The integumentary system is necessary for the intestinal absorption of vitamins.
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The integumentary system consists of the skin, hair, nails, and glands. It primarily serves as a barrier to protect the body from external damage and infection, regulate body temperature, and excrete waste through sweat. The absorption of vitamins occurs in the digestive system, specifically in the small intestine, and is not related to the integumentary system.

The Integumentary System Is Necessary for the Intestinal Absorption of Vitamins