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The best way to treat a first-degree burn is to apply cold water. |
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Freckles are caused by patches of carotene. |
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A tan is a defensive reaction. |
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The color of a suntan is caused by dead blood cells in the skin. |
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A third-degree burn destorys only the epidermis. |
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One of the main purposes of the skin is protection. |
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Fingerprints are produced by papillae. |
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Having dead skin cells is normal. |
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| When light-colored skin is exposed to sunlight, it produces ________, resulting in a tan. |
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| A(n) ________ is a human-shaped robot. |
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| What do the vertebrae protect? |
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| When your biceps contracts, your triceps... |
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| The tissue of the skeletal system that is flexible, does not contain blood vessels, and covers the ends of bones in joints is... |
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| What is found in the long central cavity of many bones? |
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Which of the following is not a function of bones?
-store calcium
-produce blood cells
-protect organs
-produce melanin |
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| The thick layer of skin that contains many blood vessels, nerve receptors, and hair follicles is the... |
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| Explain why muscles become sore after a person exercises strenuously or continuously. |
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| Lack of oxygen causes the muscles to perform anaerobic cellular respiration. This type of cellular respiration causes lactic acid to accumulate in the muscles, and the lactic acid causes the soreness. Other theories suggest the pain might be due to microscopic damage to muscle fibers and the inflammation that results. |
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Term
Be able to identify the following muscle on a diagram:
gastrocnemius |
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Be able to identify the following muscle on a diagram:
gluteus |
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Be able to identify the following muscle on a diagram:
latissimus dorsi |
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Be able to identify the following muscle on a diagram:
trapezius |
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Be able to identify the following muscle on a diagram:
pectoralis |
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Be able to identify the following muscle on a diagram:
deltoid |
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Be able to identify the following muscle on a diagram:
triceps |
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Be able to identify the following muscle on a diagram:
biceps |
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Be able to identify the following bone on a diagram:
clavicle |
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Be able to identify the following bone on a diagram:
fibula |
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Be able to identify the following bone on a diagram:
vertebra |
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Be able to identify the following bone on a diagram:
rib |
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Be able to identify the following bone on a diagram:
tarsals |
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Be able to identify the following bone on a diagram:
sternum |
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Be able to identify the following bone on a diagram:
metacarpals |
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Be able to identify the following bone on a diagram:
patella |
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Be able to identify the following bone on a diagram:
phalanges |
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Be able to identify the following bone on a diagram:
ulna |
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Be able to identify the following bone on a diagram:
tibia |
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Be able to identify the following bone on a diagram:
scapula |
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Be able to identify the following bone on a diagram:
humerus |
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Be able to identify the following bone on a diagram:
femur |
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Be able to identify the following bone on a diagram:
pelvis |
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Be able to identify the following bone on a diagram:
carpals |
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Be able to identify the following bone on a diagram:
radius |
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Term
Be able to identify the following bone on a diagram:
mandible |
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Term
Be able to label the following on a diagram of human skin:
blood vessel |
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Definition
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Be able to label the following on a diagram of human skin:
nerve ending |
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Definition
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Be able to label the following on a diagram of human skin:
sweat gland |
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Definition
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Be able to label the following on a diagram of human skin:
oil gland |
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Be able to label the following on a diagram of human skin:
hair |
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Be able to label the following on a diagram of human skin:
muscle |
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Definition
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Be able to label the following on a diagram of human skin:
subcutaneous layer |
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Be able to label the following on a diagram of human skin:
dermis |
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Be able to label the following on a diagram of human skin:
epidermis |
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