Human reproduction usually involves

internal fertilization and internal development

The correct pathway for urine to flow out of the human body is

kidney → ureter → bladder → urethra

Which is the best explanation?

body systems interact with to perform life functions

The cytoplasm in a single-celled organism and the circulatory system in a human both

transport substances throughout the organism

The fever served as...

an immune response to a pathogen

The function of the respiratory system is to

to exchange oxygen for carbon dioxide in the body

In humans, the maintenance of a stable internal temperature is a direct result of

detection of/& reaction to stimuli in the environment

What is a fixed joint?

where two bones meet but can not move

In humans, the placenta is essential to the embryo for

respiration, nutrition, and excretion

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Human Body Systems

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A quick review purely meant to help you remember the functions and parts of the human body.

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1
Which 2 systems must interact to transfer the nutrients in a hamburger to human muscle tissue?
circulatory and respiratory
respiratory and excretory
digestive and circulatory
digestive and immune
2
Human reproduction usually involves
external fertilization and internal development
internal fertilization and external development
external fertilization and external development
internal fertilization and internal development
3
The correct pathway for urine to flow out of the human body is
bladder → ureter → kidney → urethra
kidney → urethra → bladder → ureter
kidney → ureter → bladder → urethra
urethra → bladder → kidney → ureter
4
When getting a vaccination, which substance is injected into the body?
bacteria to combat a pathogen
antibiotics to kill a virus
white blood cells to engulf a pathogen
a weakened form of a virus
5
Which two body systems work together to remove wastes from cells during exercise?
immune and endocrine
respiratory and circulatory
digestive and skeletal
circulatory and digestive
6
Within which structure does the placenta normally develop?
D
A
B
C
7
What type of blood cells help fight infection?
blood clots
blood platelets
white blood cells
red blood cells
8
Veins are blood vessels that...
contain striated muscle
deliver blood to the cells of the body
readily exchange materials between the blood and body cells
carry blood toward the heart
9
Which type of muscle responds immediately to a stimulus without sending messages to the brain?
Voluntary muscle
Involuntary muscle
Sensory Muscle
Instinctual Muscle
10
Which is the best explanation?
circulatory system is the control center of the body
circulatory sys runs life functions, & breakdown of food
digestive & circulatory system have many organs in common
body systems interact with to perform life functions
11
The cytoplasm in a single-celled organism and the circulatory system in a human both
break down molecules into smaller components
distribute blood to all of the parts of the organism
release energy to be used by the organism
transport substances throughout the organism
12
The digestion of starch begins in the
mouth
gallbladder
stomach
small intestine
13
Which two types of digestion occur in the digestive system?
Mechanical and Systematic
Mechanical and Chemical
Chemical and Absorbent
Indigestion and digestion
14
Which body system is similar to the exchange of gas in the cell membrane?
nervous
reproductive
digestive
respiratory
15
What is the function of the small intestine?
break down food with bile
mix water into food
adsorb water in the blood
Absorb nutrients into blood
16
The fever served as...
a weakened pathogen
an antigen in the circulatory system
a biological catalyst
an immune response to a pathogen
17
The primary function of a kidney is to
to filter thoughts
filter waste out of your blood
filter sand out of water
filter waste out of your food
18
A dead or weakened pathogen used to establish immunity would most likely be found in
a toxin
an antibiotic
a vaccine
a pesticide
19
Another name for an involuntary muscle is
rough muscle
smooth muscle
bicep
tricep
20
The function of the respiratory system is to
to sweat out toxins through the skin, and remove wastes
to exchange oxygen for carbon dioxide in the body
exchange food for nutrients in the small intestine
to circulate nutrients throughout the body to other organs
21
What organs are used in the nervous system?
Brain, Spine, nephrons, muscles
brain, neck, nerves, muscles
heart, liver, stomach, and mouth
Brain, Spinal Chord, Nerves
22
In humans, the maintenance of a stable internal temperature is a direct result of
absorption of protein from the internal environment
diffusion of water, excretion of sugar- external environment
detection of/& reaction to stimuli in the environment
transport of ATP and locomotion through the environment
23
What is the primary function of structure x?
Absorb Water
Produce Salivary Enzymes
Produce bile
Secrete sex hormones
24
What is a fixed joint?
bones only move in specific directions
where two bones meet and move freely
where two bones meet but can not move
bones to pivot necks and spines
25
Which structure produces cells that have the potential to become gametes?
A
D
C
B
26
Women's noses are typically larger than men's noses.
True
False
27
In humans, the placenta is essential to the embryo for
movement, reproduction, and nutrition
coordination, movement, and growth
nutrition, excretion, and reproduction
respiration, nutrition, and excretion
28
Leukemia is a disease of the
liver
bone marrow
heart
islets of Langerhans
29
A substance directly involved in cellular communication within the human body is
an antibody
a starch
a hormone
an antibiotic
30
A ligament can be describes as a tissue that holds
paper down on Emily's desk!
muscle to muscle
bone to bone
muscle to bone

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