Grade 11 Biology – Unit 3 Human Systems Jeopardy 2 Respiration System Psychoactive Drugs Excretory System Systems of the Body More Circulatory System 11111.

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Grade 11 Biology – Unit 3 Human Systems Jeopardy 2 Respiration System Psychoactive Drugs Excretory System Systems of the Body More Circulatory System

Large, warm-blooded mammals

What are ENDOTHERMS?

Covering the inner lining of the trachae, bronchi and bronchioles, they sweep particles of dust, bacteria and pollen from the lungs

What is CILIA?

The maximum amount of oxygen that your body can use when you perform a very strenuous activity

What is VO 2MAX ?

The two steps of breathing

What are INSPIRATION and EXPIRATION?

The air remaining in the lungs after you after exhaled the maximum amount air

What is RESIDUAL VOLUME?

This type of drug blocks pain

What is GENERAL ANESTHETIC?

This type of drug slows down the action of the Central Nervous System

What is DEPRESSANT?

A drug that affects the nervous system and may result in behavioural changes

What is PSYCHOACTIVE DRUG?

This drug type relieve pain, but the drug may be highly additive

What is ANALGESIS?

Upper

What is a STIMULANT?

In the body, NH 3 is combined with CO 2 to produce this waste byproduct

What is UREA?

The one million tubes in the kidneys

What are NEPHRONS?

The main organs of the urinary system

What are the KIDNEYS?

This organ stores urine prior to urine exiting the body.

What is the BLADDER?

The process occurring in the liver where unnecessary amino acids are broken down

What is DEAMINATION?

This system allows for breathing and cellular gas exchange

What is RESPIRATORY SYSTEM?

This system defends and protects against disease organisms

What is IMMUNE SYSTEM?

This system collects and secretes liquid body wastes.

What is URNIARY SYSTEM?

This system supports the body and protects the internal organs

What is SKELETAL SYSTEM?

This system communicates throughout the body via neurons

What is NERVOUS SYSTEM?

The three systems of the circulatory system

What are FLUID, HEART and BLOOD VESSELS?

It received blood from the veins

What is ATRIA?

The four functions of the circulatory system.

What are (1) Transport of gases, (2) Circulation of hormones, (3) Maintenance of body temperature and (4) Distribution of nutrients / transport of wastes?

This makes the beating sound of the heart

What is the opening and closing of the valves of the heart?

The smallest blood vessels.

What are CAPILLARIES?