skeletal/muscular systems
circulatory system
respiratory system
digestive system
nervous system
100
We have this many bones in our body.
What is 206
100
These blood vessels carry blood away from the heart.
What is arteries
100
The technical name for the windpipe
What is trachea
100
Digestion of food begins here.
What is mouth
100
The nervous system is divided into these two systems
What is central nervous system and peripheral nervous system
200
this is the joint found at the knee and elbow
What is hinge
200
These are the pumping chambers of the heart
What is ventricles
200
The trachea branches into two tubes leading to the lungs known as the...
What is bronchi
200
Your food pipe is known as this
What is esophagus
200
this is the largest part of the brain.
What is cerebrum
300
This somewhat flexible, smooth, slippery material is found at all movable joints
What is cartilage
300
These blood vessels are only one cell thick
What is capillaries
300
These are two waste products of respiration.
What is CO2 and water
300
Food is mixed with enzymes, bile, and hydrochloric acid in this organ.
What is stomach
400
name the three types of muscle
What is skeletal, smooth, and cardiac
400
These are in your veins to prevent blood from flowing backward.
What is valves
400
These are the tiny air sacs in the lungs where O2 absorption takes place
What is alveoli
400
Excess water is removed from fecal matter before it is excreted in this organ.
What is large intestine
400
The central nervous system is made up of these two things
What is brain and spinal cord
500
This rubber band - like material holds bones together at the joints.
What is ligaments
500
These pieces of old blood cells float in the blood and help the blood to clot when you are cut.
What is platelets
500
What are two things that happens to air as it moves through the nasal paqssages
What is warmed, filtered, and moistened
500
Nutrients are absorbed into the body through these fingerlike projections in the small intestine.
What is villi
500
This type of neuron will detect a stimulus and send the message to the brain.
What is Afferent (SENSORY)
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