Take Your Vitamins & Minerals
Doctor Who?
Food Facts
The Human Body
Miscellaneous
100

The body makes this essential vitamin when exposed to sunlight?

Vitamin D

100

This doctor focuses on your skin.

Dermatologist

100

This is the main ingredient in guacamole

Avocado

100

This organ acts as a pump for the body.

Heart

100
This food looks like a banana but is used as a vegetable in many cultures.

Plantain

200

This mineral builds heathy bones and teeth.

Calcium

200

This doctor focuses on your brain and nervous system.

Neurologist

200

85% lean ground beef contains this amount of fat.

15%

200

This is the place in the body where digestion begins.

The mouth

200

This is the major sugar in milk and dairy.

Lactose

300

This vitamin is found most commonly in citrus fruits such as oranges.

Vitamin C

300

This doctor focuses primarily on your heart.

Cardiologist

300

Tofu is made from this ingredient.

Soybeans

300

This organ acts as a filter for the body.

Kidneys

300

This condition occurs when you eat food that is contaminated with bacteria.

Food Poisoning

400
This nut has the highest amount of omega-3 fatty acids.

Walnuts

Omega 3 Fatty Acids are good for your brain and heart

400

This doctor focuses primarily on your liver.

Hepatologist

400

This is the process used to remove pathogens from milk without changing its nutritional value.

Pasteurization

400

This system is responsible for fighting off infection in the body.

Immune System

400

Pirates historically developed scurvy because they did not consume enough of this vitamin.

Vitamin C

500

White potatoes are high in this vitamin. (Hint: perhaps monkeys should start eating potatoes instead.)

Potassium

White potatoes have more potassium than bananas

500

This doctor focuses on your kidneys.

Nephrologist

500

This kitchen spice is known to have anti-inflammatory properties. (Hint: It turns foods yellowish orange)

Turmeric

500

This is the largest organ in the body.

Skin

500

The smallest bone in your body is located in this part of the body

Your ear

It is the stapes (aka: the stirrup) and is part of the middle ear (about 2.5-3.3 mm long)