Fluids in the Human Body
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What is the primary function of oxygen in the human body?

  • Transports nutrients to cells
  • Helps digest food
  • Cools the body down
  • Releases energy from food (correct)

Which fluid in the human body is primarily responsible for cooling the body?

  • Urine
  • Sweat (correct)
  • Saliva
  • Blood

What is the role of blood in the human body?

  • Removes waste from lungs
  • Transports materials to cells and gathers wastes (correct)
  • Cools the body
  • Aids in chemical digestion

What happens if the kidneys do not function properly?

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Which fluid begins the chemical digestion of food in the mouth?

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What are fluids?

Materials that can flow and have no fixed shape, like liquids and gases.

What is the importance of fluids in our bodies?

The human body is mostly made up of these, and we use them like air and water to stay alive.

What does blood do in the body?

This fluid transports materials to cells and removes waste from them.

What does urine do in the body?

This fluid filters waste from the blood and eliminates it from the body.

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What is the role of waste in the body?

This fluid aids in the breakdown of food, but can also harm the body if not removed.

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Study Notes

Fluids for Life

  • Fluids are substances that have no fixed shape and flow freely, like liquids and gases
  • Humans use fluids like air and water to survive
  • The human body is mostly made of fluids

Fluids in the Human Body

  • Oxygen: Releases energy from food
  • Blood: Acts as a transport system, carrying materials to cells and removing waste
  • Sweat: Cools the body
  • Saliva: Lubricates food for swallowing, starting digestion
  • Urine: Eliminates dissolved waste from the body
  • Stomach acid: Aids in the chemical digestion of food

Body Systems and Fluids

  • Several body systems (circulatory, respiratory, urinary) move fluids throughout the body
  • Waste products are carried in the bloodstream and can harm or kill cells if not removed
  • Kidneys filter waste from the blood and dispose of it in urine
  • If kidneys fail, a dialysis machine can filter the blood and return it to the body

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Explore the vital role of fluids within the human body in this quiz. From circulatory functions to digestion and waste elimination, understand how various fluids contribute to survival. Test your knowledge on the importance and function of fluids in different body systems.

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