greys anatomy Crossword Puzzles
Happy Easter, Baby! 2022-04-17
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- female part of the anatomy
- nash
- direction mercer is from here
- the words friction and grip together
- capital of wisconsin
- cutest baby ever
- airplane
- crossfit
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- volleyball
- knitting
- the liquid dog
- state bird
- the choice of whether you want to stop at stop sign
- direction florida is from here
- physics
- drawing
- crossfit
17 Clues: nash • physics • drawing • knitting • crossfit • airplane • crossfit • volleyball • state bird • the liquid dog • cutest baby ever • capital of wisconsin • female part of the anatomy • direction mercer is from here • direction florida is from here • the words friction and grip together • the choice of whether you want to stop at stop sign
Spring 2021 CUAM Crossword 2021-12-07
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- Ceramic coating
- Study of the body
- Color in paint
- "Hand Series #1" photographer
- Artist-in-residence
- Museum art objects
- Painted a recent acquisition
- New semester season
- Audible medium
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- Maker
- The Art That Made
- Free Feel Good Fridays event
- Museum storyteller
- Art-hosting room
- Dynasty when movable type printing was invented
- Vessel
- Slow-drying paint
- Captured light print
- Graduate degree
19 Clues: Maker • Vessel • Color in paint • Audible medium • Ceramic coating • Graduate degree • Art-hosting room • The Art That Made • Study of the body • Slow-drying paint • Museum storyteller • Museum art objects • Artist-in-residence • New semester season • Captured light print • Free Feel Good Fridays event • Painted a recent acquisition • "Hand Series #1" photographer • ...
Know the Titans? Let's see! 2017-04-27
15 Clues: class name • course rep • that mansion • 6 star doctor • rural posting • class comedian • anatomy textbook • imsumsa president • Every lady's dream • most proximal market • Ponzi we all lost in • O&G Monday consultant • medicine in antiquity • the state of saying nonsense • the sputum can never be productive
Happy Easter, Baby! 2022-04-17
Across
- female part of the anatomy
- state bird
- direction florida is from here
- crossfit
- direction mercer is from here
- cutest baby ever
- knitting
- crossfit
- the words friction and grip together
Down
- airplane
- the choice of whether you want to stop at stop sign
- drawing
- runner/biker
- physics
- nash
- capital of wisconsin
- the liquid dog
- volleyball
18 Clues: nash • drawing • physics • airplane • crossfit • knitting • crossfit • state bird • volleyball • runner/biker • the liquid dog • cutest baby ever • capital of wisconsin • female part of the anatomy • direction mercer is from here • direction florida is from here • the words friction and grip together • the choice of whether you want to stop at stop sign
Week 3 Crossword Puzzle 2018-07-12
Across
- narrowing of canal
- blood clot
- against
- tip/peak
- before
- front
- through
- place or thing
- before birth
- study of
- skin disease
- lacking water
- blue
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- loss of intellectual functions
- ending
- spine
- care of the aged
- shortened words
- first letter of each word
- knee
- study of body structure
- added before a root
- thin fluid
- yellow
- many/much
25 Clues: knee • blue • spine • front • ending • before • yellow • against • through • tip/peak • study of • many/much • blood clot • thin fluid • before birth • skin disease • lacking water • place or thing • shortened words • care of the aged • narrowing of canal • added before a root • study of body structure • first letter of each word • loss of intellectual functions
Leonardo da Vinci 2025-09-30
Across
- A painting that displays Jesus is being baptized with the Trinity present
- a sketch of the accurate male anatomy
- portrait of woman sitting in a nature background
- painting illustrating Jesus holding an orb
- a combination of oil and tempera to achieve an oil painting effect
- a portrait of a woman holding a ferret
- A political observer that Leonardo met in Cesare Borgia's court
- Used for dramatic light and shadow to create three dimensional scenes
- A quality or characteristic that makes someone unique or displays unique features.
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- Leonardo's patron while in Rome
- used to illustrate depth and highly accurate and scientific depictions of human anatomy.
- the artist Leonardo interned for
- a painting depicts Jesus and his Apostles
- Is the method of applying thin layers of glaze to depict a foggy/ethereal effect
14 Clues: Leonardo's patron while in Rome • the artist Leonardo interned for • a sketch of the accurate male anatomy • a portrait of a woman holding a ferret • a painting depicts Jesus and his Apostles • painting illustrating Jesus holding an orb • portrait of woman sitting in a nature background • A political observer that Leonardo met in Cesare Borgia's court • ...
Taken 2013-12-04
Across
- Who does Gray dress up as during the distraction?
- What town does a boy go to after being heisted?
- What did Gray find out that his town of Claysoot was?
- What is it called when the ground shakes, a blinding light appears and the boy is gone?
- Where at in Taem does Gray find Blaine?
- What carries the boy being heisted to Taem?
- What color light flashes during Bree's distraction in Taem?
- What do they put people on during the heist so they don't remember it?
Down
- What plays on the speakers during Bree's distraction?
- What is the name of the town Gray lives in?
- What does Gray find in a broken picture frame?
- What is Greys last name?
- What does Gray see in the distance after climbing the wall?
- What game does Gray and Blaine play the day before the heist?
- What does Gray climb over?
15 Clues: What is Greys last name? • What does Gray climb over? • Where at in Taem does Gray find Blaine? • What is the name of the town Gray lives in? • What carries the boy being heisted to Taem? • What does Gray find in a broken picture frame? • What town does a boy go to after being heisted? • Who does Gray dress up as during the distraction? • ...
History of Health Care 2021-08-13
10 Clues: X rays • Rabies • Smallpox • Penicillin • Stethoscope • Laughing Gas • Father Of Anatomy • Founder of Medicine • Father of Antiseptics • Founder of Internal Medicine
To B or Not to B 2022-04-10
Evolution 2022-12-16
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- and individual who dies and is fossilized
- the father of evolution
- when bones are replaced with minerals
- the structure of living things
- a fossil that is a footprint or trail
- preserved remains (or traces of)dead organisms
- the study of rocks and how they form
- a group of individuals who can reproduce to make similar offspring
- gravel, sand, ash, dust, and dirt
- a fossil used to date unknown rock layers
- fossils usually only form in this rock
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- a physical or behavioral feature of an animal that helps them better survive in their environment.
- similar structures that evolved from a common ancestor.
- features of different species that are similar in function but not necessarily in structure and which do not derive from a common ancestral feature
- preserved tree sap
- an organism slowly turned to stone through mineralization
- using clues from index fossils and chronological layering to determine the date of unknown rock
- Sometimes species evolve and they don’t need a certain body part anymore, but that body part stays in their anatomy.
18 Clues: preserved tree sap • the father of evolution • the structure of living things • gravel, sand, ash, dust, and dirt • the study of rocks and how they form • when bones are replaced with minerals • a fossil that is a footprint or trail • fossils usually only form in this rock • and individual who dies and is fossilized • a fossil used to date unknown rock layers • ...
January 11th 2016-12-30
12 Clues: 4,2 • LAMB & • & PICKLE • SURPRISE EVENT • YOUR EYE COLOR • PONY'S CAPTAIN • REGULAR I GUESS • BATALI RESTAURANT • SHOULD HAVE HAD A V8 • I DO COMPUTER IN THIS • WORST CUSTOMER SERVICE • ONLY ANATOMY AMELIA KNOWS
Evidence for Evolution 2017-01-26
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- a group of organisms consisting of similar individuals capable of exchanging genes.
- a available body of facts or information indicating whether belief.
- a process by which different kinds of living organisms are thought to have developed and diversified from earlier forms during the history of the earth.
- ____________ distribution of species shows organisms adapt to new environment.
- _____________ structures are features that are similar in structure but different in function.
- relating to or consisting of molecules.
- information acquired by observation or experimentation.
- the surroundings or conditions which a person, animal, or plant live or operates.
- _____________ structures are remnant of organs or structures that had a function in an early ancestor.
- provide a record of evolution.
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- a study of the structure or internal workings of something.
- relating to genes or heredity.
- ____________ structures are features that are similar in function but different in structure.
- ___________ shows similarities between organisms as they are developing.
- all organisms share a common __________.
- Deoxyribo- Nudeic Aid.
- the oldest known fossil bird ______________.
- ____________ anatomy indicates that various organisms share a common ancestor.
- an individual animal, plants, or single-celled life form.
- s chicken and a pig share a ________ ancestor.
20 Clues: Deoxyribo- Nudeic Aid. • relating to genes or heredity. • provide a record of evolution. • relating to or consisting of molecules. • all organisms share a common __________. • the oldest known fossil bird ______________. • s chicken and a pig share a ________ ancestor. • information acquired by observation or experimentation. • ...
Enlightenment Crossword 2013-06-02
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- considered a founder of the scientific method
- demonstrated that blood circulates through the body
- Greek who believed the earth was the center of the universe
- Greek anatomy expert
- philosophy stating motion is caused by direct physical collision
- created laws on gravity (the "apple guy")
- founder of microbiology; the study of "teeny, tiny things"
- pioneered deductive reasoning; "I think, therefore I am" man
- the belief that irregular events that go against theoretical models were aberrations
- a series of laws on gases are named after him
- he created the first research center specifically for astronomy
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- improved telescope and tried for heresy by the Catholic Church
- confirmed Copernicus sun theory, made 3 laws on planetary motion
- Discredited Galen's works on the body, wrote a book on anatomy, studied corpses
- philosophy that stressed the active powers of matter
- founder of modern Chemistry: created the Table of Elements
- his works were in the field of magnetics, made the first pendulum
- philosophers started using mathematics in their equations to a larger extent
- physician, botonist, alchemist, and astrologer
- founder of heliocentric theory; sun as center of universe
20 Clues: Greek anatomy expert • created laws on gravity (the "apple guy") • considered a founder of the scientific method • a series of laws on gases are named after him • physician, botonist, alchemist, and astrologer • demonstrated that blood circulates through the body • philosophy that stressed the active powers of matter • ...
Anatomy of Articulation 2023-04-06
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- Tip of the tongue
- Medial fold of tissue extending from the inferior surface of the tongue to the floor of the oral cavity
- Cranial bone with prominent greater and lesser wings
- Muscle directly inserted into the skin of the chin
- Mobile articulator responsible for occluding airflow through the nasal cavity
- Space between teeth and lips/cheeks
- Muscle that makes up the lips, contributes to lip rounding
- Primary/biological function of the articulatory anatomy; swallowing
- Hole at the base of the skull for brainstem
- House taste buds
- Muscle originating from the temporal fossa
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- Peaks in amplitude due to resonance at frequencies other than the fundamental
- Large palpable mastication muscle inserted into the mandibular angle
- Muscle responsible for bringing the corners of the mouth together
- Superior surface of the tongue, marked by the median sulcus
- Primary/biological function of the articulatory anatomy; chewing
- Bony contribution to the nasal septum
- Bony protrusions within the nasal cavity
- Threshold between the oral cavity and the oropharynx
- Contains the superior and middle nasal turbinates
- The lower jaw
- Bony contribution to the anterior hard palate and inferior margin of the nasal cavity
22 Clues: The lower jaw • House taste buds • Tip of the tongue • Space between teeth and lips/cheeks • Bony contribution to the nasal septum • Bony protrusions within the nasal cavity • Muscle originating from the temporal fossa • Hole at the base of the skull for brainstem • Contains the superior and middle nasal turbinates • Muscle directly inserted into the skin of the chin • ...
Intro Anatomy & Physiology 2023-09-18
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- examining the body for signs of disease or normalcy by listening
- our scientific name
- coined the term cells while looking a cork under a microscope
- the ability to walk on two feet
- human thermoregulation is an example of this type of feedback loop
- the study of structure
- The basis for the formation of new drugs and surgical techniques is ---------anatomy and physiology
- a structure named after the discoverer
- carry blood returning to the heart
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- your blood vessels do this to release heat when you become overheated
- examining by touching
- The ability to maintain a stable internal environment
- very susceptible to damage by fluctuations in temperature, salt conc and pH the reason you maintain homeostasis
- the study of tissues
- He discovered blood flowed via arteries out of the heart
- this suffix means to cut
- tree dwelling
- a feedback loop that further advances the effect of the original stimulus
- the study of function
- invented the simple microscope
- an anatomical structure that once served as advantageous but has lost its evolutionary purpose
- our closest relative
- the ability to encircle objects to grasp them
- A group of like cells working together form this
24 Clues: tree dwelling • our scientific name • the study of tissues • our closest relative • examining by touching • the study of function • the study of structure • this suffix means to cut • invented the simple microscope • the ability to walk on two feet • carry blood returning to the heart • a structure named after the discoverer • the ability to encircle objects to grasp them • ...
Unit #1 - Levels of Organization & Characteries of Life 2025-07-15
Across
- Human, dog, cat, bird, fish
- The body is divided into two main regions
- Muscle cell, nerve cell, red blood cell, skin cell, white blood cell
- Closer to the surface
- Water, oxygen, glucose, DNA, proteins
- Keeping the body’s internal balance
- Position, Standard body stance: standing, facing forward, arms at sides, palms out
- Ability to move or change position
- Above
- Epithelial tissue, connective tissue, muscle tissue, nervous tissue, adipose tissue
- Toward the back
- Farther from the surface
- Composition, All living things are made of cells
- Nucleus, mitochondria, ribosomes, endoplasmic reticulum, Golgi apparatus
- Farther from the midline
- Toward the front
- Study of cells
- Heart, brain, lungs, stomach, liver
- Below
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- Farther from the point of attachment
- All the chemical reactions in the body
- System, Digestive system, nervous system, respiratory system, circulatory system, muscular system
- Study of tissues
- ____________ anatomy is the study of structures too small to see without a microscope
- Increase in size or number of cells
- Closer to the point of attachment
- Closer to the midline
- Making new life or offspring
- Removing waste from the body
- , ________ anatomy is the study of body parts visible to the naked eye
30 Clues: Above • Below • Study of cells • Toward the back • Study of tissues • Toward the front • Closer to the surface • Closer to the midline • Farther from the surface • Farther from the midline • Human, dog, cat, bird, fish • Making new life or offspring • Removing waste from the body • Closer to the point of attachment • Ability to move or change position • Keeping the body’s internal balance • ...
Chapter 1 + 2 2025-09-02
Across
- A type of membrane transport where solutes move against a concentration gradient
- Forms the cell's surface boundary
- Standard position by which the language of anatomy is communicated
- DNA of cell's nucleus is split into two equal sets of chromosomes
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- Lined by a membrane and contain internal organs ("viscera")
- Division of cytoplasm
- Extensions of the PM and increase PM surface area for absorption
- Study of the struture of the human body
- smallest entity considered to be alive
9 Clues: Division of cytoplasm • Forms the cell's surface boundary • smallest entity considered to be alive • Study of the struture of the human body • Lined by a membrane and contain internal organs ("viscera") • Extensions of the PM and increase PM surface area for absorption • DNA of cell's nucleus is split into two equal sets of chromosomes • ...
Evidence for Evolution 2017-01-26
Across
- a study of the structure or internal workings of something.
- relating to or consisting of molecules.
- relating to genes or heredity.
- ____________ anatomy indicates that various organisms share a common ancestor.
- s chicken and a pig share a ________ ancestor.
- ___________ shows similarities between organisms as they are developing.
- the oldest known fossil bird ______________.
- ____________ distribution of species shows organisms adapt to new environment.
- Deoxyribo- Nudeic Aid.
- provide a record of evolution.
Down
- all organisms share a common __________.
- ____________ structures are features that are similar in function but different in structure.
- the surroundings or conditions which a person, animal, or plant live or operates.
- a available body of facts or information indicating whether belief.
- _____________ structures are features that are similar in structure but different in function.
- a process by which different kinds of living organisms are thought to have developed and diversified from earlier forms during the history of the earth.
- information acquired by observation or experimentation.
- _____________ structures are remnant of organs or structures that had a function in an early ancestor.
- an individual animal, plants, or single-celled life form.
- a group of organisms consisting of similar individuals capable of exchanging genes.
20 Clues: Deoxyribo- Nudeic Aid. • relating to genes or heredity. • provide a record of evolution. • relating to or consisting of molecules. • all organisms share a common __________. • the oldest known fossil bird ______________. • s chicken and a pig share a ________ ancestor. • information acquired by observation or experimentation. • ...
Science Midterm Crossword 2023-12-12
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- What is the type of anatomy that studies tissues
- What is the liquid part of blood?
- What is another word for breathing?
- What is the bone that protects your heart and lungs?
- What is your collarbone called?
- What is it called when the muscle fibers or tendons attached to the muscle tears?
- What is the eating disorder that makes you vomit after binging?
- What is your voice box called?
- What is the inflammation of joints causing pain, swelling and stiffness?
Down
- anatomy What is the study of large structures in the body?
- What is it called when your blood can’t clot properly?
- What are the fingers and toes called?
- What is the muscle that lifts your head up
- If the nose is medial, then the ears are ________?
- What is the buildup of fats in your artery walls?
- What makes sure your blood doesn’t go backwards?
- What organ creates bile?
- What are the tiny little air sacs in your lung called?
- What is another word for high blood pressure?
- What are open sores that form on the surface of the skin or in the alimentary canal?
20 Clues: What organ creates bile? • What is your voice box called? • What is your collarbone called? • What is the liquid part of blood? • What is another word for breathing? • What are the fingers and toes called? • What is the muscle that lifts your head up • What is another word for high blood pressure? • What is the type of anatomy that studies tissues • ...
Week 1 2023-03-10
Across
- sections Used to help us learn anatomy and understand spatial relationships
- A synonym for the median sagittal plane
- Vertical plane passing through the midline of the body
- Plane that is parallel to the median plane but not directly in the midline
- Type of plane that divides the body into right and left halves
- Slices of the body cut at right angles to the longitudinal axis
- Type of movement occurring within the frontal or coronal plane
- Anatomical position is the standard reference in this field
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- Type of plane dividing the body into anterior and posterior portions
- Horizontal plane passing through the body
- Type of section that runs lengthwise or parallel to the long axis of the body
- Type of movement occurring within the transverse plane
- Slices of the body that are not cut along any of the anatomical planes
- position The standard position when describing the body
- Type of plane that is always in the midline
- Cuts of the body used to view different viewpoints
16 Clues: A synonym for the median sagittal plane • Horizontal plane passing through the body • Type of plane that is always in the midline • Cuts of the body used to view different viewpoints • Type of movement occurring within the transverse plane • Vertical plane passing through the midline of the body • position The standard position when describing the body • ...
CVC Team 2022 2022-11-01
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- Harvard of the Midwest
- what it lacks in visibility, it redeems with chilly frolic aftermath
- best under a chevy, not on Kenny Rogers
- best on a frozen pond or lake
- so one doesn't get shot, hunting drip
- baseball and the abbreviation for your favorite OD
- deciduous autumn dreamcoat
- crazy elusive and almost unharvestable
- tiny bird's bestie off the grid, M.O.A.
- super affirmative regional exclamation
- exhilarating chill with amputations
- most famous gamefish
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- themed crossword puzzle don't-ya-know
- glaciers didn't make them, his footprints did
- synonym for overpaid, underachieving pillagers
- not just for 'grumpy old men' but mostly
- not the capital, but an easy mistake
- greenbelt + parkway = high school
- county,community college,RV, MS headwaters
- transportation best for beer runs and head trauma
- sure is a "great" liquid, but not a very humble or subtle
- starred shaped extra credit clue; not Jan Levinson's kid
- His purple precip filled 10,000* lakes
- named for city, but I've heard stranger things
- descendent from Yellowstone greys, but smaller
- hollywood town hall harmonic photograph
26 Clues: most famous gamefish • Harvard of the Midwest • deciduous autumn dreamcoat • best on a frozen pond or lake • greenbelt + parkway = high school • exhilarating chill with amputations • not the capital, but an easy mistake • themed crossword puzzle don't-ya-know • so one doesn't get shot, hunting drip • His purple precip filled 10,000* lakes • ...
6th-8th Grade BOB Titles & Authors 2023-09-19
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- Author of Shine!
- Author of Doll Bones
- Author of On the Far Side of the Mountain
- Author of Amari and the Night Brothers
- Author of New Kid
- Author of Chronal Engine
- Author of The False Prince
- Author of A Single Shard
- Author of Allies
- Author of Tesla's Attic
- Author of 90 Miles to Havana
- Author of Bluefish
- Author of Hope in the Holler
- Author of Chained
- Author of Sweep
- Author of Superman Smashes the Klan
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- Author of Dead End in Norvelt
- Author of P.S. Be Eleven
- Author of Other Words for Home
- Author of Anne Frank
- Author of Home of the Brave
- Author of The Last Mapmaker
- Author of One Came Home
- Author of Alone
- Author of Sal and Gabi Break the Universe
- Author of All Rise for the Honorable Perry T. Cook
- Author of In the Footsteps of Crazy Horse
- Author of Losing It
- Author of All the Greys on Greene Street
- Author of Echo
30 Clues: Author of Echo • Author of Alone • Author of Sweep • Author of Shine! • Author of Allies • Author of New Kid • Author of Chained • Author of Bluefish • Author of Losing It • Author of Anne Frank • Author of Doll Bones • Author of One Came Home • Author of Tesla's Attic • Author of P.S. Be Eleven • Author of Chronal Engine • Author of A Single Shard • Author of The False Prince • ...
Swift 2024-02-29
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- “______ is the breeze in my hair on the weekend”
- Number of album covers in black and white
- Ex-bf that famously wore an I heart ____ shirt
- First name of author of book referenced in song "This Is Why We Can't Have Nice Things"
- Famous “Story” told by Swift in her second album
- The type of “problems” that Swift sings about
- Secret _____
- sister of folklore
- Name of someone who may be really good at this puzzle
- Nickname for TV show that one of Swift’s cats are named after
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- What is "dropped” for her fans
- First name of famous artist Swift is named after
- Number of grammys that the subject of the crossword has
- Name of concert intended for Swift’s seventh studio album
- “You’re so ____ I can’t say anything to your face”
- Shortened version of Swift’s rerecorded songs
- Number associated with the theme
- The ____ Tour
- Last name of mother of child featured in Swift’s “reputation” album
- Item dropped in song "right where you left me"
- The songs that fans like to bet on
21 Clues: Secret _____ • The ____ Tour • sister of folklore • What is "dropped” for her fans • Number associated with the theme • The songs that fans like to bet on • Number of album covers in black and white • Shortened version of Swift’s rerecorded songs • The type of “problems” that Swift sings about • Ex-bf that famously wore an I heart ____ shirt • ...
Ainsley 2024-09-18
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- my favorite book
- first sport i ever played
- i often do this with my hair at night
- i celebrated this birthday by getting a tattoo
- worst year of college ever
- number of time(s) I have had covid
- show i watched religiously my senior year of college
- my grandma had one of these as a pet
- i went to a college bowl game in this state in hs
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- the gen of my phone
- my favorite vegetable
- favorite style of dance
- i was able to do this old-person hobby at once point
- color of my first car
- flavor i get in my coffee
- i always bring this with me when i'm flying
- what i wanted to be growing up
- i had my first kiss this year of hs
- color of my prom dress that i still have in my closet
- i had 2 of these as pets in hs
- the series of the first apple watch i ever owned
- favorite thing to train at the gym
22 Clues: my favorite book • the gen of my phone • my favorite vegetable • color of my first car • favorite style of dance • flavor i get in my coffee • first sport i ever played • worst year of college ever • what i wanted to be growing up • i had 2 of these as pets in hs • number of time(s) I have had covid • favorite thing to train at the gym • i had my first kiss this year of hs • ...
Unit 4: Evidence for Evolution Vocabulary Review 2022-04-11
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- naturalist who developed the Theory of Evolution
- the developmental stage of an organism
- naturally occurring differences within a species
- when all members of a species have died
- preserved remains of an organism from the past
- The age of an object in relation to the ages of other objects
- when humans select plants and animals for breeding based upon desired traits
- the process by which populations change over time
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- an inherited trait which helps an organism survive and reproduce that is maintained and evolved by natural selection
- most recent species from which two different species have evolved
- Structures that share similar anatomy and support common ancestry
- A _______ is all of the individuals of a species living in an area at the same time
- physical characteristics of an organism determined by genetics and the environment
- an organism's genetic code is known as its ___.
- Structures that no longer have a purpose or function
- a change in genetic code
- Structures that have different anatomy but similar functions
- Darwin studied the differences between the ______ of finches
18 Clues: a change in genetic code • the developmental stage of an organism • when all members of a species have died • preserved remains of an organism from the past • an organism's genetic code is known as its ___. • naturalist who developed the Theory of Evolution • naturally occurring differences within a species • the process by which populations change over time • ...
Know the Titans? Let's see! 2017-04-27
15 Clues: class name • course rep • that mansion • rural posting • 6 star doctor • class comedian • anatomy textbook • imsumsa president • Every lady's dream • most proximal market • Ponzi we all lost in • O&G Monday consultant • medicine in antiquity • the state of saying nonsense • the sputum can never be productive
medium list suffix words johanne st.juste 2013-01-14
Across
- sudden involuntary muscle contraction
- vision
- hardening
- cutting: anatomy
- instrument used for visual examination
- condition of diseased or abnormal state
- destroy; reduce
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- abnormal increase in production: leukocytosis
- control or stop
- killing
- instrument used to measure
- infection
- creation of an artificial opening
- madness or insane desire
- to separate
15 Clues: vision • killing • infection • hardening • to separate • control or stop • destroy; reduce • cutting: anatomy • madness or insane desire • instrument used to measure • creation of an artificial opening • sudden involuntary muscle contraction • instrument used for visual examination • condition of diseased or abnormal state • abnormal increase in production: leukocytosis
project 2023-10-31
15 Clues: plants • fishes • parasites • all animals • fungi and yeast • how hormones are • things of insects • biology the ocean • the immune system • the bones in our body • the properties of matter • function of living things • the atmosphere and weather • nature and things about it • earthquakes and seismic waves
Horse Jargon Level 2 2020-10-22
Across
- the opposite paired legs in trot
- when a horse's body rounded, face vertical, neck rounded, back rounded and rear engaged – moving his weight to the rear and lightening his front
- the fibrous and most important part of the horse's diet
- the back half of the horse
- the front half of the horse
- forward movement of the horse from hind end
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- the shape and positioning of how a horse is moving its body
- correctness and position of a horse's anatomy
- the way and expression of how a horse moves
- having a single chamber stomach
- refers to which set of legs, left or right, leads or advances forward to a greater extent when a quadruped animal is cantering, galloping, or leaping
- consistent footfall rhythm
- to move away from a specified cue
- level of which the hind legs are brought under the horse in movement
- cues given to a horse through tools, pressure, or a rider's anatomy
- the connection between a rider's hands and the horse's bit
16 Clues: consistent footfall rhythm • the back half of the horse • the front half of the horse • having a single chamber stomach • the opposite paired legs in trot • to move away from a specified cue • the way and expression of how a horse moves • forward movement of the horse from hind end • correctness and position of a horse's anatomy • ...
Horror Movie by Country 2017-05-02
Evidence for Evolution 2017-01-26
Across
- relating to or consisting of molecules.
- Deoxyribo- Nudeic Aid.
- information acquired by observation or experimentation.
- the surroundings or conditions which a person, animal, or plant live or operates.
- a group of organisms consisting of similar individuals capable of exchanging genes.
- ____________ anatomy indicates that various organisms share a common ancestor.
- ___________ shows similarities between organisms as they are developing.
- ____________ structures are features that are similar in function but different in structure.
- ____________ distribution of species shows organisms adapt to new environment.
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- all organisms share a common __________.
- an individual animal, plants, or single-celled life form.
- s chicken and a pig share a ________ ancestor.
- the oldest known fossil bird ______________.
- relating to genes or heredity.
- a available body of facts or information indicating whether belief.
- _____________ structures are features that are similar in structure but different in function.
- a process by which different kinds of living organisms are thought to have developed and diversified from earlier forms during the history of the earth.
- _____________ structures are remnant of organs or structures that had a function in an early ancestor.
- provide a record of evolution.
- a study of the structure or internal workings of something.
20 Clues: Deoxyribo- Nudeic Aid. • relating to genes or heredity. • provide a record of evolution. • relating to or consisting of molecules. • all organisms share a common __________. • the oldest known fossil bird ______________. • s chicken and a pig share a ________ ancestor. • information acquired by observation or experimentation. • ...
Evidence for Evolution 2017-01-26
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- all organisms share a common __________.
- a available body of facts or information indicating whether belief.
- ____________ structures are features that are similar in function but different in structure.
- _____________ structures are features that are similar in structure but different in function.
- a study of the structure or internal workings of something.
- ____________ anatomy indicates that various organisms share a common ancestor.
- the oldest known fossil bird ______________.
- information acquired by observation or experimentation.
- _____________ structures are remnant of organs or structures that had a function in an early ancestor.
Down
- a group of organisms consisting of similar individuals capable of exchanging genes.
- provide a record of evolution.
- relating to or consisting of molecules.
- relating to genes or heredity.
- ___________ shows similarities between organisms as they are developing.
- a process by which different kinds of living organisms are thought to have developed and diversified from earlier forms during the history of the earth.
- the surroundings or conditions which a person, animal, or plant live or operates.
- Deoxyribo- Nudeic Aid.
- ____________ distribution of species shows organisms adapt to new environment.
- s chicken and a pig share a ________ ancestor.
- an individual animal, plants, or single-celled life form.
20 Clues: Deoxyribo- Nudeic Aid. • provide a record of evolution. • relating to genes or heredity. • relating to or consisting of molecules. • all organisms share a common __________. • the oldest known fossil bird ______________. • s chicken and a pig share a ________ ancestor. • information acquired by observation or experimentation. • ...
The Ancient Puzzle 2021-08-25
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- The name of an bubonic plague that struck Europe and Asia in the mid-1300s
- The name doctors were called back in the ancient times for treating the sick
- The first to set up hospitals
- the first to use the technique, Cupping, in China
- The average lifespan of a roman in the ancient times (word form)
- The first to draw detailed images of anatomy
- Known for their sophisticated sculpture and architecture
- The man who created the first mercury thermometer in 1744
- The medicine the ancient Chinese used for healing were..
- The healers in ancient Egypt were known as Priests and..
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- These animals were special in Egypt
- When did the Arabs begin requiring physicians pass examinations
- Rx in Latin means..
- The name for the early Pharmacists who made, prescribed, and sold medications
- The first to study and teach anatomy
- The first to make and use tea
- The first to embalm
- The average lifespan of an egyptian in the ancient times (word form)
- Where the pyramids of Giza are located.
- The first to come up with the idea of 'hand washing'
- The man who introduced tube feeding
- The inventor of the stethoscope
22 Clues: Rx in Latin means.. • The first to embalm • The first to set up hospitals • The first to make and use tea • The inventor of the stethoscope • These animals were special in Egypt • The man who introduced tube feeding • The first to study and teach anatomy • Where the pyramids of Giza are located. • The first to draw detailed images of anatomy • ...
Coding Hide and Seek 2020-03-24
12 Clues: E&m • heart • icd-10 • what is CPT • codes, 70000 • body structure • rules to follow • form, HCFA or UB • procedures on women • person who sends out claims • certified professional coder • current procedural terminology
The Scientific Revolution 2020-06-15
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- Leeuwenhoek analyzed them with a microscope
- The law of _____ said a force causes an object to move or stop.
- Vesalius proved that Galen was ________.
- "Father of microbiology"
- Experiments and the scientific method will help a person find this
- Johannes Kepler studied the orbits of planets and discovered laws relating to ________.
- Ancient Greek astronomer
- Doctors once accepted his writings as fact
- Supported the views of Ptolemy and Aristotle
- Structure of the body
- Copernicus and Galileo were criticized by the Church for saying that it was the center of the solar system
- The sun's gravity keeps them in an oval-shaped orbit
- Place for "light elements"
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- They were studied by Copernicus
- Sir Isaac Newton said gravity causes objects to do this.
- Revolution that began in the 1500's
- Earth and water, according to Aristotle, were ____ elements.
- Discoverd the Law of Gravity
- "Father of anatomy"
- Ptolemy said it was the center of the universe
- Encouraged experimental science
- First to say that the Earth was not the center of the universe.
- Believed air moved objects along.
- What Leeuwenhoek did to microorganisms
- William Harvey studied its circulation
25 Clues: "Father of anatomy" • Structure of the body • "Father of microbiology" • Ancient Greek astronomer • Place for "light elements" • Discoverd the Law of Gravity • They were studied by Copernicus • Encouraged experimental science • Believed air moved objects along. • Revolution that began in the 1500's • What Leeuwenhoek did to microorganisms • William Harvey studied its circulation • ...
S.L. Biol 131 - Chap 1. Terminology 2013-09-11
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- Below the surface
- Greek for "indivisible"
- Study of tissues
- Small subcomponents of a cell
- Pertaining to the surface of an object
- Inner part of serous membrane
- Small scale structure classification
- Common form of imaging involving short wavelength EM radiation
- The making of a cell more specific
- (2words) Mechanism that resists change of set point
- Involves sound waves bouncing off object of observation
- The smallest functional unit of an organism
- Group of similar cells and material around them
- Study of cell anatomy
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- Outer part of serous membrane
- Imaging which a magnetic field aligns protons in the patient body
- Two or more types of tissue compose this
- The maintenance of a set point within the body
- (2words) Mechanism that makes change around a set point greater
- Imaging which involves the use of labeled glucose
- Study of the nervous system's functions
- The study of the body's functions
- Sum of metabolic processes in the body
- The study of the body's structures
- scan computer construction of multiple X-rays
- Large scale classification or without the assistance of a microscope
26 Clues: Study of tissues • Below the surface • Study of cell anatomy • Greek for "indivisible" • Outer part of serous membrane • Small subcomponents of a cell • Inner part of serous membrane • The study of the body's functions • The making of a cell more specific • The study of the body's structures • Small scale structure classification • Pertaining to the surface of an object • ...
A and P cross word 2022-10-13
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- , consists of similar cell types
- , head neck and trunk
- , layer that is not considered part of the skin
- , causing the hair to stand up (goosebumps)
- , study of anatomical structures at a sub-cellular level
- , divides the body into right and left parts
- , one of the main layers of the skin
- , kidney function
- , cells are made of molecules
- , made up of the organ system
- , destroys entire skin layer
- ,sebaceous gland doesn't exist
- , atoms combined to form molecules
- , gross anatomy of the body studied by system
- , tight barrier that prevents foreign substances from entering the body
- , workings of the nervous system
- , study of the cell
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- , appendages or limbs
- , operation of the heart and blood vessels
- , the study of the function of the body's structure
- , the study of the structure of body parts
- ,kind of sudoriferous glands
- , vitamin that is synthesized in the skin
- , study of tissues
- , provide pigment for hair color
- , only epidermis is damaged
- , tissue damage and cell death caused by heat
- ,part of integumentary system
- , produce and secrete sebum
- , study of internal structures using x-ray
- , made up from different types of tissues
31 Clues: , kidney function • , study of tissues • , study of the cell • , appendages or limbs • , head neck and trunk • , only epidermis is damaged • , produce and secrete sebum • ,kind of sudoriferous glands • , destroys entire skin layer • ,part of integumentary system • , cells are made of molecules • , made up of the organ system • ,sebaceous gland doesn't exist • ...
Evidence for Evolution 2017-01-26
Across
- an individual animal, plants, or single-celled life form.
- a available body of facts or information indicating whether belief.
- relating to or consisting of molecules.
- _____________ structures are features that are similar in structure but different in function.
- ___________ shows similarities between organisms as they are developing.
- the oldest known fossil bird ______________.
- a study of the structure or internal workings of something.
- a group of organisms consisting of similar individuals capable of exchanging genes.
- relating to genes or heredity.
- ____________ distribution of species shows organisms adapt to new environment.
- Deoxyribo- Nudeic Aid.
Down
- provide a record of evolution.
- ____________ structures are features that are similar in function but different in structure.
- the surroundings or conditions which a person, animal, or plant live or operates.
- a process by which different kinds of living organisms are thought to have developed and diversified from earlier forms during the history of the earth.
- s chicken and a pig share a ________ ancestor.
- ____________ anatomy indicates that various organisms share a common ancestor.
- all organisms share a common __________.
- information acquired by observation or experimentation.
- _____________ structures are remnant of organs or structures that had a function in an early ancestor.
20 Clues: Deoxyribo- Nudeic Aid. • provide a record of evolution. • relating to genes or heredity. • relating to or consisting of molecules. • all organisms share a common __________. • the oldest known fossil bird ______________. • s chicken and a pig share a ________ ancestor. • information acquired by observation or experimentation. • ...
CH 1 & 2 Review Crossword 2025-01-27
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- the breakdown of larger molecules into smaller ones
- type of anatomy that has to be seen with a microscope
- one of the requirements for life
- contain fewer protons than electrons (- charge)
- cavity in which the lungs are protected
- in this reaction the smaller molecules are joined to create a larger and one molecule.
- the sum of all energetic processes
- in this reaction the molecules can be reversed and it would not affect the reaction at all
- electrons are charged to valence shells to make them complete.
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- In this reaction the large molecule is broken into two/ smaller molecules
- oxygen, carbon, hydrogen and this element are the main elements of the body.
- divides the body in front (anterior) and back (posterior)
- small molecules are combines to create a large molecule
- divides the body in upper and lower body
- the formations of large groups in high ions.
- all of the body systems working together
- divides the body in left and right portions.
- contains more protons than electrons (+ charge)
- electrons, neutrons, and protons are part of this structure.
- the type of anatomy that can be seen with naked eye (aka. macro)
20 Clues: one of the requirements for life • the sum of all energetic processes • cavity in which the lungs are protected • divides the body in upper and lower body • all of the body systems working together • the formations of large groups in high ions. • divides the body in left and right portions. • contains more protons than electrons (+ charge) • ...
Horse Jargon Level 2 2020-10-20
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- the fibrous and most important part of the horse's diet
- level of which the hind legs are brought under the horse in movement
- the way and expression of how a horse moves
- the opposite paired legs in trot
- cues given to a horse through tools, pressure, or a rider's anatomy
- footfall rhythm
- forward movement of the horse from hind end
- correctness and position of a horse's anatomy
- the front half of the horse
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- the back half of the horse
- the shape and positioning of how a horse is moving its body
- having a single chamber stomach
- refers to which set of legs, left or right, leads or advances forward to a greater extent when a quadruped animal is cantering, galloping, or leaping
- when a horse's body rounded, face vertical, neck rounded, back rounded and rear engaged – moving his weight to the rear and lightening his front
- to move
- the connection between a rider's hands and the horse's bit
16 Clues: to move • footfall rhythm • the back half of the horse • the front half of the horse • having a single chamber stomach • the opposite paired legs in trot • the way and expression of how a horse moves • forward movement of the horse from hind end • correctness and position of a horse's anatomy • the fibrous and most important part of the horse's diet • ...
The Cardiovascular System 2024-02-01
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- the type of muscle found in the heart
- the large artery that takes blood away from the heart and into the body
- the side of the heart that pumps DEOXYGENATED blood
- the blood vessels that take blood TO the heart
- the inferior and superior _ cava brings blood from the body back to the heart
- the lower chambers of the heart
- the cardio_ system is responsible for pumping blood around the body
- the blood vessels that take blood AWAY from the heart
- the side of the heart that pumps OXYGENATED blood to the body
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- the place where blood goes after the heart to get more oxygen
- the medical term that means heart
- the _ vein takes blood from the lungs to the heart
- the upper chambers of the heart
- mechanism in the heart that allows for one way blood flow
- the anatomy of the cardiovascular system that pumps blood around the body
- the other component of the cardiovascular system anatomy includes the blood _.
16 Clues: the upper chambers of the heart • the lower chambers of the heart • the medical term that means heart • the type of muscle found in the heart • the blood vessels that take blood TO the heart • the _ vein takes blood from the lungs to the heart • the side of the heart that pumps DEOXYGENATED blood • the blood vessels that take blood AWAY from the heart • ...
Anatomy - Muscle 2020-07-14
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- lacks striations
- unit that makes up a muscle fibre
- a muscle cell
- outer most covering of muscle
- A contraction with no movement
- muscle cell membrane
- muscle cells acting a single unit
- muscle that appears like feathers
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- only found in smooth muscle
- an increase in cell size, not cell number
- a muscle with four equal sides
- the place most muscles pull towards
- movement decreasing the angle of a joint
- Rotation towards the midline
- a bundle of muscle fibres
- smaller motor units mean more
- elongation of the muscle is ???? contraction
- made of one motor neuron and muscle fibres
18 Clues: a muscle cell • lacks striations • muscle cell membrane • a bundle of muscle fibres • only found in smooth muscle • Rotation towards the midline • outer most covering of muscle • smaller motor units mean more • a muscle with four equal sides • A contraction with no movement • unit that makes up a muscle fibre • muscle cells acting a single unit • muscle that appears like feathers • ...
Respiratory anatomy 2012-01-18
18 Clues: two • base • lobe • apex • sacs • ducts • three • hilum • carina • pleura • thorax • alveoli • bronchus • diaphragm • expiration • bronchioles • inspiration • bifurcation
Cell anatomy 2012-09-13
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- DNA PILES(nucleus disappears)
- small hair-like projections
- cell eating
- requires ATP(across a membrane)
- ATP production(power plant)
- site of protien synthesis(cytoplasm)(translation)
- DNA replicates
- cytokinesis occurs
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- cell drinking
- water enters the cell
- Polar head(hydrophilic)+non-polar tail(hydrophobic)
- site of transcription
- water leaves the cell(shrink=crenation)
- contains ribosomes
- tublar network
- diffusion of water(water follows salt)
- Chromosomes MIDDDLE
- pull APART
18 Clues: pull APART • cell eating • cell drinking • tublar network • DNA replicates • contains ribosomes • cytokinesis occurs • Chromosomes MIDDDLE • water enters the cell • site of transcription • small hair-like projections • ATP production(power plant) • DNA PILES(nucleus disappears) • requires ATP(across a membrane) • diffusion of water(water follows salt) • water leaves the cell(shrink=crenation) • ...
ENT anatomy 2024-08-18
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- sinus This sinus opens up into the nasal cavity
- This structure contains the parotid duct
- Which paranasal sinus is found most posterior in the skull
- A tube that connects the nasopharynx to the middle ear
- Curved shelves of bone projecting from the lateral walls of the nasal cavity
- This bone is found on level C3
- The nerve roots of this nerve are C3,4,5
- Contains both the same artery and vein within the posterior triangle of the neck
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- which artery gives rise to the common carotid artery
- This structure forms the lateral border of the anterior triangle of the neck
- Which nerve innervates the Tongue
- the outermost(lateral) bone in the middle ear
- The section between the base of the skull to the soft palate
- The only muscle innervated by the superior laryngeal nerve
- A muscle that relaxes the vocal ligament
- What type of fluid is found in the cochlear duct
- which laryngeal cartilage forms the laryngeal prominence
- what nerve is encased in the carotid sheath
18 Clues: This bone is found on level C3 • Which nerve innervates the Tongue • A muscle that relaxes the vocal ligament • This structure contains the parotid duct • The nerve roots of this nerve are C3,4,5 • what nerve is encased in the carotid sheath • the outermost(lateral) bone in the middle ear • What type of fluid is found in the cochlear duct • ...
Respiratory anatomy 2024-08-22
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- This ligament is a continuation of the parietal and visceral pleurae that extend inferiorly from the lung
- this structure contains the main bronchi, pulmonary vasculature, phrenic nerve, lymphatics, nodes, and bronchial vessels
- What important structure is found at the level T9
- This fissure separates the upper and middle lobe of the right lung
- A ridge that separates the openings of the right and left main bronchi
- Anatomical space in-between the lungs
- What part of the vertebrae articulates with the rib bones
- what anatomical structure on the thorax can be used to find the second rib
- Which artery supplies the pectoralis minor muscle
- what layer of the pleura produces dull pain
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- What muscle does the phrenic nerve innervate
- Weakest point of a rib bone
- Inhaled foreign bodies are more likely to go into which primary bronchus
- This artery supplies the lungs parenchyma with nutrition
- This structure prevent food going down the trachea
- What nerve causes somatic innervation of the costal parietal pleura
- Anatomical Location of the rib neurovascular bundle in relation to a rib bone
- The 8th to 12th rib bones which indirectly attach to the sternum are what type of ribs
18 Clues: Weakest point of a rib bone • Anatomical space in-between the lungs • what layer of the pleura produces dull pain • What muscle does the phrenic nerve innervate • What important structure is found at the level T9 • Which artery supplies the pectoralis minor muscle • This structure prevent food going down the trachea • ...
Hip anatomy 2025-02-20
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- One of the three bones that form the pelvis, located superiorly
- A deep socket in the pelvis that holds the head of the femur.
- The front portion of the pelvis
- Stretching or tearing of a muscle or tendon
- LArgest muscle group on posterior side of pelvis.
- A type of connective tissue that cushions joints
- Overuse injury of a tendon, causing pain and inflammation.
- n injury where a joint is forced out of its normal position
- A long, thin muscle crossing down the thigh, from the ASIS to the Pes anserine
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- One of the three pelvic bones, forming the lower posterior portion
- The large muscle group at the front of the thigh, responsible for knee extension.
- Inflammation of fluid-filled sacs that cushion joints.
- A break in a bone, often occurring due to trauma or stress.tion
- The type of joint found in the hip, allowing a wide range of motion.
- The longest bone in the human body.
- Type of tissue that connects bone to bone.
- A group of muscles at the back of the thigh, responsible for knee flexion.
- A tough band of tissue that connects bones at a joint.
18 Clues: The front portion of the pelvis • The longest bone in the human body. • Type of tissue that connects bone to bone. • Stretching or tearing of a muscle or tendon • A type of connective tissue that cushions joints • LArgest muscle group on posterior side of pelvis. • Inflammation of fluid-filled sacs that cushion joints. • ...
Anatomy & physiology 2025-04-13
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- system that controls movement of blood throughout the body
- nerves – aka efferent nerves, carry impulses from the brain to the muscles or glands
- that forms the forehead, frontal
- body system is responsible for changing food into nutrients and waste?,digestion system
- of the functions of the body, physiology
- draws the finger together, Abductors
- middle part of the muscle
- unit of life,cell
- part of the muscle that does not move
- – secretory organs that remove and release certain elements from the blood
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- nerves – aka afferent nerves, carry impulses from sense organs to the brain
- – the skeleton of the head divided into cranium and facial skeleton
- layer of the skin, epidermis
- an oval bony case that protects the brain
- many bone are in the body,206
- carries waste and impurities away from the cells
- of structure of the body,anatomy
- – system that covers, shapes, and holds the skeleton in place
- that carries oxygen and nutrients,blood
- vessels that carry blood away from the heart,arteries
20 Clues: unit of life,cell • middle part of the muscle • layer of the skin, epidermis • many bone are in the body,206 • that forms the forehead, frontal • of structure of the body,anatomy • draws the finger together, Abductors • part of the muscle that does not move • that carries oxygen and nutrients,blood • of the functions of the body, physiology • ...
Heart Anatomy 2025-02-24
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- primary artery carrying blood from left ventricle to body
- valve between left atrium and left ventricle
- primary artery carrying blood from the right ventricle to the lungs
- valve between Aorta and left ventricle
- heart strings
- inferior tip of heart
- wall between ventricles
- heart muscle
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- strong chamber responsible for pumping blood to lungs to oxygenate deoxygenated blood
- strongest chamber that pumps blood to entire body
- flap on heart valv
- superior and inferior large veins returning blood to the heart
- valve between pulmonary trunk and right ventricle
- large venous sack returning blood from wall of heart to right atrium
- arteries supplying blood to the wall of the heart
- valve between right atrium and right ventricle
- flat superior surface of heart
- chambers on right and left side that receive deoxygenated blood from body and oxygenated blood from lungs
18 Clues: heart muscle • heart strings • flap on heart valv • inferior tip of heart • wall between ventricles • flat superior surface of heart • valve between Aorta and left ventricle • valve between left atrium and left ventricle • valve between right atrium and right ventricle • strongest chamber that pumps blood to entire body • valve between pulmonary trunk and right ventricle • ...
Anatomy Terms 2024-12-05
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- largest foramen in the skeleton
- Type of neurotransmitter
- Elevates Mandible
- five fused vertebrae
- first cervical vertebra
- bone that supports the tongue
- neurons with impulses from CNS to muscles or glands
- number of lumbar vertebrae
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- Bundles of muscle cells
- matter in the spinal cord with three horns
- pairs of true ribs
- deepest matter in Meninges
- draws corner of mouth leterally
- encases an entire muscle
- transports substances between blood vessels to neurons
- Thick filaments
- Element needed in muscle contraction
- largest portion of the hip bone
18 Clues: Thick filaments • Elevates Mandible • pairs of true ribs • five fused vertebrae • Bundles of muscle cells • first cervical vertebra • Type of neurotransmitter • encases an entire muscle • deepest matter in Meninges • number of lumbar vertebrae • bone that supports the tongue • largest foramen in the skeleton • draws corner of mouth leterally • largest portion of the hip bone • ...
Anatomy Review 2025-09-23
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- Type of feedback that increases the original stimulus
- The action that restores homeostasis
- Slow-moving control system
- Study of how the body and its parts function
- System that forms the external body covering
- Most abundant chemical in the human body
- Change in the environment
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- Study of the structure and shape of the body and its parts
- Chemicals for energy and cell building required by the body
- A disturbance in homeostasis
- Processes information and sends signals
- Structure determines _____
- Detects a change in environment
- Fast-acting control system
- Responds to restore balance
- Chemical reactions within the body
- Type of feedback that shuts off or reduced the original stimulus
- Maintenance of a stable internal environment
18 Clues: Change in the environment • Structure determines _____ • Fast-acting control system • Slow-moving control system • Responds to restore balance • A disturbance in homeostasis • Detects a change in environment • Chemical reactions within the body • The action that restores homeostasis • Processes information and sends signals • Most abundant chemical in the human body • ...
Dental Anatomy 2025-11-06
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- The line where the enamel and the cementum of the tooth join
- Toward the root of the tooth
- Toward the front of the tooth and the midline
- The tissue covering the crown of the tooth
- At the base of the sulcus where the epithelial tissue is attached to the tooth
- The tissue covering the root of the tooth
- The tissue of the tooth between the pulp and the enamel and cementum: the majority of the tooth
- A small bump near the cervical third of an anterior tooth on the lingual side
- The first set of teeth
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- The space between the teeth that begins at the contact area and widens down toward the gingiva. The interproximal gingival(interdental papillae) usually fills this space
- The surface that is facing the cheeks towards the back
- Single tooth with two roots
- The junction where the enamel meets the dentin
- Top surface
- Top portion of the tooth the tip
- Surface of the tooth away from the midline of the fac
- A set of teeth
- The part of the tooth above the gum line starting at the CEJ
18 Clues: Top surface • A set of teeth • The first set of teeth • Single tooth with two roots • Toward the root of the tooth • Top portion of the tooth the tip • The tissue covering the root of the tooth • The tissue covering the crown of the tooth • Toward the front of the tooth and the midline • The junction where the enamel meets the dentin • ...
Sebastian's 35th Birthday trip 2025-09-24
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- Large marg
- Don't forget your sombrero
- A special breed of sheep that can survive on the high, windy mountains
- We'll get a stamp on our app
- Capybara, Capybara, Capybara
- The deepest lake in England
- The first and only bobsleigh coaster in the UK
- Best to be seen on bike
- Something you toss
- Don't forget uno
- We'll get the popcorn ready
- One of my favourite deserts
- 2-4-1
- To see it from a different perspective
- Lots of walks to explore
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- You like them spicy
- England's highest mountain
- The setting of Beatrix Potter
- The tale of Peter Rabbit
- Lots of baked goods
- I'm looking forward to beating you at air hockey (again)
- To make sure we don't get lost
- The activity of going for long walks
- I'm endangered as they greys bully me
- The worlds first pencil was invented here
- You can eat me whilst you visit me
- Wrap up warm
- A motor vehicle equipped as travelling living quarters
- Where are we going?
29 Clues: 2-4-1 • Large marg • Wrap up warm • Don't forget uno • Something you toss • You like them spicy • Lots of baked goods • Where are we going? • Best to be seen on bike • The tale of Peter Rabbit • Lots of walks to explore • England's highest mountain • Don't forget your sombrero • The deepest lake in England • We'll get the popcorn ready • One of my favourite deserts • We'll get a stamp on our app • ...
History Of Health Care 2021-08-20
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- Invents healthcare
- Invented by Zacharious johnssen
- Roger Bacon invented
- First appenectocmy
- Develops vax for smallpox
- De Materia Medica
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- Invented by MR Wren
- 1789
- De Materia Medica invented
- Invented by Jonas Salk
- Dissects cropes
- Writes "The Book Of Healing"
- discovers blood cells
- Published on human anatomy
14 Clues: 1789 • Dissects cropes • De Materia Medica • Invents healthcare • First appenectocmy • Invented by MR Wren • Roger Bacon invented • discovers blood cells • Invented by Jonas Salk • Develops vax for smallpox • De Materia Medica invented • Published on human anatomy • Writes "The Book Of Healing" • Invented by Zacharious johnssen
DC anatomy 2022-11-01
Across
- prominent projection on a bone
- narrow ridgelike projection
- relatively large process
- cavity in a bone
- small, flat surface
- soft spot in the skull
- tubelike passageway in a bone
- rounded
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- knoblike process-- larger than a tubercle
- furrow or groove
- tiny pit
- small, knoblike process
- situated above the condyle
- bulge on the end of the bone
- thorn-like projection
- passageway for blood vessels, nerves, ligaments
- relatively deep pit
- interlocking line of union between bones
18 Clues: rounded • tiny pit • furrow or groove • cavity in a bone • small, flat surface • relatively deep pit • thorn-like projection • soft spot in the skull • small, knoblike process • relatively large process • situated above the condyle • narrow ridgelike projection • bulge on the end of the bone • tubelike passageway in a bone • prominent projection on a bone • ...
Human Anatomy 2023-09-01
Across
- The kneecap, protecting the front of the knee joint.
- Male reproductive organs producing sperm and hormones.
- Basin-like structure connecting the spine to the lower limbs.
- Organ involved in filtering blood, storing blood cells, and immune functions.
- The voice box, containing the vocal cords and producing sound.
- One of the two shin bones, larger and weight-bearing.
- Bundles of fibers transmitting signals between the brain, spinal cord, and body.
- Windpipe connecting the larynx to the bronchi, allowing air passage.
- Bony structure containing the teeth and aiding in chewing.
Down
- The organ for smelling and part of the respiratory system.
- Gland important for immune system development in early life.
- The joint between the thigh bone and the shin bone.
- The smallest bone in the human body, located in the middle ear.
- Gland producing hormones regulating metabolism and growth.
- Organs filtering waste products and excess fluids from the blood to form urine.
- Gland producing digestive enzymes and hormones like insulin.
- Female reproductive organs producing eggs and hormones.
- Muscular organ digesting food with acid and enzymes.
18 Clues: The joint between the thigh bone and the shin bone. • The kneecap, protecting the front of the knee joint. • Muscular organ digesting food with acid and enzymes. • One of the two shin bones, larger and weight-bearing. • Male reproductive organs producing sperm and hormones. • Female reproductive organs producing eggs and hormones. • ...
Anatomy memoirs 2020-06-09
Across
- if cut,cannot run
- madhu's water bottle
- longest intracranial course
- noa lost her radio here
- the bird that forms post boundary of lat ventricle
- legs of bahubali
- T12L1L2L3L4
- her powdered face attracts medical students
Down
- name of water canal of head
- peripheral heart
- largest posterior area of rt kidney
- contains radial artery, nerve and vein
- cause crows feet
- hammock
- like an E
- monee's water bottle
- I divide that part of alimentary canal that twists and turns into 2 halves
- asha Mam's first class
18 Clues: hammock • like an E • T12L1L2L3L4 • peripheral heart • cause crows feet • legs of bahubali • if cut,cannot run • madhu's water bottle • monee's water bottle • asha Mam's first class • noa lost her radio here • name of water canal of head • longest intracranial course • largest posterior area of rt kidney • contains radial artery, nerve and vein • her powdered face attracts medical students • ...
Anatomy Crossword 2024-08-12
Across
- Largest artery.
- Protect the brain.
- Its main purpose is to digest food.
- Respiration.
- Vision
- Largest and uppermost bone in hip.
- Inner Long bone.
- The arm bone.
- The moving bone in the forearm.
Down
- outer Long bone.
- A vascular,A neural,A lymphatic.
- Long bone lies horizontally.
- Store blood.
- Bean shaped organ.
- situated below ilium and behind pupis.
- Has 2 degrees of freedom.
- The pectoralis major is the biggest and strongesti
- Hearing.
18 Clues: Vision • Hearing. • Store blood. • Respiration. • The arm bone. • Largest artery. • outer Long bone. • Inner Long bone. • Protect the brain. • Bean shaped organ. • Has 2 degrees of freedom. • Long bone lies horizontally. • The moving bone in the forearm. • A vascular,A neural,A lymphatic. • Largest and uppermost bone in hip. • Its main purpose is to digest food. • ...
Brain Anatomy 2024-09-20
Across
- the medulla oblongata is located on this structure
- the brain is separated into different sections called __
- traumatic brain injury
- the part of the brain that turns into the spinal cord
- produces melatonin
- the sleep hormone
- the part of the brain where judgement and impulse control happens
- balance and coordination
- survived a rod through the brain
- controls breathing and heart
Down
- the outer part of the brain that has all the grooves
- the brain is divided into a left and right called __
- the round structure at the base of the brain
- the direction the brain develops
- auditory information
- regluates body temperature & hormones
- the lobe that processes language
- located almost in the center of the brain
- an MRI lights up in the lobes where ___ ___ occurs when certain lobes are activated
- a medical test that has promoted ethical research of the brain
- visual processing lobe
21 Clues: the sleep hormone • produces melatonin • auditory information • traumatic brain injury • visual processing lobe • balance and coordination • controls breathing and heart • the direction the brain develops • the lobe that processes language • survived a rod through the brain • regluates body temperature & hormones • located almost in the center of the brain • ...
Muscle Anatomy 2023-01-26
Across
- O is the femur, I is the calcaneus
- Big chest muscles
- O is the humerus, I is radial tuberosity
- O is the pubic crest and symphysis
- Raises the eyebrows
- Used to pull your shoulders down
- Iliac crest to the medial tibia
- Connects the quads with the tibia
- Working together for knee extension
Down
- On the lateral neck, for head flexion
- Antagonist to the biceps muscles
- Muscles that oppose the leg splits
- The main jaw closure muscle
- Plantarflexion of the foot. Hidden by the gastroc.
- The main muscle of knee extension
- Named for its triangular shape, on the shoulder
- Outside abdominal muscle for rotation
- Hidden by the biceps brachii
18 Clues: Big chest muscles • Raises the eyebrows • The main jaw closure muscle • Hidden by the biceps brachii • Iliac crest to the medial tibia • Antagonist to the biceps muscles • Used to pull your shoulders down • The main muscle of knee extension • Connects the quads with the tibia • O is the femur, I is the calcaneus • Muscles that oppose the leg splits • ...
Anatomy Midterm 2025-07-10
Across
- Condition involving the twisting of the femur neck resulting in a pigeon-toed position.
- This spine separates greater sciatic foramen and lesser sciatic foramen
- Which muscle makes the lateral border of the femoral triangle?
- This process projects anterolaterally from the scapula and provides an attachment site for a muscle that is innervated by the medial pectoral nerve
- What ligament limits the amount of rotation that occurs at the atlantoaxial joint
- This nerve originates from the lumbopelvic region and innervates the muscles of the thigh
- Separates the gluteal region into the superior and inferior portions
- A sesamoid bone that develops post-birth and sits within the quad tendon.
- What spinal level does the spinal cord end
Down
- the intervertebral joint is this type of joint.
- Responsible for unlocking the extended knee by internal rotation of the tibia in an open kinematic chain
- A patient presents with a decreased ability to plantar flex during gait. Which nerve might be implicated?
- This body is the convergence of the bulbospongiosis, external analsphincter, and the superficial and deep perineal muscles
- The meninge surrounding the spinal cord is the most superficial
- This ligament is the "roof" of the shoulder
- Transverse foramen, bifid spinous process, transverse processes, dens, and superior articular facet
- While water skiing a patient fell and twisted her ankle. Her foot is forcibility everted, this could cause a sprain of which ligament?
- This lobe is unique to the right lung
18 Clues: This lobe is unique to the right lung • What spinal level does the spinal cord end • This ligament is the "roof" of the shoulder • the intervertebral joint is this type of joint. • Which muscle makes the lateral border of the femoral triangle? • The meninge surrounding the spinal cord is the most superficial • ...
Anatomy Crossword 2025-01-15
Across
- close to surface
- divides body horizontally
- front of the body
- two unequal vertical halves
- two equal vertical halves
- opposite sides of the body
- toward point of attachment
Down
- divides body from front and back
- below mid line
- above mid line
- toward the mid line
- away from point of attachment
- to the head
- away from surface
- midsagittal
- back of the body
- on the same side of the body
- away from mid line
18 Clues: to the head • midsagittal • below mid line • above mid line • close to surface • back of the body • away from surface • front of the body • away from mid line • toward the mid line • divides body horizontally • two equal vertical halves • opposite sides of the body • toward point of attachment • two unequal vertical halves • on the same side of the body • away from point of attachment • ...
Eye Anatomy 2025-11-03
Across
- cranial nerve II sending signals from the retina to the occipital lobe in the brain for creation of a 3D image
- another term for eyelid
- photoreceptors that sense light more generally and provide peripheral and night vision
- ducts just behind eyelids and produce a lubricating oily secretion called meibum
- inner layer of the eye that contains photoreceptors
- prevents perspiration from getting into eyes and shades from sunlight
- transparent mucous member that lines the anterior surface of the eye and inside the eyelids
- drains tears into nasal cavity
Down
- also called lacrimal fluid and includes mucus, antibodies, and lysozymes
- contains sebaceous and sweat glands producing a white oily secretion
- photoreceptors that sense color (come in red, green, and blue)
- prevents dust and other materials from entering eye and elicits blink reflex
- area of retina with greatest density of cones
- eye opening
- produces tears
- central opening of the iris which allows light to enter posterior chamber
- fibrous layer of eye appears white
- colored portion of eye
18 Clues: eye opening • produces tears • colored portion of eye • another term for eyelid • drains tears into nasal cavity • fibrous layer of eye appears white • area of retina with greatest density of cones • inner layer of the eye that contains photoreceptors • photoreceptors that sense color (come in red, green, and blue) • ...
greys cross word puzzle 2018-01-30
10 Clues: a slower run • _______ is fun • i like ________. • you are living it now • a stack of some thing • i went________ yesterday • i went to the _____ last week • you do thid to select a presedent • when two words have the same ending • to think that what you think is true
Exposure Technique Selection 2022-04-11
Across
- The exposure factor which does not change in a technique chart
- A type of anatomy radiographically similar to other anatomy in a different location
- A physical tool used to measure tissue thickness
- Something ingested or injected which increases or decreases attenuation
- A tube used to convert light into electrical energy
- The exposure factor which changes in a technique chart
- The shortest possible exposure time with AEC
Down
- Unique to each equipment and gives recommended kVp and mAs values
- Another name for the AEC cells
- This type of programmed technique automatically chooses values for the part of interest
- The abbreviation for the system which turns off the exposure based on measured radiation
- Gives the value of mAs used after exposure with AEC
- A type of control which adjusts the exposure needed to terminate the AEC
- The older style of AEC devices
- The device used to measure exposure in modern day AEC systems
- The maximum amount of time the AEC will expose the patient
16 Clues: Another name for the AEC cells • The older style of AEC devices • The shortest possible exposure time with AEC • A physical tool used to measure tissue thickness • Gives the value of mAs used after exposure with AEC • A tube used to convert light into electrical energy • The exposure factor which changes in a technique chart • ...
chapter one 2019-08-15
Across
- biology the complete development of an individual from fertilization to death
- the first eight weeks of development after fertilization of a human egg
- structure of specific systems of the body such as the nervous or respiratory systems
- the careful cutting apart of body structures to study their relationships
- microscopic structure of tissues
- structure changes(gross to microscopic) associated with disease
Down
- structure that can be examnined without a microscope
- functional properties of nerve cells
- functions of individual molecules such as proteins and DNA
- cellular structure and functions
- hormones (chemical regulators) and how they control body functions
- specific regions of the body such as the head or chest
- surface markings of the body to understand internal anatomy through visualization and palpation (gentle touch)
- internal body structures that can be visualized with techniques such as xray, mri, ct scan and other technoglogies for clinical analysis and medical intervention
- the science of body structures and the relationships among them
- the science of body functions-how the body works
16 Clues: cellular structure and functions • microscopic structure of tissues • functional properties of nerve cells • the science of body functions-how the body works • structure that can be examnined without a microscope • specific regions of the body such as the head or chest • functions of individual molecules such as proteins and DNA • ...
Evidence for Evolution 2017-01-26
Across
- _____________ structures are remnant of organs or structures that had a function in an early ancestor.
- the oldest known fossil bird ______________.
- ____________ distribution of species shows organisms adapt to new environment.
- a chicken and a pig share a ________ ancestor.
- ____________ anatomy indicates that various organisms share a common ancestor.
- ___________ shows similarities between organisms as they are developing.
- ____________ structures are features that are similar in function but different in structure.
- a available body of facts or information indicating whether belief.
Down
- provide a record of evolution.
- a study of the structure or internal workings of something.
- information acquired by observation or experimentation.
- the surroundings or conditions which a person, animal, or plant live or operates.
- a process by which different kinds of living organisms are thought to have developed and diversified from earlier forms during the history of the earth.
- an individual animal, plants, or single-celled life form.
- relating to genes or heredity.
- _____________ structures are features that are similar in structure but different in function.
- Deoxyribo- Nudeic Aid.
- relating to or consisting of molecules.
- all organisms share a common __________.
- a group of organisms consisting of similar individuals capable of exchanging genes.
20 Clues: Deoxyribo- Nudeic Aid. • provide a record of evolution. • relating to genes or heredity. • relating to or consisting of molecules. • all organisms share a common __________. • the oldest known fossil bird ______________. • a chicken and a pig share a ________ ancestor. • information acquired by observation or experimentation. • ...
MRI CPDs- In case you miss work! 2013-02-20
Across
- Lines of force extending around the magnet
- The gradient used to select a sagittal slice
- The secondary spin of magnetic moments
- Quiet foam
- Internal motion of the molecules (2 words)
- Magnet manufacturer
- The direction of the magnetic field in a super conducting magnet
- IR sequence that nulls the signal from CSF
- sudden loss of magnet superconductivity
- The test pattern used in camera quality assurance procedures
- The plane that best demonstrates female uterine anatomy
Down
- Technique that nulls the signal from fat by using a TE when fat and water are out of phase with eachother
- The volume of tissue in a patient
- Contrast used for analysing Liver lesions
- Displacement of vertebrae
- This artery carries only de-oxygenated blood
- Helps minimize bowel motion artefact
- Also known as the calcaneal tendon
- Interruption in the blood flow within the bone
- Inflammation of the bone caused by an infecting organism
- Gradual increase of magnetisation in the longitudinal plane
- Artefact from anatomy being outside the FOV
- Timing the acquisition of MRI data to physiological motion
- The time between each excitation pulse
24 Clues: Quiet foam • Magnet manufacturer • Displacement of vertebrae • The volume of tissue in a patient • Also known as the calcaneal tendon • Helps minimize bowel motion artefact • The secondary spin of magnetic moments • The time between each excitation pulse • sudden loss of magnet superconductivity • Contrast used for analysing Liver lesions • ...
Scientific Revolution 2021-03-12
Across
- William Harvey studied its circulation.
- Ptolemy said it was the center of the universe.
- Place for "light elements".
- "Father of anatomy".
- Vesalius proved that Galen was ____.
- What Leeuwenhoek did to microorganisms.
- Discovered the law of gravity.
- First to say that the earth was not the center of the universe.
- Copernicus and Galileo were criticized by the Church for saying that it was the center of the solar system.
- Earth and water, according to Aristotle were ___ elements.
- Doctors once accepted his writings as fact.
Down
- Ancient Greek astronomer.
- They were studied by Copernicus.
- Experiments and the scientific method will help a person find it.
- Sir Isaac Newton said gravity causes objects to do this.
- "Father of microbiology".
- Revolution that began in the 1500s.
- Believed air moved objects along.
- The law of ____ said a force causes an object to move or stop.
- Supported the views of Ptolemy and Aristotle.
- Johannes Kepler studied the orbits of planets and discovered laws relating to ____.
- Leeuwenhoek analyzed them with a microscope.
- Structure of the body.
- Encouraged experimental science.
- The sun's gravity keeps them in an oval-shaped orbit.
25 Clues: "Father of anatomy". • Structure of the body. • Ancient Greek astronomer. • "Father of microbiology". • Place for "light elements". • Discovered the law of gravity. • They were studied by Copernicus. • Encouraged experimental science. • Believed air moved objects along. • Revolution that began in the 1500s. • Vesalius proved that Galen was ____. • ...
Unit 1 crosswords puzzle 2020-10-04
Across
- the system which takes in oxygen
- study of anatomy during the 1st 8 weeks of pregnancy
- located on the front side of the body
- towards the bottom of the body
- located towards the middle of the body
- the system which fights infections and provides fluid for cells
- the system that removes waste from the blood
- the system which breaks down and absorbs food
- the system which includes skin
- located towards the outer parts of the body
- located on the back side of the body
- study of the structure of an organism
Down
- the system that produces cells used in sexual reproduction
- another word for above
- the system that detects impulses from the brain
- the uppermost part of the body
- the elbow is _____ to the wrist
- the system that secretes hormones
- the system which transports blood through the body
- another word for below
- the system which provides movement for all parts of the body
- study of how an organism's body functions
- the system that gives the body shape and support
- the ankle is _____ to the hip
- the position where the body is upright with arms at the side and palms facing forward
25 Clues: another word for above • another word for below • the ankle is _____ to the hip • the uppermost part of the body • towards the bottom of the body • the system which includes skin • the elbow is _____ to the wrist • the system which takes in oxygen • the system that secretes hormones • located on the back side of the body • located on the front side of the body • ...
Esthetics Chapter 2 2024-11-04
Across
- Is a collection of similar cells that perform a particular function
- Microscopic anatomy study of structure and composition of tissue
- Chemical energy used within cells for metabolism
- Membrane Part of cell that encloses the protoplasm
- Found in nucleus determines our genetic makeup, eye, skin, hair color
- tissue Stores energy and gives smoothness and contour to body
- Nerve cells that transmit nerve impulses
- tissue is a protective lining on cavities of the body surfaces of organs
- A chemical process that takes place in living organisms
Down
- Study of the functions and activities performed by the body structures including physical and chemical processes
- the basic unit of all living things
- fluid that contains proteins, and a very important acid
- dense, active protoplasm in center of cell
- Tissue Contracts and moves the various parts of the body
- tissue Supports, protects and binds together other tissues of the body.
- Jelly like substance where nutrients live
- Take in nutrients, break them down and create energy
- the cell
- Study of the structures of body
- Tissue Carries messages through the central nervous system to control and coordinate of special cells know as neurons
20 Clues: the cell • Study of the structures of body • the basic unit of all living things • Nerve cells that transmit nerve impulses • Jelly like substance where nutrients live • dense, active protoplasm in center of cell • Chemical energy used within cells for metabolism • Membrane Part of cell that encloses the protoplasm • Take in nutrients, break them down and create energy • ...
Film and cinema 2024-06-20
Anatomy: Vision 2013-05-11
Across
- Inner layer of the eye
- Iris to lens
- "Whites" of an eye
- Cornea to lens
- Aka dilator pupillae muscle
- Cornea to iris
- Colored part of the eye
- Can change thickness
Down
- Water-like fluid
- Gel-like fluid
- Image focuses behind the retina
- Middle layer of the eye
- Lens to retina
- Aka sphincter pupillae muscle
- Image focuses in front of the retina
- Outer layer of the eye
- Unequal curvature of the cornea or lens
- Normal vision
18 Clues: Iris to lens • Normal vision • Gel-like fluid • Lens to retina • Cornea to lens • Cornea to iris • Water-like fluid • "Whites" of an eye • Can change thickness • Inner layer of the eye • Outer layer of the eye • Middle layer of the eye • Colored part of the eye • Aka dilator pupillae muscle • Aka sphincter pupillae muscle • Image focuses behind the retina • Image focuses in front of the retina • ...
eye anatomy 2015-09-30
Across
- structure that hold the lens in place
- region of the eye between the lens and the retina
- resulting from a clogged sebaceous gland of an eyelash
- secretes tears onto the eyes
- increased intraocular pressure
- responsible for eye color
- thin mucus membrane covering the cornea
- fluid in the anterior chamber
- layer that contains nourishing blood vessels
- layer containing the rods and cones responsible for sight
Down
- severe glaucoma can cause __________
- region of the eye in front of the lens
- jellylike substance in the posterior chamber
- inflammation of the eyelid margins
- transmits nerve impulses to the brain for interpretation
- small openings near the cornea an sclera that drain aqueous humor
- disorder resulting from IOP
- clear "outer window" that focuses light as it enters the eye
18 Clues: responsible for eye color • disorder resulting from IOP • secretes tears onto the eyes • fluid in the anterior chamber • increased intraocular pressure • inflammation of the eyelid margins • severe glaucoma can cause __________ • structure that hold the lens in place • region of the eye in front of the lens • thin mucus membrane covering the cornea • ...
Anatomy memoirs 2020-06-09
Across
- if cut,cannot run
- madhu's water bottle
- longest intracranial course
- noa lost her radio here
- the bird that forms post boundary of lat ventricle
- legs of bahubali
- T12L1L2L3L4
- her powdered face attracts medical students
Down
- name of water canal of head
- peripheral heart
- largest posterior area of rt kidney
- contains radial artery, nerve and vein
- cause crows feet
- hammock
- like an E
- monee's water bottle
- I divide that part of alimentary canal that twists and turns into 2 halves
- asha Mam's first class
18 Clues: hammock • like an E • T12L1L2L3L4 • peripheral heart • cause crows feet • legs of bahubali • if cut,cannot run • madhu's water bottle • monee's water bottle • asha Mam's first class • noa lost her radio here • name of water canal of head • longest intracranial course • largest posterior area of rt kidney • contains radial artery, nerve and vein • her powdered face attracts medical students • ...
Grapevine Anatomy 2021-01-11
Across
- the shoots and leaves
- hard,woody external covering of the grapevine canopy
- small bud located at the base of a grapevine's cane or spur
- part of the male-reproductive organs of the grapevine flower
- cells located just underneath the bark of the grapevine
- appendage of a vine
- located along nodes of a cane
- sap being expelled from an open pruning wound
- grape seeds
- color pigments that gives both grapes and wine their color
- tissue that conveys water
Down
- lower part of a grafted vine
- the uptake of nutrients by the roots in the soil
- when the calyptra has fallen off
- "arms" of a grapevine
- the "meat" inside a grape
- head or top of the vine
- tissue that transports organic matter during photosynthesis
18 Clues: grape seeds • appendage of a vine • the shoots and leaves • "arms" of a grapevine • head or top of the vine • the "meat" inside a grape • tissue that conveys water • lower part of a grafted vine • located along nodes of a cane • when the calyptra has fallen off • sap being expelled from an open pruning wound • the uptake of nutrients by the roots in the soil • ...
Avian Anatomy 2024-05-08
Across
- this is a common foot condition for birds if they have underling health issues or abnormal surfaces/perching.
- birds can control the constriction and dilation of this to adjust their sight focus.
- this is an often fatal, notifiable and contagious disease.
- birds expel waste, reproduce and lay eggs through this part of the body.
- this item helps food to be ground up by the gizzard and is essential for many species of birds.
- some birds have specialised reproductive organs. Ducks have _____ shaped genitalia.
- this bone is attached to the sternum and acts as an anchor during flight or swimming.
- bird species which involve the male looking different to the female are sexually ______.
Down
- birds do not have these in their mouths.
- most birds do not have a sense of ______.
- birds can see this on the colour spectrum, humans cannot.
- birds do not just have lungs but also ______ for efficient respiration.
- this is the organ that grinds up food.
- bird faeces usually have a white element to their faeces. This is their _____.
- birds tend to use sand, dirt or snow instead of water to do this.
- feathers, beaks, nails/claws are all made of ______.
- most birds which are capable of flight have pneumatic / _____ bones.
- this is the organ food is stored in first after leaving the oesphagus.
18 Clues: this is the organ that grinds up food. • birds do not have these in their mouths. • most birds do not have a sense of ______. • feathers, beaks, nails/claws are all made of ______. • birds can see this on the colour spectrum, humans cannot. • this is an often fatal, notifiable and contagious disease. • ...
Anatomy Pt2 2025-03-05
Across
- closing of a hinge joint
- arch of foot pointed outward
- palm down
- toes pointed up
- opening of a hinge joint
- muscles that act at the same time as prime mover to perform movement
- moving toward the midline
- cartilage connecting two bones
- toes pointed down
- moving away from midline
- palm up
Down
- arch of foot pointed inward
- segment glides forward
- the muscle most responsible for the movement
- the muscle that relaxes to allow the prime mover to cause movement
- segment glides backward
- freely moving joint
- movement in a circular motion around an axis
18 Clues: palm up • palm down • toes pointed up • toes pointed down • freely moving joint • segment glides forward • segment glides backward • closing of a hinge joint • opening of a hinge joint • moving away from midline • moving toward the midline • arch of foot pointed inward • arch of foot pointed outward • cartilage connecting two bones • the muscle most responsible for the movement • ...
ANATOMY RULES! 2023-12-20
Across
- the organ system that includes the diaphragm
- the name of the upper arm bone
- the number of bones that make up the skull
- the name of the cavity superior to the diaphragm
- word that refers to the neck or part of the uterus
- the number of different organ systems in the human body
- anatomical name for throat
- this organ is both digestive and endocrine
- contractions of the GI tract that move food along
- this blocks food from entering your nose when you swallow
Down
- the stomach is ___ to the pancreas (direction)
- this is the organ system that contains the skin
- 206 of these provide protection, structure and allow for movement
- the technical name for the "back of the head" region
- the only organ system that is different between males & females
- the plane that divides the body into equal left and right parts
- direction: farther from the skin; more internal
- the second section of small intestine
18 Clues: anatomical name for throat • the name of the upper arm bone • the second section of small intestine • the number of bones that make up the skull • this organ is both digestive and endocrine • the organ system that includes the diaphragm • the stomach is ___ to the pancreas (direction) • this is the organ system that contains the skin • ...
Knee Anatomy 2022-09-30
Across
- What is the iliotibial band (IT Band) made up of?
- Another name for knee cap.
- femoris Middle hamstring muscle.
- This muscle group performs knee flexion.
- Joint that is made up by the tibia and the femur.
- cruciate Ligament that prevents posterior translation/dislocation of the tibia.
- Muscle that crosses at both the knee and the hip.
- ligament Attaches patella to tibia.
Down
- tendon Attaches quadriceps muscle group to the patella.
- Muscles that cross at two joints.
- This muscle group performs knee extension.
- lateralis Lateral quadricep muscle.
- cruciate Ligament that prevents anterior translation/dislocation of the tibia.
- Another name for thigh bone.
- Joint that is made up by the patella and femur.
- These two "C" shaped structures help with shock absorption.
- Medial hamstring muscle.
- femoris Quadricep muscle located on top of the vastus intermedius.
- collateral Ligament that attaches the femur to the fibula.
- collateral Ligament that attaches the femur to the tibia.
20 Clues: Medial hamstring muscle. • Another name for knee cap. • Another name for thigh bone. • femoris Middle hamstring muscle. • Muscles that cross at two joints. • lateralis Lateral quadricep muscle. • ligament Attaches patella to tibia. • This muscle group performs knee flexion. • This muscle group performs knee extension. • Joint that is made up by the patella and femur. • ...
megasporangium anatomy 2021-07-10
Across
- fire that kills
- megasporangia are commonly called
- the mass of cells enclosed by integument
- landing platform of pollen grain
- junction where the ovule fuse to funicle
- how many embryo sac does an ovule generaly has
- is the female gametophyte
- free multicarpellary pistil
- ovarian cavity is also called
- in the ovaries megasporangia arise from
Down
- 2 protective envelops over ovule
- stalk attaching ovule to placenta
- fused multicarpellary pistil
- gynoecium with single pistil multicarpellary gynoecium with more than one pistil.
- nucellus stores abundant
- pole opposite to micropylar end
- small opening where integument is incomplete
- basal part of the ovule
18 Clues: fire that kills • basal part of the ovule • nucellus stores abundant • is the female gametophyte • free multicarpellary pistil • fused multicarpellary pistil • ovarian cavity is also called • pole opposite to micropylar end • 2 protective envelops over ovule • landing platform of pollen grain • megasporangia are commonly called • stalk attaching ovule to placenta • ...
Grey’s Anatomy 2021-01-09
Across
- who did Alex beat up
- what gene does Meredith have
- Who was bailey’s fav intern
- Arizona’s speciality
- the award that everyone wants to win
- the name of McVet
- which surgery does an intern do in their first shift
- The name of Meredith’s mother and daughter
- Meredith’s person?
- Mark’s middle name
Down
- original name of the show
- Sloan’s nickname
- how did yang make her surgery wish list
- name of Meredith’s dog
- Alex’s nickname
- Link’s first name
- name of teddy’s friend who died in the twin towers
- city the show takes place in
18 Clues: Alex’s nickname • Sloan’s nickname • Link’s first name • the name of McVet • Meredith’s person? • Mark’s middle name • who did Alex beat up • Arizona’s speciality • name of Meredith’s dog • original name of the show • Who was bailey’s fav intern • what gene does Meredith have • city the show takes place in • the award that everyone wants to win • how did yang make her surgery wish list • ...
Knee Anatomy 2023-02-14
Across
- the largest joint in the knee
- hamstring insertion point, "pes"
- the flat, wide hamstring
- patellar insertion on the tibia
- large, posterior femoris muscle
- the shock absorber
- knock-kneed
- empty space, or fossa
- large, anterior femoris muscle
Down
- two ligaments that stabilize side to side
- lateral knee band
- round, palpable landmarks of the femur
- "table" of the tibia
- the knee joint involving a sesamoid
- the thinner, more pronounced hamstring
- bow-legged
- two ligaments that cross one another
- lateralis, medialis, and intermedius
18 Clues: bow-legged • knock-kneed • lateral knee band • the shock absorber • "table" of the tibia • empty space, or fossa • the flat, wide hamstring • the largest joint in the knee • large, anterior femoris muscle • patellar insertion on the tibia • large, posterior femoris muscle • hamstring insertion point, "pes" • the knee joint involving a sesamoid • two ligaments that cross one another • ...
Plant Anatomy 2023-05-03
Across
- An example of a fruit that comes in many varieties, such as Granny Smith or Red Delicious.
- A word that means to smell good. Used to describe flowers.
- An orange example of an edible root.
- An example of edible leaves. Is usually the base for a salad.
- A channel for transporting water from the roots to the leaves.
- Colorful and fragrant to attract pollinators.
- A yellow example of a fruit that tastes best as a summer drink mixed with sugar and water.
- An example of a leaf that comes from the tree that makes maple syrup.
- An example of an edible stem. It is best with peanut butter.
Down
- Bees or anything that is responsible for moving pollen.
- An example of an edible seed. People usually eat them with the shell on, then spit out the shell.
- A yellow example of a fruit that grows on trees and turns brown when it is too ripe.
- Covers and protects the seed.
- Absorbs water from the soil.
- A berry that is blue.
- Contains the embryo that will become a new plant.
- Where photosynthesis occurs.
- An example of a flower that is most commonly seen on valentines day.
18 Clues: A berry that is blue. • Absorbs water from the soil. • Where photosynthesis occurs. • Covers and protects the seed. • An orange example of an edible root. • Colorful and fragrant to attract pollinators. • Contains the embryo that will become a new plant. • Bees or anything that is responsible for moving pollen. • A word that means to smell good. Used to describe flowers. • ...
Cell Anatomy 2013-10-12
Across
- : made of amino acids
- ER : process and modify proteins
- Direct production of proteins
- Apparatus : receives proteins and lipids and packages them
- : hair-like projections
- : vesicles that contain powerful digestive enzymes
- : protects bacteria and prevents dehydration
- Reticulum : membrane highway attached to nucleus
- Membrane: outer layer of animal cells
Down
- : store water, sugars, salts, and other important substances
- System : a group of connected organelles
- : storage and shipping tank sacs
- : contains hereditary material
- : made of RNA and protein
- : cell powerhouse
- : contains the organelles
- pores : allow passage of proteins, RNA, and ribosomes parts
- ER : synthesizes lipids
18 Clues: : cell powerhouse • : made of amino acids • : hair-like projections • ER : synthesizes lipids • : made of RNA and protein • : contains the organelles • Direct production of proteins • : contains hereditary material • : storage and shipping tank sacs • ER : process and modify proteins • Membrane: outer layer of animal cells • System : a group of connected organelles • ...
Anatomy 1 2018-01-20
Across
- – liquid part of blood which is not a cell
- secretes -bile detoxifies blood and metabolizes nutrients
- - It carries pure blood from the heart to all parts except pulmonary artery
- protective in function
- transfers food to stomach
- -Air sacs
- churns the food into chime
- - It carries impure blood
Down
- intestine- digests the food and absorbs the nutrients
- - produces digestive enzyme and hormones
- Intestine- forms Vitamin K and absorbs excess water
- spongy elastic organ situated in thoracic cavity
- transport of oxygen
- -wind pipe
- flap hat guards opening of wind and food pipe
- - lubricant of food and adds enzymes
- space where tonsils are situated
- - pumping station
18 Clues: -Air sacs • -wind pipe • - pumping station • transport of oxygen • protective in function • transfers food to stomach • - It carries impure blood • churns the food into chime • space where tonsils are situated • - lubricant of food and adds enzymes • - produces digestive enzyme and hormones • – liquid part of blood which is not a cell • flap hat guards opening of wind and food pipe • ...
Eye Anatomy 2023-10-30
Across
- center of macula.
- required prescription lenses for near only
- aqueous humor is produced by this
- patient's cornea is mishappen.
- layer of eye consists of iris, choroid, and ciliary body.
- another term for eyelid
- hairs that run along the eyelid to protect eye from debris
- layer of eye consists of cornea and sclera.
- nearsighted
- the process of focusing on objects based on their distance.
Down
- condition where light come into focus directly onto the retina.
- the "blind spot"
- protective barrier of cornea
- layer of photoreceptors and neurons.
- fluid found in anterior and posterior chambers.
- makes up 90% thickness of cornea
- colored area under cornea that controls amount of light let in to eye.
- farsighted
18 Clues: farsighted • nearsighted • the "blind spot" • center of macula. • another term for eyelid • protective barrier of cornea • patient's cornea is mishappen. • makes up 90% thickness of cornea • aqueous humor is produced by this • layer of photoreceptors and neurons. • required prescription lenses for near only • layer of eye consists of cornea and sclera. • ...
Renal anatomy 2024-09-10
Across
- Which vein drains into the left renal vein?
- What organ is found superior to the kidney?
- Into which structure do the papillary ducts in the kidney drain?
- What nerve goes through the lesser sciatic foramen?
- What type of epithelial cell lines the bladder?
- Which main artery supplies blood to the bladder? (2 words)
- What is the lowest point in the ureter where a renal stone can become lodged? (2 words)
- Out of the three nerves located posterior to the kidney, which one is the most inferior?
- What is the muscle involved in micturition in males?
Down
- what arteries supply the kidney?
- what part of the kidney contains the loop of Henle and collecting ducts?
- Which structure is located posterior to the bladder in females?
- What is the functional unit of a kidney called?
- where is the kidney located in the abdomen?
- What artery runs over the distal ureter in females
- What glands are found superior to the kidney?
- What is the level of the iliac crest?
- At what level is the superior pole of the left kidney found in?
18 Clues: what arteries supply the kidney? • What is the level of the iliac crest? • Which vein drains into the left renal vein? • What organ is found superior to the kidney? • where is the kidney located in the abdomen? • What glands are found superior to the kidney? • What is the functional unit of a kidney called? • What type of epithelial cell lines the bladder? • ...
ENT anatomy 2024-08-18
Across
- This sinus opens up into the nasal cavity
- This structure contains the parotid duct
- Which paranasal sinus is found most posterior in the skull
- A tube that connects the nasopharynx to the middle ear
- Curved shelves of bone projecting from the lateral walls of the nasal cavity
- This bone is found on level C3
- The nerve roots of this nerve are C3,4,5
- Contains both the same artery and vein within the posterior triangle of the neck
Down
- which artery gives rise to the right common carotid artery
- This structure forms the lateral border of the anterior triangle of the neck
- Which nerve innervates the Tongue
- the outermost(lateral) bone in the middle ear
- The section between the base of the skull to the soft palate
- The only muscle innervated by the superior laryngeal nerve
- A muscle that relaxes the vocal ligament
- What type of fluid is found in the cochlear duct
- which laryngeal cartilage forms the laryngeal prominence
- what nerve is encased in the carotid sheath
18 Clues: This bone is found on level C3 • Which nerve innervates the Tongue • A muscle that relaxes the vocal ligament • This structure contains the parotid duct • The nerve roots of this nerve are C3,4,5 • This sinus opens up into the nasal cavity • what nerve is encased in the carotid sheath • the outermost(lateral) bone in the middle ear • ...
Functional Anatomy 2025-08-12
Across
- Muscle at the front of the upper arm responsible for elbow flexion.
- The thigh bone, largest bone in the body.
- Calf muscle responsible for plantarflexion of the foot.
- Muscle group at the back of the thigh responsible for knee flexion.
- Voluntary type of muscle tissue.
- The larger, weight-bearing bone of the lower leg.
- Shoulder muscle responsible for abduction of the arm.
- The lateral bone of the forearm.
- The medial bone of the forearm.
- The shoulder blade.
Down
- Involuntary type of muscle tissue (Heart).
- The upper arm bone.
- The collarbone.
- Muscle group at the front of the thigh responsible for knee extension.
- Involuntary type of muscle tissue (Hollow organs).
- The bony structure at the base of the spine to which the legs are attached.
- Muscle at the back of the upper arm responsible for elbow extension.
- The smaller bone of the lower leg.
18 Clues: The collarbone. • The upper arm bone. • The shoulder blade. • The medial bone of the forearm. • Voluntary type of muscle tissue. • The lateral bone of the forearm. • The smaller bone of the lower leg. • The thigh bone, largest bone in the body. • Involuntary type of muscle tissue (Heart). • The larger, weight-bearing bone of the lower leg. • ...
Radiological anatomy 2025-07-04
Across
- The anatomical landmark is vital for chest X-ray inspiration test.
- A black spot on an MRI that may indicate fluid or inflammation.
- A fluid-filled sac appears black on USG owing to no interior echoes.
- The plane that divides the body into anterior and posterior portions
- What is injected into the body to produce nuclear medicine images?
- The anatomical structure appears radiolucent on an X-ray
- Image-taking of blood arteries using contrast material.
- Unit The unit measures tissue density in CT.
- The 'contrast media' help visualize in radiological imaging
- Tomography Cross-sectional body pictures are created using X-rays.
Down
- The term for an artifact on a CT scan caused by metallic objects
- Structure with high sound wave reflection and vivid ultrasound pictures
- To evaluate blood flow and organ function
- The main energy source for Magnetic Resonance Imaging
- A chest X-ray involves the patient standing and facing the detector.
- Which radiation-free imaging is safe for pregnant women.
- Which bone is commonly visualized in a 'frog-leg' lateral view X-ray?
- The imaging technique is best for visualizing fine details of bone fractures
18 Clues: To evaluate blood flow and organ function • Unit The unit measures tissue density in CT. • The main energy source for Magnetic Resonance Imaging • Image-taking of blood arteries using contrast material. • The anatomical structure appears radiolucent on an X-ray • Which radiation-free imaging is safe for pregnant women. • ...
Jólaleikur FÍLS 2021-12-22
9 Clues: Friends • Kaffihús • Höfuðborg • Skíðasvæði • Djammstaður • Anatomy kennari • Matvörubúð í martin • Næstsíðasti jólasveinninn • Fjöldi landamæra við slóvakíu
About Greek Medicine 2025-11-23
Across
- One of the four humors, associated with sadness and melancholy.
- Idea that the human body is a "small universe" reflecting the big cosmos.
- Treatment using plants and herbal preparations.
- The study of the structure of the human body.
- In Greek medicine, lifestyle including food, sleep, and exercise.
- Healing temple in ancient Greece where sick people went for treatment.
- Famous ancient Greek physician known as the "father of medicine".
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- One of the four humors, associated with anger and quick temper.
- The study of how the organs and systems of the body work.
- Character type linked to the balance of the four humors.
- One of the four humors, linked with energy and vitality.
- One of the four humors, linked with calm and slow temperament.
- General term for methods used to treat illness and support healing.
- The art and science of preventing and treating disease.
- The Hippocratic promise taken by new doctors to follow medical ethics.
- Greek-Roman physician who made major contributions to anatomy and physiology.
16 Clues: The study of the structure of the human body. • Treatment using plants and herbal preparations. • The art and science of preventing and treating disease. • Character type linked to the balance of the four humors. • One of the four humors, linked with energy and vitality. • The study of how the organs and systems of the body work. • ...
Wild Horse Wind Farm 2022-09-16
Across
- Regulates RPM
- Petrified Forest
- Utility (abbr.)
- Permit Partner
- Generates Electricity
- Tribe Matriarch
- Tour Shoes
- Turbine Manufacturer
- Holds Turbine Anatomy
- Twice Daily
- Spring Shed
- Flightless Bird
Down
- Grinds Grain
- Hedgehog
- Tour Guides
- Powers the Visitor's Center
- Hardhats and Safety Glasses
- Heaviest Component
- Tall, Dark and Handsome
- Peak 3
- Tour Turbine
- Watch out for
- Prominent Wind Direction
- Neighbors
- Peak 2
- Peak 1
26 Clues: Peak 3 • Peak 2 • Peak 1 • Hedgehog • Neighbors • Tour Shoes • Tour Guides • Twice Daily • Spring Shed • Grinds Grain • Tour Turbine • Regulates RPM • Watch out for • Permit Partner • Utility (abbr.) • Tribe Matriarch • Flightless Bird • Petrified Forest • Heaviest Component • Turbine Manufacturer • Generates Electricity • Holds Turbine Anatomy • Tall, Dark and Handsome • Prominent Wind Direction • ...
Biology Fields 2025-02-12
13 Clues: Fungi • Plants • Viruses • Animals • Life in other eras • Changes of species • Organism's behavior • Cells and their structure • Structure of living things • How living things function • Ecosystems and interactions • Uses life to improve human lives • Chemical processes in living things
Scientific Revolution Crossword Puzzle 2025-03-11
Across
- Around the Sun
- The scientific ______
- Proposed heliocentric model
- Revolutionized human anatomy studies
- Discovered the planets elliptical orbits
- Discovered oxygen
- Isaac Newton
Down
- Formulated laws of gravity
- Influenced the Scientific Revolution
- Helps see tiny objects
- Discovered the heart as a pump
- Magnify
- Educated guess on a theory
- Father of modern chemistry
- Old belief before Heliocentric
- Accurate time keeping
- Discovered Jupiter
17 Clues: Magnify • Isaac Newton • Around the Sun • Discovered oxygen • Discovered Jupiter • The scientific ______ • Accurate time keeping • Helps see tiny objects • Formulated laws of gravity • Educated guess on a theory • Father of modern chemistry • Proposed heliocentric model • Discovered the heart as a pump • Old belief before Heliocentric • Influenced the Scientific Revolution • ...
Branches of Biology 2022-11-14
Across
- microorganisms
- study of cells at the molecular level
- viruses
- tissues
- study of plants
- study of fungi
- nature and the cause of diseases
- animals
- reptiles and amphibians
- bacteria
Down
- worms
- birds
- mammals
- fossils
- origin of organisms over time
- relationship between living things and the environment
- classification of living things
- insects
- study of fishes
- normal functions of living things
- internal structure of living things
- heredity and variation
22 Clues: worms • birds • mammals • fossils • viruses • tissues • insects • animals • bacteria • microorganisms • study of fungi • study of fishes • study of plants • heredity and variation • reptiles and amphibians • origin of organisms over time • classification of living things • nature and the cause of diseases • normal functions of living things • internal structure of living things • ...
Med term 2020-01-22
Across
- black, dark
- bones of the spine
- kneecap
- blood clots
- increased urination
- small
- study of mind
- voice box
- acid body condition
- stomach
- gums
- blue
Down
- white, colorless
- vein
- lack of blood
- center,core
- male reproductive system
- the study of body structure
- small sacs
- blockage in a vessel
- disorder of the mind
- inability to sleep
- muscle contraction
- pertaining to the heart
- means one
25 Clues: vein • gums • blue • small • kneecap • stomach • voice box • means one • small sacs • black, dark • center,core • blood clots • lack of blood • study of mind • white, colorless • bones of the spine • inability to sleep • muscle contraction • increased urination • acid body condition • blockage in a vessel • disorder of the mind • pertaining to the heart • male reproductive system • the study of body structure
Med term 2020-01-22
Across
- black, dark
- bones of the spine
- kneecap
- blood clots
- increased urination
- small
- study of mind
- voice box
- acid body condition
- stomach
- gums
- blue
Down
- white, colorless
- vein
- lack of blood
- center,core
- male reproductive system
- the study of body structure
- small sacs
- blockage in a vessel
- disorder of the mind
- inability to sleep
- muscle contraction
- pertaining to the heart
- means one
25 Clues: vein • gums • blue • small • kneecap • stomach • voice box • means one • small sacs • black, dark • center,core • blood clots • lack of blood • study of mind • white, colorless • bones of the spine • inability to sleep • muscle contraction • increased urination • acid body condition • blockage in a vessel • disorder of the mind • pertaining to the heart • male reproductive system • the study of body structure
Words of Medicine 2020-04-21
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- end of a root
- knee
- shoulder blade
- medical unit word
- prediction outcome
- half
- inflammation
- dropping of the kidney
- sody structure study
- partial
- eye
- vessel blockage
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- abnormal
- many
- four
- child care treatment
- inflammation stomach
- doctor
- before a root
- function living organism
- study nervous system
- heart specialist
- heart
- abbreviation formed from the first letter of a word
- word contains more than one root
25 Clues: eye • many • four • knee • half • heart • doctor • partial • abnormal • inflammation • end of a root • before a root • shoulder blade • vessel blockage • heart specialist • medical unit word • prediction outcome • child care treatment • inflammation stomach • study nervous system • sody structure study • dropping of the kidney • function living organism • word contains more than one root • ...
