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What is the respiratory system?
the system that takes in oxygen and gets rid of carbon dioxide
What is the nervous system?
the system that takes care of actions you direct and don't direct
What is carbon dioxide?
a gas that is a waste product
What is the spinal cord?
the passageway for nerves leading to and away from the brain
What is oxygen?
a gas in air that people need to stay alive
What is an example of an automatic action or reflex?
blinking
The path air takes through the respiratory system is:______, _____, ___________, and ______. From there it passes to the ________.
nose, mouth, windpipe, lungs, blood
The body's nervous system is composed of ________,_______,
and ________ ____.
brain, nerves, spinal cord
Tiny air sacs in the lungs are called the ________.
alveoli
Where does blood go to pick up fresh oxygen?
lungs
Oxygen is drawn down the _______ to the lungs.
Windpipe or trachea
The spinal cord connects the _____ to all the body nerves.
brain
Eyes and other _____ ________
send information to the brain.
sense organs
The name of the nerves which carry messages from the brain to the muscles are __________.
motor nerves
Messages from the sense organs to the organs to the brain are carried by ______ _______.
sensory nerves
The spinal cord is a long bundle of _________.
nerves
The five sense organs are _____,
_______, _______,________, and ________.
eyes, nose, ears, tongue, skin
This organ gathers information from your senses.
BRAIN
What happens in your body before you can turn off an alarm clock that is ringing?
Your ears hear the ringing. The message goes along sensory nerves to brain. The brain sends signals along motor nerves to arm and hand to turn
off the alarm.