Skeletal/Muscles
Digestive System
Lungs
Cardiovascular
Kidneys/Wild Card
100

70% of bone is made of this mineral, giving it hardness and strength

Calcium

100

The stomach produces this thick, acidic semi-liquid paste after breaking down food.

Chyme

100

The respiratory system breathes in this gas and breathes out this gas.

Oxygen and CO2

100

Humans have this type of circulatory system, one loop goes to the lungs and one goes to the rest of the body, both running simultaneously

Double Circulatory System

100

Where are your kidneys located

back of adbdominal avity

200

Muscles can only do this, they cannot push

Contract

200

The stomach produces this extremely strong acid with a pH of 1.5–3.5 that kills bacteria and breaks down food

Hydrochloric Acid

200

This large dome-shaped muscle sits below the lungs, is the primary breathing muscle, and is also what causes hiccups

Diaphragm

200

This percentage of blood volume is plasma, the straw-colored liquid that carries nutrients, hormones, and waste."

55%

200

Urine travels from the kidney to the bladder through this tube

ureter

300

This tough tissue connects muscle to bone. The Achilles is the strongest one in the body

Tendon

300

The section of the small intestine where most nutrients (sugars, amino acids, fatty acids, and vitamins) are absorbed into the bloodstream

Jejunum

300

During gas exchange, gases move from areas of _____ pressure to areas of ___ pressure

high to low

300

What causes the "lub" and "dub" sounds in a heartbeat are caused by what?

Valves closing

300

"This hormone produced by the kidneys signals bone marrow to produce more red blood cells, and has been famously abused by endurance athletes to boost performance

EPO (erythropoietin)

400

This is the longest and strongest bone in the body

Femur

400

The large intestine reabsorbs this from remaining waste, which is why moving through too fast causes dehydration

Water and Electrolytes

400

This protein inside red blood cells binds to oxygen — 4 molecules at a time — and rapidly loads up when blood passes through the lungs

Hemoglobin

400

Name three factors that can cause high blood pressure

teacher's discretion

400

This is a long/deep tube in the nephron where urine becomes concentrated and water is reabsorbed

Loop of Henle

500

Name the three types of muscles

Smooth, skeletal, muscle

500

These little arms coat the inside of the small intestine, increasing surface area and helping with absorption of nutrients

Villi
500

This compound has a higher affinity to hemoglobin than oxygen does, and is very dangerous

carbon monoxide

500

When a heart valve does not completely close, blood leaks backwards and creates turbulent flow, producing this condition and a whooshing sound between beats.

Heart Murmur

500

The three internal regions of the kidney, from outer to inner

renal cortex, renal medulla, and renal pelvis

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