Digestion
Health and Nutrition
Immune System
Excretory System
Germs and Diseases
100

What does the digestive system do?

Takes the food you eat and converts it into materials your body needs to live, repair itself, and grow 

100

What's the most important nutrient?

Water

100

What's the first layer of protection in our immune system?

The skin
100

Which organ is the one that creates urine?

The kidneys

100

What is the more common name for a pathogen?

Germ

200

What is the type of acid found in the stomach?

Hydrochloric acid

200

What nutrient takes the longest to breakdown?

Fats

200

What is the lymphatic system?

A group of vessels, organs, and tissues that get rid of waste and fight germs.

200

This pair of tubes connect your kidney to the bladder

Ureters

200

This germ is a one-cell organism, found everywhere. Some good and some bad.

Bacteria

300

This organ's main job is to send nutrients in the blood to the body and/or store it for later use

The liver

300

What's one main difference between the new food pyramid and the old food pyramid. 

Less carbs (breads, rice, pasta), more proteins, diary and healthy fats.

300

What organ takes the place of your spleen if it is removed.

The Liver

300

Bile is created in which two organs?

Liver and Gall bladder 

300
What type of germ causes: Common Cold, Flu, chicken pox, measles, covid


Virus

400

Food leaving the mouth is blocked from the windpipe by the ______________ and then goes down the _________________ toward the stomach.

Epiglottis, esophagus 

400

Vitamins are found in ____________________ and minerals are found where_____________________.

Living things

Earth, ground, bodies of water.

400

What causes allergies?

When white blood cells to produce antibodies in response to non-dangerous things, like pollen, dust or pet dander.

400

Good bacteria in your large intestine processes which vitamin from your feces (used for clotting the blood)?

Vitamin K 

400

With which type of diabetes does the body not produce any insulin naturally?

Type 1 Diabetes

500

Name the four types of teeth in the human mouth

Incisors, Canines, Premolars, Molars

500

What are three health benefits of fats?

Providing long term energy, supporting cell growth and structure, aiding in nutrient absorption, protecting organs, Insulating the body to keep warm, Enabling better brain function. (helps electrical brain signal transfer faster from neuron to neuron, Fats keep your skin healthy, Fats keep you full longer when you eat.

500

What are the 3 main organs that make up the lymphatic system?

Spleen, Thymus, Tonsils

500

What is the name of the hairlike structures lining the small intestine that help absorbs nutrients?

Villi

500

Name at least 3 ways you can help prevent or prolong being diagnosed with Type 2 Diabetes

Healthy diet (avoiding high carb foods, lean proteins), exercise regularly, avoiding sugary foods, not smoking, stress management