Integumentary, Digestive, and Excretory Systems Quiz

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Integumentary, Digestive, and Excretory Systems Quiz


Integumentary, Digestive, and Excretory Systems QuizVersión en línea Test knowledge of body systems. por Tania Hurlbutt 1 What is the main job of the integumentary system? a Protect internal organs and regulate temperature b Filter waste from the bloodstream c Digest food and absorb nutrients d Pump blood through the body 2 Which layer of skin contains sweat glands, nerves, and blood vessels? a Follicle b Dermis c Subcutaneous layer d Epidermis 3 The pigment that gives skin its color and helps block ultraviolet radiation is a Melanin b Keratin c Collagen d Hemoglobin 4 Which of these is not a function of the digestive system? a Absorbing nutrients into the bloodstream b Breaking down food into usable nutrients c Filtering toxins from blood d Removing solid waste 5 Which organ releases digestive enzymes and insulin into the small intestine? a Gallbladder b Liver c Pancreas d Stomach 6 Where does most nutrient absorption occur? a Small intestine b Esophagus c Stomach d Large intestine 7 What structure connects the kidneys to the bladder? a Capillaries b Villi c Urethra d Ureters 8 The main function of the kidneys is to a Absorb vitamins and minerals b Filter waste from the blood and balance water levels c Produce red blood cells d Break down fats and proteins 9 Which part of the brain automatically controls heart rate, digestion, and urination? a Cerebellum b Hypothalamus c Cerebrum d Medulla 10 Sweat glands help the body maintain homeostasis by a Making vitamin D b Filtering waste in the kidneys c Absorbing excess water from food d Cooling the body when it overheats 11 Which organ stores bile produced by the liver? a Gallbladder b Small intestine c Appendix d Pancreas 12 What is the main function of saliva in digestion? a Break down fats b Begin breaking down carbohydrates c Absorb protein d Destroy harmful bacteria in the stomach 13 What happens in the large intestine? a Proteins are digested into amino acids b Bile is made c Water and vitamins are absorbed d Nutrients are broken down into glucose 14 The urethra’s main function is to a Carry urine out of the body b Store urine until it’s released c Filter toxins d Produce digestive enzymes 15 Which part of the skin produces new cells to replace old ones? a Subcutaneous layer b Dermis c Epidermis d Follicle 16 How does the skin help the body maintain homeostasis? a By storing extra blood b By keeping the body at a stable temperature through sweating c By producing insulin d By breaking down nutrients 17 Which statement best describes how the digestive and urinary systems work together? a The digestive system absorbs nutrients, and the urinary system removes waste from the blood. b Both systems pump oxygen through the body. c The urinary system digests food after it leaves the stomach. d They both store bile for fat digestion. 18 Why is drinking enough water important for the urinary system? a It helps carry oxygen to cells. b It dilutes waste and helps the kidneys filter properly. c It increases muscle mass. d It prevents the production of urine. 19 Why should people with kidney problems limit salty foods? a Salt makes the skin produce too much sweat. b Extra salt causes the kidneys to work harder and retain fluid. c Salt prevents the stomach from digesting food. d Salt blocks the absorption of vitamins. 20 How does the integumentary system help protect against infection? a By creating antibodies in the bloodstream b By acting as a physical barrier that keeps out germs c By filtering pathogens through the kidneys d By digesting harmful bacteria in the stomach Feedback 1 Integumentary system involves skin, hair, and nails. 2 The dermis is the layer just below the epidermis, which is the outermost layer of the skin. 3 Your epidermis has protein molecules called melanin in it. Melanin filters out and protects skin from sunlight. The amount of melanin in your epidermis determines your skin color. The more melanin you have the darker your skin. Freckles are caused by small patches of melanin. 4 The function of the urinary system is to remove waste and toxins from the bloodstream and to maintain a fluid balance homeostasis in the body. 5 (1) The pancreas decreases the acidity of food coming out of your stomach. (2) It makes chemicals that help break down food molecules. (3) It makes hormones like insulin and glucagon to regulate blood sugar levels. 6 The small intestine breaks down the digestible parts of the food that is eaten into protein, carbohydrate, lipid, and vitamin molecules and minerals small enough for your body to absorb. Most absorption occurs in the small intestine. 10 Sweat glands produce sweat, which helps maintain body temperature and, therefore, homeostasis. 11 Your liver filters out harmful wastes, stores vitamins and glucose, and sends the molecules to your cells. 12 Saliva contains chemicals that break down carbohydrates. Saliva flows from salivary glands into your mouth. 13 After the digestible part of food leaves the small intestine, the indigestible part of food goes to the large intestine. The large intestine extracts water and more vitamins from the remaining food. 15 The epidermis is the outermost layer of the skin, providing a protective barrier against pathogens, UV radiation, and chemicals.

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Integumentary, Digestive, and Excretory Systems QuizVersión en línea

por Tania Hurlbutt

What is the main job of the integumentary system?

Which layer of skin contains sweat glands, nerves, and blood vessels?

The pigment that gives skin its color and helps block ultraviolet radiation is

Which of these is not a function of the digestive system?

Which organ releases digestive enzymes and insulin into the small intestine?

Where does most nutrient absorption occur?

What structure connects the kidneys to the bladder?

The main function of the kidneys is to

Which part of the brain automatically controls heart rate, digestion, and urination?

Sweat glands help the body maintain homeostasis by

Which organ stores bile produced by the liver?

What is the main function of saliva in digestion?

What happens in the large intestine?

The urethra’s main function is to

Which part of the skin produces new cells to replace old ones?

How does the skin help the body maintain homeostasis?

Which statement best describes how the digestive and urinary systems work together?

Why is drinking enough water important for the urinary system?

Why should people with kidney problems limit salty foods?

How does the integumentary system help protect against infection?

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