Hint | Answer | % Correct |
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Bodily fluid that carries oxygen, nutrients and waste to and from cells | Blood | 98%
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The most energy consuming organ, located in the skull | Brain | 98%
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Storage organ for urine produced in the kidneys | Bladder | 94%
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This should normally be 120/80, but is too high in many people | Blood pressure | 93%
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When you get a mammogram, a scan is made of this organ | Breast | 93%
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'Harmless', the opposite of malignant when talking about tumours | Benign | 91%
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Bodily fluid produced by the liver and stored in the gallbladder | Bile | 91%
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An indication of how healthy someones weight is, with a healthy range being 18.5-25 | Body mass index | 91%
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Single celled organisms that cause diseases like tuberculosis and cholera | Bacteria | 90%
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Psychiatric disorder characterized by periods of depression and mania | {Bipolar} Disorder | 90%
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The deadliest pandemic in human history, killed between 75 and 200 million | Black Death | 88%
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An airway that branches from the trachea and conducts air to the lungs | Bronchus | 82%
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Original insertion of the umbilical cord, in the centre of your stomach | Belly button | 79%
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A small, living piece of tissue that is taken for study under the microscope | Biopsy | 79%
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Common name for the bone that is made up of vertebrae | Backbone | 72%
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A pocket of fluid in the skin, can be caused by friction or burning among others | Blister | 71%
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A large muscle in the upper arm that flexes the arm | {Biceps} brachii | 70%
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Common name for the sternum, the bone at the front of the ribcage | Breastbone | 62%
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A kind of white blood cell that produces antibodies to help fight infection | B-lymphocyte | 50%
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Vital part of the brain that plays a role in consciousness, breathing and heart rate | Brainstem | 48%
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A waste compound of red blood cells, can cause the skin to turn yellow if it builds up | Bilirubin | 41%
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An addictive group of of sleep and anxiety medications, such as Valium | Benzodiazepines | 39%
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