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Fluids
Breathing
Circulation
Gases
Open and Closed
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This is the type of circulation shown in insects,
arthropods, and most mollusks
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What is open circulation
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Type of circulation where the blood and
interstitial fluid are the same
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What is open circulation
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Earthworms, squids, and octopuses are examples of
this type of circulation
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What is closed circulation
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These are the spaces around organs
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What are sinuses
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Blood and interstitial fluid in insects are
called this
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What is hemolymph
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Fragments of cells that help in clotting
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What are platelets
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Iron-containing protein that transports oxygen
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What is hemoglobin
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Disease that causes bleeding from small cuts
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What is hemophilia
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Aggregates into threads to form the framework
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What is fibrinogen
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Hormone secreted by the kidneys which stimulates
the production of red blood cells
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What is erythropoietin
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Part of animals body where gases are exchanged
with the surrounding environment
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What is the respiratory surface
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These are the four blood groups
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What are A, B, AB, and O
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These are the vessels within which gas exchange
takes place
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What are capillaries
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These are the two main breathing control centers
in humans
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What are the medulla oblongata and the pons
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Cluster of air sacs at the tips of bronchioles
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What is alveoli
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Air remaining in lungs even after exhaling as
much as possible
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What is residual volume
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A sheet of skeletal muscle that forms the bottom
wall of the chest cavity
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What is the diaphragm
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Respiratory pigment that uses copper as its
oxygen-binding component
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What is hemocyanin
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Maximum tidal volume during forced breathing
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What is vital capacity
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These are the two types of pressure breathing and
the organisms which use them, respectively
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What are positive pressure breathing, amphibians,
and negative pressure breathing, mammals
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Organs that filter lymph and attack viruses and
bacteria
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What are lymph nodes
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A single layer of flattened cells that minimize
resistance to the flow of blood in vessels
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What is the endothelium
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Chambers that pump blood out of the heart
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What are ventricles
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Chambers that receive blood returning to the heart
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What are the atria
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Fluid inside the lymphatic system
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What is lymph
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Final Jeopardy
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Three main types of blood vessels
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What are arteries, capillaries, and veins