How do oxygen and nutrients get to the cells in your body?

Oxygen and nutrients move from blood in capillaries to cells

What is the function of the respiratory system?

exchanges gases between the air and the blood

the same kind of cells working together to do the same job

What is the function of your spinal cord?

to carry messages between other body parts and your brain

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Human Body Systems

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1
How do oxygen and nutrients get to the cells in your body?
Oxygen and nutrients move from the stomach to your cells.
Oxygen and nutrients move from veins in your lungs to cells
Oxygen and nutrients move from blood in capillaries to cells
Oxygen and nutrients move from the kidneys to your cells.
2
Which of the following is an example of an involuntary action?
chewing
kicking a ball
walking
sneezing
3
Which body system supports your body and helps you stand upright?
excretory system
skeletal system
nervous system
muscular system
4
To which system do the following organs belong? kidneys, skin, bladder
respiratory system
excretory system
digestive system
circulatory system
5
The smallest part of your body that is alive is a/an
cell
gland
tissue
organ
6
Which organ gets rid of waste from the blood through sweat glands?
kidneys
heart
skin
bladdar
7
Which part of your body has sensors that help you control your balance?
your nose
your mouth
your ears
your heart
8
To which body system do the sense organs belong?
respiratory system
cardiac system
circulatory system
nervous system
9
What is the function of the respiratory system?
exchanges gases between the air and the blood
help your blood through your veins
protects important organs
tells different parts of the body what to do
10
Which organ produces bile to help break down food?
pancreas
stomach
liver
small intestine
11
Blood vessels come in many sizes. Which are the smallest blood vessels?
valves
capillaries
blood veins
pulmonary arteries
12
What is an organ system?
organs that work together
the absence of organs in a system
organs that work alone
none of these answers
13
What is a tissue?
same kind of cells working together to do a different job
different kinds of cells working together to do the same job
the same kind of cells working together to do the same job
different kinds of cells working on their own
14
When we eat our food, where does digestion begin?
in the intestines
in the lungs
in the stomach
in the mouth
15
Which system moves blood through the body?
respiratory system
excretory system
circulatory system
muscular system
16
Which body system is responsible for changing food into forms that the body can use?
digestive system
excretory system
circulatory system
muscular system
17
Which two systems work together to help you move?
circulatory and respiratory systems
skeletal and muscular systems
digestive and excretory systems
skeletal and nervous systems
18
Which group of organs below belong to the respiratory system?
lungs, diaphragm, liver
lungs, heart, blood vessels
trachea, lungs, esophagus
diaphragm, lungs, trachea
19
What is the function of your spinal cord?
to protect nerves in your back
to tell the rest of your body what to do?
to carry messages between other body parts and your brain
help you remember things better
20
What do we call a group of different tissues joined together into one structure?
a system
compound cells
an organ
a tissue group

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