Organ Systems and Integumentary System
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Which part of the nail is responsible for its growth?

  • Nail Plate
  • Lunula
  • Matrix (correct)
  • Cuticle

What is the primary function of eccrine glands?

  • To secrete ear wax
  • To produce milk after giving birth
  • To produce oil for the skin
  • To release sweat through the skin (correct)

Which part of the hair structure is responsible for hair growth?

  • Keratin
  • Hair shaft
  • Hair bulb (correct)
  • Hair follicle

Which gland is primarily associated with body odor?

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What does the cuticle protect?

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Šta je to?

To je slika.

Format slike?

Nepoznat format datoteke.

Digitalna slika?

Da, verovatno predstavlja digitalnu sliku.

Šta je na slici?

Slika ne sadrži tekst.

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Šta je to?

To je fotografija, grafički prikaz.

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Nail Plate

The hard, visible part of your nail that you can see and trim.

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Nail Bed

The skin layer underneath your nail plate, responsible for its attachment and growth.

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Hair Shaft

The visible part of your hair that you can touch, style, or cut.

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Eccrine Glands

Sweat glands found all over your body, responsible for releasing sweat to cool you down.

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Sebaceous Glands

Glands that produce oil (sebum) to keep your skin lubricated.

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Study Notes

Organ Systems

  • The human body is organised in levels of organisation
  • Cell: Smallest unit of life (e.g., muscle cell)
  • Tissue: Group of similar cells with same function (e.g., muscle tissue)
  • Organ: Group of tissues working together for a specific role (e.g., heart)
  • Organ system: Two or more organs working together (e.g., circulatory system)
  • Organism: A living being (e.g., human)

Integumentary System

  • Composed of skin, nails, hair, glands, and nerves
  • Physical barrier protecting the body from bacteria, infection, injury, and sunlight
  • Detects sensations like hot and cold
  • Skin functions to protect internal organs and regulate body temperature
  • Epidermis: Outer layer; produces pigments, protects, and provides water-proof barrier
  • Dermis: Middle layer; contains nerves, sweat glands, hair follicles
  • Subcutaneous tissue: Innermost layer; contains fat, connective tissues, and blood vessels

Skin

  • Largest organ in the body
  • Epidermis: Outer layer, produces pigment; protects against immune system and environment.
  • Dermis: Contains nerve endings, sweat glands, and hair follicles
  • Subcutaneous tissue: Innermost layer, composed of fat, connective tissues and blood vessels

Nails

  • Protect ends of fingers and toes
  • Consist of nail plate, nail bed, cuticle, and matrix(nail root)

Hair

  • On head, eyebrows and eyelashes; protect eyes from dirt and warmth, insulate body heat
  • Composed of hair shaft, hair follicle, and hair bulb

Glands

  • Release substances (e.g., sweat, oil) onto the skin surface
  • Sweat glands: Release sweat (eccrine and apocrine)
  • Sebaceous glands: Produce sebum for hair and skin health
  • Ceruminous glands: Produce earwax in ear canal

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