Integumentary System
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- Q1CellA membrane covered structure that has all of the materials necessary for life.30s
- Q2Connective TissueThe tissue whose functions include support, protection, insulation, and nourishment.30s
- Q3DehydrationThe condition that results from excessive loss of body water.30s
- Q4DermisThe bottom, deeper, layer of skin, it is the thicker of the two layers and has many fibers made of collagen in it and also contains many other structures like nerves, blood vessels, hair follicles, muscle fibers, oil glands & sweat glands.30s
- Q5EpidermisThe top layer of skin, it is the thinner of the two layers and is made of epithelial tissue and keratin.30s
- Q6Epithelial TissueThe tissue that covers and protects underlying tissue.30s
- Q7External StimulusSomething outside of an animal's body that causes the animal to react.30s
- Q8ExcreteTo discharge non-useful material from the system.30s
- Q9HomeostasisThe ability of an organism to seek and keep a condition of stability within its internal environment when dealing with external changes.30s
- Q10Integumentary SystemA collection of organs whose primary function is to help the body maintain a stable and healthy internal environment. The system composed of the skin, hair, and nails.30s
- Q11Internal SimulusSomething inside of an animal's body that causes the animal to react.30s
- Q12MelaninA darkening chemical in the skin and hair that determines its color.30s
- Q13Muscle TissueThe tissue made of cells that can contract and relax to produce movement.30s
- Q14Nervous TissueTissue that sends electrical signals throughout the body.30s
- Q15PerspirationSweating, the functional secretion of sweat.30s