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Molecules
Body Systems
Cells
Conditions
Organelles
100

Name 3 molecules needed for the body to function 

Oxygen, glucose, and amino acids
100

System that accepts oxygen

What is respiratory system?

100

The two molecules needed to create energy in the cell

glucose and oxygen 

100
Guess this condition:

- difficulty breathing
- low oxygen levels

asthma

100
This organelle is responsible for storing the cell's genetic information (DNA)

nucleus

200

This molecule can create high blood sugar when insulin is not available 

glucose

200

This system is made up of mouth/nose, stomach, and small intestine

What is digestive system?
200

two molecules created in the cell when glucose and oxygen make energy

carbon dioxide and water

200

Guess this condition:
- oxygen levels normal
- amino acid levels low
- glucose levels low

pancreas injury

200

This organelle is where cellular respiration occurs

mitochondria

300

This molecule comes from fish

protein or amino acids

300

This system carries oxygen and glucose into the cell

What is circulatory system?

300

These molecules are used by cells for growth and repair

proteins or amino acids

300

Guess this condition:
- high blood sugar
- tired all the time

diabetes

300

this organelle is the outermost layer of plant cells

cell wall

400

If someone has a panaceas injury, these two molecules are not broken down 

protein and starch

400

If someone has asthma, this is the main body system affected

respiratory system

400

Explain why you'd want to eat a bunch of starches before playing a game of soccer. Use academic vocabulary

Starches are made of glucose and glucose is needed for cellular respiration and energy
400

which conditions can be diagnosed by analyzing oxygen levels?

asthma and anemia (order doesn't matter)

400

This organelle is only found in plant cells is responsible for photosynthesis

chloroplast

500

1.) oxygen molecules pass through what part in the lungs to get into the bloodstream?

2.) glucose molecules pass through what part of the  the small intestine to get into the bloodstream?

1.) alveoli

2.) villi

500

This system is responsible for sending messages to all parts of your body

nervous system

500

What sort of food should be eaten after a difficult workout so that cells can grow and repair...

Starch rich foods or protein rich foods? And WHY?

Protein rich foods should be eaten because proteins are broken down into amino acids and those are used by cells for growth and repair.

500

When the pancreas in injured starch and proteins cannot be broken down. What does the pancreas produce that helps break down food?

digestive enzymes

500
1.) How do plants get glucose?

2.) How do animals get glucose?

1.) photosynthesis
2.) eating/drinking starch