stud
bud
Sign up
Log in
Home
Library
Explore
SAT
More
Human Body Systems Flashcards | StudBud
Explore
/
Human Body Systems
Human Body Systems
25 terms
·
StudBud Administration
·
450 plays
Regents human body review
Flashcards
25 cards
F
Practice quiz
P
Host live
L
Questions
25
Answers
1
Which of the following is NOT a way the human body responds to fight disease
production of antibodies by white blood cells
destruction of infections by white blood cells
increased production of white blood cells
production of pathogens by white blood cells
2
Statement that describes a feedback mechanism in the human pancreas
estrogen stimulates the production of gametes
level of sugar in the blood is affected by level of insulin
level of oxygen is related to heart rate
production of urine is done by excretory system
3
What's the capital of Finland?
Madrid
Helsinki
London
Mexico City
4
Meiosis is the production of __________________
sex cells
neurons
body cells
hormones
5
This organ secretes insulin, the hormone that lowers blood sugar level.
gall bladder
brain
pancreas
stomach
6
What will most likely result if a diabetic injects an overdose of insulin?
an increase in the production of pancreatic enzymes
a dangerous drop in blood sugar levels
A serious infection in the pancreas
an accumulation of wastes in the bloodstream
7
Which system moves hormones, produced by the endocrine system, around the body?
nervous system
excretory system
skeletal system
circulatory system
8
If structure X was tied off and cut at the arrow, which change would occur immediately?
Sperm would be produced but not released from the body.
Urine would be produced but no longer be released .
Hormones would not longer be produced.
Sperm would no longer be produced.
9
One similarity between cell receptors and antibodies are that they both
are highly specific in their actions
are involved in digestion
are produced by nerve cells
slow the rates of chemical reactions
10
One function of the male reproductive system in mammals is to
allow for delivery of gametes needed forreproduction
transport eggs necessary for fertilization
provide protection for the developing zygote
produce insulin necessary for sexualreproduction
11
Name the function of structure A below during one stage of the human reproductive process.
provide for the exchange of oxygen andcarbon dioxide
remove all toxins from the blood of the mother
remove nutrients from the fetus
provide the fetus with metabolic wastes
12
AKA sex cells
somatic cells
gametes
pancreas
pituitary gland
13
Which planet is nearest the sun?
neptune
mercury
mars
earth
14
What did the 7 dwarves do for a job?
miners
professional baseball players
firefighters
carpenters
15
Which terms represented by letters A and B would complete the sequence?
A–zygote; B–gametes
A–gametes; B–zygote
A–organs; B–organelles
A–organelles; B–organs
16
AKA maintaining a stable internal environment
feedback
mitochondria
homeostasis
Thyroid stimulating hormone
17
The cytoplasm in a single-celled organism and the circulatory system in a human both
distribute blood to all of the parts of theorganism
transport substances throughout the organism
release energy to be used by the organism
break down molecules into smaller components
18
Diagram below shows events that occurs in the human body throughout the day. Example of:
a learned behavior
an energy cycle
recycling of inorganic materials
a feedback mechanism
19
Responses of the immune system to usually harmless environmental substances are known as
allergies
antigen production
pathogens
chromosomal mutations
20
CO reduces the amount of O
2
transported to cells. Breathing in too much CO will likely result
in less glucose
in more DNA
in more protein
in less ATP
21
The placenta forms from the combination of fetal tissue and tissue from structure
D
B
A
C
22
Structure A usually produces
estrogen, progesterone, and testosterone
estrogen, progesterone, and eggs
sperm and eggs
testosterone and eggs
23
Name 2 systems that work together to coordinate the body's response to change in + outside body
nervous and reproductive
nervous and circulatory
nervous and endocrine
muscular and nervous
24
Chemicals that help chemical reactions occur at faster rates in living organisms are known as
organic catalysts
biotic resources
oxygen molecules
simple sugars
25
What is the room number to the 9th grade principal's office?
A401
B401
A400
A300