Circulatory Jeopardy!

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What are 3 of the 5 major functions of your skeletal system?

1. Shape / Support2. Enables movement3. Protection4. Produces blood cells5. Stores materials

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When you are first born, your skeleton is mostly

________, not bone.

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When you are first born, your skeleton is mostly

Cartilage, not bone.

A place where two bones meet is called a _____. Give examples of

2 different types.

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A place where two bones meet is called a Joint.

1. Movable: shoulder, knee, neck2. Immovable: skull

What condition does the following picture represent? How is it caused

and why is it bad?

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Osteoporosis. Caused by a lack of calcium, it makes your bones brittle.

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What are the 4 components of Blood?

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1. Plasma2. Red Blood cells

3. White Blood cells4. Platelets

What is the function of each part of your blood?

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1. Plasma contains water & materials.2. Red Blood cells carry oxygen.

3. White Blood cells fight bacteria.4. Platelets seal off cuts with fibrin.

What are the 4 blood types?Which are the universal

donors / receivers?

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The blood types are: A, B, O and AB. Type O is the universal donor.

Type AB is the universal receiver.

What is the function of the Lymphatic System, and what do

Lymph Nodes do?

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Lymphatic System returns fluids to the blood stream. In

the Lymph Nodes, these fluids are filtered for bacteria.

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What does the Heart do and what controls its rhythm?

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Pumps blood throughout the body according to

the Pacemaker.

The heart is made of 2 types of chambers. What are they and where do they lead in

regards to the heart?

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They are the Atria (into heart) and Ventricles (out of heart).

Locate the two Atria and two Ventricles in this picture.

ADE

CB

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Atria: A and CVentricles: D and E

ADE

CB

What are 2 types of Cardiovascular disease, what causes them, and how does this affect your heart and blood vessels?

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Two types are Atherosclerosis & Hypertension. They are caused when artery walls become blocked. They make your heart work harder and

increase blood pressure.

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Having to control your breathing while you slept would be tough.

It’s a good thing you have 2 types of muscles…

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Muscles you consciously control, Voluntary; and muscles you do

not – Involuntary muscles.

Muscle tissue is different depending on its

function. What are the 3 types of muscle tissue?

1. Skeletal2. Smooth3. Cardiac

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Where is Cardiac Muscle located? What are the 2

critically important features of this muscle?

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Cardiac Muscle is found ONLY in the heart. It is Involuntary and it

does not get tired.

Explain what your muscles do in order for you to flex and relax,

as pictured.

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To flex, your bicep contracts while the tricep relaxes.

To contract, vice versa. Muscles can ONLY contract.

List the 3 important functions of the Circulatory System.

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1) To Transport needed materials,2) Remove waste products (carbon),

3) And to Fight Disease.

Two types of blood vessels are _______ & ______. The other, smallest vessels are

___________.

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Two types of blood vessels are Arteries & Veins. The other, smallest vessels are

Capillaries.

Explain the function of each blood vessel.

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Arteries carry blood away from the heart.Veins transport blood back to the heart.

Capillaries are thin enough to allow diffusion of materials between blood & cells.

What does this picture show? Describe the path of blood flow

from one point to another.

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This shows the Two Loops of circulation. Loop 1: the lungs the heart rest of body

Loop 2: body the heart the lungs

Final Jeopardy

Complete this Heart diagram: 60301045

2. Name & where blood

goes to.

1. Name & where blood comes from.

5. Name & where blood

goes to.

4. Name & where blood comes from.

3. Largest blood vessel in the body.

6. Flaps of tissue halting blood flow.

STOP

2. Right Ventricle; to

lungs.

1. Right Atrium;

from body.

5. Left Ventricle; to

body.

4. Left Atrium;

from lungs.

3. Aorta.

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Completed Heart diagram: