The large intestine's function is to....

absorb water and create solid waste

What is a function of sweat?

To cool the body and eliminate waste chemicals

finger-like structures in the small intestine

oxygen-rich blood FROM the heart

Digestive....which order?

esophagus to stomach to small intestine

"Homeostasis" for the human body means....

to maintain a balanced internal environment

Chemical digestion is...

acids and enzymes to break down food

Excretory...what order?

kidneys to ureters to bladder to urethra

An example of an involuntary muscle action is...

veins and arteries circulating blood

"Function" in a human body system is...

The reason/purpose for the design

Which of the following are structures of the integumentary system?

hair, skin, nails, glands, nerves

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Human body systems 1

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1
The large intestine's function is to....
made red blood cells
digest food and pull out nutrients
absorb water and create solid waste
make urine
2
A function of the integumentary system is to eliminate waste products
False
True
3
What systems must work together for you to move your body?
Skeletal and integumentary
Muscular and nervous
Respiratory and immune
Skeletal and endocrine
4
Veins take
oxygen-rich blood FROM the heart
oxygen-poor blood TO the heart
oxygen-rich blood TO the heart
oxygen-poor blood FROM the heart
5
What CARRIES CO2 to the lungs to trade for O2?
Red blood cells
Trachea
Alveoli
White blood cells
6
What is a function of sweat?
To cool the body
To eliminate waste chemicals
To cool the body and eliminate waste chemicals
7
Hormones are...
tissues
chemical messengers
vaccines to prevent disease
Glands
8
Which system has your sense of touch?
Muscular
Skeletal
Integumentary
9
Mechanical digestion is...
acids and enzymes to break down food
Eating hot cheetohs with your hands
a car using all its gas
chewing
10
Villi are...
finger-like structures in the small intestine
the bad guy in the Star Wars movies
blood cells in the immune system to fight colds
Eyelashes
11
Which system produces red blood cells?
Muscular
Integumentary
Circulatory
Skeletal
12
Which system regulates the body by secreting hormones?
Circulatory
Nervous
Respiratory
Endocrine
13
Respiratory structures include
tonsils, spleen, white blood cells
brain, spinal cord, nerves
kidneys, ureters, bladder
mouth, nose, lungs, trachea
14
Arteries take
oxygen-rich blood TO the heart
oxygen-rich blood FROM the heart
oxygen-poor blood TO the heart
oxygen-poor blood FROM the heart
15
Smooth muscles attach to your bones
False
True
16
Tonsils and white blood cells are structures of what system?
Digestive
Respiratory
Immune
Circulatory
17
An example of a voluntary muscle action is...
digesting
running
breathing
hiccups
18
Digestive....which order?
kidneys to ureters to bladder
esophagus to stomach to small intestine
stomach to esophagus to rectum
stomach to large intestine to small intestine
19
"Homeostasis" for the human body means....
studying how humans are the same
to maintain a balanced internal environment
measuring the amount of static in the air around us
20
Kidneys filter what from the blood?
Carbon dioxide
White blood cells
Urea
Poop
21
Chemical digestion is...
acids and enzymes to break down food
biting and chewing food
dissolving things with acid in the science lab
22
Excretory...what order?
bladder to ureters to kidneys to urethra
kidneys to urethra to bladder to ureters
kidneys to ureters to bladder to urethra
23
The kidneys' function is to...
filter waste
make urine
a and b
None of the above
24
What are the three types of muscle structures?
smooth, rough, marrow
tendon, cardiac, smooth
skeletal, cardiac, smooth
smooth, rough, cardiac
25
The esophagus...
makes acids to help digestion
lets air enter the lungs
lets food enter the stomach
breaks down food
26
What journey does an egg take in the female reproductive system?
fallopian tubes, ovary, uterus
uterus, fallopian tubes, ovary
ovary, fallopian tubes, uterus
27
An example of an involuntary muscle action is...
veins and arteries circulating blood
throwing a football
chewing food
writing an essay
28
"Structure" in a human body system is...
the reason/purpose for the system design
The parts of the system
29
"Function" in a human body system is...
The reason/purpose for the design
The parts of the system
30
Fight or flight comes from...
adrenal glands/adrenaline
pancreas--insulin
ovaries/estrogen
testes/testosterone
31
"Cardiac" means...
Muscles on your bones
related to the heart
Smooth muscles
32
Which is a function of the integumentary system?
All of the above
To regulate body temperature
To keep out disease
To help maintain internal organs and structures
33
Which of the following are structures of the integumentary system?
heart, skin, and skeleton
hair, skin, nails, glands, nerves
heart, veins, arteries
tendons and muscles
34
Which systems get blood and nutrients around the body?
Respiratory and circulatory
nervous and endocrine
digestive and excretory
reproductive and skeletal

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