2. Human Body Challenge As a group, read and discuss each question. I will give about 30 seconds per question. At the end, we will check the answers. The group with the most correct answers will win.

3. 1 of 35) Name this part of the ear.

4. 2 of 35) Name the inner ear bone that leads to the auditory nerve?

5. 3 of 35) Name the cells inside the cochlea that create impulses when bent.

6. 4 of 35) a) What is another term for an impulse created in the nervous system? b) During this impulse, what is the electrical charge of the cell’s interior?

7. 5 of 35) Which part of the eye focuses an image onto the retina?

8. 6 of 35) Name the objects that carry neurotransmitters outside of a neuron.

9. 7 of 35) Label the parts of the eye diagram. Choices: Iris Lens Optic Nerve Pupil Retina Cornea

10. 8 of 35) Which diabetes type increasing in the USA due to poor diet and lack of exercise?

11. 9 of 35) The human control system has 4 parts. Which role do nerves play in this system?

12. 10 of 35) Which tissue supports the body and includes bones and ligaments?

13. 11 of 35) Label the objects of the neuron below. Choices: Neurotransmitters Impulse Plasma membrane Vesicle Schwann cell Synapse Receptor

14. 12 of 35) Which part of the brain is the “thermostat” during the process of thermoregulation?

15. 13 of 35) Match the sense with the nerve. SenseNerve SmellAuditory SightOlfactory HearingOptical

16. 14 of 35) Which part of a control system gathers information about the body and environment?

17. 15 of 35)During negative feedback, which organ senses high blood glucose levels and then responds to help lower the level?

18. 16 of 35) Name the fluid that scent chemicals dissolve in before leading to the olfactory nerve?

19. 17 of 35) Which part of a neuron first receives neurotransmitters and then creates an impulse?

20. 18 of 35) Label the parts of the endocrine system using the choices below. Adrenal Testes Thymus Pituitary Thyroid Pancreas Ovaries

21. 19 of 35) Name the proteins found on the surface of cells to help identify them as belonging to yourself.

22. 20 of 35) Which white blood cell surrounds and engulfs foreign particles?

23. 21 of 35) Two part question: a) What type of chemical do glands create? b) The chemical created from part a, then binds to a receptor inside the cell, to make which other molecule?

24. 22 of 20) Name the protein that binds oxygen to red blood cells.

25. 23 of 35) Name 3 components of whole blood.

26. 24 of 35) List all the blood types that a B+ person can receive in a transfusion.

27. 25 of 35) Which white blood cell destroys infected body cells, along with the invading pathogen?

28. 26 of 35) Which process is taking place in the animation below?

29. 27 of 35) Because plasma is mostly water, it is considered a solute/solvent. (choose 1)

30. 28 of 35) Who said that “small animals” (pathogens) cause disease, creating the Germ Theory?

31. 29 of 35) Two part question: a) Name the gland that helps WBCs mature. b) Identify the gland.

32. 30 of 35) Three part question: a) Name the gland that controls blood sugar levels. b) Name the hormone that reduces blood sugar concentration in the blood. c) Which letter identifies this gland?

33. 31 of 35) Which defense proteins cause pathogens to clump together until being destroyed by WBCs?

34. 32 of 35) Two part question: a) Name the gland releases estrogen. b) Identify the gland.

35. 33 of 35) Tom is taken to a hospital and needs blood. His mother informs the doctors that his blood type is O negative. List all the blood types that Tom can receive.

36. 34 of 35) Which medications are created from dead/weakened viruses?

37. 35 of 35) Which part of blood clots to help stop bleeding?

38. Exchange Your Answers

39. 1 of 35) Name this part of the ear.

40. 2 of 35) Name the inner ear bone that leads to the auditory nerve?

41. 3 of 35) Name the cells inside the cochlea that create impulses when bent.

42. 4 of 35) a) What is another term for an impulse created in the nervous system? b) During this impulse, what is the electrical charge of the cell’s interior?

43. 5 of 35) Which part of the eye focuses an image onto the retina?

44. 6 of 35) Name the objects that carry neurotransmitters outside of a neuron.

45. 7 of 35) Label the parts of the eye diagram. Choices: Iris Lens Optic Nerve Pupil Retina Cornea

46. 8 of 35) Which diabetes type increasing in the USA due to poor diet and lack of exercise?

47. 9 of 35) The human control system has 4 parts. Which role do nerves play in this system?

48. 10 of 35) Which tissue supports the body and includes bones and ligaments?

49. 11 of 35) Label the objects of the neuron below.

50. 12 of 35) Which part of the brain is the “thermostat” during the process of thermoregulation?

51. 13 of 35) Match the sense with the nerve. SenseNerve SmellAuditory SightOlfactory HearingOptical

52. 14 of 35) Which part of a control system gathers information about the body and environment?

53. 15 of 35)During negative feedback, which organ senses high blood glucose levels and then responds to help lower the level?

54. 16 of 35) Name the fluid that scent chemicals dissolve in before leading to the olfactory nerve?

55. 17 of 35) Which part of a neuron first receives neurotransmitters and then creates an impulse?

56. 18 of 35) Label the parts of the endocrine system using the choices below. Testes Thymus Pituitary Thyroid Adrenal Pancreas Ovaries

57. 19 of 35) Name the proteins found on the surface of cells to help identify them as belonging to yourself.

58. 20 of 35) Which white blood cell surrounds and engulfs foreign particles?

59. 21 of 35) Two part question: a) What type of chemical do glands create? b) The chemical created from part a, then binds to a receptor inside the cell, to make which other molecule?

60. 22 of 35) Name the protein that binds oxygen to red blood cells.

61. 23 of 35) Name 3 components of whole blood.

62. 24 of 35) List all the blood types that a B+ person can receive in a transfusion. Remember, this person will only have A antibodies in their plasma.

63. 25 of 35) Which white blood cell destroys infected body cells, along with the invading pathogen?

64. 26 of 35) Which process is taking place in the animation below?

65. 27 of 35) Because plasma is mostly water, it is considered a solute/solvent. (choose 1)

66. 28 of 35) Who said that “small animals” (pathogens) cause disease, creating the Germ Theory?

67. 29 of 35) Two part question: a) Name the gland helps WBCs mature. b) Identify the gland.

68. 30 of 35) Three part question: a) Name the gland that controls blood sugar levels. b) Name the hormone that reduces blood sugar concentration in the blood. c) Which letter identifies this gland?

69. 31 of 35) Which defense proteins cause pathogens to clump together until being destroyed by WBCs?

70. 32 of 35) Two part question: a) Name the gland releases estrogen. b) Identify the gland.

71. 33 of 35) Tom is taken to a hospital and needs blood. His mother informs the doctors that his blood type is O negative. List all the blood types that Tom can receive.

72. 34 of 35) Which medications are created from dead/weakened viruses?

73. 35 of 35) Which part of blood clots to help stop bleeding?