The Human Body
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- Q 1/20Score 0What is a blastocyst?29a zygote that has blasted apart and is shed with the uterine lining during menstruationa zygote that is stuck in the Fallopian tube and damages the reproductive organsa zygote that has no tissue differentiation; looks like a solid ball of cellsa zygote that has divided several times and shows tissue differentiation; looks like a hollow ball of cells
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- Q1What is a blastocyst?a zygote that has blasted apart and is shed with the uterine lining during menstruationa zygote that is stuck in the Fallopian tube and damages the reproductive organsa zygote that has no tissue differentiation; looks like a solid ball of cellsa zygote that has divided several times and shows tissue differentiation; looks like a hollow ball of cells30s
- Q2Where will the blastocyst implant itself?The ovaryNext to the rose bushesThe Fallopian tubeThe uterus30s
- Q3What would happen if only one ovary was removed or stopped working?The other ovary will “take over” release of eggs once per monthThe woman will no longer experience a menstrual cycleThe woman will be unable to release eggsThe woman will be unable to get pregnant30s
- Q4What does the amniotic fluid do for the baby?It allows for movement, protection, and temperature regulation.It is a cool, refreshing drinkIt carries nutrients from the mother to the fetusIt makes the baby weightless for the mother30s
- Q5In which trimester do the fetus' eyes open?431230s
- Q6In which trimester do all major organs form?31230s
- Q7This produces and releases eggs in a femaleOvaryUterusCervixFallopian tube30s
- Q8This produces and releases sperm in malesTestesEpididymisSeminal VesicleVas Deferens30s
- Q9The larger the diameter of a blood vessel, the ___________________ blood will flow.SlowerMore EvenlyFasterLess Evenly30s
- Q10What is viscosity?The stoppage of blood to the brainThe build up of arterial plaqueThe resistance of blood to flowThe stoppage of blood in an artery30s
- Q11What causes a heart attack?Biology DIAsHigh CholesterolBlood flow away from the heart is blockedBlood flow to the heart is blocked30s
- Q12What is arterial plaque?A sign of a healthy immune systemThe same plaque on your teeth, but found in your veinsA fatty substance which accumulates in arteries.Something you get engraved when you win an award. Not quite as good as a trophy, but you'll take it.30s
- Q13The structures of the brain going clockwise from 1-6 are:Frontal Lobe , Temporal Lobe, Brain Stem, Cerebellum, Occipital Lobe, and Parietal LobeTemporal Lobe, Frontal Lobe, Brain Stem, Cerebellum, Parietal Lobe, Occipital LobeBrain Stem, Cerebrum, Occipital Lobe, Parietal Lobe, Cerebellum, Frontal LobeParietal Lobe, Occipital Lobe, Cerebellum, Brain Stem, Temporal Lobe, Frontal Lobe30s
- Q14How does a vaccine protect against pathogens?Vaccines are a conspiracy!! They only exist to give our children autism!Sends Killer T cells to destroy the invading pathogenReleases interferons, which signal cells to create pathogen-destroying enzymesStimulates antigen/antibody production through a deactivated form of the pathogen30s
- Q15What does contagious mean?Like, when you see one person yawn and then your friend yawns, which makes you yawn.The containment of a disease in a specific area or regionSpread of disease from one person or organism to another.The reduction of disease through vaccination30s
