Health Science

Front 1

What is a cell

Back 1

A cell is the basic unit or the building blocks of all living things.

Front 2

What are two type of cells

Back 2

They are the animal cell and the plant cell

Front 3

Name 5 parts of the cell

Back 3

Cell membrane, the cytoplasm, the nucleus, vacuole and the mitochondrion

Front 4

Name the seven characteristics of living things

Back 4

Movement, excretion, reproduction, respiration, irritability, nutrition and growth

Front 5

Name the five level of cell organizations

Back 5

Cells, tissues, organ, system, and organism

Front 6

Name the examples of cell, tissues, organ, system, and organism

Back 6

White blood cell, nerve cells, heart, reproductive system and human

Front 7

Name all of the seven Cells

Back 7

Red blood cell, white blood cell, bone cell, egg cell, sperm cell, nerve cell and skin cell

Front 8

Name the three main cavities or spaces inside the body

Back 8

The cranial, the thoracic and the abdominal cavity

Front 9

What organ are located in the cranial cavity

Back 9

The brain

Front 10

Name the organs located and in the thoracic cavity

Back 10

Heart, lungs, trachea, and the esophagus

Front 11

Name the organs located in the abdominal cavity

Back 11

Intestines, Reproductive organs, and the liver

Front 12

Name the ten major systems of the body

Back 12

Skeletal system, muscular system, digestive system, respiratory system, circulatory system, reproductive system, excretory system, endocrine system, nervous system, lymphatic system

Front 13

How many bones are in a adult body

Back 13

There are 206 in the adult body

Front 14

The three types of tissues of the skeleton

Back 14

Cartilage, tendon, and the ligaments

Front 15

Name the four joints of a skeleton

Back 15

1.hinge 2.gliding 3.ball and socket 4.pivot

Front 16

Name all the bones in the body

Back 16

Cranium , mandible, vertebra, clavicle, sternum, humerus, radius, ulna, pelvis, phalanges, carpal, metacarpal, femur, patella, tibia and the fibula

Front 17

What are voluntary muscles

Back 17

Voluntary muscles can only move when your our body is ready to move such as speaking, writing, walking, swimming and riding a bicycle

Front 18

Name the three types of muscles within the body

Back 18

Skeletal/striated muscle, smooth muscle and the cardiac muscle

Front 19

What are involuntary muscles

Back 19

Involuntary muscle moves automatically. We cannot control these actions such as: breathing, blinking, heartbeat, digestion, and circulation of blood

Front 20

Name the six nutrients

Back 20

Carbohydrates, fats, proteins, vitamins, minerals, and water

Front 21

Name the sources of vitamin a

Back 21

Sources:liver carrots, yellow and orange fruit, vegetables, meats, milk and sweet potatoes

Front 22

What are the sources of vitamin B

Back 22

Whole grains, such as wheat, and oats, fish and seafood, leafy green, vegetable, dairy products like milk and yogurt, beans and peas etc

Front 23

Sources of vitamin c

Back 23

Citrus fruits tomatoes broccoli cabbage and strawberries

Front 24

What are the sources of vitamin d

Back 24

They are sunlight milk, liver and eggs

Front 25

What are the sources of vitamin e

Back 25

Wheat, oats, vegetable, and nuts

Front 26

What are the sources of vitamin k

Back 26

Green vegetables and tomatoes

Front 27

What are the Deficiency diseases for vitamin a

Back 27

They are blindness and unhealthy skin

Front 28

What are the deficiency disease for vitamin b

Back 28

Beri Beri, muscle weakness and heart failure

Front 29

What are the deficiency disease for vitamin c

Back 29

Scurvy

Front 30

What are the deficiency disease for vitamin d

Back 30

The are softening deseases, rickets in children

Front 31

What are the deficiency disease for vitamin k

Back 31

Blood lost, clotting slowly

Front 32

Name the types of minerals

Back 32

Iron, calcium, phosphorus, potassium, iodine, sodium, sulfur, and chloride

Front 33

Name three food groups

Back 33

They are dairy products, food from animals and fruits and vegetables