| Endocrine | Muscular | Skeletal | Digestive | Cardiovascular | 
|---|---|---|---|---|
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					  What is antidiuretic hormone (ADH)?					 
					 The hormone that causes the kidneys to save body fluid by decreasing the amount of urine. | 
					  What is smooth, cardiac, and skeletal muscles?					 
					 List the 3 types of muscles. | 
					  What is the femur?					 
					 The longest bone in the body. | 
					  What is ingestion?					 
					 Eating or taking in food. | 
					  What are 4 chambers?					 
					 The number of chambers in the heart. | 
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					  What are kidneys?					 
					 The adrenal glands sit on this organ. | 
					  What is cardiac muscle?					 
					 This muscle pumps blood throughout the body. | 
					  What are long, short, flat, and irregular bones?					 
					 The 4 types of bones. | 
					  What is the epiglottis?					 
					 The flap that covers the the windpipe when you swallow. | 
					  What is the septum?					 
					 The wall that separates the left and right side of the heart. | 
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					  What is the thyroid gland?					 
					 Endocrine gland that regulates the bodies metabolism. | 
					  What is the deltoid muscle?					 
					 Muscle that helps to move your shoulder. | 
					  What is 206 bones?					 
					 The average amount of bones in the adult body. | 
					  What is the gallbladder?					 
					 Bile is stored here until needed. | 
					  What are veins?					 
					 The tubes that carry blood back to the heart. | 
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					  What is adrenal glands?					 
					 The gland that secretes epinephrine. | 
					  What are tendons?					 
					 Connects bones and muscles together. | 
					  What is osteocytes?					 
					 Term for mature bone cells. | 
					  What are parotids?					 
					 The salivary glands produce amylase. | 
					  What is 2 seconds or less?					 
					 The capillary refill time. (Seconds) | 
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					  What is prolactin?					 
					 Important hormone that allows the flow of breast milk in pregnant women. | 
					  What are the hamstrings?					 
					 The muscle group responsible for flexion at the knee when a footballer prepares to kick a football. | 
					  What is osteoporosis?					 
					 Health condition that weakens bones, making them fragile and more likely to break. It develops slowly over several years and is often only diagnosed when a fall or sudden impact causes a bone to break (fracture). | 
					  What is gravity and peristalsis?					 
					 The 2 things that move food through the digestive tract. | 
					  What is the pulmonary artery?					 
					 Vessels that carry deoxygenated blood away from the heart. |