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Vascular tissues make up __________ of your total body weight.
10%
There are two types of fluid tissues: __________ and blood.
lymph
Lymph runs through the __________ system.
lymphatic
One function of lymph is to help get rid of __________ fluid in the body.
excess
Blood contains red blood cells, platelets, and __________.
blood plasma
Platelets are important for __________.
blood clotting
Blood plasma is given to patients with __________ blood pressure.
low
The lymphatic system is made up of lymph nodes, lymph vessels, __________, and thymus.
spleen
The lymphatic system carries tissue fluid from the tissues to the __________.
veins
Lymph nodes are found in the neck and __________.
under armpits
Breast cancer can be dangerous because cancerous cells can spread to the lymph nodes and circulate throughout the body in a process called __________.
metastasis
Cancer cells can metastasize to the __________, brain, stomach, and kidneys.
liver
The spleen is located on the __________ side of your body.
lower left
The spleen is a blood-forming organ early in life and later becomes a __________ organ.
storage
Effete erythrocytes are stored and filtered in the __________.
spleen
Organs that we no longer use are referred to as __________ organs.
vestigial
Examples of vestigial organs include the appendix, spleen, and __________.
tonsils
An organ is a somewhat independent part of the body that performs a special __________.
function
The __________ system is associated with reproduction.
reproductive
The __________ system consists of air passageways and lungs.
respiratory
The __________ system includes the brain, spinal cord, and nerves.
nervous
The __________ system consists of bones and related cartilages.
skeletal
The __________ helps propel food downward towards the stomach during swallowing.
velum
The pharynx is a muscular hollow tube found behind the __________ cavity.
oral
The __________ drops down when you swallow food and liquid.
epiglottis
The human body can survive without water for __________ days.
3-5
The brain and neurons can go without oxygen for __________ minutes.
4
The human body can survive without food for __________ days.
35
The __________ system consists of kidneys and urinary passages.
urinary
The __________ glands produce growth hormones.
pituitary
The __________ gland sits on top of the kidneys and produces adrenaline during stress.
adrenal
The digestive system includes the digestive tract and digestive __________.
glands
The __________ is used to squeeze food and liquid towards the esophagus.
pharynx
The __________ are bundles of nerve cells in the nervous system.
ganglia
The __________ is the term we use to describe organs we no longer use.
vestigial