Reproductive Organs
Eggs are stored here
What are the ovaries?
These qualify as both Viruses and Bacteria
What are Pathogens?
Fertilization takes place here
What is the Oviduct (Fallopian Tube)?
This occurs when your normal body function are disrupted
What is Disease?
The diaphragm is this type of muscle
What is smooth?
Name the male reproductive cells
What are sperm?
This cell in the blood is responsible for fighting infection
What are white blood cells?
The name of an egg after fertilization
What is a Zygote?
The largest organ in your body and also the first line of defense against disease
What is the skin?
AIDS and MS (multiple sclerosis) are examples of this type of non-infectious disease
What is autoimmune?
This is the tube that leads sperm from the testes to the urethra
What is the Vas Deferens?
These pathogens cannot be harmed by antibiotics
What are viruses?
This is the number of eggs released during Ovulation
What is 1?
The name of a way to develop an immunity to a disease without experiencing the full symptoms
What is a vaccine?
White blood cells that recognize specific antigens and ultimately destroy them are known as
What are T-cells or Lymphocytes?
The name of the main male reproductive organ?
What are the testes?
The first defenses your body has against pathogens, besides skin, are..
What are enzymes?
This is the source of the nutrition that the embryo needs
What is the Placenta?
Name 2 ways to decrease your risk of having non-infectious dieases
What are behaviors such as: Smoking, being a couch potato, eating too high fat diet, etc.
These two systems work together to provide nutrients to the body
What are the Digestive and the Circulatory systems?
An embryo receives and gets rid of wastes through the
What is the Umbilical Cord?
The three types of cells in the Immune system are...
What are the B-Cells, T-cells and Macrophages?
The baby passes through this to get to the birth canal
What is the cervix?
Name three of the five ways pathogens can be spread
What are: through the air, contaminated objects, person to person, animals, food and water.
Name something that your nose and stomach have in common
What is mucus lining?