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CARMALT - Random questions on human body, functions, parts

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4 front teeth on top and bottom of human mouth   incisors  
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pointed teeth behind incisors, aka "eye teeth"   canines  
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all teeth in human mouth other than incisors and canines   molars  
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energy producing organelle in a cell   mitochondrion  
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organelle that breaks down dead cells   lysosome  
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organelle that assembles proteins   ribosome  
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cell division phase where all chromosomes line up in the middle of the cell   metaphase  
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cell division phase where chromosomes pull apart   anaphase  
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cell division phase where nuclear membrane disappear   prophase  
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digestive system organ with friendly microbes and loves to soak up water   large intestines  
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system that controls response to invading microorganisms   immune system  
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4 blood times   A, B, AB, O  
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blood cells that play a role in the defense of the body   white blood cells  
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gland increases metabolic rate, maintains calcium and potassium levels in blood   thyroid gland  
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gland elevates heart rate, blood pressure, blood sugar, breathing but suppresses digestion   adrenal gland  
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master gland controls all other glands   hypothalamus  
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gland regulates immune system   thymus glad  
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hollow ball of cells in early animal development   blastula  
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tissue that eventually forms muscles   mesoderm  
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tissue that forms nerve cells   ectoderm  
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tissue that forms digestive system   endoderm  
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basic units of heredity   genes  
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cell structure where genes are found   chromosomes  
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organisms overall appearance   phenotype  
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energy produced in cell organelles   mitochondria  
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4 types of organisms that live in or on human body   viruses, bacteria, fungi, microscopic insects  
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blocked blood vessel that serves the brain may cause this   stroke  
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blocked blood vessel in the heart starves the heart muscle and causes this   heart attack  
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weak-walled blood vessel that bulges and may burst is this   aneurysm  
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branches of nerve cells   dendrites  
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three solids that make up human blood   red cells, white cells, platelets  
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fluid of human blood   plasma  
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percentage of water in plasma   90%  
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percentage of sugars, fats, salts, gases and proteins in blood   10%  
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CNS means ___   Central Nervous System  
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2 parts of the central nervous system   brain, spinal column  
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part of brain that controls respiration, circulation, swallowing   medulla  
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part of brain that controls balance and coordination   cerebellum  
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part of brain that processes sensory information, controls voluntary muscles, center of thought, learning, memory, language, emotion   cerebrum  
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Stopping antibiotics too soon results in "super bug" bacteria that is _____ to the antibiotic.   resistant  
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warm-blooded, skin covered with hair, nurse young, live birth   mammal  
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human's complete classification: kingdom, phylum, class, order, family, genus, species   Animalia, Vertebrata, Mammalia, Primate, Hominidae, Homo, sapiens  
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cell organelle controls what enters and leaves nucleus   nuclear membrane  
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site for protein manufacture   ribosome  
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cell organelle that breaks down cell structure   lysosome  
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membrane network within a cell   endoplasmic reticulum  
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filtering unit of the kidney   nephron  
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connect sensory and motor neurons   interneurons  
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verb meaning to supply with nerves   innervate  
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neurons that innervate muscles   motor neurons  
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neurons that transmit signals from receptors   sensory neurons  
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nerve ending that carries out CNS commands, ie. impulse to contract muscle or glandular secretion   effectors  
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main nerve trunk line   spinal cord  
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element largest in human exhaled air   nitrogen 78% (16% oxygen, 4% carbon dioxide)  
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causes "blind spot" in human eye   optic nerve  
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back part of eye   retina  
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transparent part of the eye that covers iris and pupil   cornea  
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blood protein that helps clot blood   fibrin  
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type of immunity where body creates antibodies in response to disease organism   active immunity  
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type of immunity where protection by antibodies produced by the mother in the womb or by vaccine   passive immunity  
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job of phagocytes, T-cells and B-cells   find and destroy harmful bacteria and viruses  
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human organ hepatitis E attacks   liver  
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type of organism that causes hepatitis E   virus  
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hormone that produces female secondary sexual characteristics like breasts   estrogen  
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hormone that promotes growth of the uterine lining   progesterone  
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hormone that produces male secondary sexual characteristics like facial hair   testosterone  
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