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100

What is the difference between active immunity and passive immunity?

Active immunity - your body has to actively build antibodies.

Passive immunity - antibodies are given with no work needed by your body (breast milk, gamma globulin shot, antivenom / immune serum)

100

Where are my popliteal nodes located?

at the knee

100

This organ removes old or damaged red blood cells, it holds a reserve of blood in case of emergency, and removes impurities (filters)

The spleen
100
If I was using my sphygmomanometer, I would probably be doing what?

Checking your blood pressure

100

Complex nutrients are broken down into smaller, more usable components via ______________. 

Catabolism

200
The inflammatory reaction is an example on nonspecific immunity. What are the classic symptoms?

Redness, swelling, and heat

200

Where would I find my inguinal nodes?

In the groin area

200

What is orthopnea?

Difficulty breathing that is releived by sitting upright.

200

Where are my ureters?

between the kidneys and the bladder.

200

Most nutrients are absorbed here __________.

The small intestine
300

This system is helps to:

manage fluid balance, filter the blood from bacteria and carcinogens, and is also involved in the absorption of digested fats.

Lymphatic System

300

Where are my mesenteric nodes?

In the abdominal cavity, in a membrane that attaches the intestine to the abdominal wall.

300

What is "tidal volume"?

The amount of air that is moved into or out of the lungs in quiet respiration.

300

What does the skin eliminate?

Water

Salts

Nitrogenous waste 

300

Foods are measured by their ability to raise blood glucose levels. The term used to describe this capacity is ___________ effect.

Glycemic

400

If it is cold, your body will try to adjust with ________________ of the superficial blood vessels. If it is hot,, your body will try to adjust with ____________ of the superficial blood vessels.

Constriction

Dilation

400
At which part of my brain is thirst detected?

the hypothalamus

400

This organ stores glycogen. It is also an accessory organ to digestion.

The Liver

400

How is most of the nitrogenous waste urea eliminated?

via the urine

400

The unit used to measure the metabolic rate is___________.

kilocalories

500

A circulating protein that binds to a specific antigen to fight and protect our body is a(n) _____________.

antibody

500

What is the name of the mineral found in hemoglobin?

Iron

500

This organ secretes glucagon and also secretes some digestive enzymes.

The pancreas

500

This yellowish pigment is made during the breakdown of red blood cells.

bilirubin

500

Attached to my cecum is my ________________... Unless it has been surgically removed.

variform appendix 

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