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Which system is responsible for absorption of nutrients into the circulatory system?
digestive system
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What electrolyte helps control BP and when combined with chloride make table salt?
sodium
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star
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gift
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baam
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What is the body's ability to maintain a constant despite internal and external variants?
homeostasis
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What is ATP used for?
cellular energy
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What is needed for cells to conduct electricity? eg. Na+, K+ & Cl-
electrolytes
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What type of vitamins require constant replenishment through diet and include the B and C vitamins?
water soluble
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What vitamin is important in clotting?
vitamin K
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boom
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rocket
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rocket
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banana
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baam
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fairy
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fairy
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baam
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lifesaver
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star
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fairy
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lifesaver
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Which negative ion electrolyte mixes with positive electrolytes to make such things as NaCl or hydrochloric acid?
chloride
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Which vitamins are stored in fat and include A, D, E, K?
fat soluble vitamins
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What is the most essential nutrient that composes 50-65% of body coposition and is the base for all fluids?
water
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Which mineral is essential for blood to transport oxygen?
iron
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What is the pH value <7?
acidic
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