How Do Living Things Heal

Juan skinned his knee while playing. Which part of blood will help stop the bleeding?

• Red Blood Cell

• White Blood Cells

• Nerve Cells

• Platelets

Vanessa's cut got infected with bacteria. Which cells will help stop an infection from getting worse?

• Red Blood Cells

• White Blood Cells

• Platelets

• Nerve Cells

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To answer our unit essential question--How do living things heal?--Place the following steps of healing in the correct order.

• The new cells created by mitosis eventually fill in the gap at the injured site

• Existing cells at the site use the nutrients to help them go through mitosis--to make new cells

• Nutrients move from the blood into cells that will use them by crossing the cell membrane

• Swelling occurs as blood flow increases at the injury site-bringing extra nutrients

• Injury damages or destroys cells in the body

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What is the first step in the healing process of living organisms?

• Injury damages or destroys cells in the body

• Swelling occurs as blood flow increases

• Nutrients move from the blood into cells

• New cells fill in the gap at the injured site

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Which process is responsible for creating new cells during healing?

• Photosynthesis

• Mitosis

• Meiosis

• Fermentation

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What role does increased blood flow play in the healing process?

• It removes waste products

• It brings extra nutrients to the injury site

• It cools down the injured area

• It prevents infection

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How do nutrients move from the blood into cells during healing?

• By osmosis

• By diffusion

• By crossing the cell membrane

• By active transport

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What is the final step in the healing process?

• Swelling decreases

• New cells fill in the gap at the injured site

• Nutrients are absorbed

• Cells undergo mitosis

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Which of the following is NOT a part of the healing process?

• Cell destruction

• Nutrient absorption

• Cell division

• Photosynthesis

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What happens to cells at the injury site during healing?

• They die off

• They undergo mitosis

• They shrink

• They become inactive

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