Body Systems

Summer PE

How many major organ systems are in the human body?

11

Which system is responsible for transporting oxygen and nutrients throughout the body?

Circulatory system

What system breaks down food into nutrients the body can absorb?

Digestive system

What is the main function of the excretory system?

Removing waste products from the body

Which system sends electrical signals to control body functions?

Nervous system

Which system is made up of glands that release hormones?

Endocrine system

What is the function of the integumentary system?

Covers the body and helps regulate temperature

What connects bones to muscles?

Tendons

What is the smallest functional unit of life in the body?

Cell

What is the name of the process that maintains a stable internal environment in the body?

Homeostasis

Which of the five senses is processed by the skin?

Touch

What part of the body houses the brain?

Head

What is the main function of tendons?

Connect muscles to bones

Which type of muscle is responsible for pumping the heart?

Cardiac muscle

What is the main function of the circulatory system?

Deliver nutrients and oxygen to the body

Where does gas exchange occur in the respiratory system?

In the alveoli

What does the nervous system primarily control?

Thinking, learning, movement, and behavior

What is the role of the digestive system?

Break down food for energy and nutrients

Which gland is part of the endocrine system?

Pituitary gland

What is the main job of the integumentary system?

Protect the body from damage and infection

What is the legal age to purchase e-cigarettes and tobacco products in the U.S.?

21

Most e-cigarettes contain which addictive substance?

Nicotine

Which of the following are harmful substances found in e-cigarette aerosol?

Heavy metals and cancer-causing chemicals

Nicotine use during adolescence affects which part of the body?

Brain development

What is the legal drinking age in the United States?

21

Which is a possible health consequence of underage alcohol use?

Risky behavior and poor school performance

What is the name of the disease caused by frequent alcohol use?

Alcohol use disorder

Why is it dangerous to share or misuse prescription medications?

It can lead to overdose and serious health problems

What is one way marijuana use during adolescence can harm the brain?

Causes long-term memory problems

Where can teens go to get help for substance use problems?

Trusted adults or websites like SAMHSA.gov

What harmful component does the video mention is found in many vaping devices?

Heavy metals and toxic chemicals

According to the video, what change do users often experience in their breathing?

Shortened or more difficult breathing

What serious lung condition mentioned in the video can result from vaping exposure?

Lipoid pneumonia

What part of the lungs is responsible for exchanging oxygen with the bloodstream?

Alveoli

How does the video describe vaping's effect on mental health?

Increases stress sensitivity and depression symptoms

What is the 'college effect' related to substance use?

Heavy and frequent alcohol use increases when students arrive on campus

How is 'binge drinking' defined for male student-athletes?

5 or more drinks in one sitting

According to the data, what percentage of male Division III student-athletes report drinking 10 or more drinks in one outing?

20.4%

Compared to other college students, how do student-athletes rank in marijuana use?

Student-athletes use less marijuana than other students

What mental health issue is strongly linked with higher risk of alcohol abuse among college youth?

Depression

What is one key negative academic consequence reported by student-athletes due to alcohol use?

Performing poorly on tests or important projects

What percentage of student-athletes report experiencing blackouts after drinking, which can be a red flag for alcohol addiction?

30%

What impact does marijuana use have on student-athletes' academic performance according to the study?

Student-athletes who use marijuana have failing grades at three times the rate of those who do not

Which substance use among student-athletes is a growing concern due to potential for addiction, especially when used without prescription?

Prescription stimulants and narcotics

According to prevention science, which of the following is NOT considered an effective approach to reduce substance abuse?

'Just say no' campaigns