Human Body Systems Review

What part of the brain maintains balance and coordination?

What tube leads down to the lungs from the nose and mouth?

Which of the following pairs of joints move in a similar way?

What structures, found in the heart and veins, prevent blood from moving in the wrong direction?

What part of the eye contains photoreceptors that detect light?

What 2 things are needed for cellular respiration?

The process of maintaining a stable internal environment despite changes in the external environment?

What 3 systems are directly needed for your body to do cellular respiration?

What part of the Respiratory System exchanges oxygen with the blood?

What organ of the digestive system absorbs water and electrolytes before the waste is stored in the rectum?

What tissue is found at the end of bones in order to cushion the bones and allow the joints to move smoothly?

What system of the human body protect you, supports you, makes blood, stores materials and helps you move?

What type of muscle is found in your internal organs such as your stomach?

What part of a neuron receives signals coming into the nerve cell?

What part of the brain is responsible for involuntary movements such as digestion?

Which of the following best describes what happens when you put down a glass of water?

Which blood vessels carry blood from the heart to the lungs?

What part of blood contains hemoglobin in order to carry oxygen to your cells?

What type of joint allows your knee to kick a soccer ball?

What is the main connection between the brain and the rest of the body?

What type of muscle is voluntary?

What muscle allows you to breath?

What part of blood is part of your Immune and Circulatory Systems?

The liver is an example of what level of body organization?

If a person with blood type B- is in an accident, which blood type could they receive?

What system consists of your heart and blood vessels?

What type of neurons send signals from your brain and spinal cord to a muscle or gland to react?