Digestive System
Excretory System
Cardiovascular System
Respiratory System
Lymphatic system
100

what is the function of the intestinal villi?

Absorption

100

What part of the nephron is where small molecules are removed from the blood?

Glomerulus

100

The heart's natural pacemaker is the

SA node

100

which way does oxygen flow in the lungs?

from the lungs to the blood (capillaries)

100

what type of blood cell protects against infection

White blood cells

200

the large intestine is the site for absorption of ?

water

200

The process in the nephron where nutrients are transferred from the tubule to the capilary

Reabsorption

200

Blood pressure is a measurement of the

Force of the blood against the wall of an artery

200

which way does oxygen flow in the capillaries?

From the blood to the cells

200

When fluid between the cells enters the lymphatic vessels, it is called __________.

lymph

300

which part of the small intestine absorbs fat soluble vitamins and fatty acids?

Illeum

300

The main role of the skin in the excretory system is  to release

excess water and salt

300
The pulmonary artery caries blood from ________ to the lungs

right ventricle

300

what structure closes over the larynx to keep food out of your windpipe (trachea) when you swallow

epiglottis

300

What is the name of the lymphatic capillary in the intestinal villi?

lacteal

400

What organ secretes digestive enzymes into the duodenum?

Pancreas

400

What are two functions of the kidney?

Filters the blood and maintains pH

400

part of the heart that pumps oxygenated blood to the body

left ventricle

400

what part of the lungs does gas exchange occur

Alveoli

400

what organ makes T-cells for the immune system

Thymus

500

Name 3 functions of the liver.

produces bile, filters toxins from the blood, regulates sugar levels by storing and releasing glycogen

500

The process in which a patient's blood is chemically processed and where wastes are removed through a machine

dialysis

500

which part of the heart receives oxygenated blood from the lungs

left atrium

500

What is the difference between emphysema and asthma

asthma causes constriction of the airway due to muscle spasm, emphysema is caused by the destruction of alveoli due to smoking which reduces the surface area for gas exchange

500

this organ filters and removes dead cells from the lymphatic system

spleen

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