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Spencer, Elisabeth quiz: Respiratory and Excretory

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Total cards: 11•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
Front (Question)

3. What is the organ straight above the kidneys?

Back (Answer)

Adrenal gland • CLF-Urinary system diagram

#2
Front (Question)

2. Where in the respiratory system does the gas exchange occur?

Back (Answer)

In the alveoli • WKST- respiratory

#3
Front (Question)

6. In the first stage of urine formation?

Back (Answer)

removal of urea and excess water and needed materials from the blood • CLF-Urinary system diagram

#4
Front (Question)

12. Which of the following occurs in the second stage of urine formation?

Back (Answer)

Much of the needed material is returned to the blood and wastes are eliminated from the body. • CLF-Urinary system diagram

#5
Front (Question)

19. During gas exchange, which substance moves from the blood into the alveoli?

Back (Answer)

Carbon dioxide • WKST- respiratory

#6
Front (Question)

23. What happens when you breathe in?

Back (Answer)

Air pressure inside your lungs drop The diaphragm contracts Air from outside rushes into your lungs • WKST- respiratory

#7
Front (Question)

24. What do the vocal cords stretch across?

Back (Answer)

Larynx • CLF- overview of the respiratory system

#8
Front (Question)

27. The dome-shaped muscle that plays an important role in breathing is the what?

Back (Answer)

Diaphragm • CLF- overview of the respiratory system

#9
Front (Question)

28. What are the organs of excretion?

Back (Answer)

Liver Kidney Lungs Skin 78. CLF-Urinary system diagram

#10
Front (Question)

29. What is the system of urine?

Back (Answer)

Urea enters the kidney, urine passes through the ureters, ruin enters urethra • CLF- overview of the respiratory system

#11
Front (Question)

30. Where does the blood leave the blood stream?

Back (Answer)

The veins and arteries lead into a blob of cells and that’s where the blood leaves • CLF- overview of the respiratory system