greys anatomy Crossword Puzzles

12 Clues: C1 • C2 • Large neck muscle • umbrella-shaped muscle • Another word for breastbone • Muscles in between each rib • set of 3, deep neck muscles • Attaches to the larynx superiorly • Pectoral girdle bone on dorsal side • Pectoral girdle bone on ventral side • Muscle whose name means "under the clavicle" • Where all primary expiration muscles are found

12 Clues: Forms the base of the larynx • This is housed in the larynx. • This set of muscles affects breathing • Alternate name for the cricothyroid muscle • Important for the creation of forceful speech • Allows you to vary the tone and volume of speech • Allows you to alter the tension of the vocal folds • Abducts the vocal folds, creating space between them • ...

12 Clues: engendro del demonio • especializada en neuro • Hija de Ellis y Richard • obstetra de Teddy Altman • Primer nombre del hospital • Meredith la tuvo en secreto • primera esposa de Alex Karev • ex esposa de George O'Malley • la serie es ambientada en la ciudad de • nombre del primer capítulo de la serie • le ofrece trabajo en Suiza a Cristina Yang • ...

12 Clues: Move the cartilage of the larynx • The Voice Box; protects vocal folds • air pressure buildup under vocal folds • opening space that is located between the vocal folds • A shield-shaped cartilage that protects the vocal folds • is a ring-shaped muscle that is on the bottom of the larynx • is leaf-shaped and protects airways by folding down over the vocal folds • ...

12 Clues: AV valve on the Right • carry blood TO the heart • largest artery in the body • carry blood AWAY from the heart • the 2 lower chambers of the heart • the 2 upper chambers of the heart • SL valve on the left leading to the aorta • SL valve on the right leading to the lungs • AV valve, also known as the Mitral valve, on the Left • ...

12 Clues: an organ of hearing and balance in humans • each of a pair of organs in the head through which an animal can see • the part of the alimentary canal that connects the throat to the stomach • a blood protein produced in response to and counteracting a specific antigen • a pair of organs in the abdominal cavity of mammals, birds, and reptiles excreting urine • ...

12 Clues: cylinder that produces pollen, male part • above anthers, catch pollen, female part • green cup that protects young flower buds • needle like structure that holds up pappus • tufts of hair that carry fruit on the wind • ribbon like structure made up of 5 joined petals • plant ovary, ovules develop into seeds, sticks to soil • ...

12 Clues: it stores urine • it houses the brain • we use it to breathe • they produce red blood cells • they digest and absorb nutrients • they make up the skeletal system • the center of the nervous system • it pumps blood throughout the body • they cover the surface of your body • they come in pairs and produce urine • it works hard when you smoke or drink alcohol • ...

12 Clues: in the ankle • contains 27 bones • sits within the abdomen • consists of 24 vertbral • also known as a cranium • Sits ithin the oral cavity • dome-shaped structure, thin • helps you wink and puff out cheeks • Located in the right upper quadrant of the abdomen • sits in bony sockets formed by the bones of the skull • ...

12 Clues: slope of a stream • origin of a stream • wide looping bends • land that stream drains • fertile topsoil deposits • has a base level of -415m • turbulent flow in streams • stream with continuous flow • largest uninterrupted waterfall • Rocky mountains form this divide • flows into another body of water • smaller streams that feed larger ones

12 Clues: upper jawbone • single bone on the spine • largest artery in the body • organ regulating blood sugar • gland affecting sleep cycles • scapula bone is located here • tuberculosis is caused by this • disease caused by mosquito bites • a cold is caused by a germ or virus? • rash all over the body caused by virus • the part of the body pneumonia attacks • ...

12 Clues: Where the optic nerve fibers cross • Protects the eye from injury and external debris • Where no photoreceptors are present in the retina • The central opening in the iris that lets light in • The colored part, a muscle that adjusts the pupil's size • Photoreceptor used for monochromatic vision in low light • Photoreceptor used for polychromatic vision in high light • ...

11 Clues: bad heart • shoe size • my moms name • favorite band • my zodiac animal • time I woke up today • something im trying to grow • somehting I really want to use right now • favorite anatomy word to say fast 3 times • the condition that I suffer from chronically • if I could make someone in this class shut up it would be

10 Clues: ordinary citizen • capital of Italy • stabbed to death in Rome • holy people in Christianity • fight each other to the death • the study of the body’s structure • craftsperson who works with metal • basic beliefs, concepts, and attitudes • was the last of five emperors who reigned • government in which citizens elect their leader

10 Clues: The rainy city • the amount of seasons • mcdreamy neurosurgeon • where the show is streamed • gathering's outside the hospital • Avery foundation to support hospital • ultimate plane crash that changed everyone • many specialties to choose from as a surgeon • Anatomy The medical hospital named after Meredith Grey • becomes a good pediatric surgeon and Merediths bestfriend

10 Clues: Marylin Monroe • the front cover • Salma Hayek es una • the headline de un periódico • The Hall of .... en Hollywood • kermit es el .... de los muppets • escribir un texto en un periódico • ayer empezó la 2 .... de Grey's Anatomy • Ustedes tienen que ..... la voz en Supersite • Woody Allen rueda una película (verb in infinitive)

14 Clues: in the end • very clever • covering a large area • a painting of a person • to develop successfully • continuing to do something • different in distinct ways • to show something that was secret • to cause someone to become interested • to expand into new activities or areas • the coming together of two or more things • the study of the structure of living things • ...

17 Clues: Discovered X-rays. • Developed bifocals. • Invented the microscope. • Invented the stethoscope. • Founder of modern nursing. • Early version of a pharmacy. • Founded the American Red Cross • Published the first anatomy book. • Invented the lens for the microscope. • Proved that microorganisms caused disease. • First licensed female physician in America. • ...

17 Clues: Knee Region. • Shoulder region. • Glucose + Glucose • Glucose + Fructose • Glucose + Galactose • Monomer = Amino acids • A change in structure. • Behind the elbow region. • Bottom of the foot region. • Has skin as a major component. • Effect exaggerates the stimulus. • I am the monomer for Nucleic Acids. • The study of the function of the human body. • ...

7 Clues: Body Syestems • Physics of sport • Nutrition Training Diet • Psychology Energy Systems • Acquisition Decision Making • Management prevention and management • training principles and methods Fitness Testing

8 Clues: improved the telescope • developed geocentric theory • father of analytical geometry • developed heliocentric theory • identified the laws of gravity • father of modern human anatomy • father of the scientific method • identified the laws of planetary motion

12 Clues: Occurs when your shoulder go down. • Occurs when you make your shoulders go up. • Occurs when two bones side past each other. • The front part of the body is called ________. • Humans are __________ because they have a head. • The back part of the body is called ___________. • When the body is facing up in anatomical position. • ...

12 Clues: group of cells • group of organs • group of tissues • mass of protoplasm • cell division for gametes • asexual cell reproduction • protective covering of a cell • natural balance within the body • the study of the structure of an organism • study of the processes or functions of living organisms • substance that is the physical basis of all living things • ...

12 Clues: feet • hand • nose • lungs • brain • chest • lower • upper • heart • forehead • back side • front side

12 Clues: Oldest organism • anchors the plant • algae, slime molds • main body of the plant • mushrooms, molds, yeasts • helps produce antibiotics • the seed- carrying structure • complex, multi celled organisms • flowering plants, mosses, ferns • attracts insects for pollination • functions in seed propagation of the plant • functions primarily in food manufacture by photosynthesis

12 Clues: arm • back • neck • wrist • cheek • elbow • armpit • abdomen • forearm • point of shoulder • space in front of elbow • region between thorax and pelvis

12 Clues: egg whites • keeping the eggs warm • Wings built for speed • the voice organ in birds • Wings good for long distance flight • Wings good for lifting heavy objects • Wings good for maneuvering in the trees • a flat bone that the wing muscles attach to • the long trip many birds take to stay in warm areas • thick walled and muscular part of the digestive tract that grinds food • ...

12 Clues: epidermis covers the upper surface • cells secrete a waxy layer, the cuticle • venation is characteristic of monocot leaves • comes from Greek and means “the middle of the leaf” • is flanked by two specialized epidermal guard cells • mesophyll is the main site of photosynthesis in the leaf • or vascular bundles, of a leaf extend through the mesophyll • ...

12 Clues: engendro del demonio • especializada en neuro • Hija de Ellis y Richard • obstetra de Teddy Altman • Primer nombre del hospital • Meredith la tuvo en secreto • primera esposa de Alex Karev • ex esposa de George O'Malley • nombre del primer capítulo de la serie • la serie es ambientada en la ciudad de • le ofrece trabajo en Suiza a Cristina Yang • ...

13 Clues: Contain nephrons • The space between pyramids • The middle layer of a kidney • Innermost region of the kidney • The outermost layer of the Kidney. • The basic working unit of the kidneys • Brings blood to the kidney for filtration • 1/4 of cardiac output. Roughly 150L daily. • Filtered blood leaves the kidney through this • One rests atop of each kidney. Produces adrenaline • ...

12 Clues: Body: 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. • ...

12 Clues: Card Motherboards often have integrated sound chips • is the brain that carries out your computer’s instructions. • slots let peripherals communicate quickly with the processor. • (power supply unit) isn’t the prettiest component by any means • Port Serial ports are much slower than new USB and FireWire ports. • ...

12 Clues: - Molten rock beneath Earth’s surface capable of intrusion and extrusion. • - A vent or opening at the surface where volcanic gases and vapors are emitted. • - A cloud of volcanic ash, tephra, and gases that forms downwind of an erupting volcano. • - The channel or pipe that carries magma from a reservoir or chamber to the vent where it is erupted. • ...

13 Clues: Pumps blood to the body • Pumps blood to the lungs • The muscle layer of the heart • Collects oxygenated blood from the lungs • Collects oxygenated blood from the lungs • Collects deoxygenated blood from the body • Wall that separates the right and left ventricles • Valve between the right atrium and right ventricle • A valve that prevents backflow into the left atrium • ...

19 Clues: 4 daughter cells • powerhouse of the cell • DNA is copied into RNA • ribosomes synthesize proteins • spontaneous/passive transport • study of functions and mechanisms • study of organisms structure/parts • material or protoplasm within a cell • calcium storage,protein synthesis... • basic building blocks of living things • study of embryos and their development • ...

19 Clues: This foramina houses the medulla oblongota. • Name a muscle that attaches to the scapula. • A bone contains the external acoustic meatus. • Which bone contains the supra-orbital foramen. • A bone that contains the superior nasal concha. • How many vertabrae are mobile in the typical adult. • This facial bone does NOT contain a paranasal sinus. • ...

19 Clues: 3rd tooth • last 3 teeth • Arch The upper jaw. • Arch The lower jaw. • Arch 1/4 of the mouth. • The heart of the tooth • Underneath your gingiva • Where we use Dental floss • between canine and molars • pointy part of the 3rd tooth • The attachment for your mouth. • The natural teeth in a dental arch. • Primary teeth baby teeth baby teeth. • Fourth and eight tooth in one quadrant. • ...

19 Clues: Gets rid of liquid waste • Moves food from the mouth to the stomach • Makes immune cells that fight off disease • Stores and breaks down food with digestive fluids • Absorbs nutrients from food items as they pass through • Absorb oxygen and release carbon dioxide into the water • Controls the fish's buoyancy so they can float up or down • ...

19 Clues: Hollow muscle • Thin myofilament • acts as an anchor • Under your control • Main part of muscle • 40-50% of body weight • Help produce movement • how muscles are packaged • Protein that have "heads" • Not under people's control • Builds up most of the Heart • muscles cells work together • Helps maintain body position • Where muscle attacks to bone • produces specific muscle movement • ...

19 Clues: surrounds fascicles • muscle fiber membrane • inprovide muscle fiber • bundle of muscle fibers • when muscles become tired • connects muscles to bones • they store neurotransmitters • connects bones to other bones • thin filaments of a muscle fiber • thick filaments of a muscle fiber • type of muscle that makes up the heart • helps reginerate ATP; ______ phosphate • ...

10 Clues: Developed analytic geometry • Invented the Fahrenheit scale • Developed the Tychonic System • Developed the heliocentric system • Disproved the theory of combustion • Helped develop the scientific method • Disproved many of Galen’s hypotheses • Considered the father of modern anatomy • Mathematically proved the heliocentric theory • ...

10 Clues: Produced by cows • The meat of a cow • An animal with horns • Things made out of Milk • A different name for cows • A different name for a pig • A specific group of animals. • The structure of living thing • Animals raised for commodities • A animal with a thick coat of fur

10 Clues: stop, end • able to hear • tease or verbal bullying • barely warm to the touch • the anti-hero of a story • allowing water to seep through • to be nervous about what lies ahead • the science of structure of the body • places where humans don't usually live • to splash over the sides of a container

10 Clues: full of joy • a long speech • the main character • when everyone agrees • the conclusion, the end • to give life to something • using more words than necessary • the first version, the original • the study of the structure of living things • when a new word is formed by rearranging the letters of another word

10 Clues: huge in size • important in some way • a detailed examination • a more advanced society • the study of human cultures • the structure of our bodies • one of the earliest systems of writing • to keep something in its original state • an object of cultural and historic interest • a place to store and display historic artifacts

10 Clues: Marylin Monroe • the front cover • Salma Hayek es una • the headline de un periódico • The Hall of .... en Hollywood • kermit es el .... de los muppets • escribir un texto en un periódico • ayer empezó la 2 .... de Grey's Anatomy • Ustedes tienen que ..... la voz en Supersite • Woody Allen rueda una película (verb in infinitive)

10 Clues: study of embryos • nucleotide deleted • extra nucleotide added • 1 nucleotide is replaced • study of parts of the body • remains from ancient organisms • a chemical that causes mutations • pieces of chromosomes get exchanged • a type of ray from the sun that causes mutations • a pseudo-living thing that can cause mutations and illness

10 Clues: you have big • what course am i in • the name of your person • another name for mistletoe • what university do we go to • my pickup line involved this • our favourite module of anatomy • red, soccer, manchester united, cocky • a mathematical constant and amazing name • what day (number) did you get your KitKat box?

10 Clues: in front • back side • upper part of the body • lower part of the body • structures of living things • towards the middle of the body • closer to the surface of the body • nearer to the point of attachment • the thumb is lateral to the digits • further from the point of attachment

10 Clues: New way of thinking • Invents the microscope • Publishes anatomy textbook • Helped spread ideas rapidly • Isaac Newton discovered this • His scale showed freezing at 0 • His scale showed freezing at 32 • Built his own telescope in 1609 • Idea God had a role in the universe • Publishes first 2 laws of planetary motion

10 Clues: study of genes • study of human body • a kind of mental power • study of human society • study of nervous system • to increase smth, improve • study of mind and behavior • study of art and techniques of designing • study of the properties and behavior of matter • a group of people searching for opponent's team information

14 Clues: Dominican monk • the study of space • sun is in the center • the church lost this • earth is in the center • first lady in the world • the study of the human body • wrote a book called the prince • putting 3D things on a 2D surface • Luther protested against the Church • church German translation of the bible • what most people in the middle ages were • ...

14 Clues: king • paper • a ruling family • a famous statue • an area of sediment • dedication or loyalty • a group of rocky rapids • a body preserved by a special process • the process of preserving a dead body • a structure built with triangular sides • the study of the structure of the human body • a system of officials to handle government business • ...

14 Clues: seasonal downpour • fashion brand, or a winner • ‘till ____ do us part’ • accompanying a drink perhaps • sends balls, or holds liquid • common in anatomy or motorways • following ‘lucky’ or ‘chip ‘n’ • preceding ‘centric’ or ‘state’ • preceding ‘diamond’ or ‘orange’ • associated with cookery or board games • prefix to a drink, or following to ‘sucked’ • ...

14 Clues: tissues • fossils • newborn animals • body structures • animal distribution • functions and mechanisms • developmental stages of animals • structure and function of cells • naming and classification of living things • relationship between organisms and environments • study of earth and life as recorded by fossils in rocks • ...

14 Clues: wrote 95 theses • sculpted the David • an independent city • rebirth of the world • a monk exucted in 1498 • invented the telescope • unable to read or write • study of the human body • The study of the universe • invented the printing press • cutting a body open to study • first woman to rule a city-state • the sun is the center of the solar system • ...

14 Clues: Bad smells • Whipping yourself • Study of epidemics • Study of the planets • Punishment sent from God • Deliberately bleeding yourself • Emptying the stomach and bowels • Study of the functions of the body • Study of the structure of the human body • Time period also known as The Middle Ages • A cause that could not be explained by nature • ...

14 Clues: language of Rome • study of the body's structure • curved ceiling made of arches • changes that bring improvement • to bring back to original state • pieces of glass or stone artwork • beliefs, concepts, and attitudes • person who fights for entertainment • simplified laws in Byzantine Empire • lyric poem expressing strong emotion • religious center in Byzantine Empire • ...

14 Clues: The study of fungi. • The study of cells. • The study of plants. • The study of animals. • The study of viruses. • The study of bacteria. • The study of small living things. • The study of overall body function. • The study of overall body structure. • The classification of living things. • The use of living things in industry. • The study of patterns of inheritance. • ...

8 Clues: drug use • color of skin • abnormal weight loss • depends on the cause • anatomy that it affects • symptom you feel on your body • traveling to a region with malaria • symptom including chills and cold sweat

11 Clues: freakaleek • alba's song • toni's mascot • marathon we failed • ur little creation • sooo good, i want rn • your show i am WAY too invested in • you love more which makes ollie sad • Toni's fav character/mother's sister • class I beg you to do for me bc i hate it • icon who is amazing but made us rethink our entire lives

7 Clues: era? • the _______ watch • who was in meditation? • anatomy lesson of who? • artistic movement of Rembrandt • interested in the human _______ • moved away from religion creating ______ paintings

11 Clues: who invented barometer? • who invented microscope? • who introduced geocentric theory • who invented mercury thermometer? • where was royal society established? • who published human anatomy textbook? • Who introduced the heliocentric theory? • who revealed how human heart functions? • where was academy of sciences established? • ...

11 Clues: = chiropractor • = plastic surgery • = recent beginner • = use of new words • = talk between two people • = one who helps cure people • = the science of classification • = naming of stars in an ordered way • = person who is diseased in the mind • = science of the physical properties of stars, planets • = the study of the human body by sections (as in cut in parts)

11 Clues: study of cells • father of botany • father of medicine • the study of plants • the study of fishes • the study of animals • the study of insects • father of biology/zoology • the study of plant and animal diseases • the study of gross structure of organs in an organism • practice of keeping bees for the manufacture of honey and beeswax

13 Clues: outer catheters can be slittable or ___________ • guidewires can help to ___________ out tortuous anatomy • the cps duo system combines a ________ with a guidewire. • the S shaped ________ of the LV lead helps with stability in the target vein. • slitting or peeling sheaths aims to avoid dislodging a recently implanted _____ • ...

12 Clues: Meaning of Renaissance • Focus on human potential • Era before the Renaissance • Invention that spread ideas • Art technique that creates depth • Country where the Renaissance began • Painting technique using wet plaster • City considered the heart of the Renaissance • Renaissance interest in studying the human body • Greek and Roman ideas revived during the Renaissance • ...

19 Clues: hair grows out of a hair ___ • hair is considered ___ evidence • Flattened cuticle scale pattern • the color and structure of hair • Petal-like cuticle scale pattern • Crown-like cuticle scale pattern • the hair shaft is composed of ___ • Most humans have either no medulla or a ____ one • this part of the hair is embedded in the follicle • ...

19 Clues: pumps blood • holds urine • popular BBQ food • the biggest internal organ • the bottom part of your foot • often gets broken during cpr • essential organ for breathing • humans have over 200 of these • brings oxygen to all body parts • only finger that has 2 phalanges • is the largest bone in your body • second longest bone in your body • air flows through this into your lungs • ...

19 Clues: It is a inflammation of bursa • which part uses suture ligaments? • which joint is freely movable joint? • it allows all movement except rotation • where is ball and socket joint is present? • which synovial joint allows folding movement? • It is a muscle that encircle the shoulder joint • It is ligament which surrounds the head of radius. • ...

19 Clues: muscle that retracts the scalp • muscle that flares the nostrils • often mistaken for a back muscle • line where the rectus sheath changes • category of muscles that move the limbs • Prominent muscle that helps with chewing • Orbicularis muscle that closes the eyelids • origin of your 6-pack, around the symphysis • muscle that would help you play the trumpet • ...

19 Clues: What connects muscles to bones? • What is another term for "Nostril"? • What term refers to moving up and down? • What term refers to turning outward/inside out? • What enables muscle fibers to react to stimuli? • What is the muscle that opens and closes the mouth? • What is the muscle that raises the corners of the mouth? • ...

19 Clues: bone cell • rounded ends of a long bone • incomplete longitudinal break • long shaft portion of a long bone • cranium bone located around the ears • cranium bone on the back of the head • cranium bone that forms the forehead • complete break that occurs at an angle • complete break that fragments the bone • complete break caused by twisting the bone • ...

19 Clues: branching ends of the axon/neuron • where the myosin heads attach to actin • when skeletal muscle contracts, it does this • where acetylcholine attaches to the sarcolemma • gap between axonal terminals and the sarcolemma • organelle in muscle cells that releases calcium • one neuron and all the muscle cells it stimulates • ...

12 Clues: Nostrils • Eardrum of frog • A Reddish,pea-shaped organ • They are found behind the liver • Intestines open into this chamber • A deflated "grape" under the liver • A tissue found in the small intestine • Located at the back of the frog's body • The outermost living layer of an animal • Membrane Protects the eye from dehydration • Main large red vessel coming out of the heart • ...

12 Clues: pass. • Membrane • Muscle fiber • Motor endings • channel opens; • Also known as AChE • JUNCTION Axon terminal • Depolarization of muscle cell • Triggers opening of Na+ -gated channels • Motor responses are slower than somatic responses • PNS elements that activate effectors by releasing • Motor endings and visceral effectors are simpler than somatic junctions

12 Clues: i instruct input and outputs • i am being replaced by USB and firewire • i funnel/convert energy/power throw cables • i can attach to a pci slot to produce sound • i supply imagie to monitor and holds graphic cards • i transfer one bit at a time. i am also knowen as a COM • i am a short memory holding to correspond with your input • ...

12 Clues: Controls survival functions. • The largest of the four lobes. • A gland that secretes hormones • The largest portion of the brain. • The system that controls emotion. • Often referred to as the 'little brain'. • The lobe that processes visual information. • The lobe associated with auditory processing. • The region of the brain associated with anger. • ...

12 Clues: they form tissues • the largest organ • the biggest artery • a baby grows in that • it protects the brain • an organ that stores urine • lungs contain a lot of them • a bone which is located in the knee • carries blood containing carbon dioxide • it connects the mouth and the lungs to each other • bones that protects a lot of organs, for example lungs and heart • ...

12 Clues: Toward the rear • Toward the front • Toward the midline • Nearer to the head • Nearer to the feet • Nearer to the centre • Away from the midline • Farther from the centre • decreases the angle between bones • Increases the angle between bones • When a joint moves towards the vertical • When a joint moves away from the centreline of the body

12 Clues: Toward the rear • Toward the front • Toward the midline • Nearer to the head • Nearer to the feet • Nearer to the centre • Away from the midline • Farther from the centre • decreases the angle between bones • Increases the angle between bones • When a joint moves towards the vertical • When a joint moves away from the centreline of the body

12 Clues: breathing in • breathing out • 'resonates' when singing • the primary breathing muscle • these are found in your larynx • can also be called vocal folds • the larynx is also known as this • this is also known as the trachea • the act of producing musical sounds • organs in your chest that fill with air • when breathing in your chest _____________ • ...

12 Clues: The position of the shoulder relative to the head. • The protective layer surrounding the brain and spinal cord. • The corpus callosum's position is _______ to the brainstem. • The part of the neuron that receives signals from other neurons. • The division of the nervous system that controls voluntary movements. • ...

12 Clues: An immobile joint • Freely moving joint • Joint with limited mobility • Bones that meet or touch each other • Allows for motions within two planes. • Only allows for a motion in a single plane • A joint that allows for the several directions of movement • Fluid-filled space where adjacent bones articulate with each other • ...

12 Clues: Дэд тэргүүний нэр • Эволюцийн үед өөрчлөлтөнд орсон хөлсний булчирхай • ..... node руу хөхний толгой, дээд, хажуу, доод хэсгүүдийн тунгалаг цутгадаг (75%). • Баруун зүүн уушгины ..... lobe-н амьсгалыг сонсохын тулд чагнуураа 4-р хавирганы дээр байрлуулдаг. • thoracic Энэ .... artery нь subclavian artery-н салаа бөгөөд anterior intercostal artery-г үүсгэнэ. • ...

12 Clues: Primary muscle used during dips • Primary muscle used during rows • Largest muscle in the human body • Largest muscle in the upper body • Primary muscle used during shrugs • Primary muscle used during planks • Primary muscle used during push ups • Primary muscle used during OH Press • Primary muscle used during arm curls • Primary muscle used during calf raise • ...

12 Clues: means liver • Means lungs • Connects bone to bone • Flat connective tissue • Helps in moving joints • Connects bone to muscle • The longest bone in the body • The smallest bone in the body • The largest organ in the body • The largest nerve in the body • The largest artery in the body • The bone not connected to any other bone

12 Clues: outside ankle hump • the inside ankle hump • performed by fibularis brevis • movement performed when driving • triangle-shaped ligament on the inner • causes tension w/ gastrocnemius on calf • fibrous joint held together by ligaments • most common movement when spraining ankle • ligament that connects talus and the fibia • concaved surface formed by tibia and fibula. • ...

12 Clues: the thigh bone • blood in the brain • controls blood flow • smallest lower leg bone • another name for clavicle • where the atrium is found • hypothalamus regulates this • uncontrolled growth of cells • tissue connecting muscle to bone • disease causing difficulty in breathing • axon is connected to this sending signals • in which part of the body is the cerebrum found

12 Clues: organ for breathing • organ that pumps blood • organ which cleans blood • bone protecting inner organs • muscles are made mostly of this • this consists of conjugated proteins • protective layer covering of the body • hard substance making up the skeleton • substances help digestion in the mouth • vessel which carries blood to the heart • ...

12 Clues: the windpipe • area behind your mouth • the entry of the lungs • the way into both lungs • the action of breathing • the way oxygen gets around • How air gets to your lungs • the muscle behind the lungs • lots of air sacs in your lungs • What the body emits from the lungs • A piece of tissue in the wind pipe • the way things are broken down in the body

12 Clues: the leg bone • the control center • the powerhouse of the cell • the deepest layer of the skin • the control center of the cell • the motion that decreases an angle • the motion that increases an angle • the largest organ in the human body • the muscle in the arm that is in charge of • a self-regulating process to keep the body in balance • ...

12 Clues: physical effort • to draw together • connects muscle to bone • muscular and skeletal systems • muscle controlled without thinking about it • muscle whose action is controlled by the person • tissues that connect bones, hold organs in place • ability or strength to continue without becoming tired • ...

12 Clues: Absorbs nutrients from digested food. • Produces digestive enzymes and hormones like insulin. • The hard, pointed beak used for picking up and eating food. • Blood vessels that carry oxygen-poor blood back to the heart. • Blood vessels that carry oxygen-rich blood away from the heart. • Produces bile to digest fats and removes toxins from the blood. • ...

12 Clues: What is another name for C1? • What is the distal part of the sacrum called? • What joints are found between the vertebral bodies? • What is the weight bearing anterior part of the vertebrae? • What joint occurs at the junction of the pedicles and laminae? • What part of the sacrum articulates with the ilium of the pelvis. • ...

18 Clues: narrow minded • supportive, encouraging • to put aside until later • brief and straightforward • irritable or short tempered • to force or strongly persuade • failing to fulfill one's duty • to depart from a path or plan • that which drives one; momentum • the best or most typical example • limited in knowledge of the world • a minor violation of a rule or law • ...

17 Clues: sun-centered • earth centered • greek philosopher • father of anatomy • philosophical college • the language of science • laws of planetary motion • law of uniform acceleration • law of universal gravitation • Galileo made this 3x stronger • the basic science of matter & energy • planets orbit the sun in oval-shaped paths • remembered, or stating the theories of relativity • ...

12 Clues: the 'a' of ABC • side view of patient • relating to the heart • stool sample analysis • most common external parasite • abbreviation for "twice daily" • the large vein in the front legs • the biggest vein to draw blood from • the study of bones, muscles, and organs • the smaller vein on the back of the legs • steam sterilizer for surgical instruments • ...

12 Clues: The study of plants. • The study of animals. • The study of weather. • The study of the body. • The study of the oceans. • The study of land and rocks. • The study of the environment. • The study of how things move. • The study of all living things. • A person who practices science. • The study of matter and how it changes. • The study of moons, planets, stars and space.

13 Clues: two • time • people • people • against • half, partial • self, same, one • star, stars, outer • life, living matter • writing,recording,written • starting with the earliest and following the order in which they occurred. • the branch of science that deals with celestial objects, space, and the physical universe as a whole. • ...