The structure in the respitory system right after the nose
What is the nasal cavity
100
The structures in blood vessels that carry materials through the circulatory system
What is red blood cells
100
Cells or substances that harm the body
What are pathogens
100
Glands near the mouth that release saliva, which begins the chemical digestion of food
What are salivary glands
200
The two types of bone tissues
What is spongy and compact
200
The function of the epiglottis
What is to prevent food and liquid from entering the lungs and air from entering the stomach
200
The smallest major blood vessels that connect arteries to veins
What is capillaries
200
"Flags" that mark pathogens to be destroyed
What are antibodies
200
Liquid in the stomach that disolves most food
What is stomach acid
300
The name of your kneecap
What is the patella
300
The abundant structures in the respitory system that transfer oxygen from the respitory system to the blood and takes wastes from the blood to breath out
What is alvioli
300
The blood types a person with O blood can donate to
What are all blood types
300
Cells that kill cells that have been infected by a pathogen
What are T-cells
300
The structures in the small intestine that absorb nutrients
What are villi
400
Part of the skeleton that allows movement
What is the appendicular skeleton
400
Where the vocal cords are located
What is the larynx
400
The chamber in the heart that pumps blood to the lungs
What is the right ventricle
400
The secndary function of a B-cell
What is to stay in the body as memory of a pathogen
400
The process of smooth muscle pushing food down the esophagus into the stomach
What is peristalsis
500
The number of bones in an average foot
What is twenty-six
500
The space occupated by most of the respitory system
What is the thoracic cavity
500
The structures in blood that help form blood clots when a blood vessel is injured
What are platelets
500
The degree Celsius considered to be a sign of a fever