Health and the Human Body
Health Jobs and Roles
Healthy Habits Around the World
Wellness and Prevention
Human Body Basics
100

What organ pumps blood through the body?

Heart

100

Who takes care of patients and assists doctors?

Nurse

100

In Japan, what healthy raw fish dish is popular and full of protein?

sushi

100

What is the best medical way to prevent the flu?

Vaccination

100

What is the main function of red blood cells?  

to carry oxygen

200

What part of the body helps you breathe?

Lungs

200

What do we call someone who gives medicines at a pharmacy?

Pharmacist

200

This warm drink, very popular in China and England, is known for calming the mind.

tea

200

What nutrient do you get from the sun?

Vitamin D

200

Which vitamin is essential for healthy bones and teeth?

Vitamin D

300

What is the largest organ of the body?

Skin

300

Who works with patients' teeth and gums?

Dentist

300

In which country do people enjoy long midday breaks called 'siestas' to rest and recharge?

Spain

300

What group of foods is best for energy and brain focus? (carbo, fat or protein)

Complex carbohydrates

300

What part of the eye controls how much light enters?

Iris

400

Which system controls the body's movements?

Nervous system

400

What is the job title for someone who helps patients move after injury or surgery?

Physiotherapist

400

This Mediterranean country is famous for olive oil, veggies, and relaxed meals with family.

Greece

400

What does BMI stand for?

Body Mass Index

400

What organ in your body breaks down food using acid and enzymes?

stomach

500

Which part of your body contains the most bones?

your hands

500

What kind of health worker helps deliver babies and supports mothers?

midwife

500

In South Korea, what popular form of group exercise combines dance and fitness, often done in parks?

K-pop dance

500

In which country is the traditional steam bath called a 'hammam', used to relax and cleanse the body?

Turkey

500

Which organ is responsible for filtering waste from the blood to produce urine?  

kidneys