Intro
Pathogens
Transmission
Allergies
Random
100

There are this many systems in the body.

11

100

Name the three types of pathogens.

Bacteria, viruses, parasites

100

What is transmission?

How pathogens get from the outside and into the body.

100

Name three common allergies.

Ex. nuts, fish, shellfish, wheat, dairy

100

What is another name for the immune system?

Lymphatic system

200

The building blocks of the body.

Cells

200

Your body recognizes ____ to signal an attack.

Markers

200

Name four ways pathogens enter the body.

Mouth, nose, eyes, cuts.

200

How come we aren't allergic to everything?

We don't know!

200

What is another name for the circulatory system?

Cardiovascular system

300

Name three systems in the body.

Endocrine, Respiratory, Digestive, Reproductive, Integumentary, Muscular, Nervous, Circulatory, Immune, Urinary, Skeletal

300

Name five symptoms of sickness.

Ex. vomiting, nausea, dizziness, coughing, sneezing, red eyes, fatigue

300

Why should you not eat food that dropped on the floor?

Pathogens will be able to enter your system.

300

Allergies are ______. They can randomly appear.

Spontaneous

300

What is an example of a cell?

Ex. blood cells

400

Name two systems that work together and how they work together.

Ex. Respiratory and circulatory systems, immune and integumentary systems, skeletal and muscular systems

400

What gets you sick?

The body battling with the pathogen

400

Explain one similarity and one difference between pathogens and allergies.

Pathogens are intentionally harmful, allergies shouldn't be harmful, but both causes your body to attack.

400

Name two reasons why someone may have a higher likelihood of having an allergy.

parents passed it down and greater exposure to it 

400

Name three facts about cells.

They fight for you, they fix things in your body for you, and they're living things

500

Which system is related to the skin? How do you spell it?

Integumentary

500
What is the first layer of protection?

The skin.

500

Why shouldn't you use your hand to cover your mouth when sneezing/coughing?

Your hand touches everything, so you'd be spreading germs everywhere.

500

Explain the cycle of allergies.

Food gets into the body, body sees different marker, body starts to fight it, fight causes sickness, marker eventually leaves.

500

Give one example of a virus.

Ex. COVID, measles