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    Here are the matches between the parts of the integumentary system and their functions: 1. Integumentary System - a) system is to act as a barrier to protect the body from the outside world. 2. Nails - f) is a horn-like envelope covering the tips of the fingers and toes in most primates and a few other mammals. 3. Hairs - c) act as sense organs. 4. Glands - secrete their contents to the exterior unlike endocrine which secrete their contents directly into blood. 5. Epidermis - b) the most superficial layer of the skin that covers almost the entire body surface 6. Dermis - d) the

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    Here are the matches between the parts of the integumentary system and their functions: 1. Integumentary System - a) system is to act as a barrier to protect the body from the outside world. 2. Nails - f) is a horn-like envelope covering the tips of the fingers and toes in most primates and a few other mammals. 3. Hairs - c) act as sense organs. 4. Glands - secrete their contents to the exterior unlike endocrine which secrete their contents directly into blood. 5. Epidermis - b) the most superficial layer of the skin that covers almost the entire body surface 6. Dermis - d) the

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    Here are the matches between the parts of the integumentary system and their functions: 1. Integumentary System - a) system is to act as a barrier to protect the body from the outside world. 2. Nails - f) is a horn-like envelope covering the tips of the fingers and toes in most primates and a few other mammals. 3. Hairs - c) act as sense organs. 4. Glands - secrete their contents to the exterior unlike endocrine which secrete their contents directly into blood. 5. Epidermis - b) the most superficial layer of the skin that covers almost the entire body surface 6. Dermis - d) the

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    SCIENCE 6

    Parts and Functions of


    Integumentary System
    Ana Liza Degamo Sebastian
    Bayombong South E/S
    What system is shown?
    What is its function?
     Framework of our body
     Support of the body
     Protection of soft organs
     Movement due to
    attached skeletal
    muscles
     Storage of minerals and
    fats
     Blood cell formation

    SKELETAL SYSTEM
    Muscular System Function
    is responsible for the
    movement of the human
    body.
    Attached to the bones of the
    skeletal system are about 700
    named muscles that make up
    roughly half of a person's
    body weight. Each of these
    muscles is a discrete organ
    constructed of skeletal
    muscle tissue, blood vessels,
    tendons, and nerves.
    Respiratory System
    is a series of
    organs
    responsible for
    taking in oxygen
    and expelling
    carbon dioxide.
    knis Skin
    Ahir Hair
    IANLS Nails
    ER N S V E Nerves
    LANGDS Glands
    “What is the purpose of the
    Integumentary System?”
    Watch a video
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?
    v=z5VnOS9Ke3g

    Integumentary System
    Integumentary System
    The integumentary system consists of
    the skin, hair, fingernails, glands and
    nerves.
    The main function of the integumentary
    system is to act as a barrier to protect the
    body from the outside world. It also
    functions to retain body fluids, protect
    against diseases, eliminate waste products
    and regulate body temperature.
    Skin: the thin layer of tissue
    forming the natural outer covering
    of the body of a person or animal.
    The skin is only a few
    millimeters thick yet is by far
    the largest organ in the
    body. ... Skin forms the body's
    outer covering and forms a
    barrier to protect the body
    from chemicals, disease, UV
    light, and physical damage.
    the skin consists of two layers: the
    epidermis and the dermis. Beneath
    the dermis lies the hypodermis or
    subcutaneous fatty tissue.
    The skin has three main functions:
    1.protection,
    2.regulation and
    3.sensation.
    Epidermis. The epidermis is the most
    superficial layer of the skin that covers
    almost the entire body surface. ...
    Dermis. The dermis is the deep layer of the
    skin found under the epidermis.
    These skin cells produce the protein keratin,
    the basic structural component of hair and nails.
    Found in the epidermis, these cells are part of
    the immune system's defense against infection.
    These epidermal cells produce melanin, the
    pigment that gives skin its color
    Hairs (or pili; pilus in the singular) are
    characteristic of mammals.
    The functions of hair include
    1.protection,
    2.regulation of body temperature, and
    3.facilitation of evaporation of
    perspiration;
    hairs also act as sense organs.
    Hairs develop in the fetus as epidermal
    down growths that invade the underlying
    dermis.
    Anail is a horn-like envelope covering
    the tips of the fingers and toes in most
    primates and a few other mammals. Nails are
    similar to claws in other animals. Fingernails
    and toenails are made of a tough protective
    protein called keratin.
    they are formed of keratinized epidermal
    cells and occur on the finger and toes. Consist
    of a visible area (body) and the root
    (embedded in the dermis).
    Glands:. These glands secrete their contents
    to the exterior unlike endocrine which secrete
    their contents directly into blood.
    There are three exocrine (conts ducts) glands:
    1. Sebaceous glands: produce oil (sebaum) which keeps the skin
    oily. The glands are branched and attached to the hair follicle.
    Blockage of the gland causes acne.

    2.Sudoriferous(sweat) gland: produce sweat or perspiration


    composed of water, salt, urea and uric acid. They are coiled and
    tubular shaped and of two types: Eccrine (found on forehead, back of
    palm and soles), and Apocrine (larger that eccrine, found in pubic
    regions and secrete into hair follicles). Mammary glands: are
    specialized form of sudoriferous gland secrete milk.

    3. Ceruminous glands: found only in the external auditory canal


    where they secrete cerumen (earwax). Cerumen is an insect repellant
    and also keep the eardrum (tympanic membrane) from drying out.
    Excess amount may block.
    Answer the following questions:
    1 What can happen if a part of the body is
    not covered with skin?

    2. What can happen if your sweat glands


    do not produce perspiration?
    ‘ Why do you think this person suffers such?”
    Integumentary System

    SKIN HAIR NAILS GLANDS


    forms the 1.protection,
    body's outer 2.regulation of A nail is a glands
    body temperature, horn-like
    covering and secrete their
    and
    forms a 3.facilitation of envelope contents to
    barrier to evaporation of covering the the exterior
    perspiration; tips of the
    protect the unlike
    act as sense
    body from organs. fingers and endocrine
    chemicals, Hairs develop in toes in most which secrete
    the fetus as primates and
    disease, UV their contents
    epidermal down
    light, and growths that a few other directly into
    physical invade the mammals. blood.
    underlying dermis.
    damage.
    Why should you use
    umbrella or other
    protective cover when
    walking under the
    sun?
    Matching type: Match the parts of the
    integumentary system in column A with the
    functions in column B.
    Column A Column B
    1. Integumentary System a) system is to act as a barrier to protect
    2. Nails the body from the outside world.
    b) the most superficial layer of the skin that
    3. Hairs covers almost the entire body surface
    4. Glands c) act as sense organs.
    5. Epidermis d) the deep layer of the skin found under
    the epidermis.
    6. Dermis
    e) thin layer of tissue forming the natural
    outer covering of the body of a person or
    animal
    f) is a horn-like envelope covering the tips
    of the fingers and toes in most primates
    and a few other mammals.

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