greys anatomy Crossword Puzzles

10 Clues: Dark Ages • Eye of _______ • Invented by Rene Laennec • Vesalius First Anatomy book • who were the first to embalm? • Privacy of health care information • First country to make euthanasia legal • Greeks Used amulets and charms as a form of medicine • Chinese Uses acupuncture, acupressure, and cupping as treatments • ...

9 Clues: skeletal smooth and cardiac • key structures include lungs • the study of bodily functions • main structure is hypothalamus • the study of bodily structures • key structures are kidneys and bladder • breaks down food and absorbs nutrients • main function is movement and stabilization • main structure is the brain and spinal cord

9 Clues: painted the Mona Lisa • ...was born in Carpse • Raphael has studied ... • imporant renaissance city • Da Vinci was trained by him • most affected type of art during • lost his father at the age of 11 • included religious symbolism in his paintings • Michelangelo contirbuted to many ... projects as well

9 Clues: to bring • to take part. • to strengthen. • to spread out. • the study of the body structure. • changes to bring about improvement. • to bring back to an original state. • people considered holy by followers of the christian faith. • motifs or images created by an arrangement or colored glass or

9 Clues: the science of plans • paint mixed with egg yolk • Smokey painting technique • renaissance meaning in French • the science of the human body • a painting done on wet plaster • where lorenzo de medici was from • what country did the renaissance start? • technique where objects in the background are smaller

12 Clues: father of medicine • developed pasteurization • human heart is the size of • what does the "X" mean in X-Ray • where does penicillin come from • Louie Pasteur's children died of • who was more advanced in medicine • develop methods of medical asepsis • documented over 1000 medical herbs. • where was the study of medicine forbidden • where will you see the "Hippocratic Oath" • ...

12 Clues: Sculpted the La Pieta • _______ wrote The Prince • Famous for his self portrait • Erasmus wrote this famous work • Machiavelli was this profession • Michelangelo sculpted this naked man • Albrecht Durer was a painter and a ___ • da Vinci sketched this humanistic thing • Praise of Folly condemned this organization • Leonardo da Vinci painted this famous painting • ...

12 Clues: The study of bones • The study of muscles • The study of hormones • The study of body parts • Derived from a common ancestor • The study of the nervous system • A state of chemical equilibrium • The study of the function of the body • Feedback loop that inhibits the system • Feedback loop that amplifies the system • The passive movement of ions across a gradient • ...

19 Clues: cancerous • non-cancerous • body’s internal balance • Chromosomes become visible • smallest part of an element • Chromosomes align in the middle • same pressure (no change in cell) • cranial cavity and vertebral canal • lower osmotic pressure (cell swell) • Chromosome migrate to opposite sides • higher osmotic pressure (cell shrinks) • studies the function of the human body • ...

7 Clues: The long nose around the mouth of some animals. • animal that is covered in scales and lays eggs. • The pieces of skin between the toes of an animal. • A baby animal that has just come out of its shell. • Two openings at the end of the nose that you breathe through. • the thin, hard plates that cover the skin of many fish and reptiles. • ...

8 Clues: THE NUMBER THAT MATTERS • THE DRUG THAT'S NECESSARY • SHOUT THE ANSWER OUT LOUD! • THE SUBJECT THAT'S RELEVANT • WORRIED ABOUT NEEDLE PRICKS? • THIS WORD IS AN AGMC FUNCTION • THE SOLUTION TO THE WEB PUZZLE • THE ANSWER TO THE BLOODY QUESTION

12 Clues: study of bones • use of new words • the listing of words • one who stuffs animals • talk between two people • one who helps cure people • the science of classification • fungus (plant parasite on the skin) • organized management of finances, money • a person or condition of using the brain well • science of the physical properties of stars, planets • ...

6 Clues: Undressed • Female anatomy • in the distance • Consider or suppose • Southern plural term • Southern slang for “about to"

7 Clues: breastbone • flexor of elbow • programmed cell death • longest bone in the body • largest organ in the body • largest artery in the body • site of red cell production

7 Clues: away from head • back of the body • power house of the cell • toward center or midline • close to the surface (skin) • tissue of a serious membrane • diffusion the spreading of something more widely

7 Clues: biggest organ • it protects lungs • the largest organ • fold able to speak • we need it to transfer Hb • it brings blood to hearth • you need this to pick things

18 Clues: fat cells • Nerve cells • muscles cells • red blood cells • the "color" of infection fighting cells. • The human body is one big Balancing ______. • Homeostasis is maintained by this (2 words). • a group of cells that perform a similar function • along with bones, this tissue enable the body to move • type of tissue that lines body cavities and forms glands • ...

18 Clues: attach bone to bone • name for mature bone cells • location of hair formation • the scapula is a ________ bone • most common type of fingerprint • name for an incomplete fracture • the most common type of cartilage • common place for sebaceous glands • a type of connective tissue that contains fat • name of epithelial layer that constantly divides • ...

18 Clues: The smallest contractile unit of muscle • Specialized muscle of the heart with striations • A motor neuron and all the muscle cells it supplies • Consisting of spindle-shaped, nonstriated muscle cells • The thin connective tissue surrounding each muscle cell • The connective tissue enveloping bundles of muscle fibers • ...

18 Clues: food tube • produces eggs • produces sperm • voice box of the pig • makes up roof of mouth • makes digestive enzymes • distinguish between tastes • opening between vocal cords • posterior portion of hardpalate • new white blood cells travel here • Stores and partially digests food • carries air between lung and throat • stores extra red and white blood cells • ...

18 Clues: Pertaining to forearm. • Pertaining to the leg. • Pertaining to the thigh. • Pertaining to the armpit. • Anterior surface of elbow. • Toward the midline of the body. • The back of the body or body part. • Pertaining to the buttocks region. • Away from the midline of the body. • The front of the body or body part. • Anterior body trunk inferior to rib. • ...

18 Clues: red blood cell • white blood cell • formation of blood cells • another name for platelets • clotting of blood (Injury) • Leukocyte destroys foreign cells • the rupture or destruction of red blood cells. • Pulls water into blood and aides in O2 transport. • Transports fat-soluble vitamins, ions, and lipids. • percentage of blood volume occupied by red blood cells • ...

18 Clues: Towards the back. • Towards the front. • Refers to above/towards the head. • Refers to below/towards the feet. • Refers to the same side of the body. • Refers to opposite sides of the body. • Refers to closer to the surface of the skin. • Refers to further away from the surface of the skin. • This direction refers to towards the midline of the body. • ...

18 Clues: Sensory cells • The study of fishes • Special sensory cells • nitrogenous waste product • Secretes digestive enzymes • Many rows of thin plates or disks • Wisker-like organs near the mouth • organ that enables fish to detect vibrations • A pair of round openings just behind each eye • Males change to females and females change to males • ...

19 Clues: tongue • male hormone • female hormone • female hormone • top layer of skin • function of the skin • middle layer of the skin • bottom layer of the skin. • what do the testes produce? • what is an average heart rate? • what is used to take temperature?. • what is the average temperature of a human? • what releases produces eggs in a female body? • ...

18 Clues: The "sit" bone • The wrist bones • Another name for the heel • Another name for the kneecap • Where blood cells are produced • The knee is this type of joint • This is another term for one rib • The name for the socket in the hip • The meniscus is this type of tissue • The name for the socket in the scapula • The type of vertebrae found in the neck • ...

10 Clues: who is U.Zwingli • who is Leonardo DA Vinci • founder of modern surgery • author of canon of medicine • William Harvey was interested in • who founded school of Avicennism • professor of surgery at pauda university • belief that god and universe are identical • called angelic doctor and prince of scholastic • the Arabic world had previous contact with which culture

10 Clues: dinosuar bones • man made genes • the study of the human body • different structure similar function • similar structure different function • a trait that helps the animal survive • the study of early stages of development • structures that we no longer use or need • an explanation that is backed by evidence • triats passed down from generation to the next

10 Clues: within a vein • inside a skull • within a cell or cells • occurring within a single day • within a school or institution • situated or occurring within the eyeball • anatomy within the blood vascular system • a network used within only one organization • within a gene, in referring to certain events • existing or taking place within the mind or psyche

10 Clues: work with computers • sew,draw,cooking so on • study mendeleev table so on • work with numbers and graphs • study anatomy people and animals • on this subject always sing and song • on this language speak french people • on this subject mostly run, jump so on • on this language speak American people • this subject studies historical events

10 Clues: a good cardio exercise • provide energy to the body • The bodies energy storages • provides energy to the body • a great body weight exercise • a fruit packed with vitamin C • one a day keeps the doctor away • a fruit often present in a bunch • a vegetable packed with Vitamin A • a liquid which comprise 80% of human anatomy

10 Clues: The study of plants. • The study of insects. • The study of earth and rocks • The study of microorganisms. • study of the stars and space • study of heredity and genes. • study of the mind and behavior • study of chemicals and reactions. • The study of life and living organisms. • study of the structure and function of the human body.

10 Clues: the study of plants • the study of animals • the basic unit of life • the study of human beings • the basic unit of heredity • the study of microorganisms • the study of animal behavior • the study of genes and heredity • the study of organisms inner structures • the engine that propels the creation and extinction of species

11 Clues: an S in desert • zoom your eyes • swinging with beer • what are you doing? • a nice tasting bike • cannon balls shot a foot • a cool primary and asphalt • bird anatomy as a nickname • Friday treat is hot from two ends • the part of a song that catches ears can also catch • BSAINXLEATNTEARS remove six letters without changing the sequence to reveal a familiar word

16 Clues: The practice of medicine. • Put off to the future time • Excessively tense or delicate • The study of living organisms. • The study of animal’s anatomy. • Working or produced by machines • To surround completely in water. • The wealth/resources in a country • One skilled in a particular field. • raising livestock and farming land. • To treat a condition with medicine. • ...

16 Clues: from the bronx • travel planner • allergic to eggs • in a social/bike club • I was a chef for 7 years • typically hate reality tv • girl scout troop volunteer • owner of clothing boutique • my favorite color is yellow • I am a licensed esthetician • I braid hair in my spare time • I have been with TD for 5 years • I was once a fitness competitor • grey's anatomy is my favorite show • ...

16 Clues: Wrote the Prince • Studied human anatomy • Made the printing press • Wrote the Divine Comedy • Reformed Catholic Church • Built the first telescope • Father of modern astronomy • Created David and La Pieta • Ruled Florence for over 300 years. • Wrote a comic novel called Don Quixote • Designed the dome of Santa Maria del Fiore • One who thought planets went around the sun • ...

16 Clues: Wrote the Prince • Studied human anatomy • Made the printing press • Wrote the Divine Comedy • Reformed Catholic Church • Built the first telescope • Father of modern astronomy • Created David and La Pieta • Ruled Florence for over 300 years. • Wrote a comic novel called Don Quixote • Designed the dome of Santa Maria del Fiore • One who thought planets went around the sun • ...

16 Clues: same or similar • structure of living things • family member descended from • geographical location of life • unborn or unhatched offspring • unit of heredity that contains DNA • arrangement of parts to form a whole • gradual change in organisms over time • links between ancestors and descendents • repeating arrangement that can be detected • ...

16 Clues: Meat eater. • Plant eater. • A living thing. • Meat & Plant eater. • The “brain” of the cell. • A tool used to see things. • Long-term weather conditions. • How a living thing grows over time. • The study of an animals body parts. • Can only be seen with a microscope. • Research done outside of the laboratory. • Method The order of steps used in research. • ...

9 Clues: study of tumors • sharp cutting tool • photograph of bones • Anagram of LISTERIZE • future surgeon's course • one name for heart test • where to find some very sick individuals • A chemical by the name of a planet resides in me • Place me on your body to listen whats going inside

9 Clues: composition of matter • studies the effect of drugs • studies microscopic life forms • studies the anatomy of the body • discover how drugs act with the system • treating diseases in the nervous system • uses organisms to create and improve products • specializes in diagnosing and treating dieseases • scientist investigates crimes by collecting evidence

9 Clues: Window covering (8) • Bright red flower (5) • £500 to a Cockney (6) • Soft indoor footwear (8) • Violent column of air (7) • Inflatable object used for celebration (7) • Visible effect of refraction through rain (7) • Core component to both anatomy and affection (5) • Certificate awarded on completion of studies (7)

9 Clues: Wash your hands • COVER YOUR MOUTH! • More Grays anatomy • TT does it, I don't • Savage coyote playfights Dad • Daily Tactics, Two set violin • More Daily Tactics, and Two set violin • I sit in my papasan chair Procrastinating • When you go to the store, DON'T TOUCH THE FOOD!

18 Clues: What do platelets do? • How many chambers are in the heart? • Where does gaseous exchange happen? • How many bones are in a human adult? • What type of digestion is peristalsis? • What is the smallest bone in the body? • What is another name for Red blood cells? • What organ produces insulin and glucagon? • How many bones are there in a human child? • ...

18 Clues: Movement away from the midline • Movement in a circular pattern • Muscle Muscle type that is striated and voluntary • Movement that decreases the angle between 2 body parts • Movement that increases the angle between 2 body parts • Muscle Muscle type that is non-striated and involuntary • Rotation Movement that involves rotating towards the midline • ...

18 Clues: The smallest contractile unit of muscle • Specialized muscle of the heart with striations • A motor neuron and all the muscle cells it supplies • Consisting of spindle-shaped, nonstriated muscle cells • The thin connective tissue surrounding each muscle cell • The connective tissue enveloping bundles of muscle fibers • ...

18 Clues: Near the body surface • Tail fin, propels the fish • Nostrils, used for sense of smell • Toward the belly side of an organism • Away from the body surface; more internal • Situated near or on the back of an organism • Relating to the skull or cranium, towards the head of the body. • The fin on the back side of a fish used for stability when swimming. • ...

20 Clues: The nose is _____ to the eyes. • The head is _____ to the feet. • The feet are _____to the head. • The eyes are _____ to the nose. • The toes are _____ to the patella. • The skin is _____ to the skeleton. • The muscles are _____ to the skin. • Where are the tarsal bones located? • Where is the popliteal fossa palpated? • The patient is lying on their stomach. • ...

19 Clues: The study of birds • The study of plant • The study of origin • The study of viruses • The study of insects • the study of animals • The study of bacteria • The study of parasites • The study of metabolism • The study of gross structure • The study of minute structures • The science dealing with immunity • science of growing ornamental plants • ...

19 Clues: Taylor’s birth month • Taylor’s fanbase name • Taylor’s lucky number • Album with a snake theme • Album with a pastel aesthetic • City Taylor Swift was born in • Taylor’s original music genre • Tour celebrating all her albums • Space Song from the album 1989 • Version Label for re-recorded albums • Pandemic-era sister album to Folklore • Too Well Song referencing a scarf • ...

19 Clues: to spread out • public speaker • father of Aeneas • political changes • Christian holy people • poet who wrote Aeneid • mythical world of the dead • defend from trouble or harm • a curved ceiling made of arches • people who are poor or suffering • the study of the body's structure • to bring back to an original state • verse that pokes fun at human weakness • ...

19 Clues: Study of life • Study of stars • Study of genes • Body structures • Study of plants • Study of meteor • Structure of matter • Study of wildlife animals • Change in chemical reactions • Scientific studies of oceans. • Study of aging and older adults • Study of origin of human society • Study of the biology of microscopic organisms • Branch of natural science concerned with Earth • ...

19 Clues: The study of plant • The study of birds • The study of origin • The study of insects • the study of animals • The study of viruses • The study of bacteria • The study of parasites • The study of metabolism • The study of gross structure • The study of minute structures • The science dealing with immunity • science of growing ornamental plants • ...

13 Clues: a series of changes • long straw-like tube • protective layer of a pupa • body covering for some animals • cycle, stages of a living thing • scientist who studies butterflies • to move from one place to another • what the pupa has transformed into • sweet liquid made by flowering plants • the structure of a body and its parts • female monarchs lay hundreds of these • ...

13 Clues: Taylor's middle name • Taylor's third album • Taylor's birth month • Taylor's lucky number • Taylor's brother's name • The state Taylor was born in • Taylor's song with Brendon Urie • The name of Taylor's documentary • The amount of Grammys Taylor has won • Where the Swift family moved when Taylor was 13 • The hit 10 minute song on Red (Taylor's Version) • ...

13 Clues: To cut out of. • A large and serious book. • Brief and straightforward. • Feeling of regret or remorse. • Two opposite parts of one whole. • The best or most typical example. • Tending to argue or cause discord. • Paying strict attention to detail. • A minor violation of a rule or law. • Sharply cutting; direct and powerful. • The structure or parts taken as a whole. • ...

13 Clues: Feathers, wings, beaks • Detailed body structure • centipedes and millipedes • Overall size, shape, structure • Cell wall made of peptidoglycan • System developed by Carl Linnaeus • Live in water, scaly skin, gills, fins • Action causing a change of position or place • Cell wall composed of cellulose, have chloroplasts • ...

18 Clues: Length of the thick filaments • is in the center of the band. • The cytoplasm of a muscle cell • The contractile units of muscles • Thick filaments are made of this • Central core of the thick filament • The plasma membrane of a muscle cell • Center rod holds the f-actin strand together • Contains thin filaments but no thick filaments • ...

18 Clues: shin • foot • hand • calf • cheek • armpit • kneecap • forehead • lower arm • inner elbow • back of knee • upper arm region • superior region of the leg • upper center region of abdominal cavity • lower center region of abdominal cavity • middle left & right regions of abdominal cavity • upper left and right regions of abdominal cavity • lower left and right regions of abdominal cavity

19 Clues: cell filling • center of the root • outer layer of cells • Deoxyribonucleic Acid • site of photosynthesis • powerhouse of the cell • DNA NOT housed in Nucleus • DNA housed in the Nucleus • holds the DNA in eukaryotes • important for glycosylation • structure surrounding the cell • transport network for molecules • translate the RNA into proteins • basic structural unit of plants • ...

18 Clues: This artery is formed by 2 vertebral arteries • The lateral rectus is innervated by this nerve • Which sinus gives surgical access to the pituitary • Cranial nerves 5,6,7,8 originate from this structure • Where does the lateral corticospinal tract decussate • This structure is located inferior to the optic chiasm • ...

18 Clues: Cytoplasm of axon. • Plasma membrane of axon. • Side branches of main axon. • Electrically excitable nerve cells. • Two processes (e.g., retinal cells). • Cone-shaped region where AP initiates. • Multiple processes (most CNS neurons). • Receive signals; form receptive region. • Pseudounipolar neuron process entering CNS. • Moves cytoskeletal elements (0.5-10 mm/day). • ...

18 Clues: The white of the eye • The middle layer of eye • Clear outer layer of eye • The innermost layer of eye • The third ossicle in the ear • Another name for the external ear flap • The lobe in brain that interprets image • The humor or fluid in the eye behind the lens • The membrane that is also called the ear drum • The term used to describe the shape of the lens • ...

18 Clues: allows body movement • bone in the upper arm • return it to the heart • lowers blood sugar level • scientific name for skull • the main organ for breathing • what does a thermometer measure • one of the chambers of the heart • where gaseous exchange takes place • the largest organ in the human body • what does a pulse oximeter measure? • the bones at the tips of fingers and toes • ...

7 Clues: Home of the brain • Humans longest bone • Also known as knee cap • Excellent imaging method for bones • Protecting the central nervous system • Bone structure protecting our internal organs • The bone holding the separate sides of ribcage together

13 Clues: Father of Medicine • Egyptian God of Medicine • Father of Chinese Medicine • Men treated their own families • First to study causes of diseases • The ancient times were filled with • First to keep accurate health records • Anatomy was based upon who's theories? • Discovered that crusaders spread disease • Contributed to the art of healing: surgery • ...

13 Clues: death in 1601 • Coperncus theories • 1610 a small book called • Built on the new theories • In 1643 torricelli invents a: • Publishes human anatomy textbook • In 1714 thermometerwas invented by: • Galileo stood before in a ... in 1633: • In european of the scientific revolution • The great change in ------ in 1300 and 1600 • The earth centered view of the universe was called: • ...

13 Clues: type of muscle • part of digestive system • is another name for organs • science of how body functions • secreted from Endocrine system • Science of structure of the body • plane divides body superior-inferior • this system includes brain and spinal cord • this system includes bones joints cartilage • cavity, contains cranial and spinal cavities • ...

10 Clues: Anglo-Irish natural philosopher, chemist, physicist, alchemist and inventor. • Italian astronomer, physicist and engineer, sometimes described as a polymath. • English physician who made influential contributions in anatomy and physiology. • German astronomer, mathematician, astrologer, natural philosopher and writer on music. • ...

12 Clues: Energy Wheels • Father of Medicine • used to treat wounds • Was Extracted from plants • Regular poured to honor Imhotep • his medical and spiritual school • Imhotep was the center of their teachings • document of treatments, anatomy terms, & injuries • worn to protect against disease, pharmakon symbol • honored him an placed his quotes on their temples • ...

12 Clues: major employers • How many years of school • what is your work envirment • state with the highest salary • work with these people the most • action performed at this career • most helpful high school course • state with the most job openings • what is the most common work schedule • is the number of jobs increasing or declining • organization that certifies athletic trainers • ...

12 Clues: chiropractor • plastic surgery • talk between two people • one who helps cure people • the study of the human body • the science of using reason • history of development of plants • naming of stars in an ordered way • person who is diseased in the mind • the arrangement of words used regularly • the study of the physical nature of things • ...

12 Clues: animal • leader of the group • on focus on yourself • something not needed • beat someone at something • stop or pause for a moment • something that isn't finished • a tiny piece of strings together • the study of the body's structure • a rope swing with a bar, used in circus • a person who makes sure everyone is playing the game fairly • ...

7 Clues: Likes to draw • Is a Seahawks fan • Likes online classes • Listens to ASAP Rocky • Watches Grey's Anatomy • Listens to System of a Down • Watches videos on YouTube and Netflix

7 Clues: Istilah medis keseleo • Istilah medis syarah kejepit • Organ terbesar pada tubuh manusia • Tulang terpanjang pada tubuh manusia • Otot yang berfungsi ketika kita mengunyah • palsy Istilah medis penyakit sempengot di bali • abdominis Otot yang membentuk six pack pada perlu

7 Clues: dividing tissue • gaseous exchange • Dead plant tissue • Soft plant tissue • food conducting tissue • soft mechanical tissue • water conducting tissue

7 Clues: striated muscle • outermost layer of skin • Makes our hair and nails • found primarily in your heart • protects us against the suns UV rays • found on the inner of your digestive tract • where your hair root and glands are located

9 Clues: what he dug up • what he put on • hogan first victim • what his mother hated • What he found intrest in • Hook What he hung women on • bowl What he made out of heads • worden Victim. that got him caught • what gein liked to do with dead women

19 Clues: we harvest • build your future • verify student Ids • wash tables and chairs • we learn about anatomy • we go through donations • Social Emotional Learning • walk around the neighborhood • we do the job of a secretary • Mrs. Coleman teaches this class • creates a menu and sales snacks • we work on resumes and interviews • we know the rules of each activity • ...

13 Clues: became the first clone • invented the baind-aid • discovered blood cells • invented the stethoscope • invinted the first microscope • distinguished veins from arteries • wrote the first known anatomy book • developed the first vaccine (small pox) • identified germs as the cause of disease • preformed the first successful appendectomy • ...

13 Clues: Laying face up • Laying face down • Away from the head • The palm of the hand • The back of the body • Away from the midline • The bottom of the foot • Toward the middle of the body • Away from the outside of the body • Farthest away from attachment or origin • Nearest point of attachment to limb or structure • A directional term for the front view of the body • ...

13 Clues: The sun is in the center • The earth is in the center • founder of modern human anatomy • Said "I think, therefore I am." • came up with an early calculator • The "Father of observational astronomy" • Came up with laws of motion and gravity • Astronomer, had a fake nose (first/last) • Discovered heliocentric model of universe • discovered the elliptical motion of planets • ...

13 Clues: Feathers, wings, beaks • Detailed body structure • centipedes and millipedes • Overall size, shape, structure • Cell wall made of peptidoglycan • System developed by Carl Linnaeus • Live in water, scaly skin, gills, fins • Action causing a change of position or place • Cell wall composed of cellulose, have chloroplasts • ...

13 Clues: to cut out of;remove • a large and serious look • brief and straightforward • feeling of regret or remorse • two opposite parts of one whole • the best or most typical example • minor violation of a rule or law • tending to argue or cause discord • sharply cutting; direct and powerful • the structure or parts, taken as a whole • stinging or biting, especially in taste or smell • ...

13 Clues: to cut out of;remove • a large and serious look • brief and straightforward • feeling of regret or remorse • two opposite parts of one whole • minor violation of a rule or law • the best or most typical example • tending to argue or cause discord • sharply cutting; direct and powerful • the structure or parts, taken as a whole • stinging or biting, especially in taste or smell • ...

13 Clues: Produces HCL • Mature bone cells • Vitamin D deficiency • Small spaces between neurons • Smallest level of organization • Another word for internal organs • This organ is divided into three sections • Breaks down food mechanically and chemically • A stable condition of the internal environment • The erosion of the lining of the digestive tract • ...

13 Clues: a large book • To cut out of; remove • Brief and straightforward • Feeling of regret or remorse • Two opposite parts of one whole • The best or most typical example • Sharply cutting; direct and powerful • Minor violation of a rule or law; crime • the structure or parts, taken as a whole • Tending to argue or cause discord; argumentative • ...

13 Clues: To cut out of; remove • A large and serious book • Brief and straightforward • Feeling of regret or remorse • Two opposite parts of one whole • The best or most typical example • Minor violation of a rule or law • Tending to argue or cause discord • Paying strict attention to detail • Sharply cutting; direct and powerful • The structure or parts, taken as a whole • ...

13 Clues: to cut out of; remove • a large and serious book • brief and straightforward • feeling of regret or remorse • two opposite parts of one whole • the best or most typical example • minor violation of a rule or law • tending to argue or cause discord • sharply cutting; direct and powerful • the structure or parts taken as a whole • stinging or biting, especially in taste or smell • ...

13 Clues: study of the human body • eliminates waste from the body • protects the body from disease • breaks food down into nutrients • basic units of all living things • controls the hormones in the body • study of the functions of the body • coordinates all other body systems • controls blood movement through the body • forms the physical foundation of the body • ...

7 Clues: / The reproduction process of cells. • / removing dead skin cells from the face and body • / procedure involving a variety of skin treatments • / part of the cell where food and oxygen combine to make energy. • / The study of the structures of the human body that can be seen with the naked eye. • ...

7 Clues: home of ideas • you brush twice a day • human's biggest organ • you lift these when you're surprised • do the hard work if you drink alcohol • you can have short, long or not at all • this usually get sore when you get flu

7 Clues: help you see • largest organ • not necessary • longest leg bone • help you breathe • The muscle that pumps blood • carry blood around the body

5 Clues: tab • body • system • bacteria • microbes

19 Clues: invents barometer. • Invented the microscope. • Published law of gravity • Invented mercury thermometer. • Reveals how human hearts work. • Is a logical procedure for gathering and testing ideas. • Developed analytical geometry which linked algebra and geometry. • Danish astronomer who carefully analized the movements of the planets. • ...

17 Clues: Cavity brain • Cavity back side • Cavity front side • Cavity spinal cord • water, food and vitamins • the function of the body parts • stomach area(spleen, intestines) • required to make ATP, cell energy • all of these processes require ENERGY • Separates the thoracic and pelvic region • Pressure pressure necessary for breathing • lower abdomen(bladder, reproductive organs) • ...

11 Clues: The preserved remains or trace of an organism that lived in the past. • A heritable trait that improves the reproductive success of an organism. • An ancestral organism whose offspring diverged into two or more species. • The idea that organisms can slowly change over time into other kinds of organisms. • ...

10 Clues: The study of the structure of a plant or animal • Ancestor the most recent ancestor that two individuals share. • a person, plant, or animal that is descended from a particular ancestor. • the traditions, beliefs, and values that are passed down from one generation to the next • ...

7 Clues: animal scientist • domesticated birds • animals one compartment • An animal that lives in water • Cold-blooded vertebrate animals • The body structure of an animal • animal four compartments for their digestive system