I'm Buff
Don't Slouch
First Aid
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Grab Bag
200

Muscles that function automatically, without our control, are called this.

Involuntary

200

THE WAY YOU SIT, STAND, OR MOVE

Posture

200

Burn caused by overexposure to sunlight

Sunburn

200

This is the strongest muscle of the body

Heart

200

Drinking plenty of this helps keep your urinary system healthy and flushes out toxins, or poisons, from your body.

Water

400

The number of chambers in your heart.

4

400

How much sleep do you need each night?

9-12 hours

400

The immediate help given to an individual before professional medical care is available.

First Aid

400

A hurt on the body where skin has been torn off

Abrasion

400

The name of the digestive tube that is about 10 inches long and leads from your mouth to your stomach.

Esophagus

600

These kinds of muscles are attached to bones and allow us to move, bend, and twist.

Skeletal muscle

600

THIS IS THE MOST IMPRTANT TYPE OF REST

Sleep

600

free from germs

Sterile

600

These two organs are known as the washing machines for our bodies because they keep the blood clean

Kidneys

600

There are how many bones in the body

206

800

This small muscular organ is like a strong balloon that stretches to hold the liquid waste in our bodies.

Bladder

800

The longest bone in your body

Femur

800

Pushing on a bleeding injury to stop the bleeding

Direct pressure

800

This is the largest part of your brain and it is responsible for your intelligence

Cerebrum

800

You have 60,000 miles of these to carry blood to and from all parts of your body.

Blood vessels

1000

THE MAIN TYPE OF MUSCLE THAT MAKES UP THE HEART

Cardiac Muscle

1000

A broken bone that does not puncture the skin

Closed Fracture

1000

the way the body protects essential, or vital, organs after a serious injury

shock

1000

STRONG, LARGE, FLAT MUSCLE LOCATED AT THE BOTTOM OF YOUR LUNGS. IT MOVES UP AND DOWN, HELPING IN BREATHING

Diaphragm

1000

This part of your brain attaches to the spinal cord and is responsible for keeping your heart beating and your lungs breathing.

Brain Stem

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