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WorksheetsThe Human Circulatory System
Total questions: 24
Worksheet time: 13mins
The heart is made of what?
Blood
Bone
Marrow
Muscle
The heart's job is to _______________.
Beat
Pump Blood
Keep us alive.
Make blood
Where is blood made in order to replenish the body's blood supply?
the brain
inside the kidneys
inside your bones from bone marrow
When the heart contracts blood is pushed into tubes called what?
Blood straws
Nerves
Blood vessels
Blood veins
How many types of Blood Vessels are there?
3
6
9
106
The heart has four holes inside it that fill up with blood when it relaxes.
True
False
When a muscle squeezes and tightens it is called a ____________.
contraction
tear
fracture
The holes inside the heart each have names, but all together they are often referred to as _____________.
Cells
Chambers
Vessels
A human adult body has about how much blood?
5 liters
2 cups
7 Gallons
Pick the 3 major types of blood cells.
Red Blood Cells
White Blood Cells
Blue Blood Cells
Platelets
What are the types of Blood Vessels?
Veins, Arteries and Capillaries
ribs, cartilage and ligaments
Nerves, Axons and Neurons
Red Blood Cells contain a special protein called hemoglobin, which helps carry __________ from the lungs to the rest of the body.
Nerve impulses
Oxygen
Nitrogen
water
The heart works like 2 pumps. One side pumps blood to the whole body while the other side pumps blood to the _________ and back.
lungs
kidneys
stomach
When the hemoglobin of blood is carrying oxygen the blood appears to be bright red and is called "oxygenated blood".
True
False
The Circulatory system is primarily made up of these 3 things:
the blood
the bones
the heart
the blood vessels
The Circulatory system is also called the Cardiovascular system.
True
False
If you took all the blood vessels out of an average child and laid them out in one line, the line would stretch over 60,000 miles- enough to go around the earth more than twice.
True
False
Heart disease is the is the number 2 cause of death in America, right behind cancer.
True
False
2 terms used to explain the "thumping" or vibration of the heart pushing blood through the blood vessels are:
Pulse
Contraction
Heart rate
Cardiac arrest
Your "resting" heart rate can be measured when you are ________________.
performing a strenuous activity
frightened
calm and still
The period right after strenuous activity or exercise when your heart rate is slowing back to normal is sometimes called the _______________ period.
warm up
recovery
Another term for a "heart attack" is
Cardiac Arrest
Target heart rate
Maximum heart rate
Heart attacks most commonly occur when one or more of the coronary arteries — the blood vessels that supply blood to the heart — become blocked.
True
False
Your heart is located in your chest and is about the size of _________________.
a football
your head
your fist
