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Unit II Study Guide

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Amount of air a person can forcibly exhale after taking a deep breath is his/her.   show
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show Vein  
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show Vein  
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You can feel your pulse here.   show
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The exchange of nutrients and waste products occurs here.   show
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They carry blood away from the heart.   show
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show Capillary  
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show Platelet  
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Cell that helps protect the body against disease.   show
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show Red Blood Cell  
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show Plasma  
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show Heat Energy  
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When you inhale, your diaphragm-   show
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show Heart and Veins  
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The epiglottis has a protective function because it-   show
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Risk factors for high blood pressure include all of these except-   show
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show Waste carbon dioxide passes into the alveoli from the bloodstream.  
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show Example B  
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show Example B  
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Which has four Calories? Example A: 22-26 Degrees or B: 22-32 Degrees   show
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show The diaphram moves up.  
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This is neither a raw material nor a product of cellular respiration.   show
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The primary goal of cellular respiration is to release this from digested nutrients.   show
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The scientist who first discovered a vaccine for polio is-   show
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show William Harvey  
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This is not a characteristic of the syringe model of breathing-   show
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