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The movement of the chest that brings air into the lungs and

removes waste

A 100

Breathing

A 100

Series of chemical reactions that results in the release of energy

from glucose

A 200

A 200

Respiration

Tube-like passageway for

Food, liquids, and air

A 300

Pharynx

A 300

Vocal cords are attached to this

A 400

Larynx

A 400

A 500

Short tubes at the lower end of the

trachea

Bronchi

A 500

Lined with mucous membranes and cilia, C-

shaped rings prevent it from collapsing

B 100

Trachea

B 100

Tiny, thin-walled sacs in the lungs

B 200

Alveoli

B 200

This controls your breathing depending

on the amount of carbon dioxide in the

blood

B 300

Brain

B 300

The main function of the respiratory system

B 400

Take in oxygen and get rid of carbon dioxide

B 400

The purpose of mucous in the

trachea

B 500

Trap dust, bacteria, and

pollen

B 500

The purpose of cilia in the trachea

C 100

Move the mucus upward where it can be swallowed or expelled

C 100

A disease in which the alveoli in the lungs

enlarge

C 200

Emphysema

C 200

When bronchial tubes are irritated and swell and too much mucus

is produced

C 300

Bronchitis

C 300

DAILY DOUBLE

C 400

DAILY DOUBLEPlace A Wager

The chemical substances in

tobacco that are poisons and destroy cells

C 400

Nicotine and tar

C 400

Name 3 things that have been related to respiratory problems

such as asthma infection

C 500

Smoking, polluted air, coal dust, and asbestos

C 500

The third leading cause of death in men and women

D 100

Lung cancer

D 100

This is where the exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide

takes place D 200

Alveoli and capillaries

D 200

Bronchial tubes contract quickly

causing shortness of breath, wheezing

or coughingD 300

Asthma

D 300

An allergic reaction can cause which disorder?

D 400

Asthma

D 400

Name the four parts of the excretory system

D 500

Digestive, respiratory, skin, urinary

D 500

Name the three functions of the urinary system

E 100

Rids the blood of wastes, controls blood volume, balances the amounts of salts and

waterE 100

This constantly monitors the

amount of water in the blood

E 200

Hypothalamus

E 200

The main organs of the urinary system

E 300

kidneys

E 300

The filtering units in the kidneys

E 400

Nephrons

E 400

Tubes that lead from each kidney to the

bladder

E 500

Ureters

E 500

Elastic, muscular organ that holds

urine until it leaves the body F 100

Bladder

F 100

This happens when kidneys do not work

properly

F 200

Waste products build up and act

as poisonsF 200

Why is a blocked ureter or urethra a serious problem?

F 300

Can cause kidney damage

F 300

Can you live with only one kidney?

F 400

yes

F 400

An artificial kidney machine

used to filter blood

F 500

Dialysis

F 500

The Final Jeopardy Category is:

kidneys

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Explain why reabsorption of certain materials in the

kidneys is important to your health

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