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JEOPARDY!

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Blood & Heart

Digestive, Kidney & Endorine

Brain & Nervous System

Immune System Cancer


Blood & Heart - $100

Human blood is composed of these four major blood types.

(no Rh needed)



What are A, B, AB, and O?



This artery pumps oxygenated blood to the

whole body.



What is the aorta?



A person with this type of blood and Rh factor can

donate to anyone (“Universal Donor”).



What is Type O-?



This vein(s) brings deoxygenated blood back to

the heart.



What is the vena cava?

(inferior/superior)



This circuit of blood travels between the heart and all

organs of the body.



What is the systemic circuit?


Dig/Kidney/Endo - $100

This long tube connects the mouth to the stomach.



What is the esophagus?



Most of the nutrients from our food is absorbed here.



What is the small intestine?



The large intestine’s main function is to absorb this.



What is water?



Adrenaline is released from these glands to control the “fight-or-flight” response.



What are the adrenal glands?



Filtered blood from the kidney exits this vein

(goes toward the vena cava).



What is the renal vein?


Nervous - $100

The occipital lobe, located in the back of the brain,

controls this sense.


Nervous - $100

What is vision/sight?


Nervous - $200

A blow to this part of your brain can cause you to lose

your balance or fall.


Nervous - $200

What is the cerebellum?


Nervous - $300

The myelin sheath is this surrounding the neuron.


Nervous - $300

What is a layer of fat?

This internal part of the brain controls emotions.

Nervous - $400


Nervous - $400


What is the amygdala?


Nervous - $500

The chemicals that shoot out when an electrical impulse

reaches the end of a neuron.


Nervous - $500

What are neurotransmitters?


Immune - $100

This defense mechanism raises the body temperature

to slow down or kill pathogens.


Immune - $100

What is a fever?


Immune - $200 This defense mechanism traps pathogens as they enter through the nose/

mouth.


Immune - $200

What is mucus?


Immune - $300 Patients with bacterial

infections are often treated with this type of medicine.


Immune - $300

What is an antibiotic?


Immune - $400 HIV weakens the immune

system by infecting this type of white blood cell.


Immune - $400

What are T-cells?


Immune - $500

B-cells produce these proteins that can tag pathogens and cause

clumping.


Immune - $500

What are antibodies?


Cancer - $100

Cancer of the blood


Cancer - $100

What is leukemia?


Cancer - $200 Cancer of connective tissues


Cancer - $200

What is sarcoma?

Cancer - $300


Medications that treat cancer by stopping all cells from

growing, even healthy cells

Cancer $300


What is chemotherapy?


Cancer - $400 The most commonly

diagnosed category of cancer


Cancer - $400

What is carcinoma?


Cancer - $500 Cells in a malignant will

continue to grow and spread, where as cells in a benign

tumor may commit this, another term for cell suicide.


Cancer - $500

What is apoptosis?


Pathogens - 100 pts What are the two most common types of pathogens we studied?


Final Jeopardy

You may only wager as many points as you have!


A new vaccine has been discovered for dengue, a

severe disease found in the tropics, caused by this type

of pathogen.


Final Jeopardy!!

What is a virus?

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