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Matching Diaphragm Diffusion Cavity Trachea Breathing

Epiglottis Respiration Circulation Arteries Veins

Capillaries Right Atria Left Ventricle Aorta

Pulmonary arteries Left Atria Right Ventricle

BreathingThe process of inhaling and exhaling using your diaphragm.





The process of inhaling and exhaling with the purpose of exchanging oxygen and carbon dioxide in the lungs with the blood.

Respiration





Chamber of the heart receiving blood from the body.

Right Atrium





The process of moving blood through out the body.

Circulation





ArteriesThe vessels that take blood away from the heart.

Matching Waste Excretion Toxic Nephrons Ureter

Urine Urethra Kidney Urea Bladder

Multi-cellular organismUnicellular organism

Waste

Urea and other unnecessary materials for the body.




Kidney

The body’s main filtering organ.




Bladder

The main storage area for urine (waste) before leaving the body.

Matching Digestion Enzymes Saliva Esophagus

Gastric juices Pancreas Liver Neutralize Proteins

Fats Carbohydrates Gall bladder Bile

Large intestine Sphincter Small intestine

Villi and Microvilli Peristalsis Stomach

Digestion

The process of extracting nutrients out of the food we eat and eliminating the waste we do not need.





VeinsThe vessels that take blood toward the heart.





EpiglottisThe flap of tissue that directs food and air into the correct tubes.





Right VentricleChamber of the heart sending blood to the lungs.





Left VentricleChamber of the heart sending blood to the body.





Left AtriumChamber of the heart receiving blood from the lungs.





Very tiny blood vessels where red blood cells travel one after another.

Capillaries






Esophogus

The tube leading from the mouth to the stomach.





TracheaThe cartilage ringed tube traveling from your nose to your lungs.





AortaThe first main artery leaving the heart.





DiaphragmThe main muscle that controls breathing.





CavityAn open space.






Sphincter

Round muscles that restrict the flow of materials within the digestive track.





Pulmonary ArteryThe main artery leaving the right ventricle of the heart leading to the lungs.






LiverThe organ that functions to detoxify the blood. It converts proteins to urea.






Peristalsis

The method food is pushed along through the digestive track.






Stomach

The organ where mainly proteins are broken down with acids and enzymes.






Fats

Nutrient in food that is broken down by secretions from the pancreas.






Carbohydrate

Saliva breaks down this type of food.






Small intestine

The organ that most of the absorption of nutrients occurs.




Urine

The liquid waste that leaves the body.






Saliva

The solution excreted in the mouth with enzymes to start breaking down carbohydrates.






Large Intestine

The organ that functions to help regulate water absorption before waste is removed.






Neutralize

To balance the pH of a substance.






Enzymes

Chemicals that speed up the chemical reactions in the digestive process.






Gall Bladder

The organ that delivers bile to breakdown proteins in the small intestine.





DiffusionThe process of transferring oxygen and carbon dioxide into and out of the blood.






Gastric Juices

The acidic solution secreted by the stomach.




Excretion

The process of removing waste from the blood stream and out of the body.




Multi-cellular organism

A creature made of many cells.




Nephrons

Millions of these within each kidney to filter waste from the blood.




Ureter

The two vessels carrying waste to the bladder from the kidneys.




Unicellular organism

A creature made of one cell.




Urethra

The vessel leading from the bladder out of the body.






Pancreas

The organ that secretes into the small intestine to breakdown fats. This organ also secretes insulin into the bloodstream to balance glucose levels in the blood.






Bile

The paste like substance secreted into the small intestine to breakdown proteins.




Toxic

Material that are poisonous or harmful if in too great of quantities.






Proteins

The food component that gets broken down in the stomach and small intestine by the bile. In excess, the body produces urea from it.






Villi and Microvilli

Help increase absorption of nutrients within the small intestine.




Urea

The liver converts excess proteins into _____________ to remove the unwanted nitrogen.

Short Answer

Breathing by the diaphragm and heart beats occur without thinking. This is an

_________process.

Automatic

Short Answer

A common disorder resulting from spasms of circular muscles in the brachia and bronchiole.

Asthma

Short Answer

The trachea branches into the _____________.

Brachia

Short Answer

The Brachia branches into the _____________.

Bronchiole

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