Immune System & Respiratory System Review
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- Q1Where specifically does the exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide occur?LungsKidneysHeartAlveoli30s
- Q2What organelle does cellular respiration occur in?ChlorophyllMitochondriaNucleusLysosome30s
- Q3A(n) __________________________________ is a substance that can kill or hinder the growth of bacteria.antivirualautoimmuneantibioticpathogen30s
- Q4Who notifies B cells pathogens are present?killer T cellshelper T cellsmacrophagesantibodies30s
- Q5You scrape your knee playing at the park. Viruses enter the scrape and infect your body cells. What part of your immune system destroys these infected body cells?Killer T cellsAntibodiesMacrophagesB Cells30s
- Q6What help to seal an open wound so that no more pathogens can enter?RBCsT CellsPlateletsB Cells30s
- Q7People with AIDS have fewerpathogensmemory B cellsHelper T cellscells30s
- Q8A substance that helps your body develop immunity to a disease is a(n)vaccineantibodypathogenWBC30s
- Q9Rheumatoid arthiritis is an example of which type of disease?STDAutoimmune Diseasefracturebacterial infection30s
- Q10In order to prevent food from entering your windpipe, the __________________ closes over your trachea when you swallow.epiglottislarynxesophaguspharynx30s
- Q11What are you doing when your diaphragm and rib muscles contract, and air enters the space created inside your chest cavity?inhalingexhalingeatingcoughing30s
- Q12How does oxygen enter the bloodstream?Through the epithelial tissue that surrounds the lungs.Through the capillaries that surround the alveoliThrough the pulmonary arteriesThrough the pulmonary veins.30s
- Q13What muscle is responsible for starting the breathing process?The lungsThe diaphragmThe heartThe alveoli30s
- Q14___________________ = Breathing + Cellular Respiration.RespirationVentilationDigestionCirculation30s
- Q15The trachea splits into two tubes called that enter each lung.Bronchilarynxpharynxalveoli30s