Heart & Blood
This fluid brings food and oxygen to the parts of the body.
What is blood?
In every exhale, we get rid of this waste.
What is carbon dioxide?
The watery fluid in your mouth.
What is saliva?
These are stories and images that our mind creates while we sleep.
What are dreams?
This tissue gives structure to the body.
What are bones?
What is the heart?
The person who lives to 80 will take about 672,768,000 of these in a lifetime.
What are breaths?
This organ is longer than its counterpart even though its name suggests it might be smaller.
What is the small intestine?
The brain is hard at work, even during this restful time.
What is sleeping?
This tissue connects to bones or tendons and allows us to move.
What are muscles?
These tubes carry blood to and from the heart.
What are veins and arteries?
The diaphragm, the muscle that makes you breathe, spasms or jumps causing these funny sounds.
What are hiccups?
This tube connects your mouth to your stomach.
What is the esophagus?
If you bump your head too hard, your brain might hit your skull causing this type of injury.
What is a concussion?
The smallest bones in the body are found here.
What is inside the ear or inner ear?
You can count this by feeling a certain place on your wrist or neck.
What is the heart rate or heart beats?
We breathe in this element and it gets transferred to the blood in the lungs.
What is oxygen?
This is the most important and first step in digestion.
What is chewing?
This long cord allows messages from your brain to reach the rest of your body.
What is the spinal cord?
This is the strongest muscle in your body.
What is the jaw muscle?
The human heart has this many chambers or areas where blood is moved with every heart beat.
What are four?
This is the scientific name for the windpipe.
What is the trachea?
This organ, in the shape of a bag, mixes your chewed food with acid and other enzymes.
What is the stomach?
This is the opening in your eye that opens and closes to let light in.
What is the pupil?
Blood is made here.
What is bone marrow (or inside the bones)?