Cells and Tissues
Basic unit of biological organization.
What is a cell?
Largest organ of the body.
What is the skin?
Pumps deoxygenated blood to lungs, loses CO2, picks up O2.
What is the pulmonary circulation system.
Responsible for respirations
What is the brain stem
Resisting infection and disease
What is immunity
Deal with heredity and genetic variations
What is genetics?
Functions of the skin
What is heat, vitamin d, first line of defense.
Heart, vessels, and blood
What is the cardiovascular system
The main function of the urinary system
What is the kidney
Mom to baby
What is passive natural immunity
Containing two molecules.
What is atoms?
Vitamin D in the skin
What is helps absorb calcium and phosphorous
Transports oxygenated blood.
What is arteries.
A concentration of air needed to sustain life.
What is 21%
Getting a vaccine
What is active artificial immunity
Most basic survival needs of food, water and shelter.
What is Maslow hierarchy of human needs.
Immovable joint
What is the skull
Carries oxygen in blood
What is erythrocytes
Eliminate nitrogenous waste and maintains body fluids.
What is the urinary system
WBC's or leukocytes involved in the second line of defense.
What is neutrophils, eosinophils, basophils, and monocytes.
Two or more types of tissues that perform specialized functions.
What is organs?
Bone reabsorption
What is osteoclasts
Where does most nutritional absorption take place.
What is the small instestine.
Urine is stored
What is the bladder
Five cardinal signs of infection
What is redness, heat, swelling, pain and loss of function.