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do nerves die off like skin cells and constantly reproduce?

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do nerves die and reproduce just like other cells in our bodies

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yes

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you actually can surgically.

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Bones take 12 weeks to heal.

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Yes

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Are the nerves stronger in your funny bone because it is very sensitive?

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Can you change the shape of bones without breaking them?

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can bones be completely dry and is that why they become brittle and break?

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since bones are attached to muscles what happens to the muscles when a bone breaks

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What are all the structure of the bone for?

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how do other animals not have skelatens?

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how fast do bones heal

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bones are five times stronger than steel, but they are very light.

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how do bones heal after they have been broken

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is the skeletal system connected to the nervous system

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When bones are broken do they reproduce?

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How strong are bones

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Why do people wheeze?

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Blood that has lost its oxygen is dark bluish-red. People whose blood is low in oxygen tend to have a bluish color to their skin.

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They breathe in the wrong stuff or there system might be weak

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because they are connected to your trachea which go to the lungs

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it changes to carbon dioxide so that the cells can use oxygen to function and do their jobs

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We breathe out carbon dioxide because when oxygen travels through the respiratory system they go to the aveoli and then cellular respiration happens which it changes it to co

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what happens if one of the bronchials break

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if bad stuff gets in the carbon dioxide in the blood that we breathe out, do we breathe out bad stuff

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Disease is conditions of the respiratory system fall into two categories: viruses, such as influenza, bacterial pneumonia, retrovirus respiratory virus; and chronic diseases

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Cells come together to make cartilage and the cartilage develops into bones

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Why do people get diseases in the Respiratory System?

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Why do we breathe out carbon dioxide?

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Do the lungs get worse with age

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How easy is it to get a respiratory disease

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The circulatory system transports gases and other nutrients. The respiratory system just helps you breathe. (BTW what a dumb question)

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why do we turn blue when we don't breathe for a little bit

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Why can you breathe through your nose and your mouth?

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what is the different in the circulatory and the resperatory system

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How do you exchange gases between oxygen and carbon dioxide?

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Veins look blue because light has to penetrate the skin to illuminate them, blue.

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It is involved because it gives you oxygen which is part of blood

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Bone marrow produces red blood cells that look like blood.

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because blood has a lot of oxygen in it and red blood cells carry oxgen

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What do capillaries do?

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Why are there more red blood cells than white ones?

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How do you get blood?

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Why are veins blue?

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Cheek cells are thinner

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do we ever get new blood since it gets oxygenated or does it just keep on getting oxygenated over and over again

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why does it sting if you get salt in a cut

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Blood travels at three feet per second when it leaves the heart, but it slows down as it gets into smaller arteries and capillaries

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No it is not.

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Is there a reason arteries have a different color then veins?

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how fast does the body pump blood?

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is your mouth when it breathes involved with the circulatory system

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is blood actually blue when its in your body and if it is why does it change to red when you get a cut

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there are enzymes in the saliva that chemically break down the carbohydrates and then changes the flavor

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Normally, the diaphragm helps keep acid in our stomach. But if you have a hiatal hernia, acid can move up into your esophagus and cause symptoms of acid refluxdisease.

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yes

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No

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Stool doesn't have nutrients, but it does have healthy bacteria that were in the intestines. It's not necessarily unhealthy to eat poop.

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We can't digest things that contain cellulose like corn. Spicy foods are also hard to digest.

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it makes you not able to breath and you choke

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Food gets stuck in your esophagus.

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your body can't digest food and so you throw up whatever you atee if your digestive system isn't working.

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Can stool still have nutrients in it?

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Hydrochloric acid and pepsin combine to make a stomach acid that breaks down food.

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The difference is that the small intestine absorbs food and the large intestine gets rid of the excess waste.

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Are the muscles in our stomach stronger than other muscles in the body?

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People who have celeriac disease cannot tolerate gluten

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Why do people get reflux?

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it's actually because of the rubbery outside of the corn that cant be broken down

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what happens chemically to food to make it get smaller in the stomach

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Because of the starch in corn, we can't digest it properly unless we chew it properly.

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The egg expanded because water was absorbed because the eggs walls are pretty thin

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how come there are some foods people love, but other people cant stand? example: brocoli

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what is the difference between the small and large intestine

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How are people gluten free?

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how come our body doesnt digest corn like other food?

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Does the cracker have certain cells to change the tastwe of it

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Why did the egg expand when we left it in water overnight?

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no because there is mucus in the stomach which keeps the acid from burning through the stomach and into the body

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What happens when food gets stuck in your throat

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What happens in the intestines?

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Do other organs have acids

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Can stomach acids burn through our body if it comes out somehow?

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answer Why did the saltine cracker taste different?- Because of all of the saliva in your mouth.

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What happens when your digestive system stops working?

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What cells work together in the Digestive System?

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Were does drinks go in the body when you drink them?

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im pretty sure it happens almost immediatley

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About 2 to 3 hours

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yes they can, they make up systems.