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Q: How big is my brain and what if it was smaller? -A 

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Q: How big is my brain and what if it was smaller? -A 

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P: We think that our brain is the size of four fists, and if our brain was really small then we were probably just born with a small brain.
A: We found out that our brain is actually 15 centimetres long.
- verywell.com
We also found out that if our brain was smaller, then it is because of the person's body and depending on how small it is.
- scientificamerican.com

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Did you know...........
-  Your nose can remember 50,000 different scents!
- An adult human body is made of around 7,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000( 7 octillion )  atoms!
-www.factslides.com
- women's hearts beat faster then men's!
-brightside.me

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Hi, my name is Parneet and my name is Olivia. Today we are going to show you our ''Human Body Inquiry'' project. We had came up with some curious questions. For those questions we predicted, answered, and showed a picture. We really hope that you enjoy looking at our project and being curious. Enjoy!

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Thank you for reading and watching our project on the  ''Human Body Inquiry''. We enjoyed learning about the human body and many things it can do. We hope that our questions made you curious and wonder more about the human body.
Thank You!                             Made By: Parneet Dhaliwal and Olivia Fairbrother

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 As a wise man once said:                                                                            The structure of the human body's something quite unique.                                        - Yakko

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 As a wise man once said:                                                                            The structure of the human body's something quite unique.                                        - Yakko

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Q: How many blood cells can be produced within a day? -A

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Q: How many blood cells can be produced within a day? -A

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P: We think that we can produce about a million blood cells within 24 hours.
A: We discovered that in one day, about 222 million to 242 million blood cells are formed.        -www.quora.com

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Q: What is working and what is not when we are in a coma? -A

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Q: What is working and what is not when we are in a coma? -A

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P: We think that everything is working in our body expect for our brain and our systems, but our blood cells and any other cells are working.
A: When we are in a coma, we are still alive, but our brain is the only thing that is not functioning well. The person can not respond to anything that they hear that is nearby.    - kidsheath.org

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P: We think that allergic reactions can cause our immune system to be weak.
A: We researched that our immune system releases antibodies that cause allergic reactions.
- www.webmd.com
Antibodies are a blood protein that are produced by an antigen. An antigen is a virus, bacteria, and any other chemicals.
- study.com

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Q: How could babies know how to swim? -AS

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Q: How could babies know how to swim? -AS

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P: We think that babies know how to swim because somehow when they are in the water they have a natural reaction (reflex) to start swimming.
A: We found out that a reflex called "Bradycardic" makes babies hold their breath underwater. They can also open their eyes underwater because of the reaction.                               -babycenter.com

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Q: Can I live without one of my systems? -F

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Q: Can I live without one of my systems? -F

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P: We think that we can live without one of our systems, because our other systems can still help keep our body healthy.
A: We realized that there is no direct answer, but we did find out about our pancreas. "Yes" we can live without our pancreas.
- answers.webmd.com

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Q: What might make our brain cells die? -P

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Q: What might make our brain cells die? -P

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P: We think that any heath condition might make our brain cells die.
A: We researched that many things might make our brain cells die:
- head trauma
- drugs
- chemicals
- heath conditions                      - mentalheathdaily.com

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Q: Do my internal systems keep my body healthy, and if so how much? -A          

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Q: Do my internal systems keep my body healthy, and if so how much? -A          

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P: We think that our systems definitely keep us healthy and we would think around 75% of our body keeps us healthy, because sometimes we can get sick.
A: We realized that there is no direct answer to our question, but we did find how to keep our systems/body healthy.
- eat nutritious foods
- have minimum of 30 minutes of daily exercise
- enough sleep
- healthy weight
- no smoking 🚭
- washing hands regular

-  symptoms.webmd.com

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Q: How would our pulse change so suddenly?  -AS

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Q: How would our pulse change so suddenly?  -AS

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P: We think that our pulse changes suddenly because different things are happening around you and different things are going on in your head so your pulse reacts/changes.
A: What we discovered is that, when you have medicine, you are sick, you did exercise, or other different things, those things can cause your pulse to change suddenly. It is completely normal.
- www.healthlinkbc.ca