Body Parts
Systems
Motion
Open or Close
Diseases
100
It is a muscle that pumps blood throughout the body
Heart
100
A system of organs that allows for organisms to undergo respiration
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100
The process of absorbing oxygen into your body and expulsing out carbon dioxide
Respiration
100
Blood is contained within an organism's veins and arteries
Closed Circulatory System
100
Characterized as a long-term condition that imposes high blood pressure on the patient
Hypertension/High Blood Pressure
200
A membrane for gaseous exchange that is shaped like a cavity or sac.
Lungs
200
A system that allows for organisms to transfer nutrients, hormones, chemicals and waste products all through-out the body
Circulatory System
200
The movement of blood through the vessels from arteries to the capillaries and into the veins
Blood Flow
200
Most common in arthropods and mollusks
Open Circulatory System
200
A disease characterized and named by the repeated reflex that protects the lungs and airways from irritants. In this case, frequent and involuntary occurrences of this reflex to remove mucus or phlegm
Whooping Cough
300
The respiratory pigment in vertebrates and the reason why blood is red
Hemoglobin
300
Allows for water and macronutrients to travel through a plant
Xylem and Phloem
300
The process wherein water evaporates from the leaves of a plant
Transpiration
300
Animals like flatworms with more surface area than volume
No Circulatory System
300
An inflammatory condition of the lung primarily affecting the small air sacs known as alveoli
Pneumonia
400
Allows water to travel from a plant's roots to its other parts such as the leaves and the stems
Xylem
400
Utilizes fine air-conducting tubules to provide gaseous exchange at the cellular level
Tracheal System
400
Deoxygenated blood leaving an organism's heart through the right ventricle and is transported to the lungs with the help of the pulmonary artery
Pulmonary Circulation System
400
Organisms with cardiovascular systems
Closed Circulatory System
400
Known as a medical condition that occurs when there is low blood flow to the brain. This can happen in two ways, ischemic due to lack of blood flow and hemorrhagic due to bleeding.
Stroke
500
A fluid found in organisms with an open circulatory system
Hemolymph
500
Animals with no circulatory system
Sponges, Cnidarias, Flatworms
500
A type of respiration where water enters an organism's mouth and leaves through a special organ in the back of the head
Internal Gills/Aquatic Breathing
500
The presence of hemolymph in an organism
Open Circulatory System
500
An inherited condition wherein blood does not clot properly which usually leads to spontaneous bleeding
Hemophilia
