Organization, Systems, and Diseases of Human Body

Which of the following diseases is NOT infectious?

Which is NOT a type of circulation that the heart is responsible for?

What structure does the exchange of O₂ and CO₂ take place in?

If you felt sick to your stomach, what system of your body is most likely being affected?

What 2 systems are shown interacting in the picture?

What is the electrical signal that travels through neurons called?

What are the 2 gases that are exchanged in the alveoli?

What level of organization is your brain considered?

Where is Hydrochloric Acid (HCl) added to continue the process of chemical digestion?

All of the following are types of muscle EXCEPT...

Which structure cleans the waste water out of your blood?

What is the fluid filled space between neurons called?

Which 2 systems work together to help you BREATHE and RESPIRE?

Having diabetes means you don't produce enough insulin. What organ is affected by diabetes?

Where does mechanical and chemical digestion begin?

What is the most complex level of organization among living things?

Is diabetes considered an infectious disease?

Which is an organ?

What part of the respiratory system is the arrow pointing to?

What part of the digestive system is the arrow pointing to?

Anything that causes disease is called a what?

What is the place where two bones meet called?

Smokers can possibly develop lung cancer or emphysema, what system do these diseases affect?

Impulse travels from soma to what part of the neuron next?

Where does most nutrient absorption happen?

What is the simplest level of living things?

What is the wave like contraction of muscles that pushes food down the esophagus known as?

What is a group of cells that work together to do a job called?

What part of the digestive system is the arrow pointing to?

What part of the respiratory system is the arrow pointing to?

The largest part or cell body of a neuron is called what?

The liver, pancreas, and gall bladder are part of which system?

What is the soft tissue between bones that cushions and lubricates joints called?

What tare the branches that extend from the soma called?

White blood cells produce these to help your immune system ID, recognize, and attack pathogens.

Which systems work together to help you move?

This part connects your brain to your spinal cord.

Which of these diseases is infectious?

Which of the following would be considered the MOST complex?

What part of the respiratory system are the arrows point to?

Where is most of the water absorbed?