Its main function is to supply the body with oxygen and remove carbon dioxide and other wastes from the blood. They are found inside the chest cavity and are protected by the rib cage.

The fluid-filled sac surrounding the heart

Called as the two upper chambers of the heart, it receives blood coming from the different parts of the body and lungs.

Called as the two lower chambers of the heart, it pumps blood from the heart towards the different parts of the body and lungs.

It is the major artery of the body

It is the major veins of the body

It is the double-walled sac containing the heart and roots of the great vessels.

It is the outer protective layer of the heart

It is the middle muscular middle layer of the heart

It is the inner layer of the heart that is with the inner lining of blood vessels

a common ailment characteristic by neck, chests, or abnormal pain and difficulty in breathing.

    caused by complications following severe throat infections.

    skipped or abnormally fast heartbeat.

It can cause dizziness or difficulty in breathing. It can also be linked to other disease that affect the heart, like goiter and asthma.

weakens the heart due to the inflammation of the inner lining of the heart or inability of a heart valve to close.

most common to older people. It occurs when the heart can no longer pump blood to the rest of the body parts.

    conditions that often causes pain or tightness in the chest area, creating a sort of squeezing sensation that is sometimes accompanied by indigestion.

    a condition that results due to excessive force of blood being pumped through the blood vessels. It may cause stroke, heart failure, and renal disease.

Which of the following occurs when blood clots block the flow of the blood to the heart?

Where is the heart located?

.How many chambers does your heart have?

Which pumps blood to our lungs?

Which pumps blood to all parts of the body?

Which is a common symptom of heart attack?

Which is not good for the heart?

For children. How many hours of sleep is recommended?

The substance where the brain floats.

Part of the body that protects the brain and its protective lining. (2 answers)

     It is the largest part of the brain. It is responsible for controlling speech, memory, emotions, intelligence, reasoning, thinking, and sensations.

     It is the part of the brain that controls your muscles. It is responsible for proper coordination and movements of your muscles.

     It is found at the base of your brain. It connects the cerebrum and the cerebellum to the spinal cord.

Part of the brain that is responsible for many aspects of vision (seeing)

Part of the brain responsible for thinking such as reasoning, planning, parts of speech, problem solving, emotion, and movement

Part of the brain responsible for perceiving stimuli such as touch, pressure, temperature, and pain

part of the brain that is responsible for the perception and recognition of auditory stimuli (hearing) and memory (hippocampus)

the inflammation of the meninges or lining of the brain and the spinal cord. It is caused by viruses, bacteria, or other microorganisms.

commonly known as polio, caused by the polio virus. It affects the brain and the spinal cord. It can be prevented through vaccination.

repeated seizures or abnormal muscular contractions and convulsions.

an abnormal growth of tissue inside the brain. It may be benign  (noncancerous) or malignant (cancerous).

an abnormal increase in the amount of cerebrospinal fluid inside the brain. It can permanently damage the brain and be fatal when left untreated.

happens when blood and oxygen to the brain suddenly interrupted. It can cause memory loss, difficulty in speaking, or paralysis on one side of the body.

Identify where the distinctive function of the brain belongs to:

Vision

Identify where the distinctive function of the brain belongs to:

Judgement

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Language

Identify where the distinctive function of the brain belongs to:

Balance

Identify where the distinctive function of the brain belongs to:

Attention

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Goal Setting

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Touch Perception

Identify where the distinctive function of the brain belongs to:

Coordination

Identify where the distinctive function of the brain belongs to:

Memory Acquisition

Where is the cerebrum located in the brain?

How many lobes does the cerebrum consist of?

Which lobe of the brain is the arrow pointing to?

Which lobe of the brain is the arrow pointing to?

Which lobe of the brain is the arrow pointing to?

Which lobe of the brain is the arrow pointing to?

Lobe that deals with learning and movement pointing to?

Which structure of the brain controls balance, coordination and posture?

This lobe plays a role in the interpretation of language and words.

The lobe colored in green regulates hearing.

It is a membrane or lining that surrounds the lungs. The fluid coating of the pleura allows the lungs to slide freely as they expand and relax during breathing.

known as the largest muscle. It separates the chest cavity from the abdomen.

air sacs of the lungs

tiny blood vessels that surround the thin-walled alveoli

The process that takes place as the diaphragm flattens or moves downward, while the ribs flare in an outward direction and the lungs expand when the air is drawn in.

The process that happens when the diaphragm relax is it happens when the air leaves and the Lance spring back to its original position

inflammation of the lungs caused by bacterial or viral infection of harmful gases.

highly contagious or infectious disease caused by bacteria. It can be easily passed on from one person to another through coughs and sneezes.

ailment that damages the air sacs in the lungs. The damaged air sacs become less elastic, so they cannot function well. It is caused mostly by heavy cigarette smoking or long exposure to polluted air. There is no cure for emphysema.

Identify the disease based on the symptom:

high fever, general weakening of the body, painful and difficulty breathing, green or rust-colored sputum comes out from the lungs when a person with pneumonia coughs

Identify the disease based on the symptom:

fever, sweating at night, loss of weight and appetite, severe coughing, and blood in the sputum

Identify the disease based on the symptom:

persistent coughing, blood in the sputum, wheezing and shortness of breath, chest pain and loss of appetite.

Identify the disease based on the symptom:

coughing, shortness of breath, fatigue, and weight loss

Our lung supply our body with carbon dioxide and remove oxygen from the blood.

Our lungs are protected by the rib cage.

The diaphragm contacts and moves downward when exhale.

Cigarettes smoke contains substances that are good for our lungs.

Pneumonia is inflammation of the lungs caused by viruses and bacteria.

The diaphragm separates the chest cavity from the abdomen.

When we exhale, the rib muscles relax too, moving the rib cage backward.

Our lungs are made up of air sacs called villi.

Our lungs are divided into lobes, two on the right lung are three on the left.

Emphysema is an ailment that damages the air sacs of the lungs.

When we inhale we...

When we exhale we...

A hollow muscular organ located in the chest cavity between the lungs.

    Its main function is to pump blood through the blood vessels by repeated, rhythmic contractions.