Respiratory nervous and cardiovascular/circulatory quiz

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What are the two main types of blood vessels?

enzyme and vein

arteries and veins

esophagus and larynx

veins and vessels

heart, vessels, oxygen

heart, brain, lungs

heart, blood, blood vessels

heart, vein, oxygen

A,B,0,AB

A,C,B,O,AB

A,B,C,CO,

C,B,O,OO

cellular decomposition

cellular respiration

diaphragm 

emphysema

lungs

epigolottis

pharynx

alveoli

a large pipe that moves air towards the lungs

a flap of tissue used for swallowing. 

passageway that leads to the digestive system

pneumonia 

communication, coordination, and reasoning.

breaking down food, coordination, and reasoning.

creating cells, coordination, and reasoning.

releasing gases, coordination, and reasoning.

to send and receive messages to the brain

to transport nutrients throughout the body

Take in oxygen and release co2

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Without regulation your heart would stop working.

Regulation makes our blood pressure lower.

if your temperature is not regulated you can overheat or become too cold.

In your brain

In your spinal cord

In your neurons

Everywhere

cell that processes waste in the body 

cell that creates more cells

cell that breaks down oxygen and turns it into energy. 

cell that processes and transmits information.

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What are the two main types of blood vessels? 

enzyme and vein

arteries and veins

esophagus and larynx

veins and vessels

What are the three parts of the Cardiovascular System?

heart, vessels, oxygen

heart, brain, lungs

heart, blood, blood vessels

heart, vein, oxygen

What are the four main blood types

A,B,0,AB

A,C,B,O,AB

A,B,C,CO,

C,B,O,OO

What process in our body requires us to breathe in oxygen?

cellular decomposition

cellular respiration

diaphragm 

emphysema

Small air sacs at the end of each bronchiole are called...

lungs

epigolottis

pharynx

alveoli

What is a trachea?

a large pipe that moves air towards the lungs

a flap of tissue used for swallowing. 

passageway that leads to the digestive system

pneumonia 

What are the three functions of the nervous system?

communication, coordination, and reasoning.

breaking down food, coordination, and reasoning.

creating cells, coordination, and reasoning.

releasing gases, coordination, and reasoning.

what is the function of the respiratory system?

to send and receive messages to the brain

to transport nutrients throughout the body

Take in oxygen and release co2

trachea

diaphragm

lungs

heart

Why is important for our body temperature to stay regulated?

Without regulation your heart would stop working.

Regulation makes our blood pressure lower.

if your temperature is not regulated you can overheat or become too cold.

Where in your body do you find nerve cells? Choose the best answer.

In your brain

In your spinal cord

In your neurons

Everywhere

what does a neuron do?

cell that processes waste in the body 

cell that creates more cells

cell that breaks down oxygen and turns it into energy. 

cell that processes and transmits information.

what organ is this?

trachea

diaphragm

lungs

heart