2. Body Systems 1

3. Topic 1 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 Topic 2Topic 3Topic 4Topic 5Topic 6 Team 1Team 2Team 3Team 4 $200

4. Topic 1: $100 These are the two organ systems most directly involved in removing fluid from a person’s lungs. Answer

5. Topic 1: $100 Respiratory and Circulatory Return to Main

6. Topic 1: $200 Answer These two systems primarily function to rid the body of the wastes resulting from cellular energy production.

7. Topic 1: $200 Return to Main Respiratory and Circulatory Systems

8. Topic 1: $300 Answer This organ removes waste from blood.

9. Topic 1: $300 Return to Main Kidney

10. Topic 1: $400 Answer The large surface area of this organ allows for the exchange of oxygen with the blood.

11. Topic 1: $400 Return to Main Lungs

12. Topic 1: $500 Answer This is a harmful waste material that leaves the blood by traveling to the lungs before leaving the body.

13. Topic 1: $500 Return to Main Carbon dioxide

14. Topic 2: $100 Answer This is where oxygen- rich blood goes after leaving the lungs.

15. Topic 2: $100 Return to Main Pulmonary vein to the heart.

16. Topic 2: $200 Answer This is the location where the digestion process begins.

17. Topic 2: $200 Return to Main mouth

18. Topic 2: $300 Answer This is the correct order of food traveling through the 4 primary digestive organs.

19. Topic 2: $300 Return to Main Esophagus, stomach, small intestines, large intestines

20. Scores Proceed

21. Topic 2: $400 Answer This is the level of organization from smallest unit to largest unit.

22. Topic 2: $400 Return to Main Cell, tissue, organ, organ system

23. Topic 2: $500 Answer These two systems provide structural support for a human.

24. Topic 2: $500 Return to Main Skeletal and muscular

25. Topic 3: $100 Answer Signaling muscle tissues to contract is one of the many functions of this system.

26. Topic 3: $100 Return to Main Nervous system

27. Topic 3: $200 Answer This type of neuron would send a signal to the CNS that the bladder is full.

28. Topic 3: $200 Return to Main Sensory neuron

29. Topic 3: $300 Answer This structure provides the human body initial protection from disease- causing organisms.

30. Topic 3: $300 Return to Main The skin.

31. Topic 3: $400 Answer A waste molecule in the body could go from the brain  _______  kidney  urine  bladder  out of body

32. Topic 3: $400 Return to Main blood

33. Topic 3: $500 Answer This is a substance that can be released into the bloodstream and circulate until it reaches its target cell and prompts an organ to do something.

34. Topic 3: $500 Return to Main hormone

35. Topic 4: $100 Answer An increase in heart rate is typically accompanied by an increase in the ____________ rate.

36. Topic 4: $100 Return to Main respiration

37. Topic 4: $200 Answer This system is responsible for receiving stimuli from the environment and coordinating the body’s response to these stimuli.

38. Topic 4: $200 Return to Main Nervous system

39. Topic 4: $300 Answer The process of stimulating or inhibiting a target is called __________. Can be negative or positive.

40. Topic 4: $300 Return to Main feedback

41. Topic 4: $400 Answer This is the primary system responsible for protection of most organs.

42. Topic 4: $400 Return to Main skeletal

43. Topic 4: $500 Answer The pituitary and thyroid are glands in this system.

44. Topic 4: $500 Return to Main endocrine

45. Topic 5: $100 Answer These two parts of the digestive system are responsible for mechanical digestion.

46. Topic 5: $100 Return to Main Mouth and stomach

47. Topic 5: $200 Answer This is the type of tissue that covers the outer surface of the body.

48. Topic 5: $200 Return to Main epithelial

49. Topic 5: $300 Answer Keeping glucose in balance in the bloodstream by insulin illustrates the concept of _________________.

50. Topic 5: $300 Return to Main homeostasis

51. Topic 5: $400 Answer These are the microscopic air sacs in the lungs of mammals that increase the surface area of the lungs.

52. Topic 5: $400 Return to Main alveoli

53. Topic 5: $500 Answer The correct sequence for the excretory system is renal artery  kidney  _______  bladder  urethra

54. Topic 5: $500 Return to Main ureter

55. Topic 6: $100 Answer This structure completes the circulatory pathway heart  artery  ____  vein  heart

56. Topic 6: $100 Return to Main capillary

57. Topic 6: $200 Answer This structure decreases pressure in the chest cavity and thus increases the volume of the lungs.

58. Topic 6: $200 Return to Main diaphragm

59. Topic 6: $300 Answer This body system provides nutrients to be used by the body.

60. Topic 6: $300 Return to Main digestive

61. Topic 6: $400 Answer These 3 systems coordinate to cause your arm to move.

62. Topic 6: $400 Return to Main Nervous, muscular, skeletal

63. Topic 6: $500 Answer This is where nutrients go once they are absorbed in the small intestine.

64. Topic 6: $500 Return to Main bloodstream

65. Final Jeopardy Topic Proceed

66. Answer These two systems participate in removing carbon dioxide from the body.

67. Return to Main Circulatory and respiratory