Biotechnology, Body Circulation Lesson Pre/During/After Reading Worksheet

Quick Jeopardy Write the four categories on the board. As teams choose a category, provide them with the following answers, to which they must come up with the corresponding questions. A N S W E R S The Heart as an The Circulatory Biomedical Engineering Heart Disease Organ System A: Disease of the A: Arteries, veins and blood vessels A: Two A: Biomedical engineers capillaries supplying the heart muscle A: A balloon catheter; A: Four A: Red blood cells A: Heart disease stent or drugs A: Modifiable, A: Respiration and A: The aorta A: Prosthetic valve somewhat modifiable, nutrition non-modifiable, other A: Caged-ball: metal ball in a cage, blood flows one way, ball gets pushed into A: High blood cage, blood flows around pressure, tobacco use, A: One-way valves A: White blood cells the ball through the valve, physical inactivity, when blood flows the other unhealthy diets way in pushes the ball over the valve preventing blood from flowing backward

Q U E S T I O N S The Heart as an The Circulatory Biomedical Engineering Heart Disease Organ System Q: What are the types of Q: How many pumps Q: What are three Q: What is coronary engineers who work on in the human heart? types of blood vessels? heart disease? medical devices? Q: What disease is the Q: How many Q: What are the types Q: What are ways to un- second leading cause chambers in the human of blood cells that block an artery? of death for people heart? carry oxygen? aged 15 to 59 years? Q: What receives all the oxygenated blood Q: What are two Q: What is one way to Q: What types of risk from the heart and functions of the help a valve that is not factors are involved distributes to the rest circulatory system? working? with heart disease? of the body? Q: What kinds of Q: What are types of Q: How does one Q: What are valves are located in blood cells that protect prosthetic valve work modifiable risk factors the heart? the body from disease? (caged-ball, tilted disc)? for heart disease?

Biomedical Engineering and the Human Body: Lesson 3 — Quick Jeopardy Assessment