Lungs
Humans have this many lungs
Two
A pink ribbon is most commonly associated with this type of cancer.
Breast cancer
This common imaging test uses electromagnetic energy beams to produce images of bones.
X-ray
This Southern California city is front and center of the film industry
Hollywood
Taylor Swift
The lungs are part of this body system responsible for breathing
Respiratory System
A white ribbon is most commonly associated with this type of cancer.
Lung cancer
This screening technique is often used to detect tumors
CT or CAT Scan
This LA county city is home to the largest aquarium on the west coast.
Long Beach
Actor Steve Carell plays what memorable character in the popular TV series “The Office”?
Michael Scott
This tube, also called the windpipe, connects the larynx to the lungs.
Trachea
This ribbon color, often orange, represents awareness for this cancer that affects the blood and bone marrow.
Leukemia
This type of imaging uses magnetic fields and has patients under a large tube.
MRI
This Southern California city is nicknamed "Surf City USA"
Huntington Beach
This anime-inspired Netflix series follows a group of teenagers who fight demons using breathing techniques.
Demon Slayer
This disease happens to the lungs when they are infected with bacteria, viruses or fungi.
This painless screening test uses high-frequency sound waves to create live images of organs inside the body, especially useful during pregnancy.
Ultrasound
This city north of Los Angeles is known for Six Flags Magic Mountain, one of the nation’s most popular thrill-ride theme parks.
Santa Clarita
This professional basketball team captured an NBA Championship this past season
Oklahoma City Thunder
These tiny air sacs in the lungs are where oxygen and carbon dioxide are exchanged.
Alveoli
This scan involves injecting a small amount of radioactive material to detect metabolic activity.
PET Scan
This desert city, known for golf resorts and music festivals, is a popular getaway in the Coachella Valley.
Palm Springs
This epidemic in Gen-Zers was the Oxford word of the year last year. (hint: two words)
Brain rot