Anatomy
The Human Body
Medicine
DISEASES & CONDITIONS
FIRST AID
100

What organ pumps blood throughout the body?

What is the heart?

100

What gas do humans need to breathe in to survive?

What is oxygen?

100

What are white blood cells?

What is a thermometer?

100

What common condition causes a reaction when someone is exposed to a certain allergen?

What are allergies?

100

What number do you call in the United States for a medical emergency?

What is 9/11?

200

What bone protects the brain?

What is the skull?

200

What part of the body controls most of the body's functions and allows you to think?

What is the brain?

200

What medication is commonly used to reduce pain and fever?

What is Tylenol?

200

What condition occurs when a person's body temperature rises above its normal range, often because of illness or infection?

What is a fever?

200

What should you use to help stop bleeding from a minor cut?

What is direct pressure?  

300

What organs are primarily responsible for filtering waste from the blood and producing urine?

What are the kidneys?

300

What body system includes the brain, spinal cord, and nerves?

What is the nervous system?

300

What does an antibiotic treat: bacterial infections or viral infections?

What are bacterial infections?

300

What disease causes the body's cells to grow and divide uncontrollably?

What is cancer?

300

Someone gets a nosebleed. Should they tilt their head backward or lean slightly forward?

Lean slightly forward

400

What is the largest organ of the human body?

What is the skin?

400

What type of blood cell helps your body fight infections?

What are white blood cells?

400

What device is used to deliver a controlled electrical shock to someone experiencing certain types of cardiac arrest?

What is an AED?

400

A person has chest pain, difficulty breathing, and pain that may spread to their arm or jaw. What medical emergency could these symptoms indicate?

What is a heart attack?

400

A person suddenly becomes unconscious and is not breathing normally. What are two immediate actions you should take?

What are call 911 and begin CPR?

500

Which organ can regenerate a significant amount of its tissue after being damaged?

What is the liver?

500

When you get too hot, your body produces sweat. What is the main purpose of sweating?

What is cooling the body?

500

What does the abbreviation "BP" stand for when a medical professional measures it?

What is blood pressure?

500

What condition occurs when the body's immune system mistakenly attacks its own cells or tissues?

What is an autoimmune disease?

500

Someone suddenly collapses, is unresponsive, and is not breathing normally. What device could help save their life?

What is an AED