Category A
Oxygen is inhaled and is then distributed throughout the bloodstream (systems)
What are the Respiratory and Circulatory Systems?
The circulatory system carries the waste from throughout the organism to the _____________ system, which takes care of excreting the waste from the organism.
What is the Excretory System?
The skull protects the brain from injury. (systems)
What are the Skeletal and Nervous Systems?
Which system controls homeostasis in the human body?
A. The endocrine system
B. The urinary system
C. The nervous system
What is C The nervous system?
The ____________ and ____________ systems carry white blood cells to fight off infections.
What are the Immune and Circulatory Systems?
The heart pumps blood to and through the kidneys (systems)
What are the Circulatory and Urinary/Excretory Systems?
Lungs are used to remove waste gases with the help of the diaphragm (systems)
What are the Respiratory and Muscular (maybe Excretory) Systems?
The brain regulates the respiratory rate. (systems)
What are the Nervous and Respiratory Systems?
6)The pumping of the heart is the force that directly
A. moves blood through the arteries
B. causes the lungs to expand
C. sends nerve messages to the brain
D. allows movement of the muscles
What is A. moves blood through the arteries?
This system gives your body the oxygen that will allow this other system to move. (systems)
What are circulatory and muscular systems?
Involuntary muscles help move food through the digestive tract. (systems)
What are the Muscular and Digestive Systems?
A student is outside on a very hot day. How does perspiration help maintain his body heat?
A. It prevents heat from entering his body.
B. It causes evaporation and carries away body heat.
C. It causes evaporation and saves body heat.
What is B. It causes evaporation and carries away body heat
The immune system keeps the body stable by
A. keeping the body's temperature normal
B. excreting wastes
C. killing disease-causing organisms
What is C. killing disease-causing organisms?
Which human body systems are directly involved in reflex actions, such as knee jerk, blinking, and jumping when startled?
A. circulatory and respiratory
B. digestive and excretory
C. nervous and muscular
What is C. nervous and muscular?
The nervous and the ____________ systems interact to coordinate movement. (systems)
What are the Skeletal and Muscular Systems?
The kidneys clean the blood and control the amount of salt, water, and other substances in the blood (systems)
What are the Urinary/Excretory and Circulatory Systems?
The bladder sends sensory information to the brain (systems)
What are the Urinary/Excretory and Nervous Systems?
Oxygen from the environment is taken from the environment into the cells of your body (systems)
What are the circulatory and respiratory systems?
The diaphragm allows involuntary breathing to occur
What are the Respiratory and Muscular Systems?
What is the tiny structure called that is at the end of the respiratory system?
bronchiole, alveolus, bronchus or trachea
What is an alveolus?
What is the correct order of vessels that move away from the heart?
a. heart - artery - vein - capillary
b. heart - artery - capillary - vein
c. heart - vein - capillary - artery
d. heart - vein - artery - capillary
What is b. heart - artery - capillary - vein
Which of the following is a direct interaction of the skeletal, muscular and nervous systems?
A. Feeling tired after eating a meal
B. Movement of a person's arm
C. Healing of a cut on the arm
What is B. Movement of a person's arm?
Oxygen in inhaled and helps provide energy to the stomach muscles for digestion
What are the Respiratory and Digestive Systems?
5)The function of the cardiovascular or circulatory system is to transport blood throughout the body. What organ provides the force needed to transport or move the blood?
A. Arteries
B. Brain
C. Heart
What is C. Heart?
What part of the neuron receives signals from other neurons?
axon, axon terminal, dendrite or soma
What is the dendrite?