Anatomy Final
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| how many quarts of blood does the average healthy adult have? | between 5 and 6
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| where are red blood cells formed? | bone marrow
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| The RH factor in blood is named for? | Rhesus monkeys
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| which type of blood is known as the "Universal Donor"? | Type O
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| Which blood type is most rare? | AB-
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| which type of blood is known as the "Universal Recipient"? | Type AB
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| Your Lungs contain _____ miles of airways. | 1500
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| How many alveoli are your lungs? | 300 million
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| How many pints of air do you breath in a minute? | 13
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| Which Lung is larger, Right or left? | Right
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| the highest recorded "sneeze speed" is ___ mph. | 99
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| the Surface area of the lungs is roughly the same size as a....? | Tennis Court
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| How much water weight do we lose in a day by breathing? | 1/2 liter
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| How many times does a person at rest breath? | 12-15 times a minute
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| The breathing rate is faster in men than it is in woman and children. | True
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| How long are the Human intestines? | 25 ft.
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| Horse intestine are how long? | 89 ft.
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| Food sloshing in the stomach can last how long? | 3-4 hours
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| How many tons of food will your stomach handle in a lifetime? | 50 tons
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| how much saliva is produced in one day? | 1-3 pints
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| The stomach wall is lined with how many layers of powerful muscles? | 3
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| On average the stomach produces how many liters of HCI? | 2
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| how many species of bacteria does the typical colon harbor? | more than 400
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| How many adult teeth are there? | 32
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| how much gas does a normal person pass each day? | 1/2 liter
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| what is the Circular muscle at base of chest? | Diaphragm
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| What is the Voice box | Larynx
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| organ at the back of the mouth that allows passage of food and air | Pharynx
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| Another name for the nose cavity | Nasal Cavity
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| Carbon _____ gas | dioxide
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| what part of the brain controls breathing? | Brain Stem
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| Sticky substance that traps dust. | Mucus
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| Small tube between the bronchus and the Alveolus. | Bronchiole
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| flexible substance the protects front of windpipe | Cartilage
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| Another Word for "breathing in". | Inhalation
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| Large tube to each lung | Bronchus
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| Gas needed for respiration. | Oxygen
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| Breathing Out | Exhalation
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| Air Sac | Alveolus
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| Windpipe | Trachea
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| Small hairs in respiratory tract. | Cilla
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| Scientific name for fat and oil | lipid
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| these are used for chewing food | teeth
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| intestine that absorbs water into bloodstream | large intestine
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| nutrients group containing meat, eggs and beans. | protein
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| type of acid that makes up proteins | amino acid
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| hole through which faces pass out of the body | anus
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| storage organ for feces. | rectum
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| fingerlike projections of small intestine | villi
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| scientific name for fibre | cellulose
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| hydrochloric ____ is made in the stomach | Acid
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| nutrient group containing sugar, starch and cellulose. | Carbohydrate
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| Fluid in the mouth | Saliva
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| Green chemical that breaks fats into smaller globules | Bilf
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| The duodenum is the ___ part of the small intestine | First
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| organ at back of mouth where both food and air may pass | Pharynx
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| Muscular contractions of the digestive tract | Peristalsis
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| Chemical that breaks food into smaller particles | Enzyme
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| ____ juice is found in the stomach | Gastric
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| bladder that stores bile | gall
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| fats are broken down to fatty acids and ___. | Glycerol
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| Examples of simple sugar | Glucose
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