Circulation
Blood
Parasites
Body's Defences
Hygiene
100

This system made up of the heart, blood vessels, and blood. 

Cardiovascular system or circulatory system

100

Role of the heart.

The heart pumps blood to the body through blood vessels. 

100

A living thing that a parasite infests is called a _____

host

100

This part contains a chemical substance that kills some bacteria. 

the eye's tears

100

What is hygiene

the practice of keeping ourselves and the area around us clean

200

This is a hollow, muscular organ.

The heart

200

What are the 3 types of blood vessels in the body

artery, capillary, vein

200

A small living thing that causes cholera and pneumonia. There are also non-handful ones of these that live on your hands and in your digestive system.

bacteria 

200

Acid in which part of the body kills germs in foods that we have eaten

the stomach

200

Name 2 ways to prevent the spread of disease in food.

wash hands before working with food, wash raw fruits and vegetables, keep food covered, keep the kitchen clean, do not leave food at room temperature for more than an hour. 

300

After the lungs, Blood travels to the ________.

Heart

300

After the Capillaries, Blood travels to the ________.

Veins 

300

This type of parasite is the same thing that make bread rise. It can cause thrush in the mouth and rashes on the skin. 

yeast

300

This part of the body acts as a barrier from allowing germs to freely enter the bodies surface

our skin
300

Name 2 ways to prevent diseases in water. 

only drink safe water, boil or sanitize water from rivers, do not pollute rivers, don't use rivers a toilets, etc. 

400

About how many times does the heart beat in a minute when you are at rest?

90 times for a child, 70 times for an adult

400

After the Arteries, Blood travels to the ________.

Capillaries

400

This parasites causes ringworm and athlete's foot and can cause something called "rust" in plants. It is also the same family as mushrooms.

Fungi or fungus 
400

This substances is in the respiratory system and traps germs from entering the body

mucus in the nose or windpipe

400

Name 2 ways to prevent disease from bodily fluids.

cover your mouth when you sneeze or cough, sneeze or cough into a tissue or your elbow, cover your wounds, do not let other touch open wounds, etc. 

500

The force exerted against the walls of the blood vessels.

Blood Pressure

500

How does blood travel through the body. 

Heart to lungs, lungs to heart, heart to body, body to heart. 

500

A very small parasite that is the cause of the flu, chicken pox and measles. 

a virus 
500

Name 2 ways to keep insects that carry disease away. 

using nests at night, wear long clothes, keep doors and windows shut, wear repellents, use mosquito coils