Digestive System
This organ of the digestive system churns and mixes food with gastric juices.
What is the STOMACH.
The most important part of the circulatory system, responsible for pumping blood throughout the body.
What is the HEART.
What are the 3 important parts of the nervous system?
What are the BRAIN, the SPINAL CORD, and the NERVES.
The respiratory system is responsible for taking in this important gas.
What is OXYGEN.
The tube that leads down into your stomach from your mouth.
What is the ESOPHAGUS.
This transports oxygenated blood AWAY from the heart.
What is ARTERIES.
The body's control or command center.
What is the BRAIN.
The body does not use this gas therefore it is considered waste and the respiratory system gets rid of it.
What is a CARBON DIOXIDE.
Where the digestion process begins.
What is the MOUTH.
This carries blood back to the heart so it can pick up more oxygen.
What is VEINS.
What does the brain send out to all other parts of the body.
What is an electrical signals, messages, or impulses are all acceptable answers.
This body system produces red blood cells in bone marrow.
What is SKELETAL SYSTEM.
Name at least 2 important parts of the respiratory system.
What is the LUNGS, NOSE, TRACHEA, BRONCHI, ALVEOLI.
Where water is extracted from the food and the last chance to absorb any remaining minerals.
What is THE LARGE INTESTINE or COLON.
This type of blood cell fights off infection.
What are WHITE BLOOD CELLS.
Name the 3 parts of the brain.
What is the CEREBELLUM, CEREBRUM, and BRAIN STEM.
Name the three types of muscles.
What is CARDIAC, SMOOTH & SKELETAL.
This system works with the respiratory system to transport oxygen to different parts of the body.
What is the CIRCULATORY SYSTEM.
This digestive enzyme in the mouth begins the digestive process before food can be swallowed.
What is SALIVA.
This type of blood cell is created in the bone marrow and transports oxygen around the body.
What are RED BLOOD CELLS.
This part of the brain is responsible for the involuntary actions.
What is the BRAIN STEM.
Explain how plants and humans depend on one another.
Humans need oxygen to survive, humans release carbon dioxide that plants need to survive, in return plants release oxygen that humans need and the cycle begins again.