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DOCTOR! Thank Goodness, you are here!!! EMERGENCY SURGERY IS REQUIRED!!!

In order to save the patient, you must answer all questions about body systems correctly to remove the foreign objects one at a time. Use your knowledge to complete the operation and save our patient!

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Operation 1: Wrench Removal

Which two systems in your body allow you to walk, run, and jump?

Skeletal and integumentary systems

Skeletal and muscular systems

Muscular and integumentary systems

Muscular and digestive systems

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Operation 2: Wish Bone Repair

The esophagus squeezes chewed food towards the stomach using involuntary muscle contractions known as peristalsis. The two body systems working together in this example are…

Digestive and Respiratory

Digestive and Circulatory

Muscular and Respiratory

Digestive and Muscular

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Operation 3: Charley Horse

Which system filters cellular wastes, toxins (chemicals that could be poisonous to the body), and excess water that results from cellular respiration?

Take note of your answer to complete Operation 3. The next page is password protected in order to proceed!

Enter your answer from Operation 3 in all lower case.

Operation 4: A Case of The Butterflies

Select the system that takes in food and absorbs the nutrients from it.

Digestive System

Lymphatic System

Excretory System

Circulatory System

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Operation 5: Rubber Band Removal

The Endocrine System:

Filter cellular wastes, toxins , and excess water that results from cellular respiration.

Takes in food and absorbs the nutrients from it.

Stores and carries white blood cells, collects excess fluids.

Regulates bodily functions with hormones.

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Operation 6: Broke Heart Repair

This system stores and carries white blood cells, collects excess fluids.

Remember your answer for Operation 6. You can't move on if the broken heart is not fixed.

Enter your answer from Operation 6 in all lower case.

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Operation 7: Fluid Removal

The circulatory system works with the __________ system to provide our tissues with oxygen.

Excretory

Respiratory

Digestive

Immune

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Operation 8: An Apple A Day Keeps The Doctor Away

A similarity between the nervous system and the endocrine system is that they both…

are composed of a system hormone secreting glands.

secrete chemicals across synapses.

are composed of neurons.

maintain homeostasis.

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Operation 9: Rib Removal

An organism must maintain stable internal conditions to survive. The maintenance of a stable internal environment is called…

peristalsis

genetic drift

homeostasis

irregulation

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Operation 10: Writers Block-oritis

Which of the following statements explains how the skeletal system works with the circulatory system to maintain homeostasis?

The skeletal system makes white and red blood cells using the bone marrow found in bones.

The skeletal system does not support the circulatory system.

The skeletal system causes blood vessels to dilate in response to warm temperatures.

The skeletal system produces hormones that regulate blood pressure in the body.

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Operation 11: Bone Fusion

Select the words below that show the levels of organization found in a multicellular organism from smallest to largest.

Cell Tissue Organ Organ System

Cell Organ System Organ Tissue

Organ System Cell Tissue Organ

Tissue Organ Organ System Cell

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Operation 12: Basket of Bread

Which of the following shows how the endocrine system and the integumentary system work together to maintain homeostasis?

An increase in heart rate signals the blood vessels to constrict, causing an increase in blood pressure

A damaged blood vessel signals for platelets to clump, causing the vessel to rupture.

A rise in blood sugar signals for insulin to be released, causing blood sugar levels to continue to rise.

A rise in body temperature signals glands to release sweat, causing body temperature to decrease.

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