Functions
Functions & Structures
Immune System I
Immune System II
Feedback & Homeostasis
100
function of circulatory system

pump materials around body in blood

100

function of digestive system

breaks down food into simple compounds

absorbs nutrients

100

function of immune system

fight off pathogens/disease

100

medicines that fight bacterial infections in humans and animals

antibiotics

100

a state of balance needed for a living thing to survive

homeostasis

200

function of respiratory system

the lungs exchange CO2 and O2 with the blood

transport fresh air into body / removal of waste gases

200

functions of muscular system

muscles attach to bones to move the body
200

a disease causing organism/agent

pathogen
200

a late stage of HIV infection that occurs when your immune system is badly damaged from the virus

AIDS

200

The pancreas is an example of a gland. What human body system is this a part of?

endocrine system

300

function of skeletal system

bones protect and support
300

function of nervous system

the brain sends messages around the body

reactions to stimuli

300

protein on the pathogen that triggers the immune response

antigen
300

a virus that attacks your body's immune system

HIV

300

hormone that lowers blood sugar

insulin

400

function of excretory system

gets rid of waste 

400
the name for the chemical released by your endocrine system

hormone

400

attacks pathogens and produces antibodies

white blood cells

400

the immune system attacks a non-harmful substance

allergy

400

Glucagon and insulin are hormones that regulate _____________

blood glucose levels
500

function of nervous system

to send messages from various parts of your body to your brain, and from your brain back out to your body to tell your body

500

3 main structures in the excretory system

kidneys, skin and lungs

500

proteins made by the body to fit with an antigen and destroy the pathogen

antibody

500

What is the important ingredient in a vaccine that allows your body to learn how to fight the infection?

a dead or weakened pathogen

500

These are _______ Mechanisms in the body: they tend to stabilize a process and bring a system back to a stable state. 

Example: sweating after running. 

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