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Where do doctors go when they're ill?
To the doctors.
How do broken bones mend?
Doctors put on a hard cast. The bone then knits itself together again.
Why do I need to wash my hands?
To wash off any harmful germs.
What are injections for?
To stop you from getting ill.
Who needs the most sleep?
Babies.
Where is my heart?
Inside the rib cage, just below our left nipple.
How do I smell things?
Tiny nerves inside your nose send smell messages to your brain.
Why is my blood red?
Nearly half of your blood is made of red blood cells.
What is sweat?
A watery liquid your body makes when you're hot.
When did we learn to talk?
Around two years old, in average.
Where are tears made?
From glands underneath your top eyelids.
How do cuts get better?
A scab forms over the cut to keep out germs.
Why is excercice good for me?
It helps your heart and other muscles to stay fit healthy.
What is the difference between a cough and a sneeze?
You cough when your lungs (or breathing tubes) are irritated, we sneeze when the inside of your nose is irritated.
When do babies learn to walk?
Between 12 and 18 months from birth.
Where are your kidneys?
Just below the rib cage, one on each side of your spine.
Explain the two ways how does medicine help us to get better?
Some medicine kills the germs inside you. Other medicine stop you from feeling pain while your body itself does the healing.
Why do I look pale when I'm sick?
Your body is sending less blood to your skin, in order not to lose heat.
What are freckles?
Tiny patches of skin that reacts more to sunlight than the rest of your skin.
Who is the fastest runner ever?
Usain Bolt.
Where all the food goes after we swallow it?
Food travels down the foodpipe to our stomach. Then through intestines. Useful stuff is absorbed into blood and taken around the body.
How do knees bend?
By stretchy bands called ligaments.
Why do babies only drink milk?
Their little tummies can't digest food until they're around 4 months old.
What makes me burp?
Swallowing extra gas your body doesn't want. it's forced from your tummy and out of your mouth.
Who was the oldest person ever?
(name OR nationality and age)
A French lady, Jeanne Calment. 122 years old.