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WorksheetsBody systems Review
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
Blood carries digested nutrients to body cells
Digestive & Respiratory
Digestive & Muscular
Digestive & Circulatory
The brain stem controls heart rate
Nervous & Circulatory
Nervous & Respiratory
Nervous & Muscular
Blood carries hormones throughout the body
Endorcrine & Respiratory
Endocrine & Muscular
Endocrine & Circulatory
Breathing rate increases to provide the extra oxygen needed during labor
Reproductive & Circulatory
Reproductive & Respiratory
Reproductive & Muscular
Muscles raise the hair on the arms and legs to help retain heat
Integumentary & Circulatory
Integumentary & Excretory
Integumentary & Muscular
White blood cells attack pathogens such as bacteria and viruses
Immune & Circulatory
Immune & Respiratory
Immune & Digestive
Your lungs remove waste gas, carbon dioxide, from the body.
Respiratory & Muscular
Respiratory & Excretory
Respiratory & Endocrine
Hormones cause males to put on more muscle mass during puberty.
Endocrine & Circulatory
Muscles & Nervous
Endocrine & Muscular
Sneezing involves involuntary muscle contractions
Immune & Excretory
Skeletal & Endocrine
Immune & Muscular
The rib cage expands to help move air into the lungs
Skeletal & Respiratory
Nervous & Endocrine
Excretory & Muscular
Haploid cells made during meiosis
Squamous cell
Gametes
Erythrocytes
Cells found in the circulatory system that contain no nucleus and carry oxygen
Red blood cell
White blood cell
Cheek cell
Cell found in the nervous system that sends electrical impulses and stimulated by senses such as sound, taste, touch
Squamous cell
Neuron
Red blood cell
Your bodies way of maintaining homeostasis is by reacting with the opposite effect. Ex: Blood glucose is too high, glucose will be removed.
Positive Feedback Loop
Pro-inhibition
Negative Feedback
The liver receives a signal from the pancreas to release glucose into the blood in order to...
lower the amount of sugar in the blood to reach equilibrium
raise the amount of sugar in the blood to reach equilibrium
raise and then lower the amount of sugar in the blood to reach equilibrium
