JEOPARDY!
The Physiology Version…
With your host, Ms. Shao!
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JEOPARDY!
Blood &
Heart
Digestive,
Kidney &
Endorine
Brain &
Nervous
System
Immune
System
Cancer
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Human blood is composed of
these four major blood types.
(no Rh needed)
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What are A, B,
AB, and O?
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This artery pumps
oxygenated blood to the
whole body.
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What is the
aorta?
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A person with this type of
blood and Rh factor can
donate to anyone
(“Universal Donor”).
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What is Type
O-?
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This vein(s) brings
deoxygenated blood back to
the heart.
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What is the
vena cava?
(inferior/superior)
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This circuit of blood travels
between the heart and all
organs of the body.
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What is the
systemic
circuit?
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This long tube connects the
mouth to the stomach.
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What is the
esophagus?
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Most of the nutrients from
our food is absorbed here.
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What is the
small intestine?
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The large intestine’s main
function is to absorb this.
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What is water?
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Adrenaline is released from
these glands to control the
“fight-or-flight” response.
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What are the
adrenal glands?
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Filtered blood from the
kidney exits this vein
(goes toward the vena cava).
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What is the
renal vein?
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The occipital lobe, located in
the back of the brain,
controls this sense.
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What is
vision/sight?
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A blow to this part of your
brain can cause you to lose
your balance or fall.
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What is the
cerebellum?
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The myelin sheath is this
surrounding the neuron.
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What is a layer
of fat?
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This internal part of the brain
controls emotions.
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What is the
amygdala?
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The chemicals that shoot out
when an electrical impulse
reaches the end of a neuron.
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What are
neurotransmitters?
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This defense mechanism
raises the body temperature
to slow down or kill
pathogens.
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What is a
fever?
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This defense mechanism
traps pathogens as they
enter through the nose/
mouth.
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What is mucus?
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Patients with bacterial
infections are often treated
with this type of medicine.
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What is an
antibiotic?
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HIV weakens the immune
system by infecting this type
of white blood cell.
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What are
T-cells?
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B-cells produce these
proteins that can tag
pathogens and cause
clumping.
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What are
antibodies?
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Cancer of the blood
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What is
leukemia?
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Cancer of connective tissues
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What is
sarcoma?
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Medications that treat cancer
by stopping all cells from
growing, even healthy cells
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What is
chemotherapy?
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The most commonly
diagnosed category of cancer
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What is
carcinoma?
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Cells in a malignant will
continue to grow and spread,
where as cells in a benign
tumor may commit this,
another term for cell suicide.
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What is
apoptosis?
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What are the two most common
types of pathogens we studied?
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Final
Jeopardy
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A new vaccine has been
discovered for dengue, a
severe disease found in the
tropics, caused by this type
of pathogen.
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What is a
virus?
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