AnatomyTest3
Quiz yourself by thinking what should be in
each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
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| What system stores the mineral calcium? | Skeletal System
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| What is undigested material in the GI tract? | Feces
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| Where would you find the Liver, Pancreases, Gallbladder? | Digestive System
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| the spleen is a part of what system | Lymphatic System
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| What system has all these functions? Temperature regulation, sense organ, protection | Integumentary (skin)
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| When u put a group of different tissue together you make? | An Organ
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| What system cleans the Kidneys? | Excretory
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| Ovaries and Testes are part of what system? | Endocrine and Reproductive System
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| Accessories organs of the Digestive System. | Tong and Teeth
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| What system produces heat and body posture? | Muscular
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| Gallbladder | Digestive
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| Vagina | Reproductive
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| Uterus | Reproductive
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| Hart | Circulatory
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| spleen | Lymphatic
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| Spinal Chord | Nervous
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| Lungs | Respiratory
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| Bronchi | Respiratory
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| Trachea | Respiratory
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| Esophagus | Digestive
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| bladder | urinary
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| ureter | urinary
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| vas deferens | reproductive
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| thymus | endocrine
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| sebaceous and sweat glands | Integumentary (skin)
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| how does urine get our of the body? | urethra
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| what connects muscle to bones | tendons
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| what connects bone to bone | joint
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| organs working together for a common function | system
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| removes excess fluids, transports fats, develops immunity | lymphatic
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| pituitary, pineal, thyroid, para thyroid | endocrine
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| which body part in a male serves both a reproductive and urinary function | urethra
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| which system removes solid waste | digestive
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| communication, integration, and control | endocrine
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| safest place to sit on an airplane | near and exit
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| how can you tell if a bomb went off | if the body is intact or not
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| what always breaks when hits water | ribs
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| is there a difference between hitting concrete than water from 7 miles up? | no
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| what did passengers in flight 800 have in common | aortic tears
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| when you dead and floating in the water, how do you float? | face down
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| what cause john keptner to lose his hands? | strep
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| how many times did he code? | 3
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| how did the restart his heart? | electric shock
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| was this a successful transplant? | no
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| what is another name for voluntary muscle | skeletal
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| what is a name for involuntary muscle | smooth
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| hair nails and pores are what? | appendages of the skin
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