Anatomy & Physiology

_____ is the chemical in innate immunity that blocks viral reproduction.

The ______ is the serous membrane that lines the abdominal cavity.

_____ sweep mucus and pathogens out of the larynx and trachea.

The CNS respiratory centers are located in the _____.

______ is the water found within the capillaries.

The pancreatic digestive enzyme that digests starch is ______.

_______ is the air pressure outside the body.

The _______ are branches of the trachea that go to each lung.

_______ is inside capillaries but is made from tissue fluid.

_______ is part of gastric juice that kills most of the bacteria that enters the stomach.

______ is permitted in the alveoli by the simple squamous epithelium.

Humans do not get diseases of insects because of ______.

______ found in larger lymph vessels prevent backflow of lymph.

______ are the parts of the bronchial tree that open into the alveoli.

The pancreatic digestive enzyme that digests fats is ______.

Intrinsic factor in gastric juice prevents the digestion of ______.

______ are the white blood cells produced by lumph nodes and nodules.

lgG is the class of ______ that provide long term immunity following recovery of a disease.

The ______ is the digestive organ that is located in the right upper quadrant of the abdominal cavity.

______ found in tears is part of the innate immunity that inhibits bacterial growth .

Submaxillary lymph nodes are found near the ______.

Presence of _______ within alveoli makes inflation of alveoli possible.

The ______ prevents the backup of food from the small intestine to the stomach.

________ takes place in the mouth, stomach, and small intestine.

Popliteal lymph nodes are found near the _______.

The pancreatic digestive enzyme that digests protein is _______.

A lung will _______ if the atmospheric pressure enters one side of the chest cavity.

The nerves to the diaphragm are the _______.

The lymph node destroy _______ in the lymph that is returning from the extremities.

________ is the process of breaking food into smaller pieces.

The duodenum, jejunum, and ileum are the parts of the ______ listed in the order that food passes through them.

_______ antibodies are able to cross the placenta.

The _______ are the lymph nodules of the pharynx.

The ______ prevents backup of fecal material from the colon to the small intestine.

_______ are the end products of protein digestion.

_______ destroy any pathogens or air pollution that reaches the alveoli.

______ are the cells in the spleen that phagoctize old RBCs.

The digestive function of the liver is the production of ________.

________ are recognized with the help of helper T cells.

Backup of food from the stomach to the esophagus is prevented by the ______ Sphincter.

________ are lymphocytes that are produced in the thymus.

________ is the volume of air in the greatest inhalation followed by the most forceful exhalation.

The _______ provides voluntary control of the defecation reflex.

The digestive function of bile is to _______.

The _______ warms and moistens inhaled air.

The effects of parasympathetic nerve impulses on the alimentary tube is to ________.

The _______ and ________ muscles contract which assists inhalation.

The ______ covers the larynx during swallowing.

The strongest stimulus in blood for breathing is a high level of ________.

The _______ are the cranials nerves to the alimentary tube.

The digestive organ that stores and concentrates bile and contracts to propel bile to the duodenum is the _______ .

_______ is the tissue that keeps the airways of the larynx and trachea open.

_______ prevents friction between the pleural membrane during breathing.