No Bones About it
The network of bones inside of you
What is the skeletal system
The definition of anatomy
What is the study of the human body, all its parts, and how it's put together.
Another name for muscle cells
What are muscle fibers?
The last part of digestion
What is defecation?
The science that explores how your body uses the food you eat.
Nutrition
How many minutes are there in one day?
1440
The system that carries your blood
The circulatory system
Name the four blood types
A,B,AB,O
The four main things bones do for your body
Shape, protection, blood, storage
6 common organ systems
What is Skeletal, Nervous, Circulatory, Respiratory, Digestive, Muscular.
The strongest muscle in your body
What is the masseter
A circular muscle that opens and closes by contracting and relaxing
What is a sphincter?
The organ that stores most of your nutrients
Liver
What parts of the body make up the respiratory system?
Nose, trachea, and lungs
Three main parts of the circulatory system
Heart blood blood vessels
Four main components of blood
Plasma red blood cells, white blood cells platelets
At what age is 90% of your calcium stored by?
What is18 years old
The organ the Egyptians thought was needed in the next life
What is the heart
The part of your body that connects muscles to bones
What are tendons?
The part of your digestive system that food passes through is called
What is your gastrointestinal track or G.I. track for short?
The amount of water your body is made up of
60%
The number of bronchi
2
The type of blood most arteries carry
Oxygenated blood
Plasma contains this amount of water
90%
The network of bone tunnels
What is spongy bone
Mrs Geisser's childhood definition of mitochondria
The powerhouse of cells
When muscles become weak and shrink due to un use
What is atrophy?
When two living things work together to benefit one another
What is a symbiotic relationship?
What are carbohydrates made up of?
Carbon atoms, hydrogen atoms in oxygen atoms
The number of bronchioles in each lung
30,000
Another name for white blood cells
Leukocytes
What are the four functions of blood?
Transportation, temperature, regulation, protection, messengers
The type of joint in your ankle
What is a saddle joint?
An Educated guess
What is a hypothosis
Three types of muscle
What is skeletal muscle, smooth muscle cardiac muscle?
The teeth made for tearing
What are the cuspids or canines?
What does the glycemic index tell us?
How quickly food releases energy into the bloodstream
The long muscle below your lungs
Diaphragm
The vein that returns deoxygenated blood to the heart
Vena cava
This blood type is called the universal donor
O
The place where lipids are store
What is yellow bone marrow.
Little organs
What are organelles
The definition of antagonistic muscles
What is one one set is contracting as the other is relaxing
The three parts of the small intestine
What are the duodenum, jejunum and the ileum
The amount of essential amino acids
Nine
Strings in your larynx
Vocal cords
Five types of blood vessels
Arteries, arterioles, capillaries veins venules
The function of platelets
Helps blood clot
Two of these ribs
What are false ribs or floating ribs?
God's chosen people
Who are the Israelites
The partial contraction of a muscle
What is muscle tone?
The enzyme found in your stomach that breaks down protein
What is pepsin
Five things that fat does in your body
Stores important vitamins. Keeps your skin healthy. Coates sells. Helps heal your body. Stores energy.
The harmful chemical in cigarettes
Nicotine
The protein found in red blood cells
Hemoglobin
Every person is either positive or negative for this
Rh factor
Bone that is not connected to any other bone
What is the hyoid bone
To isolate
What is quarantine
If a person weighs 100 pounds how many pounds of muscle will they have on average?
What is 40 pounds
Tiny projections that cover the small intestine
What are villi
Saturated fats that are converted from unsaturated fats through hydrogenation
Trans fats
Do you ever exhale all of the air out of your lungs?
No
The movement or exchange of substances from an area of high concentration to low concentration
Diffusion
Chemical messengers are called
Hormones
The longest bone in your body
What is the femur?
The theory of spontanious generation
What is the theory that life could come into existence from non-living things
The heartbeats app approximately how many times per day
What is 100,000
The substance that begins chemical digestion
What is saliva?
What are enzymes?
Special proteins that speed up chemical reactions
The mathematical difference between the amount of bones found in the foot and found in the hand
What is one?
The 4 Humors of personalities
What is Phlegmatic, Sanguine, Choleric, Melancholy
All skeletal muscles have this characteristic
What is striated?
The organ that rids your body of urea
What are the kidneys?
What is a calorie?
How much energy it takes to heat 1 g of water by 1°C