What is happening when Oxygen moves from the blood into the cells; CO2 moves from cells into the blood?

Where does air enter your body?

inflammation of bronchi ( EX: wheezing, shortness of breath, cough), excessive amt. of mucus. Caused by irritants such as tobacco smoke or air pollution, is caused by what health problem?

trachea, bronchi, and bronchioles become narrowed, causing difficulty breathing. Inhaler dispenses medication that dilates airways, is what health problem?

inflammation of lungs caused by bacterial or viral infection. Cough, fever, chills, and chest pain, is which health problem?

A disease that progressively destroys the walls of the alveoli; tissue damage is permanent; caused by smoking, is what health problem?

inflammation of the tissues that line the sinuses; can result from allergies or fever, is which health problem?

What is the first/top layer of skin?

What is the second layer of skin?

What is the third layer of skin?

What is the largest organ in the human body?

what are some of the main functions of the skin

What is another main function of the skin?

what is the Epidermis make out of?

Where is Melenain produced?

What gives skin its color?

Fingerprints are different for?

What does the Dermis do?

What is in the Dermis?

What happens to the Dermis over time?

Where is the hypodermis

Caused by pores that are clogged, mostly during adolescence; hormones cause an increase in oil production which encourages bacteria growth; there are more oil glands on the face than any other part of the body, which skin problem is this?

Fungus between toes, which skin problem?

Caused by a virus; most are harmless, but may spread, is which skin problem?

Dark brown spots, usually harmless, is which skin problem

Fluid under skin caused by friction; if open, care for it to prevent infection – clean thoroughly, use donut or bandaid to cover/treat, is which skin problem?

Thickened skin, can help prevent blisters, is which skin problem?

A scrape, is which skin problem?

A Laceration is what?

An Avulsion is what?

An Incision is what?

A Puncture is what?

Danddruff is what?

Lice is what?

healthy habits are which one?

the area immediately around the tooth; 3 parts of tooth are crown, neck, and root

the tissue that contains the blood vessels; What do you do with a knocked out tooth?

a combination of bacteria and other particles, such as small bits of food, which adheres to the outside of a tooth, is which one?

bad breath (poor hygiene, smoking)

early state of periodontal disease, gums become irritated and swollen, is which one?

a misalignment of the upper/lower teeth, is which one?

What do your eyes do

the white part of the eye, shapes the eyeball, is which one?

a transparent tissue that bends and focuses light before it enters the lens, is which one?

the inner layer of the eye wall, composed of rods (dim light) and cones (color), is which one?

Your eardrum is which one?

Your inner ear is which one?

A ringing in your ears is which one?

In the midbrain, it is the master gland; controls all others, is which one of these?

In the throat, regulates the body’s metabolism, is which one of these?

In the kidneys, secretes adrenaline for emergencies (“fight or flight”) is which one of these?

In the stomach, regulates blood sugar; aids in digestion, is which one of these?

For reproduction; produce ova and sperm, is which one of these?

A chronic disease in which the pancreas produces too little or no insulin (a hormone that helps glucose from the food enter body cells); as a result, glucose builds up in the blood instead of being delivered to cells.