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5. 100 200 300 400 500 Digestive System Respiratory System Cardiovascular System Hearth Health Healthy Issues Potpourri

6. Breaking down food and absorbing nutrients. A 100

7. Functions of the digestive system. A 100

8. Type of digestion performed by the teeth. A 200

9. Mechanical A 200

10. Type of digestion performed by the stomach and small intestines. A 300

11. Chemical A 300

12. Mechanical digestion increases _____ _____ to increase the speed of chemical breakdown. A 400

13. Surface Area A 400

14. The order of the pathway that food takes from the mouth to the rectum (4 structures). A 500

15. Esophagus, Stomach, Small Intestines, Large Intestines A 500

16. Where air is taken into the body. B 100

17. Nose and mouth. B 100

18. The type of air that is needed by the body to produce energy. B 200

19. Oxygen B 200

20. The type of air that we breathe out is a byproduct of cellular respiration. B 300

21. Carbon Dioxide B 300

22. Structures (2) that are involved with gas exchange within the lungs. B 400

23. Alveoli and capillaries B 400

24. A symptom of a respiratory infection. B 500

25. Cough B 500

26. The number of times your heart beats in a period of time. C 100

27. Pulse C 100

28. The function of the heart. C 200

29. To circulate blood around the body by pumping. C 200

30. 60-80 C 300

31. The average pulse rate range of a person. C 300

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33. Three things that the blood transports. C 400

34. Nutrients, Oxygen, Carbon Dioxide C 400

35. The heart, which is an organ, is made from what type of muscle tissue? C 500

36. Cardiac C 500

37. The number one cause of death in the United States. D 100

38. Heart disease D 100

39. Angioplasty and bypass surgery are common treatments for this condition. D 200

40. Blocked arteries. D 200

41. Symptoms include an enlarged and weakened heart as well as less flexible arteries. D 300

42. High Blood Pressure D 300

43. An involuntary risk for heart disease. D 400

44. Age D 400

45. This blocked artery is usually the cause of a heart attack. D 500

46. Coronary D 500

47. This organ cleans out toxins from the body. E 100

48. Liver E 100

49. Body systems alcohol can affect. E 200

50. All body systems E 200

51. Does alcohol act as a depressant or stimulant? E 300

52. Depressant E 300

53. The effect of eating more calories than your body loses. E 400

54. Gain weight E 400

55. Hepatitis affects this organ E 500

56. Liver E 500

57. Touch receptors are a part of this system. F 100

58. Nervous F 100

59. Carbon dioxide, urine, and feces. F 200

60. Waste products F 200

61. Prevents blood from flowing back into the heart resulting in a “lub dub” sound. F 300

62. Valves F 300

63. Organization of structures in the body from smallest to largest. F 400

64. Cell, Tissue, Organ, Organ System F 400

65. Increases after exercise. F 500

66. Pulse F 500

67. The Final Jeopardy Category is: CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM AND MUSCLES Please record your wager. Click on screen to begin

68. Why does the pulse rate increase during exercise? After exercising regularly for several months, what happens to the resting pulse rate? Click on screen to continue

69. To get the muscles the required nutrients and oxygen for energy production. The heart rate slows because the heart becomes stronger and more efficient. Click on screen to continue

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