Show:
Questions
Responses
Print
Muscles
Bones
Breathe In...
The Amazing Pump
Nom Nom Nom
100
This Muscle is known as the shoulder muscles
What is deltoids
100
This protects all of the important things (lungs, heart, stomach)
What is Ribcage
100
This moistens and warms the air as you breathe in
What is the nose
100
This organ serves as a pump and is about the size of your fist
What is the heart
100
This is the first step of digestion
What is biting into your food
200
These muscles help you bend and sit up (six pack)
What are abs or abdominals
200
This is long and made up of smaller bones that help keep us upright
What is vertabrae or backbone
200
These are the largest parts of the respiratory system
What is the lungs
200
There are this many chambers in the heart
What is four
200
This is the long muscular tube that food travels down into the stomach
What is esophogus
300
There are this many muscles in the body
What is over 450
300
This is the longest and strongest bone in our body
What is the femeur
300
This is also known as the windpipe (12 cm long)
What is trachea
300
These blood vessels carry blood TO the heart
What is veins
300
This is where most digestion takes place
What is small intestine
400
This muscle helps me stand on my tip toes
What is the gastrocnemeus or calves
400
This bone protects the brain
What is skull
400
These tiny grape like structures are where oxygen turns to carbon dioxide when we breathe in
What is alveoli
400
These blood cells help carry oxygen and serves as a "mailman"
What is the red blood cells
400
This is the difference between the large intestine and the small intestine
What is small intestine is small in diameter. Large intestine is much shorter but larger in diameter
500
These muscles help me bend from side to side
What is obliques
500
These are your finger and toe bones
What is phallanges
500
We have over 60,000 of these in our lungs (30,000 in each)
What is bronchioles
500
This is the yellowish fluid that contains about 92% water
What is plasma
500
These are the muscular contractions that push food down into the stomach
What is peristalsis