Integumentary
Skeletal
Muscular
Respiratory
Circulatory
Nervous + Endocrine
Digestive + Excretory
Immune
100

Name the layers of the skin (3).

epidermis, dermis, hypodermis

100

What connects muscle to bone?

tendons

100

Name the three types of muscle:

smooth, cardiac, skeletal

100

What are the functions of the Respiratory system? (2)

take in oxygen and get rid of CO2

100

What organ pumps blood through the body.

heart

100

Name the major organs in the nervous system (4):

brain, spinal cord, nerves/neurons, sensory organs

100

Where water is absorbed back into the body:

large intestine

100

The first line of defense is your _______.

skin

200

Skin helps with our sense of ________.

touch

200

What connects bone to bone?

ligaments

200

Heart is made from:

cardiac muscle

200

What is the major organ involved in the respiratory system?

Lungs

200

How many chambers does the human heart have?

4

200

Body recieves information from its surrondings by using:

sensory organs

200

Daily Double:

1. Where is bile made? 2. Where is bile stored?

1. liver, 2. gallbladder

200

What is the function of your immune system? (2)


Get rid of pathogens and destroy germs

300

Your skin is the ________ line of defense of your immune system.

first

300

What do we call the space where bones come together or meet?

joints

300

What type of muscle lines our organs?

smooth

300

What is the muscle that helps us breathe?

diaphragm

300

Carries blood AWAY from the heart

arteries

300

What are the pancreas, pituitary, ovaries, testes, and thyroid examples of?

glands

300

What is the function of the Digestive system? (3)

digest food, absorb nutrients, get rid of waste

300

Name 3 organs/parts associated with the immune system:


thymus, spleen, white blood cells, tonsils, bone marrow, lymph nodes

400

Name two functions of the integumentary system:

protection, body temp regulation, sense of touch

400

Brain is protected by the __________.

skull

400

What type of muscle helps with movement?

skeletal

400

Where does the exchange of gases occur?

at the alveoli (capillaries)

400

Carries blood TOWARDS the heart

veins

400

What do glands release?

hormones

400

Daily Double: 

1. What organ filters urine. 2. What organ stores urine.

1. Kidneys, 2. Bladder

400

The type of cell that recognizes that a pathogen has entered your body:

T-cell

500

Name 4 other things we find in our skin:

hair, sweat glands, oil glands, nerves, blood vessels

500

Name 3 functions of the skeletal system (5):

support, protection, mineral storage, blood cell production, movement

500

Name the functions of the muscular system:

movement, protection, other body functions (ex. heart pumping, digestion, breathing)

500

What other system does the Respiratory System work with to move oxygen through our body?

circulatory system

500

Small blood vessels where oxygen is exchanged for carbon dioxide (found surrounding alveoli as well)

capillaries

500

Daily Double: 

Define Homeostasis

maintaining balance in the body with the help of the nervous and endocrine systems

500

What is the function of the Excretory system? (2)


filters water and gets rid of urine as waste

500

The type of cell that makes an antibody to fight off a pathogen:

B-cell

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