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Nutrition, Circulatory and Excretion sistem QuizVersión en línea Nutrition, Circulatory and Excretion sistem Quiz por Patricia Rodriguez 1 1. What four systems contribute to the process of nutrition? a B. Nervous, muscular, circulatory, respiratory b C. Digestive, nervous, excretory, respiratory c A. Digestive, respiratory, circulatory, excretory 2 2. What do we take from the air when we breathe? a B. Oxygen b C. Nitrogen c A. Carbon dioxide 3 3. What are the two phases of breathing? a B. Inspiration and expiration b D. Breathe in and breathe out c A. Inhalation and exhalation 4 4. What muscle is involved in respiration? a C. Diaphragm b A. Heart c B. Liver 5 5. How does inhalation occur? a A. Diaphragm moves up b B. Diaphragm moves down c C. Lungs push out air 6 6. What is respiration? a A. The process of taking in nutrients b B. The process of taking oxygen and expelling carbon dioxide c C. The process of digesting food 7 7. What is the function of the respiratory system? a A. To digest food b C. To take in oxygen and expel carbon dioxide c B. To transport nutrients 8 8. What is the first step in the breathing process? a B. Inhalation b A. Exhalation c D. Breathing exercises 9 9. What should you do to calm down and control negative emotions? a C. Drink water b A. Breathe in through your nose while counting to 5 c B. Run for 5 minutes 10 10. What divides the trachea into two bronchi? a B. The lungs b A. The diaphragm c C. The pharynx d D. The trachea itself 11 11. What are the vessels that carry blood from the organs to the heart? a B. Veins b C. Capillaries c A. Arteries 12 12. What is the function of blood in the circulatory system? a A. To carry oxygen and nutrients b C. To connect arteries and veins c B. To pump blood 13 13. What are the two upper chambers of the heart called? a A. Ventricles b B. Atria c C. Veins 14 14. What is the heart rate? a A. The number of times the heart beats every minute b B. The amount of blood pumped by the heart c C. The speed of blood flow in the veins 15 15. What is one recommendation for keeping your heart healthy? a A. Eat more fat and sugar b C. Smoke regularly c B. Do regular physical exercise 16 16. What is the role of capillaries in the circulatory system? a A. To carry blood to the organs b C. To pump blood c B. To connect arteries and veins 17 17. What happens to the heart rate during exercise? a B. It stays the same b C. It increases c A. It decreases 18 18. What is recommended to eat for a healthy heart? a C. More red meat b A. More fat and sugar c B. More fruit and vegetables 19 19. What is the heart made of? a A. Bone b B. Fat c C. Muscle 20 20. What does blood pick up from the lungs? a A. Nutrients b B. Oxygen c C. Carbon dioxide 21 21. What is the primary function of the excretory system? a B. To expel waste products produced by the body b C. To digest food and absorb nutrients. c A. To pump blood throughout the body 22 22. Which of the following organs are part of the excretory system? a C. Stomach, liver, and intestines. b B. Heart, veins, and arteries. c A. Urinary system, skin, and lungs. 23 23. What is urine composed of? a A. Only water and sugar. b C. A mixture of waste products, salts, and water. c B. Oxygen and carbon dioxide. 24 24. Which organs are responsible for filtering the blood and retaining waste products? a C. The ureters. b A. The bladder. c B. The kidneys. 25 25. What is the function of the bladder? a B. To filter blood and produce sweat. b C. To store urine before expelling it. c A. To carry urine to the outside of the body. 26 26. When was the first dialysis machine designed? a C. 2001. b A. 1943. c B. 1980. 27 27. Why should you eat a diet low in salt, sugar, and spicy foods? a A. So your kidneys do not have to work too hard to expel waste. b B. To help your lungs breathe better. c C. To improve your sense of taste. 28 28. How much water do experts recommend drinking every day to help kidney function? a A. One litre. b C. Five litres. c B. Two litres. 29 29. Why is it important to have regular showers for the excretory system? a A. To keep the kidneys hydrated. b C. To keep the skin clean and eliminate sweat and odors. c B. To help the bladder store more urine. 30 30. To avoid infections and kidney stones, you should not hold in urine for more than: a A. 30 minutes. b B. Two hours. c C. Ten hours.

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Nutrition, Circulatory and Excretion sistem QuizVersión en línea

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1. What four systems contribute to the process of nutrition?

2. What do we take from the air when we breathe?

3. What are the two phases of breathing?

4. What muscle is involved in respiration?

5. How does inhalation occur?

6. What is respiration?

7. What is the function of the respiratory system?

8. What is the first step in the breathing process?

9. What should you do to calm down and control negative emotions?

10. What divides the trachea into two bronchi?

11. What are the vessels that carry blood from the organs to the heart?

12. What is the function of blood in the circulatory system?

13. What are the two upper chambers of the heart called?

14. What is the heart rate?

15. What is one recommendation for keeping your heart healthy?

16. What is the role of capillaries in the circulatory system?

17. What happens to the heart rate during exercise?

18. What is recommended to eat for a healthy heart?

19. What is the heart made of?

20. What does blood pick up from the lungs?

21. What is the primary function of the excretory system?

22. Which of the following organs are part of the excretory system?

23. What is urine composed of?

24. Which organs are responsible for filtering the blood and retaining waste products?

25. What is the function of the bladder?

26. When was the first dialysis machine designed?

27. Why should you eat a diet low in salt, sugar, and spicy foods?

28. How much water do experts recommend drinking every day to help kidney function?

29. Why is it important to have regular showers for the excretory system?

30. To avoid infections and kidney stones, you should not hold in urine for more than: