Nutrition
Neurons
Structure & Function of the Brain
Immune System
Lymphatic System
100

What are the 6 essential nutrients?

Carbs, fats, proteins, water, vitamins, and minerals

100

What is the term for an electrical signal that travels along a neuron?

A nerve impulse
100

How many lobes are their in the human brain?

4

100

When blood vessel expand within an area of injury, this is known as . . .

Inflammation

100

What is a main function of the Lymphatic System?

1. Fluid balance

2. Fat absorption

3. Immunological defense

200

What macronutrient provides the building blocks for amino acids?

Proteins

200

What structure insulates the axon?

Myelin Sheath

200

What part of the brain is responsible for decision making, memory, verbal communication and voluntary movements?

the frontal lobe

200
A disease-causing substance such as bacteria or viruses are known as . . .

Pathogens

200

What system does the Lymphatic System work closely with?

Circulatory System

300

What is the unit of heat that measures the energy used by the body and the energy that food supplies to the body?

Calories

300

What kind of pump transports ions that require energy?

Hint: it is the name of two elements

sodium-potassium pump

300

What part of the brain controls vision?

the occipital lobe
300

______ help the body mimic the first infection. Therefore, when the infection is encountered, the body has already produced the B and T cells to fight it.

Vaccines
300

Lymphocytes and macrophages are found in the . . .

lymph nodes

400

From the Netflix show "Down to Earth," what did the scientists find in the diet of centenarians?

What was it high in and what was it low in?

High in carbs, low in proteins

400

What is the name of the location in which two neurons meet?

synapse

400

What part of the brain controls spatial processing and body positioning?

the parietal lobe

400

Name one of the two types of specific (acquired) immune responses are . . .

1. Humoral Response

2. Cell-mediated Response

400

What are an accumulation of lymphoid nodules on either side of the throat?

Tonsils

500

What was the physiological process that keeps the body at a stable equilibrium?

Homeostasis

500

What part of the neuron receives the nerve impulse from other neurons?

Dendrite

500

What part of the brain controls comprehension/pronunciation of words, sensations of sound and smell, and emotional association of memories?

the temporal lobe
500
A _______ disorder is when the body cant differentiate between foreign substances and the body's own cells.
autoimmune
500

Name 2 of the 4 major organs involved in the lymphatic system.

1. Spleen

2. Thymus gland

3. Lymphatic vessels

4. Lymph nodes

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