What Does That Mean?
cardio
What is heart?
Digestion
What is the process that makes our food useful to our bodies?
waste removal of carbon dioxide
What does the blood carry away from cells in order for the cell to live?
bolus
What is the name for the chewed food you swallow?
Lungs
What is the main organ used in respiration?
vas/vascul/angio
What is having to do with tubes?
Respiration
What is the process that exchanges gases?
Oxygen
What is a gas all cells must have delivered to them in the blood to survive?
chyme
What is the name of the digested food when it is in the stomach/ready to leave the stomach?
the mouth
Where does digestion start?
gastro/gastric
What is has to do with stomach?
Circulation
What is the system that deals with blood, veins, arteries, capillaries, and the heart?
water
What is a compound (substance) all cells must have delivered to them in the blood to survive?
peristalsis
What is the muscular movement that pushes food down the esophagus?
The heart
What is the organ that has four chambers? What pumps blood throughout the body? What is the main organ in the circulatory system?
pulmonary
What is having to do with the lungs?
Excretory
What is the system that gets rid of waste?
nutrients
What do all cells need delivered to them in the blood in order to survive?
gastric juices
What are hydrochloric acid and enzymes that digest food in the stomach?
bladder
What is the organ that stores urine until it can be emptied through the urethra?
hemo/hema
What is having to do with the blood?
Cardiovascular System
What is another name for the circulatory system?
capillaries on the villi in the small intestine
Where do nutrients from digested food move into the cells?
alveoli
What are the air sacs in the lungs where gas exchange takes place?
liver and pancreas
What are names of organs that secrete (send) liquids into the large intestine to help with digestion?