greys anatomy Crossword Puzzles

13 Clues: Has a trunk • Flying mammal • Large marsupial • Man's best friend • Likes to chase mice • largest cranial nerve • Largest organ in the body • Muscle that abducts the arm • Bone that forms the lower jaw • bone that forms prominence of cheek • Bone that forms the heel of the foot • small bone in the inner ear involved in hearing • ...

13 Clues: a baby elephant • flexible and long • a grown male elephant • long, and pointy, teeth • flat, for chewing leaves • gray, wrinkled, sensitive • hairy, can swat at insects • round and flat, can't jump • unable to see beyond 60 feet • type of animal, not a reptile or bird • the oldest female elephant of the herd • the family that an elephant travels with • ...

13 Clues: Collarbone • Chest plate • Main arm bone • Scapular border near spine • Scapular border near armpit • Anterior projection of scapula • Lateral projection of the scapula • Superior fossa on posterior scapula • Another name for the shoulder blade • Inferior fossa on posterior scapula • Projection between Down 1 & Across 7 • End of ulna that articulates with humerus • ...

8 Clues: The remaining 30% is received via..... • Largest gland in the body and weighs ~1.5kg • The liver receives 70% of its blood via..... • This lobe lies between the ligamentum venosum and the groove for the IVC • In relation to the liver, this surface is accessible to examination by percussion • ...

8 Clues: holds up body • moves the body • covers the brain • study of the body • covers the muscles • runs through the body • blood away from the heart • carry blood through the body

8 Clues: jjhkhi • jhkjhk • jhihijh • not living • Acid kjkjoj • Tetanus jhjhjk • Contraction jhjhkj • Contraction jhjhhk

8 Clues: jhjhhk • jhjhkj • jhjhjk • jjhkhi • kjkjoj • jhkjhk • jhihijh • not living

20 Clues: Preserved remains of ancient organisms • Structures that have no current function • Change over time (specifically genetic change) • Explains the "why" behind a large body of facts • More offspring are produced than can actually survive • Proposed the theory of evolution by natural selection • The process in which humans select for specific traits • ...

10 Clues: Used to cure colds. • Discovered anatomy. • Often used in remedies. • Thought to cure smallpox. • There are ________ humours. • Women often died in ___________. • Another medical theory of the time. • Queen Elizabeth I survived__________? • Was carried around by flea infested animals. • Doctors tested ________ to diagnose a patient.

10 Clues: god • the power to • cutting a body • a center point • study of the body • the study of beauty • a peek in art period • beginning of the Renaisance • painting strategy that includes lime paper • a personality trait that denotes cunningness, the ability to be a leader

14 Clues: Makes paintings • Makes sculptures • Painted "Mona Lisa" • Synonym for consider • Makes jewelry from gold • The upper part of a room • A place to learn and study • The study on the human body • vain Synonym to "to no avail" • State of not being able to see • Leonardo Da Vinci was his pupil • Country where Renaissance prevailed • To bring into the previous condition • ...

14 Clues: Makes paintings • Makes sculptures • Painted "Mona Lisa" • Synonym for consider • Makes jewelry from gold • The upper part of a room • Synonym for "to no avail" • A place to learn and study • The study on the human body • State of not being able to see • Leonardo Da Vinci was his pupil • Country where Renaissance prevailed • To bring into the previous condition • ...

12 Clues: to happen • simple and crude • estimate or measure • nearness in space or time • dishonest, immoral people • arrogant and superior acting • moved energetically and noisily • the structure of a plant or animal • a small or thin amount of something • controls or determines what happens • thinking and expressing oneself clearly • ...

13 Clues: tiredness • a weakness • intentional; aware • done without intention • to stop from happening • to stop from happening • to become more advanced • either half of the brain • to become less sensitive • structure of human or animal bodies • to believe someone is good or sincere • to make suitable for new use; to change • ...

10 Clues: has 6 pets • saved a baby • ended world hunger • is scared of sharks • favorite hobby is hiking • Her favorite book is hatchet • favorite holiday is Christmas • Favorite show is Grey's Anatomy • her favorite dessert is cinnamon rolls • Would like to have invisibility as a superpower

10 Clues: plants • animals • tiny organisms • the uses and effects of drugs • the classification of organisms • the nature and effects of poisons • the bodily structure of organisms • the causes and effects of disease • the relationships between various organisms • the functions of living organisms and their parts

10 Clues: living ting • simphysicsweight • study of the earth • anything that has mass • particular kind of matter • study of living organisms • study of the composition of matter • study of bodily structure of organisms • sciences study of the natural universe • study of the interaction of matter and energy

17 Clues: lying facedown • fast heart beat • toward the head • sitting position • lying on the back • away from the head • closer to the torso • the trunk of the body • the study of the heart • the study of body function • farther away from the torso • the study of body structure • toward the midline of the body • the back of the body or body part • the front of the body or body part • ...

17 Clues: Our favorite snack • Amy’s favorite stinker • Madison’s dream concert • Madison’s favorite pizza • my favorite thing Amy does • my favorite thing about Amy • Amy’s go to Starbucks order • Madison’s go to coffee place • One place we both wanna go to • first concert we saw together • Amy’s favorite type of Martini • Something you’re really good at • something we like to do together • ...

20 Clues: Preserved remains of ancient organisms • Structures that have no current function • Change over time (specifically genetic change) • Explains the "why" behind a large body of facts • More offspring are produced than can actually survive • Proposed the theory of evolution by natural selection • The process in which humans select for specific traits • ...

13 Clues: Organ that produces urine • This organ secretes insulin • The lungs form part of this system • The functions of the body is called • The structure of the body is called • The system that breaks down the food you eat • Carries deoxygenated blood back to the heart • Passes nutrients from the blood to the cells • Carries oxygenated blood away from the heart • ...

13 Clues: tarsus • equivalent to human knee • carpus of hoofed animals • area dorsal to the scapulas • dorsal part of the base of the tail • top of the head between the bases of the ears • area of the proximal phalanx of hoofed animals • large metacarpal or metatarsal bone of hoofed animals • trunk of the body - formed by the rib cage and the abdomen • ...

13 Clues: funneled power • houses graphics card • Stores temporary information • Turns digital codes into sounds • Stores the basic operating system • used to connect mice and keyboards • connects many different peripherals • connects to older printers and scanners • carries out the computer's instructions • houses most of your computer’s components • ...

13 Clues: fui adotada • sou ex alcoolatra • tive um aborto espontaneo • sou conhecido por gostosão • ganhei 8 milhoes de dolares • conheci minha esposa em um bar • minha mae me colocou para adoção • sou a irmao mais nova de meredith grey • vi meu pai ser morto com 5 anos de idade • perdi minha perna em um acidente de avião • fui abandonada em uma estação de bombeiros • ...

13 Clues: also known as a Com port • holds your graphics card • for old printers and scanners • used for old keyboard and mice • where the CPU stores data temporary • funnels powers into the colored cables • Carries out the computers instructions • where the operating system is installed • Holds most of your computers components • lets peripheral communicate with processor • ...

13 Clues: Where water is absorbed • The site of gas exchange • The system that breaks down food • The system that moves blood throughout the body • Mouth→ pharynx→ larynx→ ___→ bronchi→ bronchioles→ alveoli • The system that is responsible for gas exchange and ventilation • Mouth→ pharynx→ ___→ stomach → small intestine → large intestine • ...

13 Clues: Рот • Глаз • Когти • Хвост • Орган нюха • Клюв птички • Орган слуха • Домашнее животное • Ладошка кота или собаки • Усы на мордочке животного • Мягкое покрытие животного • То, что помогает птице лететь • Ремешок на шейке собаки или кота

13 Clues: Xylem transports... • Phloem transports... • open and close stomata • outermost layer of cells • waxy covering of the leaf • where photosynthesis occurs • connects the leaf to the stem • openings that allow exchange of gas • layer of cells within leaf, has 2 layers • column-like layer, lies under the epidermis • vascular tissue within the veins of the leaf (goes only up • ...

13 Clues: the foot • side of an animal • rear of the animal • front of the animal • palm of the hand/ paw • along the belly surface • towards the tail of the animal • towards the head of the animal • near the front/end of the body • part of limb closets to the body • along the back and uppermost surface • part of a limb furthest from the body • body plane that divides the animal into two

13 Clues: "bundles of fibre" • "the way you carry yourself" • "they act as shock absorbers" • "2 types of muscle, action and ..." • "psychological .... can cause back pain" • "....during handling can lead to a back injury" • "physical activity performed to improve fitness" • "...or standing for too long can cause back pain" • "form of exercise in gym that can cause back-pain" • ...

13 Clues: The short thin anterior structure used to taste food. • The exoskeleton covering the fused head and thorax region. • The large anterior claws used for grasping food, fighting and movement. • The long thin anterior structures used to touch and taste food and maintain balance. • ...

13 Clues: holds the slide in place • He gave us the word 'cells' • look through this lens first • regulates the amount of light • flat surface that holds the slide • small knob that sharpens the image • knob that moves the stage up and down • "All living things are made of ....." • turn this on so you can see something • a close look or inspection of something • ...

13 Clues: bootup instructions • holds graphics card • Controls data Traffic • improves sound quality • Green and purple ports • A computers main memory • The brain of the computer • older port for peripherals • older printer and scanner port • feeds power down the coloured cables • communes with the CPU/processor fast • Connects different kinds of peripherals • ...

13 Clues: J • E • L • K • I • F • G • M • C • D • H • B • A

13 Clues: end of the pelvic bones. • the breast of an animal. • injuries can cause mastitis. • the two opening of the nose. • swat flies or other irritations. • is the bag-shaped part of a cow. • determines the speed of an animal. • comprises the jaws, mouth and nose. • protects the end of the foot in certain animals. • hanging fold of skin under the throat of an animal. • ...

13 Clues: /INPUT DEVICE • /INPUT DEVICE • /CONVERTS VOLTAGE • /RHYMES WITH SCAMMER • /USED MOSTLY IN GAMES • /INPUT DEVICE • /RELATED WITH KEYBOARD • /USUALLY USED IN ZOOM CALLS • /DAUGHTER BOARDS ARE PLUGGED INTO IT • /EVERYTHING THAT MAKES UP A COMPUTER • / HAS TO DO WITH THE MOUSE • / ALSO KNOWN AS INTEGER UNIT • ...

13 Clues: the.mouth • colour of haemoglobin • the fluid part of blood • this produces voice sounds • this receives visual images • these allow bodily movements • this protects internal organs • this organ controls metabolism • organ controls thought and memory • the body exudes this through the skin • this exchanges oxygen and carbon dioxide • the bladder stores this fluid temporarily • ...

13 Clues: Upper arm bone • Medial forearm bone • Lateral forearm bone • Medial end of the humerus • Lateral end of the humerus • Main muscle for elbow flexion • Prominence on the medial elbow • Main muscle for elbow extension • Prominence on the lateral elbow • Main muscle for elbow supination • Bony end of the ulna; makes "elbow" • Deep muscle that supports elbow extension • ...

8 Clues: holds up body • moves the body • covers the brain • study of the body • covers the muscles • runs through the body • blood away from the heart • carry blood through the body

8 Clues: the organ of hearing • clean the blood of toxins • It pumps blood throughout your body • creates natural juices called pancreatic • controls thought memory emotion and breath • supports your body weight to help you stand • the process of gas exchange called respiration • digest food and send it to your small intestine

8 Clues: holds bile • take in air • Holds urine • pumps blood • digests food • detoxes things • intestine helps digest food • controls level of red and white blood cells

8 Clues: communicates with other cells • impairs the lower extremities • raised ridges that cover the cerebrum • the disease where you lose gray matter • part of the neuron that transmits signals • a bacterial disease that breaks down acetycholine • a colorless fluid similar to blood plasma but without proteins • ...

8 Clues: Also known as the shoulder blade. • Eating or taking food into the body. • Also known as phalanges; the bones in the fingers • muscle that draws the mouth out and back while grinning. • Smaller bone on the forearm on the same side as the thumb. • When muscles turn inward, for example when the palm faces downward. • ...

8 Clues: Used for cooling. • Found on all four legs. • Dogs don't have this bone. • Allows dogs to see in dim light. • Provides protection from scratching. • Responsible for dogs strong scenes of smell. • Only allows a dog to see in shade of yellow and blue. • Shoulder blades are placed on the side of the ___ rather than over the back.

9 Clues: nodules immune surveillance. • a tissue located high in the throat. • a that carry information or signals away. • t cells a previously encountered antigens. • a a lymphatic organ located in the upper chest • a posterior to the stomach and below the diaphragm • a blood cells through capillary walls into the tissues. • ...

10 Clues: "to move" • Angle to knee • wrist to hand • "the study of" • heart to pelvis • two main functions • movement that flexes foot • movement inferior in a frontal plane • allows only extension and flexion due to its anatomy • movement of the radius and ulna anterior or superior

10 Clues: allow motion • slightly movable • meaning: "the study of" • in the dorsal body cavity • held in place by ligaments • in the ventral body cavity • what kinesiology encompasses • a hollow space within the body • system with a series of joints • joint where bones are connected by ligaments

13 Clues: Stores the DNA • Is semi-permeable part of the cell • The way plants make food from light • What plants have that make them rigid • A component that allows the cell to move • This is where energy is made for the cell • Membranes contain _______ that are polar molecules • The cell type that plants, humans and animals have • ...

13 Clues: Much slower than new USB and FireWire ports. • The brain that carries out your computer’s instructions. • Funnels power through multi coloured cables to each device. • Houses your graphics card which supplies the image to the monitor. • The motherboard manufacturer installs a basic operating system in this chip. • ...

13 Clues: Random Access Memory • It houses graphics cards • It is also known as a COM port • It helps draw power from the computer • It is what newer mice and keyboards require • It is used to connect different types of peripherals • It is the brain that carries out computer instructions • It performs system checks before starting your main OS • ...

13 Clues: lost her leg • Seattle _____ • main character • Meredith’s mom • moved to nyc with penny • died from truck collision • Richard, Bailey, and Meredith • what did Lexie’s mom die from • married to Richard after Adele • died most recently in season 17 • almost died from electrical water • died in the woods after plane crash • name of hospital after buy from Avery foundation

13 Clues: The basic living unit of life • Any place where two bones meet • A type of flexible connective tissue • Band or sheet of fibrous connective tissues • The process by which cartilage is replaced by bone • A group of similar cells that perform a specialized function • A cord of fibrous tissue that connects a bone to another bone • ...

13 Clues: Where water is absorbed. • The sire of fas exchange. • The System that breaks down food. • The system that moves blood throughout the body. • The system that is responsible for gas exchange and ventilation. • where nutrients are absorbed in the villi and sent to the bloodstream. • The system that collects, processes, and reacts to sensory information. • ...

13 Clues: On paw • Side of body • Front of body • Upper back side • Towards the nose • Upper side of foot • Facing towards the head • The back side of an animal • Back side or rump side of animal • Closest to the point of attachment • Farthest from the point of attachment • Upper side or facing the animals head • Middle of the animals body or body part

13 Clues: Tough tissue; connects muscle to bone. • Thigh bone; largest bone in the human body. • Nerve cell; building block of the nervous system. • Living being; examples: a plant, animal, or human. • Feel-good chemical; associated with pleasure and reward. • Chemical messenger; regulates body functions and growth. • Nasal opening; allows air to enter the respiratory system. • ...

13 Clues: (Upper) Passageway where the nose and mouth meet. • (Lower) The smallest component of the bronchial tree. • (Upper) Air-filled spaces connected to the nasal passages. • (Upper) Flap of skin that covers the larynx during swallowing. • (Upper) Cells that line the respiratory tract and secrete mucus. • ...

13 Clues: the "little brain" • also known as the kneecap • the lower part of the womb • also known as the windpipe • the lower part of the trunk • the smaller of the two leg bones • an organ through which food passes • an organ that regulates blood sugar levels • the movement of air into and out of the lungs • a large, dome-shaped muscle that helps you breathe • ...

13 Clues: what carries instructions • used to connect varies devices • part inside mice and keyboards • where data is stored short term • transfers data from other devices • a part that supports varies plugs • this collects data from the computer • Main compounds of the main components • used for interprocesser communication • funnels power through the multicolored cabels • ...

13 Clues: MP3s require this connection. • Stores temporary information. • A very fast peripherals port. • Provides power to your computer. • Allows your computer to process sound. • The port that houses your graphics card. • Houses most of your computer's components. • An old port, typically used for old printers. • An obsolete port that's quickly going out of use. • ...

13 Clues: love • eating • holds bile • holds urine • how you breathe • filters the blood • turns your food into waste • absorbs nutrients from food • empties urine from the bladder • controls the level of blood cells • if it fails that's called diabetes • it contracts and relaxes when you breathe • carries your food from your mouth to your stomach

13 Clues: A body of lava, with one or more lava flows • Conduit through which lava travels beneath the surface of a lava flow • Molten rock beneath Earth’s surface capable of intrusion and extrusion. • An outpouring of molten rock from a vent onto Earth's surface during an effusive volcanic eruption • ...

13 Clues: transfers data • green and purple ports • performs system checks • houses your graphics card • sends power through cables • known as communication port • can add devices to this slot • houses most computer components • can connect printers or scanners • carries out computer instructions • attach to the motherboards PCI slots • can connect multiple devices at once • ...

14 Clues: Each muscle: • Muscle Cell=? • Each fascicle: • Attached to bones • Each muscle fiber: • This muscle lines hollow organs • Attachment to the immovable bone • This surrounds the entire muscle tissue • Circular muscle and longitudinal muscle • Cardiac muscle is located in the ________ • Epimysia blend into strong, cord-like ______ • Muscles are responsible for _______ of the body • ...

13 Clues: the chest of the dog • the tip of the muzzle • the front parts of the jaws • the wrist, the bones of the pastern joint • the top of the shoulders, just behind the neck • the joint at the uppermost part of the forelegs • the indented part of the backbone, set on the rump • the part of the body between the loin and the withers • ...

14 Clues: abducts the vocal cords • adducts the vocal cords • protects true vocal cords • opening between vocal folds • forms anterior and lateral wall • rima glottidis plus vocal cords • produce sound as passing air causes vibration • connects cricoid cartilage to thyroid cartilage • rest on top/posterior border of cricoid cartilage • ...

13 Clues: Backbone side of an organism • This term means head region or above • Frogs start their lives out in this stage • Living layer of skin that has blood vessels • Used to cool the body when released onto the skin • Produced by the skin to keep the hair and skin moist • Term used to describe a living thing with no skin pigment • ...

13 Clues: When rocks become so hot they become liquid • When sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxide emitted from volcanoes reacts with water molecules in the air, it produces _____ _____. • These molten rocks are thrown out from a volcano and are at least 66mm in size. On exit, they cool down and become extrusive igneous rocks. • ...

13 Clues: Milk-producing sacs in the breast. • Areola smells same like which fluid • Another term for milk-secreting cell. • Pigmented area surrounding the nipple. • Hormone responsible for milk production. • Style of feeding that follows baby's cues • Channels that carry milk toward the nipple. • Emotional connection between mother and baby. • ...

13 Clues: Male parts • To look pretty • Supports anther • The mature ovary • The female parts • Holds the pollen • Catches the pollen • Supports the stigma • Keeps a flower closed • Where fertilization occurs • Produces food for photosynthesis • Anchors and keeps the plant in place • Tube that transports nutrients throughout the flower system

13 Clues: Live tissue at the base of the nail • Half-moon shape at the base of the nail • Area of the nail where the nail body rests • Folds of skin on either side of the nail groove • Living tissue underneath the free edge of the nail • Pocket-like structure that holds the root and matrix • Visible nail area from the nail root to the free edge • ...

14 Clues: red • cava • atrium • plates • no oxygen • blood cells • blood cells • difuse the blood • vein and arteriey • protien in the blood • division between heart • smallest blood vessels • moves blood around the body • carries blood from left vetricle to rest of body

13 Clues: Jess' Favorite Color • Number of years dating • Jess & Omeed's Pet Gecko • Where Jess currently works • Where Omeed proposed under • Where Omeed currently works • Eldest Person in the Couple • Class where Jess & Omeed Met • Omeed's Favorite Football team • Type of Physicians Jess & Omeed are • Something Jess & Omeed can't live without • ...

13 Clues: This is the brain of the computer • Allows data to flow through its circuits • An even faster port that transfers data at 400Mbps. • Connects older printers and scanners to a computer. • Part of a computer that allows for better sound quality. • Stores data and information that can be modified and replaced • ...

13 Clues: connects canaliculi • cells that digest bone • is filled with yellow marrow • not intermembranous ossification • the middle section of a long bone • the repeating units of compact bone • thin fibrous layer that covers bone • between the diaphysis and the epiphysis • main vessel suppling blood to a long bone • porous bone usually filled with red marrow • ...

13 Clues: temporary storage • permanent storage • power supply unit • houses graphics card • controls sound quality • basic input/output system • the brain of the computer • needed to use mice and keyboards • connects to printers and scanners • used for older keyboards and mice • houses all the computer's components • lots of peripherals need this to work • ...

13 Clues: a computer is a? • mac is short for? • A desktop case lays? • is used to print documents • connects to any type device • button turns computer off/on • records your voice by talking in to it • touchpads are common on these computers • main way to communicate with a computer • used for audio by connecting speaker plugs • you make drawings motion on a pad using your? • ...

13 Clues: being replaced • general storage • transfers data fast • Center of a computer • the heart of a computer • are used for older inputs • Contains the Graphics card • Communicates with Processer • Basic software installments • are becoming universal inputs • can input the mice and keyboard • used when the computer has no sound chip • transfer power throughout devices in a computer

13 Clues: the part of the eye that produces aqueous humor. • the tough, opaque tissue that serves as the eye’s protective outer coat. • the transparent structure behind the pupil that focuses light rays onto the retina. • the dark center in the middle of the iris. The pupil determines how much light is let into the eye. • ...

13 Clues: Produces ATP • gets rid of waste • produces lipids and proteins • Packages and delivers proteins • Forms proteins from amino acids • found only in plants and protects the cell • Gel like substance that surrounds the cell • a DNA molecule that can replace a chromosome • Located in the center of the cell and holds DNA • found only in animal cells and breaks down waste • ...

13 Clues: where pollen germinates • has pistils but no stamen • where ovules are produced • has stamen and no pistils • the male fertilizing organ. • powder like and it helps reproduce. • part of stalk where parts are attached • female flowers contain these in pistil. • stalk of pistil connects to ovary system. • thread like stalk that supports an anther • ...

13 Clues: A large PCB • This houses your graphics card • The hard drive isnt nearly as fast as this • Many peripherals require these connections • Are much slower than usb and firewire ports • Most mice and keyboards require these ports • This is used to connect types of peripherals • The brain that carries your computers actions • Old printers usually use these to connect usb • ...

13 Clues: magnifies 10x • carries the slide • holds slide in place • supports the microscope • illuminates the specimen • holds the upper assembly • moves the body tube bunches • moves body tube tiny amounts • holds objective lenses in place • they can be low, medium, or high • allows light to come through the stage • your favorite 7th grade science teacher • ...

13 Clues: The cheekbones • Forms the base of the skull • There are five of these bones • Bone that houses the tear ducts • Where two bones meet each other • The only moveable bone of the skull • The bones that makes up the upper jaw • Forms the roof and sides of the skull • Protects the brain and forms the forehead • The connection point for all the skull bones • ...

13 Clues: The cheekbones • Forms the base of the skull • There are five of these bones • Bone that houses the tear ducts • Where two bones meet each other • The only moveable bone of the skull • The bones that makes up the upper jaw • Forms the roof and sides of the skull • Protects the brain and forms the forehead • The connection point for all the skull bones • ...

13 Clues: ports are hot, swappable • houses most of your computers • prettiest component by any means • one of the motherboards PCI's slots • can transfer data at up to 480 Mbps. • heatsinks use fans to augment the cooling process • peripherals communicate quicklywith the proccessor • virtual memory stores and releasesdata at slower rate • ...

13 Clues: ien • shin • perna • scalp • teeth • gland • throat • kidney • earlobe • sierain • laskimo • keuhkot • virtsarakko

13 Clues: What nodes drain the breast tissue • what nerve innervate the perineum? • What is the main artery that supplies the uterus • What cells in the pancreas have exocrine function • What lymph nodes do the testes and ovaries drain into • Connection between the pituitary gland and the hypothalamus • Which embryonic duct forms part of the female reproductive organ • ...

13 Clues: nostrils • tube leading to the stomach • passage eggs travel through to the cloaca • used for insulation and sometimes a source of energy • opening to pharynx leading to the lungs (air passage) • passage in mouth that are the openings to the nostrils • the ear drum, the flat circular discs located behind the frog's eyes • ...

13 Clues: also known as thin filaments • also known as thick filaments • the smallest functional unit of muscle • the line at the center of the sarcomere to which myosin bind • the middle layer of connective tissue surrounding each fascicle • the outermost layer of connective tissue surrounding the entire muscle • ...

13 Clues: The structure of the body and its parts • The functions of the body and its parts • The bodily system that keeps the body healthy • The bodily system that provides oxygen to the body • The bodily system that controls the body’s activities • The bodily system that pumps blood throughout the body • The bodily system that allows animals to create offspring • ...

13 Clues: space between nodes • where leaves develop • breathing pores found on the stem • a shoot or stem that originates from the root • the stem _______ leaves and flowers of the plant. • the growing point of stem and can be leaf or flower • transports nutrients or sugars from leaves to the root • transports water and nutrients up from roots to leaves • ...

13 Clues: SAC SURROUNDING THE HEART • MAIN ARTERY LEAVING THE HEART • POUCH-LIKE STRUCTURE ON THE ATRIA • ELECTRICAL PACEMAKER OF THE HEART • LAYER OF MUSCLE IN THE HEART WALL • CHAMBER RECEIVING BLOOD FROM THE BODY • BLOOD VESSEL SUPPLYING THE FRONT OF THE HEART • ARTERY CARRYING DEOXYGENATED BLOOD TO THE LUNGS • CHAMBER THAT PUMPS OXYGENATED BLOOD TO THE BODY • ...

14 Clues: abducts the vocal cords • adducts the vocal cords • protects true vocal cords • opening between vocal folds • forms anterior and lateral wall • rima glottidis plus vocal cords • produce sound as passing air causes vibration • connects cricoid cartilage to thyroid cartilage • rest on top/posterior border of cricoid cartilage • ...

13 Clues: The anatomical name for the knee • The anatomical name for the wrist • How many toes on each Horse limb? • The anatomical name for the ankle • How many toes on the cat hind foot? • How many toes on the dog front foot? • The large first bone of the hind limb • A large flat bone, the shoulder blade. • One of the paired bones of the lower front limb • ...

13 Clues: Bending your elbow. • Raising arm(s) up front. • Straightening your elbow. • Bending forward at trunk. • Trunk rotation while side bending. • Bending knees while straightening hips. • Pointing toes while bending the knee(s). • Extending leg back while bending the knee. • Bending hips while straightening the knees. • Anterior Lifting the foot into a dorsi-flexion. • ...

14 Clues: - a small branch of an artery • – Controls center of the nerve • – The receptive region of the cell • Processes and interprets the sensory • Skeletal muscles consist of elongated • – The impulse generating or conducting • – Receptors are responsible monitoring • The response; activating effector organs • These muscles are under voluntary control, • ...

14 Clues: Blue rings scattered across a trotter's coat. • Any type of necklace design over a trotter's neck. • A pangare-equivalent that appears only on black trotters. • Brown, reddish, or orangish flecking over a trotter's back. • Frames the body in black while turning the head and belly white. • Vertical striping along the spine, typically towards a trotter's rump. • ...

13 Clues: Study of cells • Study of tissues • Connective tissue • inflammation of sinuses • Power house of the cell • Translation of RNA into proteins • Cells of blood providing immunity • Disease of lower respiratory tract • DNA Maintenance & RNA transcription • Structural and functional unit of kidneys • Study of size, shape and structure of body • ...

9 Clues: chemistry pioneer • introduced vaccines • "I think, therefore I am" • developed mercury thermometer • sun-centered theory of planets • earth - centered theory of planets • scientists would make lives better • used microscope to observe bacterias • dissected corpses to draw accurate anatomy

15 Clues: a witty remark • in a clever way • to argue for a price • a tough lawless person • nonsense, foolish talk • loud and harsh laughter • impossible to break into • in a civil matter; politely • any brisk conflict or encounter • give intense pleasure or joy to • in a brusque manner, abruptly, rudely • a showy object of little use or value • a person who investigates suspicious deaths • ...