Life on Earth
Chapter 21
Homeostasis and the Organization of the Animal Body
Self-Quiz
The skin contains
epithelial tissue
connective tissue
nerve tissue
muscle tissue
all of the above
Glands that become separated from the epithelium that produced them are called __________ glands.
sebaceous
sweat
exocrine
endocrine
saliva
Epithelial membranes
cover the body
line body cavities
may create barriers that alter the movement of certain substances
are continuously replaced by cell division
all of the above
All of the following are examples of connective tissue
except
tendons
ligaments
blood
muscle
adipose
Which of the following statements about muscle is true?
Smooth muscle has a striated appearance.
Skeletal muscle is not under conscious control.
Cardiac muscle utilizes gap junctions.
Smooth muscle is called voluntary muscle.
Smooth muscle moves the skeleton.
Homeostasis is defined as
the maintenance of a relatively constant physiological state within an organism
the body's continuous response to internal as well as external changes
dynamic equilibrium of an organism's internal condition
physical and chemical changes within a narrow range
all of these
Change within a narrow range, that cells require to function, is regulated primarily by
negative feedback
positive feedback
degree of stress
challenges encountered by organism
adaptation
Temperature regulation in humans involves___________________.
the integrative action of the hypothalamus
activation of various effectors
an increased metabolic rate
sensors in the abdomen, spinal cord, and large veins
all of these
All of the following are basic types of animal tissues
except
epithelium
connective
skeletal
muscle
nerve
A gland having a duct that carries its secretions outside the body is a(n) _______________ gland.
columnar
pyramidal
cuboidal
endocrine
exocrine
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