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Procedures:
Part A: Evaporation
1. Have your partner close his/her eyes and put their hands flat on the table in
front of them.
2. Dip 1 cotton ball into the water beaker. Dip the 2nd one into the alcohol
beaker.
3. Dab 1 of your partner’s wrist with the water cotton ball and the other wrist
with the alcohol cotton ball.
4. Allow your partner to record their observations in their data chart.
5. Now allow your partner to repeat steps 1-4 on your wrists.
1. Record the “normal” diameter of the pupil by holding a ruler close to the eye.
(Do this for both pupils.) Record these baseline measurements in the attached
data table.
2. Have the subject shield the right eye with his or her hand. Then shine a
flashlight into the left eye for five seconds. Measure the pupil diameter in both
eyes immediately and record in the data table.
DATA:
Table A: Evaporation
Evaporation
Water Alcohol
Which felt
cooler?
Which
evaporated
faster?
Picture of
the Paper
What
change
happened
to the
paper?
Forearm
Palm
Shin
Instructions
1) Immerse the subject’s elbow in the ice water
2) Record the quality (severity) and locality of pain at 1 minute intervals for 3 minutes.
3) Remove the elbow and at the end of 1 minute continue to assess any changes in location and
quality of pain.
Analysis:
1. Explain why one liquid felt cooler than the other in Part A of the lab.
2. What evidence did the color change of the cornstarch paper show in Part B of the lab?
6. Which receptors were working during Part D of the lab? How do you know?
7. In Part E, what is the function of the pupillary reflex (why is it “beneficial” for the pupils to
change diameter when exposed to a bright light?
8. What part of the brain is responsible for initiating the pupillary reflex?
Conclusion: In complete sentences, write a paragraph including the following points: What was the
purpose of this lab, explain your evidence from this lab that supports your purpose, what
information from your background supports what you learned in this lab and explain
how, what was a factor that was not taken into account that may have affected the
results, explain how the results were affect, and explain the importance of the
Integumentary System to the body and homeostasis.
• The purpose of this lab was to test how our skin reacted in different types of situations. Like putting out elbow in Ice when there are barley any nerves located on the
elbow. Testing if oils are produced from the skin on out per cheeks and face and if so how much, and how fast water and alcohol evaporates on our skin and which
is cooler or not. I learned that not everyone is going to have the same result because everyone’s skin type is different and same with their pain tolerance. Like with
the ice for example I did not feel any pain or cold because I am used to it. The importance of the integumentary system to the body is highly important because it is
what makes up our skin and nails and also the nerves that we have on our skin. It is very important to us and without it we would not feel any pain.