Exam 3 (Chapters 6-9) A&P I (Dr Tiangco,
ECPI) Questions And Answers
blood vessels the dermis contains
skin blood vessels tend to dilate in response to hyperthermia
skin blood vessels tend to constrict in response to hypothermia
hypodermis or subcutaneous layer not a true layer of skin
stratum basale the deepest layer of the epidermis whose cells are alive and actively mitotic
hair follicle pouch-like depression (invagination) of the epidermis and dermis where the
hair root exist
apocrine type of sweat gland found in the axillary and groin region whose secretions are
metabolized by bacteria thereby creating body odor
, Exam 3 (Chapters 6-9) A&P I (Dr Tiangco,
ECPI) Questions And Answers
Eccrine the most common type of sweat gland whose secretions are watery-like and are
mainly involved with thermoregulation
muscle function move body parts, generate body heat, protect against trauma
perimysium connective tissue layer that surrounds fascicles in a muscle
fascicles bundles of muscle fibers
myofibrils organelle that is a bundle of actin and myosin filaments
T-tubule Sarcolemma invagination that helps internalize the muscle impulse
Sarcoplasmic reticulum Organelle that stores calcium until it is needed
myosin the thick filament
ECPI) Questions And Answers
blood vessels the dermis contains
skin blood vessels tend to dilate in response to hyperthermia
skin blood vessels tend to constrict in response to hypothermia
hypodermis or subcutaneous layer not a true layer of skin
stratum basale the deepest layer of the epidermis whose cells are alive and actively mitotic
hair follicle pouch-like depression (invagination) of the epidermis and dermis where the
hair root exist
apocrine type of sweat gland found in the axillary and groin region whose secretions are
metabolized by bacteria thereby creating body odor
, Exam 3 (Chapters 6-9) A&P I (Dr Tiangco,
ECPI) Questions And Answers
Eccrine the most common type of sweat gland whose secretions are watery-like and are
mainly involved with thermoregulation
muscle function move body parts, generate body heat, protect against trauma
perimysium connective tissue layer that surrounds fascicles in a muscle
fascicles bundles of muscle fibers
myofibrils organelle that is a bundle of actin and myosin filaments
T-tubule Sarcolemma invagination that helps internalize the muscle impulse
Sarcoplasmic reticulum Organelle that stores calcium until it is needed
myosin the thick filament
