Chapter 5 The Human Body 2 Jeopardy Template

Respiratory System	Vital Signs	Topographic Anatomy	Skeletal System	Wild Card
100 Nose, Mouth, Throat, Larynx, Trachea, Passages within the lungs What does the airway consist of? (List all 6)	100 vital signs What changes when you age	100 proximal The hip is _____ to the foot	100 The shoulder girdles The third area of the skeleton	100 1) Protect against harmful substances in the environment 2) regulate body temperature 3) transmit information from the outside environment to the brain List the skin's functions
200 Diaphragm A large muscle that forms at the bottom of the chest cavity	200 Measuring vital signs Evaluate a variety of bodily functions by	200 medial The nose is ___ to the ear	200 Pelvis Sixth area of the skeletal system	200 Clavicle, Scapula, and Humerus What do the shoulder girdles support
300 The trachea Allows a passage of air	300 1 to 8 years old The age range for children when checking vital signs is	300 superior The head is ___ to the knee	300 heart, lungs, liver, and spleen The ribs protect ____, ____, _____, and ____	300 Early adulthood During what period is it when your body systems fully develop
400 When air is exhaled Muscles relaxed	400 82 bpm An out-of-shape person may have a resting heart rate of ___	400 lateral The arm is ___ to the belly button	400 Xiphoid Process The structure at the bottom of the sternum	400 a child's airway Smaller and more flexible
500 Oxygen and Carbon dioxide What is exchanged in alveoli and tissue?	500 Exercise, fever, illness, pain, stress, excess body weight How can you increase your vital signs	500 closer to the feet If medial is closer to midline of the body, inferior means...	500 thoracic spine what is the medical name for the upper back	500 Fused joints Do not allow any movement in the bone ends

Chapter 5: The Human Body

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