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The document is a worksheet about the integumentary system containing questions about the structure and functions of skin, hair, nails, and glands. It asks the student to identify skin layers and structures, describe pigmentation, hair and nail growth, and classify different types of burns based on the depth of skin injury. Diagrams are included for labeling anatomical structures.

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Skin

The document is a worksheet about the integumentary system containing questions about the structure and functions of skin, hair, nails, and glands. It asks the student to identify skin layers and structures, describe pigmentation, hair and nail growth, and classify different types of burns based on the depth of skin injury. Diagrams are included for labeling anatomical structures.

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Name _______________________________________ Period ________ Date __________________

Integumentary System Review Worksheet


1. List the five functions of the integumentary system
A.
B.
C.
D.
E.

2. Match the skin structure to its tissue type


(There may be more than one correct answer for each)
I. Simple squamous
II. Simple cuboidal
A. Epidermis _______________ III. Simple columnar
B. Dermis _______________ IV. Stratified squamous
C. Subcutaneous _______________ V. Stratified cuboidal
VI. Loose Connective
VII. Adipose
VIII. Dense Connective

3. Label the following structures on the image


Name _______________________________________ Period ________ Date __________________

4. Contrast the stratum corneum and stratum germinativum

5. Identify the primary reason why skin color varies between individuals

6. Match the following pigments found in skin to their descriptions


(There may be more than one correct answer for each)
I. Brown, black, yellow pigment
II. Not easily noticeable unless large
amounts are consumed
A. Melanin ________________ III. Produced at the base of the
B. Carotene ________________ epidermis
IV. Pink to red pigment
C. Blood (Hemoglobin) ________________
V. Important for proper functioning of
photoreceptors in the eye
VI. Gives some UV protection
VII. Yellow to orange pigment
VIII. Continued constriction may lead to
cyanosis
IX. Overall shin shade is dependent
upon the amount of this pigment
X. Shade depends on dilation of
vessels

7. List at least three specific functions of hair


A.
B.
C.

8. Identify any surfaces that do not contain hair


Name _______________________________________ Period ________ Date __________________

9. Describe the process of nail growth

10. Label the following structures on the image

11. Match the following glands found in skin to their descriptions


(There may be more than one correct answer for each)
I. Protects skin from drying out
II. Secrete sweat
A. Sebaceous _______________ III. Widely distributed
B. Apocrine _______________ IV. Inhibits bacterial growth
C. Merocrine (Eccrine) _______________ V. Connected to hair follicles
(most of the time)
VI. Aid in thermoregulation
VII. Secrete oily sebum
VIII. Found in armpit & groin
Name _______________________________________ Period ________ Date __________________

12. Describe the process of hair growth

13. Label the following structures on the image

14. Describe the events that occur during skin repair

15. Distinguish between the three classifications of burns


Describe in terms of what layers of skin are killed and what is injured

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