10. How do the heart and the lungs work A. The heart transported oxygen to every cell through the help of lungs. B. The heart pumps the blood and the lungs transport the needed oxygen through defecation. C. The heart pumps the blood that transports oxygen to the cell of the body. Carbon dioxide is given off and it is carried by the blood to the lungs and is released through exhalation. D. The heart pumps the blood that carries nutrients and waste to the cell is being carried to the lungs where the capillaries of aivedli distribute the nutrients and the waste to the different parts of our body. 11. Which of the following is NOT a function of the circulatory system? A. Produce celis that aid in fighting infection B. Maintain hodly temperature and pH to stabilize homeostasis C. Forms ciot to stop bleeding aer injury and heals wounds faster D. Circulate's chemical signais cdlen homones to target cells and organs. 12. If the circulatory systerms compared to a courier service, what would the blood be analogous to? A. The trucks that contain goods MAM TEAJ
10. How do the heart and the lungs work A. The heart transported oxygen to every cell through the help of lungs. B. The heart pumps the blood and the lungs transport the needed oxygen through defecation. C. The heart pumps the blood that transports oxygen to the cell of the body. Carbon dioxide is given off and it is carried by the blood to the lungs and is released through exhalation. D. The heart pumps the blood that carries nutrients and waste to the cell is being carried to the lungs where the capillaries of aivedli distribute the nutrients and the waste to the different parts of our body. 11. Which of the following is NOT a function of the circulatory system? A. Produce celis that aid in fighting infection B. Maintain hodly temperature and pH to stabilize homeostasis C. Forms ciot to stop bleeding aer injury and heals wounds faster D. Circulate's chemical signais cdlen homones to target cells and organs. 12. If the circulatory systerms compared to a courier service, what would the blood be analogous to? A. The trucks that contain goods MAM TEAJ
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Transcribed Image Text:10. How do the heart and the lungs work together?
A. The heart transported oxygen to every cell through the help of lungs.
B. The heart pumps the blood and the lungs transport the needed oxygen through defecation.
C. The heart pumps the blood that transports oxygen to the cell of the body. Carbon dioxide is
given off and it is carried by the blood to the lungs and is released through exhalation.
D. The heart pumps the blood that carries nutrients and waste to the cell is being carried to the
lungs where the capillaries of aivedi distribute the nutrients and the waste to the different parts
of our body.
11. Which of the following is NOT a function of the circulatory system?
A. Produce celis that aid in fighting infection
B. Maintain hodly temperature and pH to stabilize homeostasis
C. Forms ciot to stop bleeding aier injury and heals wounds faster
D. Circulate's chemical signals calen hormones to target cells and organs.
12. If the circulatory systerm i compared to a courier service, what would the blood be
analogous to?
A. The trucks thai contain goods
B. The highways that trucks trael thiough.
C. The packages deiivered to secific addresses.
D. The er gine that makes that nakesa truck move.
13. Select the statement that orrectly describes the method of inhalation.
A. rib muscles and ciaphragmontracts,volkume in chest cavity decreases, air pressure
increases
B. rib muscles and diaphragmcon.rocts.volume in chest cavity increase, air pressure decreases
C. rib muscles and diaphragmrelax ,volume in chest cavity decreases, air pressure increases
D. rib muscles and diaphragrarelax volume in chest cavity increases, air pressure decreases
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