greys anatomy Crossword Puzzles

anatomy 2022-10-17

Across

Thin walled blood vessels less elastic than Arteries
Muscular partition that controls breathing and separates chest from abdominal region
Nerve affecting skin of lower eyelid, side of nose, upper lip, mouth
Largest of cranial nerves
Ductless glands
Lower thick walled chambers of the heart
Nerve supplying thumb side of arm and back of hand
Colorless watery fluid derived from
Nerve affecting muscles of mouth

Down

Nerve supplying fingers
Affects muscles of temple forehead brows lids upper cheek
Artery supplying the masseter
The nervous system made up of sensory and motor nerve fibers
Membrane enclosing heart
Nerve supplying arm and hand
System comprising of the lungs
Fluid part of blood in which red and white blood cells flow
plasma
The nervous system that functions without conscious effort
Allows blood to flow in only one direction
Thin walled vessels connecting smaller arteries to veins

21 Clues: plasma • Ductless glands • Nerve supplying fingers • Membrane enclosing heart • Largest of cranial nerves • Nerve supplying arm and hand • Artery supplying the masseter • System comprising of the lungs • Nerve affecting muscles of mouth • Colorless watery fluid derived from • Lower thick walled chambers of the heart • Allows blood to flow in only one direction • ...

Anatomy 2022-11-25

Across

a function of this is to determine your skin color
these little projections in the duodemum aid in absorption (starts with v)
the tympanic membrane is commonly known as this
death of tissue that has been without oxygen
lobe of the brain affecting motor speech
the wrist is this type of joint (starts with c)
coronary arteries feed this body part
outermost layer of skin
when the male has decreased hormone production
when the body has a state of stability (starts with h)
the nephron is the filtering unit of which bodypart
this organ stores bile

Down

which system in the body makes the hormones
gland responsible for controlling bodies response to stress and inflammation
organ which secretes digestive juices into the start of the small intestine
a membrane that keeps the fluid of the body inside
type of blood cell that protects the body from infections
contains most of the blood vessels of the eye
function is to carry messages away from the nerves cell body (four letters in this word)
when something in our body happens automatically (starts with i)
the type of vessel that carries blood away from the heart
hormone which controls energy, metabolism, and growth and mental functioning
organ which secretes insulin and glucagon
serous layer that covers and protects the lungs, and prevents friction
one of the 3 parts of the structure of a cell, (starts with letter c)
an automatic body function that we can control ourselves
this female organ produces progesterone

27 Clues: this organ stores bile • outermost layer of skin • coronary arteries feed this body part • this female organ produces progesterone • lobe of the brain affecting motor speech • organ which secretes insulin and glucagon • which system in the body makes the hormones • death of tissue that has been without oxygen • contains most of the blood vessels of the eye • ...

Anatomy 2022-01-28

Across

Perpindicular to sagitttal- R to L
grinding or crackling noise when flexing a joint
raising limb upwards
away from the middle
the bend of a limb or joint
palms facing downward
foot rotated inward
palms facing upward
bruise
long developing medical condition

Down

the upper half of the body
a plane passing through the center of body
middle
away from a specific body part
back
a scrape
foot rotated outward
lowering the limb towards the midline of body
a sudden and short medical condition
closer to a specific body part or midline of body
lengthening of limb or joint
a jagged cut
perpindicular to coronal- L to R
the lower half of the body

24 Clues: back • middle • bruise • a scrape • a jagged cut • foot rotated inward • palms facing upward • raising limb upwards • foot rotated outward • away from the middle • palms facing downward • the upper half of the body • the lower half of the body • the bend of a limb or joint • lengthening of limb or joint • away from a specific body part • perpindicular to coronal- L to R • ...

Anatomy 2022-01-27

Across

Down

20 Clues: 6 • 7 • 5 • 3 • 9 • 2 • 8 • 4 • 1 • 10 • 15 • 14 • 11 • 16 • 18 • 17 • 20 • 19 • 13 • 12

Anatomy 2022-12-17

Across

The ____ is divided into three central regions
sheath The white fatty tissue surrounding the axon is called
Legs, arms, & pelvis/hips are examples
Lining of the pericardial cavity
Another word for a nerve cell
Pericardial Cavity Contains the
The brain is divided into ___ main regions
Anterior means
CO 2 excreted by
internal balance
Loop The body’s way of bringing itself back
Below
Posterior

Down

Close to core/trunk
Superior
internal organs
Head, neck, spine/vertebra are examples of
means kidneys
Carries urine from the kidney to the bladder
Functional unit of the kidney
The spot between both legs
homeostasis
You have ten
You have two
Cerebellum controls what
is another word for back

26 Clues: Below • Superior • Posterior • homeostasis • You have ten • You have two • means kidneys • Anterior means • internal organs • CO 2 excreted by • internal balance • Close to core/trunk • Cerebellum controls what • is another word for back • The spot between both legs • Functional unit of the kidney • Another word for a nerve cell • Pericardial Cavity Contains the • Lining of the pericardial cavity • ...

Anatomy 2022-12-05

Across

skull
an organ that is part of the digestive system
neuron that transmits electrical impulses
curved bony that stiffen the walls of the body
an organ that receives light and visual images
membrane separates the interior of the cell from the outside environment
the thin layer of tissue forming the natural outer covering of the body
the bones that form the head
cord A column of nerve tissue that runs from the base of the skull down the back
female glands in which eggs form
the pair of organs that supply's the body with oxygen
the study of the structure of an animal or the human body

Down

the process in which a single parent cell divides to make two new daughter cells
the structure in the cell that contains the chromosomes
the fibers that send your body messages and signals
system is the part of the body that transmits nerve impulses between parts of the body
muscle on the front part of the arm
the clear,yellowish part of the blood that carries out the blood cells
an organ that makes one or more substances
a large organ located in the upper abdomen
blood vessels in humans
a pair of organs in the abdomen
the fluid that circulates the body

23 Clues: skull • blood vessels in humans • the bones that form the head • a pair of organs in the abdomen • female glands in which eggs form • the fluid that circulates the body • muscle on the front part of the arm • neuron that transmits electrical impulses • an organ that makes one or more substances • a large organ located in the upper abdomen • ...

Anatomy 2025-09-16

Across

Structures that surround, support, and are attached to the teeth.
Large opening in the occipital bone that connects the vertical canal and the cranial cavity.
Wide, shallow depression on the lingual surfaces of anterior teeth.
Cells that form cementum.
Portion of the tooth that is covered with enamel.
Threadlike elevations that cover most of the tongue.
That portion of the tooth that is visible in the oral cavity.
Suture that is located at the midline of the skull, where the two parietal bones are joined.
Study of the structure and function of body tissues on a microscopic level.

Down

Process of the maxillary bones that extends upward to articulate with the zygomatic bone.
Stage of human development that occurs from the beginning of the second week to the end of the eighth week.
Small round opening in a bone through which blood vessels, nerves, and ligaments pass.
Joint on each side of the head that allows for movement of the mandible.
Fibers found in dentinal tubules
Region of the head overlying the occipital bone and covered by the scalp.
Process of the zygomatic bone that extends upward to articulate with the frontal bone at the outer edge of the orbit.
Cells that resorb cementum.
Line of junction between the occipital and parietal bones.
Eight bones that cover and protect the brain.
Projecting structures found in each lateral wall of the nasal cavity and extending inward from the maxilla.

20 Clues: Cells that form cementum. • Cells that resorb cementum. • Fibers found in dentinal tubules • Eight bones that cover and protect the brain. • Portion of the tooth that is covered with enamel. • Threadlike elevations that cover most of the tongue. • Line of junction between the occipital and parietal bones. • That portion of the tooth that is visible in the oral cavity. • ...

anatomy 2025-10-03

Across

Exit for spinal nerves
Anterior projecting edge of S1
Limits hyperflexion, posterior to bodies
C1, no body or spinous process
Inferior opening of sacral canal
Stabilize, assist rotation
Between transverse processes
Tips of spinous processes, sacrum → C7
Dens apex to foramen magnum
Contains vertebral artery, suboccipital nerve
Elevates, retracts, rotates scapula
Between spinous processes
Hook-shaped projection on cervical vertebral bodies
Extension of head
Retracts scapula
Passage for vertebral artery in cervical vertebrae
Extends and contralaterally rotates spine
Elevates ribs
Split spinous process, typical of C3–C6
Junction between L5 and sacrum
C7, long palpable spinous process
Burst fracture of C1
Shape of lumbar vertebral bodies
Elastic, connects laminae
Iliocostalis, longissimus, spinalis
Transverse ligament + vertical bands

Down

Forms part of intervertebral foramen
Between spinous processes
Extends and rotates neck
Limits hyperextension
Elevates scapula
Site of spondylolysis fracture
Vertebra with mixed features (e.g., T12)
Continuation of supraspinous in cervical region
Dorsal ramus C1, innervates suboccipitals
Extends, adducts, medially rotates humerus
Shape of thoracic vertebral bodies
Facet joint between articular processes
Ipsilateral rotation
Extends and rotates head
Bilateral fracture of C2 pedicles
Extension, ipsilateral rotation
Between transverse processes
Extension, lateral flexion
Retracts scapula
Dens to occipital condyles, limit rotation
C2, has the dens
Stabilizes vertebrae
Small triangular bone at base of spine
Peg-like process of C2

50 Clues: Elevates ribs • Elevates scapula • Retracts scapula • Retracts scapula • C2, has the dens • Extension of head • Ipsilateral rotation • Stabilizes vertebrae • Burst fracture of C1 • Limits hyperextension • Exit for spinal nerves • Peg-like process of C2 • Extends and rotates neck • Extends and rotates head • Between spinous processes • Between spinous processes • Elastic, connects laminae • ...

Anatomy 2025-09-28

Across

Blood vessel that carries oxygenated blood away from the heart.
The largest artery in the body.
The liquid matrix of blood, mostly water.
The throat, a common passageway for food and air.
One of the two main branches leading from the trachea to the lungs.
Clear fluid that circulates through the lymphatic vessels.
Tiny, closed-ended vessels that collect interstitial fluid in the tissues.
Blood vessel that carries deoxygenated blood toward the heart.
2: Blood Vessels
Lymphoid tissue masses in the pharynx that help protect against inhaled or ingested pathogens.
The iron-containing protein in red blood cells that transports oxygen.

Down

The windpipe, which connects the larynx to the bronchi.
Primary lymphoid organ where T-cells mature.
Dome-shaped muscle beneath the lungs essential for breathing.
Scientific name for a red blood cell.
Protein produced by B cells to neutralize pathogens.
Tiny air sacs in the lungs where gas exchange occurs.
Cell fragment essential for blood clotting.
Structures in veins that prevent the backflow of blood.
Smallest and most numerous blood vessels, site of gas and nutrient exchange.
Largest lymphatic organ, filters blood and removes old red blood cells.

21 Clues: 2: Blood Vessels • The largest artery in the body. • Scientific name for a red blood cell. • The liquid matrix of blood, mostly water. • Cell fragment essential for blood clotting. • Primary lymphoid organ where T-cells mature. • The throat, a common passageway for food and air. • Protein produced by B cells to neutralize pathogens. • ...

Anatomy 2025-09-20

Across

heme derived pigment that imparts the typical yellow color of urine
cortex Outer part of kidney containing all the nephrons; some nephronshave loops of Henle extending into the medulla
finger_ like projection of podocytes surrounding glomenular capillaries;interdigited to form a filtration membrane
compound that increases urine output, leading to decreased waterconcentration
The inner wall of the glomerular capsule is made up of
Tuft of capillaries surrounded by Bowman’s capsule; filters the bloodbased on size
the absence of urine produced, production of 50 mL, or less per day
Consist of glomerulus and Bowman's capsule
enzyme produced by juxtaglomenular cells in response to decrease bloodpressure or sympathetic nervous activity.
Extensions of the renal cortex into the renal medulla; separatesthe renal pyramids; contains blood vessels and connective tissue
are also called urination or holding

Down

Cup-like structures receiving urine from the collecting duct here it passesonto the renal pelvis and ureter
presence of glucose in the urine, caused by high blood glucose levelsthat exceed the ability of the kidneys to reabsorb the glucose.
Functional units of the kidney that carry out all filtrations andmodification to produce urine
Inner region of kidney containing the renal pyramids
Contractile cells found in the glomerulus, can contract or relax toregulate filtration rate
The mucosa of the urinary bladder contains transitional epithelium andmucosal folds
Analysis of urine to diagnose disease
descending and ascending portion between proximal and distalconvoluted tubule; those of cortical nephrons do not extend into the medulla;whereas those of juxtaglomedullary nephrons do extend into the medulla
Transports urine from bladder to the outside environment

20 Clues: are also called urination or holding • Analysis of urine to diagnose disease • Consist of glomerulus and Bowman's capsule • Inner region of kidney containing the renal pyramids • The inner wall of the glomerular capsule is made up of • Transports urine from bladder to the outside environment • the absence of urine produced, production of 50 mL, or less per day • ...

Anatomy 2021-05-18

Across

sheath insulation covering the axon
Clumping of particles. An antigen is mixed with the antibody (usually used in blood grouping)
Tumor or growth wich isnt cancerous. Grows slowly and isn't harmfull.
nervous system brain and spinal cord.
Towards the head
Help blood clot and slow bleeding.
flexation movement away from the body of the foot
summation effect of triggering an action potential in a neron from one or more presynaptic neurons
At a higher level than ….
At a lower level than …..
(equilibrium) potential depends on the concentration gradient for that ion across the membrane
bottom part of spine (5 fused vertebrate)
Consiting of all bones and joints
Excessive accumulation of fluid in the body tissue (inflammation)
Refers to the back of the body
nervous system vouluntary control and bodily movements.
Top part of the spine (7 vertebrate)
portion Consisting of the head, neck and the trunk
synapses biological junctions which signals can be sent to each other
bacteria transport compounds outside the cell which are potentaialy toxic.
Middle part of the spine (12 vertebrate)
indirectly linked with ion channels through signal transduction mechanisms shuch as G proteins
a nerve synapse between an axon and a dendrite
synapses mechanical and elctrically conductive link between to synapses
Far away from the trunk
plane Divides the body into right and left
Constiing of all the nerves, both the central nervous system and the pripheral nervous system
postsynaptic potential (IPSP) synaptic potential that makes a postsynaptic neurone less likelt to generate an action potental
Consiting of skin, sweat glands, hair, nails

Down

cell pyramid shaped cell with a single axon and many dendrites
Cancerous cells that have the ability to spread, uncomntrolled growth.
connects to brain cell and spinal cord
nervous system contains all the nerves that lie ouside the CNS.
postsynaptic potential (EPSP) change in membrane voltage of a postsynaptic cell following the influx of positively charged ions into a cell
Neuron which has two extensions
Refers to the front of the body
nerve ending relay the signal to nerons
middle bottom part of spine (5 vertebrate)
plane Divides the body into superior and inferior
Away from the midline
synapse between axon and the body of another
multiple synapse
a single synapse
rest and digest. Gland activity
portion Consisting of the upper and lower limbs
synapse between axon and the axon of another
Consisting of the renal system and uninary tract (kidneys, bladder e.c.t)
Chemical messenger system consisting of feedback loops
Towards the midline
Reduced number of white blood cells, increases risk of infection.
plane Divides the body into anterior and posterior
membrane bound receptor protein that respon to ligands binding by openiong ion channels
Neuron that has a single axon and many dendrites
summation Occurs when high frequency of actio potentials in the presynaptic neron elicts postsynaptic potentials that summate with each other
potential sudden, fast change of the resting membrane potential.
White blood cell count is above the normal in the blood. ( sign of the inflammatory response.
Leave tumor cells and move around the body (CHECK THID!)
feedback Process that moves a acondition to the normak level correcting the stimulus
nervous system unconciously and regulates bodily functions
hillock specialized part of the cell body of a neron that connects to the axon
Closer to the trunk
membrane potential a resting neuron voltage across its membrane. Determined by concentration gradients of ions
Towards the coccyx
movement from one to another, increase. (large numberS)
Neuron which has one extension
feedback Process that moves a condition away from the normal level reinforcing the stimulus

66 Clues: Towards the head • multiple synapse • a single synapse • Towards the coccyx • Towards the midline • Closer to the trunk • Away from the midline • Far away from the trunk • At a higher level than …. • At a lower level than ….. • Refers to the back of the body • Neuron which has one extension • Neuron which has two extensions • Refers to the front of the body • ...

Anatomy 2022-07-07

Across

nerve roots for the axillary nerve
muscle that has inferior and lateral fiber direction
muscle that can cause sciatica
nerve roots C6,7,8
what the TFL inserts to
socket in pelvis
insertion for biceps brachii
muscle that performs knee internal rotation
insertion for levator scap
insertion for sartorious gracillis semitendonosis
plane that divides body into anterior and posterior sections

Down

origin for upper trap
plane that divides body into superior and inferior sections
muscle that does hip flexion and knee extension
insertion for the biceps femoris
suprapinatus infraspinatus teres minor subscapularis
plane that divides body into left and right sections
nerve that pierces supinator
this muscle has no bony insertion
action of tibias anterior

20 Clues: socket in pelvis • nerve roots C6,7,8 • origin for upper trap • what the TFL inserts to • action of tibias anterior • insertion for levator scap • insertion for biceps brachii • nerve that pierces supinator • muscle that can cause sciatica • insertion for the biceps femoris • this muscle has no bony insertion • nerve roots for the axillary nerve • ...

Anatomy 2022-07-08

Across

the bone that is your elbow
acronym for thenar muscles
“freshman nerve”
abducts shoulder
muscle that can cause sciatica
main elbow extensor
action of pointing foot downwards
term for big toe
extends knee

Down

attaches most distal to phalanges
term for thumb
nerve plexus of UE
the S in “Say Grace before Tea”
Dr. Curfmans favorite foot muscle
anatomical name for pinky
main elbow flexor
Longest bone in body
muscle group that controls medial portion of hand
name for anterior face of forearm
muscle group that controls thumb

20 Clues: extends knee • term for thumb • “freshman nerve” • abducts shoulder • term for big toe • main elbow flexor • nerve plexus of UE • main elbow extensor • Longest bone in body • anatomical name for pinky • acronym for thenar muscles • the bone that is your elbow • muscle that can cause sciatica • the S in “Say Grace before Tea” • muscle group that controls thumb • ...

Anatomy 2022-06-03

Across

carry blood away from the heart
middle layer of the heart
sweet, salty, sour, & bitter
irritation to the nasal cavity
sends blood out of the entire body
white blood cells that lack hemoglobin
largest solid organ
the brain steam includes: midbrain, pons, & _________
wavelike movements in the wall of an organ or duct that propel its contents forward
cartilage that guards the entrance of the trachea & covers the opening of the larynx
electrocardiograph that is used to record electrical changes produced as the heart muscle contracts

Down

another word for right AV valve
frontal, parietal, ________, occipital
highly organized contractile unit made up of actin & myosin
what the body does to stop bleeding
functional unit that conducts impulses
irritation of the vocal cords
3 layers of connective tissue enclosing the brain
wave of increased pressure in the vessels produced by contraction of the heart
eyes-vision, ears-hearing & balance, tongue-______

20 Clues: largest solid organ • middle layer of the heart • sweet, salty, sour, & bitter • irritation of the vocal cords • irritation to the nasal cavity • another word for right AV valve • carry blood away from the heart • sends blood out of the entire body • what the body does to stop bleeding • frontal, parietal, ________, occipital • white blood cells that lack hemoglobin • ...

Anatomy 2020-04-24

Across

lower cavities
cava- large vein carrying deoxygenated blood
carry oxygenated blood away from the heart
Valve-regulates blood flow between the right atrium and right ventricle
veins-collects deoxygenated blood from heart muscle tissue
volume-amount of fluid in blood
innermost layer of tissue that lines the chambers of the heart
double wall sac containing the heart and the roots of vessels.
muscular tissue of the heart
cycle- series of myocardial contractions and relaxations
arteries- supply blood to the walls of the heart
valve- between left ventricle and aorta
pressure- when the heart wall relaxes

Down

pressure- phase of the cardiac cycle when the heart wall contracts
recording of electrical activity associated with a heartbeat.
serous membrane forms innermost layer of the heart
each of the two upper cavities of the heart from which blood is passed
valve- regulates blood flow between right ventricle and pulmonary artery.
major artery that receives blood from left ventricle
output- volume of blood ejected from the left side of the heart in one minute
small blood vessels that connect arterioles and venules
valve- regulates blood flow between left atrium and left ventricle.

22 Clues: lower cavities • muscular tissue of the heart • volume-amount of fluid in blood • pressure- when the heart wall relaxes • valve- between left ventricle and aorta • carry oxygenated blood away from the heart • cava- large vein carrying deoxygenated blood • arteries- supply blood to the walls of the heart • serous membrane forms innermost layer of the heart • ...

Anatomy 2020-04-24

Across

that stimulates antibody production
maximum volume of air a person can inhale
double walled sac containing the heart and the roots of great vessels.
muscular tissue of the heart
hollow cavities that reduce the weight of the skull
master of all glands
amount of fluid in blood
too few white blood cells
protein that is made in response to antigens
stimulates glands
too many white blood cells
secretes hormone for digestion

Down

clumping of red blood cells
cavities
regulation of electrolytes
air sacs
in erythrocytes that carry oxygen
beta cells
can pass through cell membranes
fluid portion of blood
red blood cell deficiency
of air to the outside of the body
and maintains milk secretion

23 Clues: cavities • air sacs • beta cells • stimulates glands • master of all glands • fluid portion of blood • amount of fluid in blood • too few white blood cells • red blood cell deficiency • regulation of electrolytes • too many white blood cells • clumping of red blood cells • muscular tissue of the heart • and maintains milk secretion • secretes hormone for digestion • ...

Anatomy 2020-04-24

Across

hollow cavities that reduce the weight of the skull
clumping of red blood cells
protein that is made in response to antigens
can pass through cell membranes
air sacs
houses the vocal cords
fluid portion of blood
lower cavities
regulation of electrolytes
master of all glands
initiates and maintains milk secretion

Down

muscular tissue of the heart
protein in erythrocytes that carry oxygen.
stimulates glands
double walled sac containing the heart and the roots of great vessels.
amount of fluid in blood
too many white blood cells
beta cells
red blood cell deficiency
chemical that stimulates antibody production.
too few white blood cells
movement of air outside the body
maximum volume of air a person can inhale
secretes hormone for digestion
inflammation of the bronchi

25 Clues: air sacs • beta cells • lower cavities • stimulates glands • master of all glands • houses the vocal cords • fluid portion of blood • amount of fluid in blood • red blood cell deficiency • too few white blood cells • too many white blood cells • regulation of electrolytes • clumping of red blood cells • inflammation of the bronchi • muscular tissue of the heart • ...

Anatomy 2019-04-04

Across

Intestines and stomach are responsible for
production center of the cell
Artery supplies blood to the crown and sides of head
Nerve that carries messages from the brain to the muscles
Breaks food down
Swollen lymph nodes
Artery that supplies blood to the knee joint
Controls eyebrows, in and down
@bones that form the upper cheek and bottom eye socket
Lower arm, little finger side
Makes up 40%-50% of the body's weight
Building up larger molecules from smaller ones
Eliminate water and waste products
Physical foundation of the body
Groups of the same kind of cells

Down

Point where 2 bones are joined together
Largest organ
White blood cells that fight bacteria
Transmits facial sensations to the brain
Nerve
5 long, thin bones in the hand
Microscopic anatomy
Part of muscle that is joined to the movable attachments
Located above and in front of the ear preforms chewing
Carries blood
Gel-like substance that cells are composed of
Made of 1/3 organic matter
Draw finger together
Controls all body functions
Largest bone of upper arm
Muscle straightens the fingers and wrist
Study of organs and systems

32 Clues: Nerve • Largest organ • Carries blood • Breaks food down • Microscopic anatomy • Swollen lymph nodes • Draw finger together • Largest bone of upper arm • Made of 1/3 organic matter • Controls all body functions • Study of organs and systems • production center of the cell • Lower arm, little finger side • 5 long, thin bones in the hand • Controls eyebrows, in and down • ...

Anatomy 2020-10-05

Across

loss of calcium
To much calcium
Requires surgery to reset bone
Openings or groves that allow blood vessels or nerves to enter bone
growth spurt often during teen
Long bone containing oblique tunnel in its shaft for the passage of nutrient artery which supplies the shaft
Set bone in anatomical position without surgery
Small openings in Diaphysis where arteries enter bone
of the long bone

Down

Thin and curved
Disease caused by a decrease in bone mass
Any broken bone
Complex shape
most likely to decrease bone mass with age
controls bone growth in several ways to increase length of long bone
Where 2 bone surface come together (joint)
Help stabilize and strengthen bone and increase density
sunlight, fatty fish, salmon , tuna, calcium, abioption and bone remodeling
If not enough can lead to lose of minerals, salts and collagen fibers
Bone resobtion rate is greater than bone formation

20 Clues: Complex shape • Thin and curved • Any broken bone • loss of calcium • To much calcium • of the long bone • Requires surgery to reset bone • growth spurt often during teen • Disease caused by a decrease in bone mass • most likely to decrease bone mass with age • Where 2 bone surface come together (joint) • Set bone in anatomical position without surgery • ...

anatomy 2020-10-28

Across

node of ranvier is found in?
Colle's fracture is found in?
what is the outermost layer of the eyes
bone that protect the brain
bone name of the tongue bone is?
allows the light to enter the eyeball
glenoid cavity is found in?
name of the sole bone kwon as?
reflex action is controlled by?
what is the structural and functional unit of nervous system

Down

the only moveable bone of the skull
what is muscle of smiling
name the upper handle like part found in sternum?
muscles that supinates the forearm
connection between axon and dendrite is called?
does not divide because they do not have?
the longest bone in the body
it protect the heart,lung and organs
the total number of right upper limb are?
which cup lies at the junction of 3 bones of pelvic girdle?

20 Clues: what is muscle of smiling • bone that protect the brain • glenoid cavity is found in? • node of ranvier is found in? • the longest bone in the body • Colle's fracture is found in? • name of the sole bone kwon as? • reflex action is controlled by? • bone name of the tongue bone is? • muscles that supinates the forearm • the only moveable bone of the skull • ...

Anatomy 2020-10-21

Across

Muscular wall that separates the thorax from the abdominal region and helps control breathing.
Also known as occipitofrontalis; the broad muscle that covers the top of the skull and consists of the occipitalis and frontalis.
nerve Branch of the seventh cranial nerve that affects the muscles of the mouth.
Extensor muscle of the wrist involved in flexing the wrist.
Smaller bone in the forearm (lower arm) on the same side as the thumb.
Muscles that draw a body part, such as a finger, arm, or toe, away from the midline of the body or of an extremity.
glands Also known as ductless glands; glands such as the thyroid and pituitary gland that release hormonal secretions directly into the bloodstream.
vessels Tube-like structures that include arteries, arterioles, capillaries, venules, and veins.
Fluid part of the blood in which the red and white blood cells and platelets flow.
Whitish cords made up of bundles of nerve fibers held together by connective tissue, through which impulses are transmitted.
Body organs that control the body’s vision.
Body organs that excrete water and waste products.
Study of human body structures that can be seen with the naked eye and how the body parts are organized; the science of the structure of organisms or of their parts.

Down

Heavy, long bone that forms the leg above the knee.
Body organ that removes waste created by digestion.
Middle part of the muscle.
system Body system that consists of the brain, spinal cord, and nerves; controls and coordinates all other systems of the body and makes them work harmoniously and efficiently.
Also known as collarbone; bone that joins the sternum and scapula.
Tiny, thin-walled blood vessels that connect the smaller arteries to the venules. Capillaries bring nutrients to the cells and carry away waste materials.
Connection between two or more bones of the skeleton.
Muscular, cone-shaped organ that keeps the blood moving within the circulatory system.
Secretions, such as insulin, adrenaline, and estrogen, that stimulate functional activity or other secretions in the body. Hormones influence the welfare of the entire body.
Structures composed of specialized tissues designed to perform specific functions in plants and animals.
Muscles that straighten the wrist, hand, and fingers to form a straight line.
Spongy tissues composed of microscopic cells in which inhaled air is exchanged for carbon dioxide during one breathing cycle; organs of respiration.

25 Clues: Middle part of the muscle. • Body organs that control the body’s vision. • Body organs that excrete water and waste products. • Heavy, long bone that forms the leg above the knee. • Body organ that removes waste created by digestion. • Connection between two or more bones of the skeleton. • Extensor muscle of the wrist involved in flexing the wrist. • ...

anatomy 2021-04-03

Across

резец, резцовый зуб
(пищевод),
мозговой
костный мозг
полость, впадина
зуб
(глотка),
(раковина),
- правый
(плечо),
- волокнистый, фиброзный
(диафрагма),
(лимфатический узел),
акромион
внутренний
(полушарие),

Down

клык (собачий зуб)
— лобная кость
temporalis Височная ямка
— поверхность мозга.
— прямая мышца.
— позвоночный столб,
(гипофиз),
сложный
- наружный
(головной мозг),
(трахея и бронхи),
(седалищный),
(фаланга),
премоляр, малый коренной зуб

30 Clues: зуб • сложный • мозговой • - правый • (плечо), • акромион • (глотка), • (пищевод), • (гипофиз), • - наружный • (фаланга), • внутренний • (раковина), • костный мозг • (диафрагма), • (полушарие), • (седалищный), • — лобная кость • — прямая мышца. • полость, впадина • (головной мозг), • клык (собачий зуб) • (трахея и бронхи), • резец, резцовый зуб • — поверхность мозга. • — позвоночный столб, • (лимфатический узел), • ...

Anatomy 2021-10-27

Across

epithelial tissue involved in the production and release of different secretory products
composed of cells that have the special ability to shorten or contract in order to produce movement of the body parts
cells that are taller than they are wide (like a rectangle)
living tissue that makes up the body's skeleton
Flat cell that looks like a fish scale under a microscope
glands A gland that makes substances such as sweat, tears, saliva, milk, and digestive juices, and releases them through a duct or opening to a body surface.
A movable joint comprised of a layer of fibrocartilage or hyaline cartilage that lines the opposing bony surfaces, and a lubricating synovial fluid in the synovial cavity
A type of white blood cell that surrounds and kills microorganisms, removes dead cells, and stimulates the action of other immune system cells
a type of epithelial tissue that is composed of more than one layer of epithelial cells
a specific type of connective tissue cell that is found in skin and tendons and other tough tissues in the body
Single layer of cells of differing heights, giving the false appearance of more than one layer, when it is actually a single layer.
Containing one row of cells
epithelium (as of the urinary bladder) consisting of several layers of cells which become flattened when stretched
Cells found in cartilage connective tissue

Down

Tissue that supports, protects, and gives structure to other tissues and organs in the body
the fiber in the extracellular matrix of connective tissues characterized by being elongated and made up of collagen glycoproteins
Cells inside the body
Pertaining to hormones and the glands that make and secrete them into the bloodstream through which they travel to affect distant organs
short bands of tough, flexible tissue, made up of lots of individual fibres, which connect the bones of the body together
A type of white blood cell that is found in connective tissues all through the body, especially under the skin, near blood vessels and lymph vessels, in nerves, and in the lungs and intestines.
a fibrous connective tissue that attaches muscle to bone
fine fibrous connective tissue occurring in networks to make up the supporting tissue of many organs
Scent glands, and their secretions usually have an odor
A structural cartilaginous tissue for non-load-bearing body parts, such as ears, nose, and epiglottis
Viscous fluid that moistens, lubricates, and protects many of the passages of the digestive and respiratory tracts in the body.
a thin membrane (such as the peritoneum) with cells that secrete a serous fluid
a group of cells that have similar structure and that function together as a unit

27 Clues: Cells inside the body • Containing one row of cells • Cells found in cartilage connective tissue • living tissue that makes up the body's skeleton • Scent glands, and their secretions usually have an odor • a fibrous connective tissue that attaches muscle to bone • Flat cell that looks like a fish scale under a microscope • ...

Anatomy 2023-03-01

Across

burn where epidermis and dermis is affected, skin is red and painful
bottom layer of skin
first and second degree burns that cover less than 10% of the body
fatty layer in hypo-dermis
chemicals, flames, hot water,hot metal or glass
whitening of the skin
burn where entire thickness of skin is damaged,skin is blanched or blackened
small bubble on skin filled with serum
removing the covering of the skin

Down

energy that comes from a source and travels through space at the speed of light
middle layer
burn affecting all layers of skin
disease caused by microorganisms that invade tissue
third degree burns that cover more than 1% of the body
tissue damage caused by electricity,intense heat,or ultraviolet rays
burn where only epidermis if affected, red and swollen
skin damage caused by sun rays
second degree burns that cover about 10% of the body
overlaying the dermis,surface of epithelium
top layer of skin

20 Clues: middle layer • top layer of skin • bottom layer of skin • whitening of the skin • fatty layer in hypo-dermis • skin damage caused by sun rays • burn affecting all layers of skin • removing the covering of the skin • small bubble on skin filled with serum • overlaying the dermis,surface of epithelium • chemicals, flames, hot water,hot metal or glass • ...

Anatomy 2023-03-17

Across

provide protection for internal organs
Shaft; middle of bone
provide the main source of energy for people through food
cavity Hollowchamber that contains bone marrow
Attachment to the more stationary bone
Attaches muscles to bones
Longest bone in the arm
Collarbone
opposing muscles relax during motion

Down

Characteristic of muscle tissue; bounce back to original shape
Bundles of fiber within the muscle
People with what type of disease receive bone marrow transplants
When muscles decrease in size due to use
Joint in the hip and shoulder
Inner skeleton composed of 80 bones
Outer covering connected to ligaments and tendons
__ bone marrow where blood cells are produced
Type of muscle- involuntary, found in organs
Process bones go through
Movement at ankle joint- pointing toes downward; type of flexion

20 Clues: Collarbone • Shaft; middle of bone • Longest bone in the arm • Process bones go through • Attaches muscles to bones • Joint in the hip and shoulder • Bundles of fiber within the muscle • Inner skeleton composed of 80 bones • opposing muscles relax during motion • provide protection for internal organs • Attachment to the more stationary bone • ...

Anatomy 2023-06-08

Across

Translates from Latin to 'little cavity'
Shape of receptor cell in the human retina
Depression or hollow in a bone, also a carnivorous mammal found in Madagascar
Breastbone
Number of phalanges in the human hand
Longest bone in the human body
Earkeckers
The 'soft spot' on an newborn's head
The sac surrounding the heart
Named after the cuckoo bird, this structure is formed of three to five rudimentary vertebrae
Smallest blood vessel
Fibrous tissue which connects the calcaneus to the calf muscles
The glabella is found between these

Down

Anatomy textbook first published in 1858
Basic component in hair and nails
Where is the frontalis muscle found?
Longest and widest single nerve
One of the four major lobes in the human brain
Circular muscle which maintains constriction of an orifice
The thumb is an example of a ______ joint

20 Clues: Breastbone • Earkeckers • Smallest blood vessel • The sac surrounding the heart • Longest bone in the human body • Longest and widest single nerve • Basic component in hair and nails • The glabella is found between these • Where is the frontalis muscle found? • The 'soft spot' on an newborn's head • Number of phalanges in the human hand • Anatomy textbook first published in 1858 • ...

Anatomy 2012-11-20

Across

Extends the head and neck
Two-headed muscle that serves as a primary flexor of the forearm
Flexes knee
Flexes trunk
Adducts thigh
Elevates the mandible
Extends and helps adduct upper arm
Located on the anterior surface on the neck
Extends thigh
Kissing Muscle
Allows you to raise your eyebrows

Down

Group of 3 muscles found along the sides of the lower leg
Muscle that forms the thick, rounded prominence over the shoulder and upper arm
Located on the anterior or front surface of the leg
Primary calf muscle
Located on the posterior or back surface of the upper arm
Compresses abdomen, in the lower thoracic cage
Covers the upper chest
Flexes thigh or trunk
Flexes thigh and rotates lower leg

20 Clues: Flexes knee • Flexes trunk • Adducts thigh • Extends thigh • Kissing Muscle • Primary calf muscle • Elevates the mandible • Flexes thigh or trunk • Covers the upper chest • Extends the head and neck • Allows you to raise your eyebrows • Extends and helps adduct upper arm • Flexes thigh and rotates lower leg • Located on the anterior surface on the neck • ...

Anatomy 2013-10-25

Across

Spans from one Z-disc to the next Z-disc
Waves of contractions in response to stretch
Plasma membrane of the axon
Protein strands that block the active actin sites
Degeneration of the axon due to its severance from the cell body
Enhancement of nerve signal, neuron will be more excited
Primary fuel source for active muscles
a cord that is a cylinder of nervous tissue
Fusiform "tear drop" shaped cells
Hormones,chemical messenging,slow responding
One single neurite

Down

Movement of ions from a region of high concentration to a region of low concentration
Controls vital functions
Crossing of a tract to the opposite side of the body
Barriar that regulates substances that pass through blood stream into brain tissues
Fibrous membranes that surround, protect, and separate the brain and spinal cord from the osseous tissues
Smooth ER of the muscle cell
Connective tissue covering around each muscle
How many cranial nerves humans have
Memory that includes mostly events and facts

20 Clues: One single neurite • Controls vital functions • Plasma membrane of the axon • Smooth ER of the muscle cell • Fusiform "tear drop" shaped cells • How many cranial nerves humans have • Primary fuel source for active muscles • Spans from one Z-disc to the next Z-disc • a cord that is a cylinder of nervous tissue • Waves of contractions in response to stretch • ...

Anatomy 2015-10-06

Across

forearm bone found when doing thumbs up or taking pulse
movement similar to abduction
major arm bone of upper body
system that uses neurons to send messages
calf muscle found deep
toward the attached end of the limb
decreasing the angle between two bones
medial and superfical hamstring muscle
to lengthen the muscle
exercise that works the latissimus dorsi and biceps
pump blood away from the heart
away from the attached limb
middle region of the back from neck to lumbar
hands or foot
weight bearing bone of the shin
has anterior, lateral, and posterior muscles
superior shoulder bone
jaw bone
system is made up of 206 bones
system responsible for exchange of gases co2 and oxygen
increasing the angle between two bones
toward the head
superficial calf muscle with two heads
oblique muscle that cannot be seen
when palms face up like holding soup
system that turns food into energy
full body exercise that involves pushup and jumping
plane that divides the body into left and right sections
toward the midline of the body
vertebrae in neck region

Down

longest bone in the body
Your teachers last name
name of the 3 muscles located posterior and inferior of the thoracic region
pump blood towards the heart
the deepest abdominal muscle
system that helps recycle blood in body
rectus abdominis is an example of this anatomical term
toward the front
protects lungs and heart
wing like bone found posterior
plane that divides body into anterior and posterior sections
System of glands that release hormones that regulate the body.
deep hamstring muscle
smaller assisting pushing muscle
name of the suspension trainer
deep muscles near the midline of you back
abdominal exercise that works entire core
toward the back
the group of the biggest pushing muscles
to contract the muscle
deep muscle of the chest

51 Clues: jaw bone • hands or foot • toward the back • toward the head • toward the front • deep hamstring muscle • calf muscle found deep • to lengthen the muscle • superior shoulder bone • to contract the muscle • Your teachers last name • longest bone in the body • protects lungs and heart • deep muscle of the chest • vertebrae in neck region • away from the attached limb • pump blood towards the heart • ...

Anatomy 2015-11-12

Across

polymerase Enzymes that catalyze the transfer of transferring nucleotide residues.
A thing that causes the rough ER to be rough
A nucleic acid that consists of two long chains of nucleotides twisted together into a double helix and joined by hydrogen bonds
A triplet of nucleotides in transfer RNA that is complementary to the codon.
Activation This process is crucial in growth and development.
Spaghetti-like structures located within the nucleus
Controlling element in the expression of that gene.
The material in the nucleus that stains with basic dyes.
A portion of DNA that lies between two exons.
Provides the genetic information to code for a specific amino acid.
A portion of DNA that codes for a section of the mature messenger RNA obtained from that DNA.

Down

Sythesis The manufacturing of proteins from amino acids. Within cells this process is guided by the specific sequence of nucleotides in DNA.
Code The arrangement of nucleotides in the polynucleotide chain of a chromosome.
A simple protein, soluble in water and insoluble in dilute ammonia.
strand The strand of duplex DNA that has the same sequence as the mRNA.
The clear constricted portion of the chromosome at which the chromatids are joined.
The transfer of information.
A permanent transmissible change in the genetic material.
strand Sequence of DNA that is copied during the synthesis of mRNA.
Transfers RNA
Messanger of RNA.

21 Clues: Transfers RNA • Messanger of RNA. • The transfer of information. • A thing that causes the rough ER to be rough • A portion of DNA that lies between two exons. • Controlling element in the expression of that gene. • Spaghetti-like structures located within the nucleus • The material in the nucleus that stains with basic dyes. • ...

anatomy 2017-04-02

Across

what are the muscles in the stomach
what is your thigh bone called
what is the movements in the hinge joint called
what is the shoulder bone at the back called?
what is the muscle located between your armpits and back
what is the muscle in your arm called
toes down
what is your finger bones called
what is the bone in your back called
what is the bone on the thumb side of the forearm
what are the back quad muscle called

Down

what is the jaw bone called
what is the shoulder joint called
what is the muscle in the forearm called
what is the other movement in the ball and socket joint
toes up
what is the joint in your elbow called
what is your calf muscle called
what is the muscle in your upper back called
what movement in the ball and socket joint

20 Clues: toes up • toes down • what is the jaw bone called • what is your thigh bone called • what is your calf muscle called • what is your finger bones called • what is the shoulder joint called • what are the muscles in the stomach • what is the bone in your back called • what are the back quad muscle called • what is the muscle in your arm called • ...

Anatomy 2022-03-03

Across

region containing the entire spine
farther from the point where the limb attaches to the body
towards the midline of the body
towards the back of the body
upper region of the leg
region of the forearm
towards the lower part; below
upper portion of the spine (neck)

Down

away from the midline of the body
region of the upper arm
area where the hands are
towards the surface of the body
towards the upper part; above
closer to the point where the limb attaches to the body
region of the head and skull
region of the lower back
cavity containing the eyeballs
towards the front of the body
away from the surface of the body
region of the chest

20 Clues: region of the chest • region of the forearm • region of the upper arm • upper region of the leg • area where the hands are • region of the lower back • region of the head and skull • towards the back of the body • towards the upper part; above • towards the front of the body • towards the lower part; below • cavity containing the eyeballs • towards the surface of the body • ...

anatomy 2022-05-11

Across

Virüslere karşı etkili, virüslerin zararlı etkilerini önleyen.
Toksin giderici.
Hafızanın kısmen veya tamamen kaybolması.
Beynin üzerinin örten ince zar.
Emilme, örn.sindirim, gıdaların bağırsaklarda absorbsiyonu denilebilir.
ASİT: Yaygın olarak kullanılan ve bilinen aspirinin kimyasal adı.
İltihabi reaksiyonu önleyen madde, ilaç.
Kör bağırsak (apendiks) iltihabı.
Kan değerleri düşük olan, yani kan sayımında eritrosit sayıları ve hemoglobin miktarı düşük olan kişi.
Uyluk kemiğinin başının, kalça kemiği ile eklem yaptığı çukurluk.
Kısaca, halk arasında kansızlık olarak bilinen anemi, alyuvarların sayı olarak az olması ve alyuvarların içerisinde bulunan hemoglobin adı verilen maddenin miktarının azlığıdır.
PEKTORİS: Kalbin oksijensiz kalmasıdır. Miyokardın kas lifleri arasında duyu ve ağrıyla ilişkili çok sayıda afferent lif bulunur. Koroner arterlerin kısmi olarak tıkanması miyokarda gelen oksijen miktarını azaltır ve ağrıya neden olur. Koroner arterlerdeki ateroskleroz sonucu miyokard iskemisine bağlı olarak nöbetler halinde görülen, göğüste ağrı ile belirgin durum.
Gözün optik sisteminin çeşitli uzaklıklara uyum yaparak net görmenin sağlanması.
Ses kaybı. Kısmi veya tam olabilir. Afoni sebepleri, genellikle konuşma kaslarını kontrol eden sinirlerin hastalığı veya zedelenmesi, boğaz, gırtlak hastalıkları veya nörozdur. Histerik afoninin nedeni, şuuraltı, hiç konuşamamak veya özel bir durumda konuşmamak arzusudur.
KAPAĞI: Sol ventrikülden tek yönlü kan akımına imkan sağlayan, aort ile sol ventrikülü birbirinden ayıran oluşumdur. Aort kapağı darlıkları çocukluk yaşlarda doğumsal, genç ve erişkin çağda romatizmal, ileri yaşlarda da kalsifik-dejeneratif tip daha sık görülür.
Geniş, açık bir sahada yalnız kalınca hissedilen, kontrol edilemeyen bir korkudur.
Makat, sindirim kanalının bitiş kısmı.
Tedavisi olmayan, sebebi bilinmeyen kalıtsal bir cücelik tipidir. Gövde normal büyüklükte olup, kol ve bacaklar anormal derecede kısa ve baş normalden büyüktür.
Kişinin etrafa saldırganlığı, aşırı aktivitesi ile karakterize durum.
Kalpten çıkan, vücudun en büyük damarı, kalpten çıktıktan sonraki kavisli bölümüne arcus aorta, göğüs kafesi içersinde seyreden kısmına torasik aorta ve karın içersinde seyreden bölümüne de abdominal aorta denir.
TENDONU: Baldır arka kısmındaki kas grubunun, topuk kemiğine birleşmesini ve ayağın aşağı yukarı hareketini sağlayan yapı(kiriş).
Kısa süreli şuur kaybı.
Sıvı bir süspansiyonda, ufak cisimciklerin bir araya gelip birbirlerine yapışmasıdır.
SİNİR: İşitme siniri.
Anorexia Nervosa, özellikle genç kadınlarda görülebilen, yemek yememek, çok az uyumak, buna rağmen çok aktif olmakla beliren psikolojik bir bozukluktur. Bu durum genellikle kişinin çok şişmanladığı kanısı ile mübalağalı bir şekilde rejim uygulaması ile başlar, önceleri kontrol edilebilen iştah bir süre sonra hakikaten yok olur ve zayıflama normal ölçüleri aşar.
Rahatsız, huzursuz, taşkınlık yapan.
Mikropları, yani insan, hayvan ve bitkilerin dokularına yerleşerek hastalığa yol açan bakteri, virüs, mantar gibi tek hücreli asalak canlıları yok etmek sağlıklı yaşamın temel koşullarından biridir. Antiseptik, antibiyotik ve dezenfektan gibi değişik adlarla anılan birçok madde bu amaçla geliştirilmiştir. Ama genel olarak "mikrop" öldürücüler denen bütün bu maddelerin bazı özellikleri ve kullanımları farklıdır.
"Antistreptolizin O" için kullanılan kısaltma. Streptolizin, "Hemolitik Streptokok" adı verilen bakterilerin salgıladığı toksinin adıdır. Bu toksinin varlığını tespit için yapılan tetkike de kısaca ASO adı verilir. ASO, romatizma gibi bazı Hemolitik Streptokok enfeksiyonlarında yükselir bu açıdan teşhis te ASO değerleri önem taşır.
Koku alamama, nezle grip gibi enfeksiyonlarda olabildiği gibi koku siniri ile ilgili beyin bölgesindeki patolojilerde de görülebilir.

Down

İç sıkıntısı, iç daralması.
Spazm çözücü, daha çok iç organlardaki düz kasların kasılmalarını çözen ilaç grubuna verilen isim.
ANEVRİZMA: Aort damarının her hangi bir bölümünde görülen genişleme.
Statik elektrik birikimini önleyen madde.
Çevre dokulardan kese tarzında doku ile sınırlı içerisi cerahat ile dolu oluşum.
Çevre ile anormal derecede ilgisizlik, duygusuzluk, kayıtsızlık.
Ağrı kesici.
Gözde, lensin olmaması.
Beyin tabanında bulunan hipofiz bezinin ön bölümünün aşırı çalışmasına bağlı bir durumdur. Büyüme tamamlanmadan, kemiklerin uzaması sona ermeden erken çağlarda baş gösterirse jigantism adı verilen dev görünüm oluşur. Bozukluk büyüme çağının bitiminden sonra baş gösterirse, el ve ayakların genişlemesi, çene ve burnun büyümesi ve sesin kalınlaştığı görülür.
Astım.
Böbreküstü bezlerinin iç kısımları tarafından salgılanan bir hormondur. Tabiatta bu hormonun görevi, organizmayı acil harekete hazırlamaktır ve etkisini, nabzın atışı, kanın iç organlar ve deriden kaslara sevk edilmesi, karaciğerdeki glikojenin glikoza değişmesi ve böylelikle acil bir enerji kaynağı sağlanması şeklinde gösterir.
Karın,batın.
Organizmanın asit baz dengesinde asit istikametinde bozulma sonucu ortaya çıkan entoksikasyon tablosu.
Cinsi arzuyu artırıcı maddeler, ilaçlara verilen isim.
Beyindeki ilgili alanların tahribi sonucu, konuşma veya konuşulanı anlama yeteneğinin kaybı. Disfazi, aynı durumun daha hafif bir formudur.
Çocuk düşürme, düşük.
Yüz, omuzlar, sırt ve göğüsteki yağ bezleriyle ilgili kronik bir deri hastalığıdır. En çok 14-20 yaşlar arasında görülür ve bu hastalığın tipik belirtileri olan siyah noktalar, sivilceler, gençlerin bu en hassas devirlerinde genellikle psikolojik rahatsızlıklara yol açar. Yağ bezlerinin kanalında bir tıkaç oluşur ve bu tıkacın başı sertleşip siyahlaşır. Bazen, kanal tıkalı olduğu halde, bez yağ salgılamaya devam eder ve böylece içi yağ dolu bir kist oluşur. Siyah noktalara tıpta komedon adı verilir.
Felç, inme.
Öksürük giderici.
Özel bir antijene cevap verilmemesi hali. Organizmanın savunma yeteneğinin kaybolması.
Gözde belirli bir bozukluk olmaksızın oluşan görme tembelliği.
Belladonna (Güzel Avrat Otu) adlı bitkiden elde edilen bir alkaloittir. Tıpta çok değişik kullanım alanları vardır. Örneğin, göz dibinin muayenesinde, göz bebeğinin genişletilmesi için, ayrıca anesteziden önce üst solunum yollarında salgıların azaltılması için kullanılır.
Doktorlar, ameliyat sırasında ağrı duymaması için, ameliyattan önce hastaya bir iğne yapar ya da solunum yoluyla bir gaz verirler. Hastanın bilincini yitirerek uykuya geçmesine narkoz, böylece vücudundaki ağrıları duyamayacak duruma gelmesine anestezi, bu duyu yitimine yol açan maddelere de anestezik denir.
Solunumun geçici bir zaman içinde durması.
Ateş yükselmesine neden olan herhangi bir madde taşımayan.
İdrar çıkaramama.

55 Clues: Astım. • Felç, inme. • Ağrı kesici. • Karın,batın. • Toksin giderici. • Öksürük giderici. • İdrar çıkaramama. • Çocuk düşürme, düşük. • SİNİR: İşitme siniri. • Gözde, lensin olmaması. • Kısa süreli şuur kaybı. • İç sıkıntısı, iç daralması. • Beynin üzerinin örten ince zar. • Kör bağırsak (apendiks) iltihabı. • Rahatsız, huzursuz, taşkınlık yapan. • Makat, sindirim kanalının bitiş kısmı. • ...

Anatomy 2023-07-18

Across

Contracts
Collarbone
Maximus Largest muscle
Lateral (thumb) side
Chest
Calve
Relaxes
Six pack
Posterior pelvic wall
Hip to below knee
Thigh
Lower trunk

Down

Back bones
Head movement
Jaw
Funny
Fingers and toes
Strongest and Longest
Chest wall
Cage
Skull
Tailbone
1 of 2 forearm
Straightens arm

24 Clues: Jaw • Cage • Funny • Chest • Skull • Calve • Thigh • Relaxes • Tailbone • Six pack • Contracts • Back bones • Collarbone • Chest wall • Lower trunk • Head movement • 1 of 2 forearm • Straightens arm • Fingers and toes • Hip to below knee • Lateral (thumb) side • Strongest and Longest • Posterior pelvic wall • Maximus Largest muscle

Anatomy 2023-11-13

Across

where bones connect
front side
on top
middle of body
outwards movement of ankle
six pack
upper arm
back of body
nearest to midline
shin bone

Down

upwards ankle movement
inwards movement of ankle
back side
downwards movement of ankle
below
long forearm bone
palm bones
small forearm bone
calf bone
away from midline
air conditioner

21 Clues: below • on top • six pack • back side • calf bone • upper arm • shin bone • front side • palm bones • back of body • middle of body • air conditioner • long forearm bone • away from midline • small forearm bone • nearest to midline • where bones connect • upwards ankle movement • inwards movement of ankle • outwards movement of ankle • downwards movement of ankle

anatomy 2023-11-06

Across

- A slightly moveable joint.
- Every such crack or break in bone constitutes
Skeleton - Bones, limbs, and pectoral and pelvic girdles, which attach the limbs to the trunk.
- A basic functional unit compact bone.
- Surrounds central marrow cavity, loose connective tissue.
Bone - (Cancellous) bone, resembles a network of bony rods or struts separated by spaces.
- An Immovable joint.
- Tendon or ligaments rub against other tissue. Small packets of connective tissue containing synovial fluid, reduction of friction.
- Exists wherever two bones meet.
- The process of replacing other tissues with bone.
- Joining bone to bone, may be found outside or inside the joint capsule.
Fluid - Within the joint, the cavity provides lubrication that reduces friction between the moving surfaces in the joint.

Down

- Freely moveable joint or synovial joint.
- Mature bone cells. They maintain normal bone structure by recycling the calcium salts.
- A long bone has a central shaft, surrounding a central marrow cavity, containing bone marrow.
- Expanded portions at each end, covered by articular cartilage.
- Cartilage that acts as a cushion between the shinbone and thighbone.
Skeleton - Creates a framework that supports and protects organ systems in the brain, spinal cavities, and ventral body cavities. Also provides an extensive surface area for attachment of muscles.
- Outer surface of a bone is covered by..
- Cells responsible for production of new bone, a process called osteogenesis. Osteoblasts produce new bone matrix and promote the deposition of calcium salts in organic matrix.
- Giant cells with 50 or more nuclei. Acids and enzymes secreted by osteoclasts dissolve the bony matrix..
Bone - (Dense bone) Relatively solid.

22 Clues: - An Immovable joint. • - A slightly moveable joint. • - Exists wherever two bones meet. • Bone - (Dense bone) Relatively solid. • - A basic functional unit compact bone. • - Outer surface of a bone is covered by.. • - Freely moveable joint or synovial joint. • - Every such crack or break in bone constitutes • - The process of replacing other tissues with bone. • ...

Anatomy 2023-09-19

Across

the movement of a limb or other part towards the midline of the body
a straightening movement that increases the angle between body parts
scientific name for jaw
scientific name for collar bone
chest muscle
when all body parts act simultaneously In practice, the strongest body parts move first, followed by the smaller
muscle on the back of thigh
this can be movement toward the midline of the body and away from the midline of the body
a bending movement around a joint in a limb that decreases the angle between body parts
muscle on backside of arm
the movement of the foot in a downward motion away from the body

Down

scientific name for skull
occurs in your ankle when you draw your toes back toward your shins
muscles on top of your stomach
the movement of a limb or other part away the midline of the body
funny bone
scientific name for shoulder
is the motion of something thrown into the air
shoulder muscle
muscle on top side of arm
scientific name for knee bone
the movement of a body region in a circular manner
longest bone in the body
muscle on front of thigh

24 Clues: funny bone • chest muscle • shoulder muscle • scientific name for jaw • longest bone in the body • muscle on front of thigh • scientific name for skull • muscle on top side of arm • muscle on backside of arm • muscle on the back of thigh • scientific name for shoulder • scientific name for knee bone • muscles on top of your stomach • scientific name for collar bone • ...

anatomy 2024-12-09

Across

transfer: The process of moving energy from one system or molecule to another, such as transferring energy from food to ATP.
Processes that require oxygen, like aerobic respiration, which generates a large amount of ATP.
Organelles in cells that generate most of the cell's ATP through cellular respiration.
energy: The energy of motion, such as muscle movement or the flow of ions in nerves.
energy: Energy stored in the bonds of molecules, which can be released during chemical reactions like digestion.
Processes that do not require oxygen, such as anaerobic respiration, which generates less ATP and produces lactic acid.
The breakdown of glucose into pyruvate in the cytoplasm, producing a small amount of ATP and NADH.
The study of energy flow and transformations in biological systems, particularly in cells.
synthesis: The process by which cells create proteins, using energy (from ATP) to link amino acids together into polypeptides.

Down

production: The generation of heat in the body as a byproduct of metabolic processes, helping to maintain body temperature.
The set of chemical reactions in the body that convert food into energy and build necessary molecules.
A chemical reaction where molecules lose electrons, often releasing energy in the process (e.g., in cellular respiration).
energy: Stored energy that has the potential to do work, like energy in the form of a chemical bond or a stretched muscle.
(Adenosine Triphosphate): The primary energy carrier in cells, used to fuel various cellular processes.
contraction: The process where muscles generate force by using chemical energy (from ATP) to create movement.
respiration: The process by which cells break down glucose and other molecules to produce ATP, releasing energy.
impulses: Signals transmitted along nerve cells that use electrical energy to communicate information.
gradients: Differences in ion concentrations across cell membranes, which store potential energy used in nerve impulses and muscle contractions.
The addition of a phosphate group to a molecule, often to activate or deactivate enzymes, or to form ATP.
Proteins that speed up chemical reactions in the body, including those that produce or use energy.

20 Clues: energy: The energy of motion, such as muscle movement or the flow of ions in nerves. • Organelles in cells that generate most of the cell's ATP through cellular respiration. • The study of energy flow and transformations in biological systems, particularly in cells. • ...

Anatomy 2024-01-28

Across

Prevent alveoli collapse
What is Adam’s apple
Oblongata Respiration center
B and T cells
CO2 transported in blood as
“Salt-retaining” hormone
Enzymes Lipases, proteases&Amylases
Liver
Formed in tissue fluid
Colon
Artery Supplies the kidneys
Chief extracellular cation
Nerve of digestive tract

Down

Severe hypersensitivity reaction
IgE,IgA,IgM, and IgG
This anion is part of buffer pair in acid-base imbalance
Body water is in which space
Gas exchange occurs
unit Urine making structure
Stimulates antibody production
Fever producing
Houses the villi,microvilli & brush border cells

22 Clues: Liver • Colon • B and T cells • Fever producing • Gas exchange occurs • What is Adam’s apple • IgE,IgA,IgM, and IgG • Formed in tissue fluid • Prevent alveoli collapse • “Salt-retaining” hormone • Nerve of digestive tract • Chief extracellular cation • CO2 transported in blood as • unit Urine making structure • Oblongata Respiration center • Body water is in which space • ...

Anatomy 2025-01-13

Across

process superior process on ulna
inferior process
name of rounded top part of humerus
writst bones
posterior fossa located just above the trochlea
anterior fossa located just above the trochlea
superior process
inferior processes on the radius and ulna
smooth rounded
bigger bumps on superior end of humerus
smaller bumps on superior end of humerus
smooth pulley shaped groove on humerus

Down

posterior process on ulna
funny bone
finger bones
arm bone on pinky side
attached to shoulder muscle on humerus
arm bone on thumbside
Also known as Shoulder blade
Fancy name for collar bone
hand bones
articulates with humerus
ridge on posterior side
place on a long bone where muscles are attached

24 Clues: funny bone • hand bones • finger bones • writst bones • smooth rounded • inferior process • superior process • arm bone on thumbside • arm bone on pinky side • ridge on posterior side • articulates with humerus • posterior process on ulna • Fancy name for collar bone • Also known as Shoulder blade • process superior process on ulna • name of rounded top part of humerus • ...

Anatomy 2024-07-20

Across

The hard, white, shiny substance that forms the covering of a tooth.
The part of the eye behind the pupil that helps you see clearly by focusing light onto the retina.
One of the two teeth immediately in front of the molars on both sides of the upper and lower jaws of humans.
Either of the two areas of firm pink flesh inside the mouth that cover the bones into which the teeth are fixed.
Either of the two openings in the nose through which air moves when you breathe.
one of the two bones just below your eye and towards your ear.
The front of the neck, or the space inside the neck down which food and air can go.
The part of a person's face below their mouth.
Any of the short hairs that grow along the edges of the eye.

Down

The flat part of the face, above the eyes and below the hair.
The lower part of your face that moves when you open your mouth.
Either of the two pieces of skin that can close over each eye.
The line of bones down the centre of the back that provides support for the body.
The coloured circular part of an eye that surrounds the pupil.
The soft piece of flesh that hangs down at the back of the mouth.
The organ inside the head that controls thought, memory, feelings and activity.
The soft part at the top of the throat that connects the mouth and nose to the oesophagus.
Either of the two pointed teeth that are found one on each side of the top of the mouth.
The back of the neck.
One of the two soft parts that form the upper and lower edges of the mouth.

20 Clues: The back of the neck. • The part of a person's face below their mouth. • Any of the short hairs that grow along the edges of the eye. • The flat part of the face, above the eyes and below the hair. • Either of the two pieces of skin that can close over each eye. • The coloured circular part of an eye that surrounds the pupil. • ...

Anatomy 2024-07-30

Across

кость
мочка уха
рот
язык
ноздря
локоть
мизинец
средний палец
лёгкие
шрам
плечо
челюсть
затылок
ресница
лоб
мозг
родинка
кожа
сердце

Down

зрачок
спина
бровь
щека
безымянный палец
череп
таз
бедро
палец на ногах
живот
пупок
живот
палец
губы
большой палец
подмышка
колено
кулак
указательный палец
талия
ладонь
почки
глаз
подбородок
болб

44 Clues: рот • таз • лоб • щека • язык • губы • шрам • глаз • мозг • болб • кожа • кость • спина • бровь • череп • бедро • живот • пупок • живот • палец • кулак • плечо • талия • почки • зрачок • ноздря • локоть • колено • лёгкие • ладонь • сердце • мизинец • челюсть • затылок • ресница • родинка • подмышка • мочка уха • подбородок • большой палец • средний палец • палец на ногах • безымянный палец • указательный палец

Anatomy 2024-12-18

Across

Tissue type that contracts to produce movement.
The collarbone.
The muscle of the upper arm.
The basic unit of life.
The plane dividing the body into left and right halves.
The muscle of the chest.
The lower jawbone.
Tissue type that covers body
The muscle of the shoulder.
The bone of the forehead.
The bone forming the lower part of the nasal septum.
The bones of the fingers and toes
The muscle of the buttocks.
The bone that forms the back of the skull.

Down

Cells found in cartilage.
The muscle group of the front thigh.
The bone forming the upper jaw.
The calf muscle
The system responsible for transporting blood.
The wrist bones.
The body's ability to maintain stable internal conditions.
Connective tissue with a liquid matrix.
The tissue type that forms glands.
The bone of the lower leg.
The body's framework of bones.
The central part of the skeleton.
The study of tissues.
The bone of the upper arm.
The bone of the thigh.
The study of body structure

30 Clues: The calf muscle • The collarbone. • The wrist bones. • The lower jawbone. • The study of tissues. • The bone of the thigh. • The basic unit of life. • The muscle of the chest. • Cells found in cartilage. • The bone of the forehead. • The bone of the lower leg. • The bone of the upper arm. • The muscle of the shoulder. • The study of body structure • The muscle of the buttocks. • ...

Anatomy 2025-09-23

Across

I reach out, carry, hug — between shoulder and wrist I plug
All parts together — head to toes.
A piece of a whole, a section or role.
I’m the joint between hand and arm that twists; wear a watch on me.
I taste, I talk, I roll inside your mouth.
To leave something out, opposite of include.
Upper part of the leg between hip and knee.
I hide or protect, like a coat or skin — I keep the inside safe within.
I’m on the side of your face; you might blush when I warm
I hold your head upon your trunk; a scarf wraps me.

Down

I store bile to help break fat.
I pull and tighten to move a bone; I grow with training.
Two spongy sacks that take in air.
A stretchy bag that holds your pee.
Long winding tube that digests your meal.
I stand on me, I step and root — I have toes.
Bean-shaped filter that cleans your blood.
I’m a working part inside you like heart or lung
Not hard or rough — gentle to touch.
Opposite of higher — nearer the ground.

20 Clues: I store bile to help break fat. • Two spongy sacks that take in air. • All parts together — head to toes. • A stretchy bag that holds your pee. • Not hard or rough — gentle to touch. • A piece of a whole, a section or role. • Opposite of higher — nearer the ground. • Long winding tube that digests your meal. • Bean-shaped filter that cleans your blood. • ...

anatomy 2025-11-21

Across

______ alignment looks irregular during the exam.
The _____ is tender on the arch area.
Her ____ locks when she tries to stand up quickly.
She can’t fully extend her _____ after the fall.
He complains of _____ tightness when breathing deeply.
____ pain appears when the patient rises on tiptoes.
The ____ bends but produces a clicking sound.
The _____ is twisted and shows mild bruising.
He reports ___ pain when coughing or twisting the torso.
The ______ shows signs of muscle strain.
The patient reports numbness in the right _____.

Down

The patient feels sharp pain when lifting his _______ above his head.
There’s visible swelling on the upper part of the _____.
The ____ tilts when the patient attempts to stand straight.
His_____ is swollen and tender to the touch.
The _____ hurts when applying pressure while walking.
She stubbed her ____ and now has trouble walking.
Lower ______ pain increases when bending forward.
Can you move your index ______ without pain?
He can’t put weight on the injured ____.
The ______ feels sore in the lower-left quadrant.
The patient reports stiffness on the right side of the _____.
The arm hurts when he rotates it outward.

23 Clues: The _____ is tender on the arch area. • He can’t put weight on the injured ____. • The ______ shows signs of muscle strain. • The arm hurts when he rotates it outward. • His_____ is swollen and tender to the touch. • Can you move your index ______ without pain? • The ____ bends but produces a clicking sound. • The _____ is twisted and shows mild bruising. • ...

Tuesday Quiz 2020-06-02

Across

Biggest mammal on Earth
A baby pig
Monument in the centre of Newcastle
Symbol of the LGBTQ+ Community
Planet closest to the sun
River in Newcastle

Down

Surname of the Sports Direct Owner
Famous London grime artist
Nationwide pasty/bakery chain

9 Clues: A baby pig • River in Newcastle • Biggest mammal on Earth • Planet closest to the sun • Famous London grime artist • Nationwide pasty/bakery chain • Symbol of the LGBTQ+ Community • Surname of the Sports Direct Owner • Monument in the centre of Newcastle

Anatomy 2017-11-06

Across

– Found on hands and feet
- The amount blood pumped from the left ventricle per beat
- Arrives from the SA node
- This joint allows movement in two planes and it also allows flexion, extension, adduction, abduction, and circumduction.
- Has vital function of providing air flow to and from the lungs
- is attached to the Achilles tendon at the heel.
– In your ear
- Also known as funny
- Sounds similar to a spanish rice dish
- The name when muscle shortens
- Found inside red blood cells
- Making the joint angle shorter
– Located in heart

Down

– Where the electrical impulse comes from
- consists of the bones of the head and trunk of a vertebrate
– When aliens take someone away
– Freely moving joint
– Contracts when breathing in
- Contract when breathing in
– Connects bone to bone
- Where bones meet for the purpose of movement
- Towards middle
- Making the joint angle longer
– Lying face upwards
– Protects Brain

25 Clues: – In your ear • – Protects Brain • - Towards middle • – Located in heart • – Lying face upwards • – Freely moving joint • - Also known as funny • – Connects bone to bone • – Found on hands and feet • - Arrives from the SA node • - Contract when breathing in • – Contracts when breathing in • - Found inside red blood cells • – When aliens take someone away • - Making the joint angle longer • ...

Anatomy 2020-09-21

Across

this neurotransmitter is released by hair cells at base
connect to the top of shorter stereocilia to insertion plaques on the side of taller neighbor
motor protein in OHCs
plays significant role in BM fine tuning and reverse transduction
deflect away from kinocilia
basic difference in voltage
membrane that is not tonotopically organized
reticular lamina rests on top of HC bodies
moves in the opposite direction as the hair cell bodies
membrane that is tonotopically organized
part of the labyrinth that is lined with periosteum

Down

anion moves towards the inside of membrane, shortening prestin molecule
either + OR - voltage depending on frequency and intensity of stimulus
housed in petrous portion of temporal bone
deflects towards kinocilia
produced by the stria vascularis
elongating of prestin molecule happens when this happens
insertion plaques can move under the control of this
responses at high intensities for frequencies below characteristic frequency
fluid filled labyrinth location for sensory receptor cells

20 Clues: motor protein in OHCs • deflects towards kinocilia • deflect away from kinocilia • basic difference in voltage • produced by the stria vascularis • membrane that is tonotopically organized • housed in petrous portion of temporal bone • reticular lamina rests on top of HC bodies • membrane that is not tonotopically organized • ...

anatomy 2021-11-29

Across

carries the protein blueprint from a cell's DNA to its ribosomes
changing of the structure of a gene, resulting in a variant form that may be transmitted to subsequent generations
sequence of DNA needed to turn a gene on or off
DNA strand whose base sequence is identical to the base sequence of the RNA transcript produced
The four bases of DNA
transcription factors bind to, an enhancer and a promoter
x and y shaped structure in a nucleus
DNA strand that mRNA is built from
substance in the chromosome that contains DNA and protein
enzyme that copy's a DNA sequence into an RNA sequence
segment of a DNA or RNA molecule which does not code for proteins and interrupts the sequence of genes
process of creating protein molecules

Down

foundation for assembly of the kinetochore
three nucleotides forming a unit of genetic code in a transfer RNA molecule
process of making an RNA copy of a gene sequence
double helix,contains genetic information
provides structural support to a chromosome
RNA molecule that helps decode a mRNA sequence into a protein
RNA is converted into a sequence of amino acids
segment of a DNA or RNA molecule containing information coding for a protein
performs biological protein synthesis
sequence of 3 consecutive nucleotides that codes for a specific amino acid or signals the termination of gene translation

22 Clues: The four bases of DNA • DNA strand that mRNA is built from • x and y shaped structure in a nucleus • performs biological protein synthesis • process of creating protein molecules • double helix,contains genetic information • foundation for assembly of the kinetochore • provides structural support to a chromosome • sequence of DNA needed to turn a gene on or off • ...

Anatomy 2022-03-23

Across

a bone of the skull of most vertebrates that is situated below the ethmoid region
bones- palatine bone serves a structural function, with its shape helping carve out important structures with the head
Bone flat bones located on either side of head
Labii Superioris Alaeque Nasi- This muscle dilates the nostrils and raises the upper lip.
a thick-fan shaped muscle that closes the mouth
Bone a square bone at the root of nose
bones- small bones that that bind together the cartilage that forms individual nose shapes
known as the “trumpeter muscle” role is to puff out the cheeks
Anguli Oris- The happy muscle, makes the corners of our mouth turn upwards into a smile
bone that forms back and base of skull
Oculi- A distinctive muscle is constructed of two parts, the palpebral and orbital. The palpebral area lies at the center of this sphincter muscle and forms the eyelids with the orbital region encasing it concentrically. The Orbicularis Oculi muscle opens and closes the eyelids thus allowing us to blink, wink or squint in bright sunlight.
This runs from the cheekbone to the lower jaw and brings the teeth back together to grind up food.

Down

Oris- The circular muscle around our mouth is Orbicularis Oris and this muscle brings our lips together so we can pucker up for a kiss
large muscle of forehead
Sometimes called the ‘pouting muscle’, contraction of the Mentalis raises and thrusts out the lower lip to make us pout
foramen- a foraman for the passage of blood vessels and a nerve on the outside of the lower jaw on each side
Bone a compound bone that forms base of the cranium
Bone flat bone that makes up forehead
Anguli Oris- This muscle lowers the corners of our mouths into a frown.
bones- paired facial bone located in medial wall of the orbit. Provides support to the structures of the lacrimal apparatus
Major and Minor- These are strap muscles that help to form the shape of the cheeks.
largest bone in the human skull
supports soft tissue of the face
bones- several roles including housing the teeth, forms roof of oral cavity, and more
Bone pair of bones that form part of side of skull
Labii Inferioris- This muscle pulls down the bottom lip allowing us to sulk
A very thin and delicate muscle that pulls the lips horizontally creating a large, albeit insincere smile

27 Clues: large muscle of forehead • largest bone in the human skull • supports soft tissue of the face • Bone flat bone that makes up forehead • Bone a square bone at the root of nose • bone that forms back and base of skull • Bone flat bones located on either side of head • a thick-fan shaped muscle that closes the mouth • Bone pair of bones that form part of side of skull • ...

anatomy 2015-01-15

Across

if _____ of motion is increased by mechanical advantage, range of motion is diminished.
moves bone toward the midline
In a second-class lever, load is located _____ the fulcrum and the force.
closes an opening
diagonal
turns upward or anterior
produces a circular movement around a joint
one of the largest nerves in the body.
Shortest of a group.
Smallest of a group.
Attachment of the tendon to the moving bone or structure.
a tendon-like structure that is broadly spread out to attach muscle to skin, fascia, or other muscle.
located on the temporal bone.
Dense connective tissue that connects muscle to bone.
located in the thigh and knee.
moves bone away from midline
perpendicular to the midline of the body
If strength is increased by mechanical advantage, range of motion is _____.
Saw-toothed
located on the zygoma.
three origins
Widest of a group.
Levers can ______ strength of movement.
four origins
Parallel to the midline of the body
surrounds most skeletal muscles.
Largest of a group.

Down

lifts upward
If load is nearer the fulcrum, ____ is gained.
pushes or moves downward
A thickened area of a bone where a tendon attaches.
The middle portion of a muscle.
the sternocleidomastoid muscle originates from the sternum and ______.
laughing
decreases the angle at a joint
Attachment of the muscle to the more stationary bone or structure.
Triangular.
Flat.
Longest of a group.
A first-class lever is the fulcrum is between force and resistance.
There are very few ______ levers in the body.
In a ______ lever, force is located between the fulcrum and the load.
two origins
makes rigid
Tissue that attaches bone to bone to stabilize joints.
a cage of tendons running from the thigh to the leg protects the knee from the _______ and damage.
Shaped like a trapezoid.
increases the angle at a joint
turns downward or backward
chewing
Near the top of the organ or muscle.
Away from the top of the organ or muscle.

52 Clues: Flat. • chewing • laughing • diagonal • Triangular. • two origins • makes rigid • Saw-toothed • lifts upward • four origins • three origins • closes an opening • Widest of a group. • Longest of a group. • Largest of a group. • Shortest of a group. • Smallest of a group. • located on the zygoma. • pushes or moves downward • turns upward or anterior • Shaped like a trapezoid. • turns downward or backward • ...

Anatomy 2014-11-03

Across

Structures composed of tightly coiled DNA strands and associated with histones
the process by which a sequence of nucleotide triplets in a messenger RNA molecule gives rise to a specific sequence of amino acids during synthesis of a polypeptide or protein.
a unit of heredity that is transferred from a parent to offspring and is held to determine some characteristic of the offspring.
a minute particle consisting of RNA and associated proteins, found in large numbers in the cytoplasm of living cells
Two strands in a double helix and held together by hydrogen bonds
Synthesis the process whereby biological cells generate new proteins
Polymerase an enzyme that produces primary transcript RNA
the point on a chromosome by which it is attached to a spindle fiber during cell division
Activation This process is crucial in growth and development.
a sequence of three nucleotides forming a unit of genetic code in a transfer RNA molecule, corresponding to a complementary codon in messenger RNA.
an adaptor molecule composed of RNA, typically 73 to 94 nucleotides in length, that serves as the physical link between the nucleotide sequence of nucleic acids
a segment of a DNA or RNA molecule that does not code for proteins and interrupts the sequence of genes.
Proteins associated with the DNA of the nucleus
a large family of RNA molecules that convey genetic information from DNA to the ribosome

Down

the process by which genetic information represented by a sequence of DNA nucleotides is copied into newly synthesized molecules of RNA, with the DNA serving as a template.
Strand the sequence of DNA that is copied during the synthesis of mRNA.
Strand the DNA strand which has the same base sequence as the RNA transcript produced
a region of a DNA molecule that forms the site at which transcription of a gene starts.
Two thread-like strands into which a chromosome devides longitudinally during cell division
a sequence of three nucleotides that together form a unit of genetic code in a DNA or RNA molecule.
the changing of the structure of a gene, resulting in a variant form that may be transmitted to subsequent generations, caused by the alteration of single base units in DNA, or the deletion, insertion, or rearrangement of larger sections of genes or chromosomes.
Code the nucleotide triplets of DNA and RNA molecules that carry genetic information in living cells.
a segment of a DNA or RNA molecule containing information coding for a protein or peptide sequence.

23 Clues: Proteins associated with the DNA of the nucleus • Polymerase an enzyme that produces primary transcript RNA • Activation This process is crucial in growth and development. • Two strands in a double helix and held together by hydrogen bonds • Synthesis the process whereby biological cells generate new proteins • ...

Anatomy 2014-09-10

Across

muscle that assists in the swinging of the arms
muscle that is located beneath the frontalis and orbicularis oculi.
large, triangular-shaped muscle that covers the shoulder and lifts and turns the arm outward.
joints such as the pelvis or skull.
cell reproduction.
front portion of the epicranius.
collection of similar cells that perform a particular function.
The muscle that bends the foot up and extends the toes
muscle that originates at the upper portion of the fibula and bends the foot down.
The muscle that enables the eyes to close.
upper jaw bones that join to form whole upper jaw.
watery fluid that contains food materials necessary for growth, reproduction, and self-repair of the cell.
microscopic anatomy
Made up of 14 bones.
groups of organs that cooperate for the welfare of the body.
study of the structures of the human body that can be seen with the naked eye.
inner and larger bone of the forearm, attached to the wrist and located on the little finger side.
muscles located at the base of each digit and which separate the fingers

Down

Originates on the lower surface of the fibula and bends the foot down and out.
study of the science of the nature, structure, function, and diseases of the muscles.
scientific study of bones, their structure and functions.
smaller bone on the thumb side of forearm.
muscles that straighten the wrist, hand, and the fingers to form a straight line.
larger of the two bones that form the leg below the knee.
such as elbows, knees, and hips.
Number of bones in the foot.
muscles that produce the contour of the front and inner side of the upper arm, lift the forearm, and flex the elbow.
depresses and rotates head as in nodding.
complex chemical process taking place in living organizms whereby the body cells are nourished and supplied with the energy needed to carry out their activities.
muscles that turn the hand outward and the palm upward
study of the functions and activities performed by the body's structures.
smaller of the two bones that form the leg below the knee.
System composed of 206 bones.
largest and strongest bone of the face.

34 Clues: cell reproduction. • microscopic anatomy • Made up of 14 bones. • Number of bones in the foot. • System composed of 206 bones. • such as elbows, knees, and hips. • front portion of the epicranius. • joints such as the pelvis or skull. • largest and strongest bone of the face. • depresses and rotates head as in nodding. • smaller bone on the thumb side of forearm. • ...

anatomy 2023-03-13

Across

leuka
henkitorvi
mahalaukku
jalkaholvi
keuhko
kyynärpää
ohimo
rintalasta
perna
kyynärvarsi
nivus
selkäranka
kainalokuoppa

Down

otsa
lapaluu
reisi
solisluu
sappirakko
nikama
jalkapohja
lantio
luu
pallea
niska
kurkku
sääri

26 Clues: luu • otsa • reisi • leuka • ohimo • niska • perna • sääri • nivus • nikama • keuhko • lantio • pallea • kurkku • lapaluu • solisluu • kyynärpää • henkitorvi • sappirakko • mahalaukku • jalkaholvi • jalkapohja • rintalasta • selkäranka • kyynärvarsi • kainalokuoppa

Anatomy 2022-12-17

Across

sheath The white fatty tissue surrounding the axon is called
Lining of pericardial cavity
Anterior means
The brain is divided into ___ main regions
is another word for back
Another word for a nerve cell
Superior
Cerebellum controls what
Close to core/trunk
Pericardial Cavity Contains the
The ____ is divided into three central regions
internal organs
You have ten
Loop The body’s way of bringing itself back to homeostasis
CO 2 excreted by

Down

Legs, arms, & pelvis/hips are examples
internal balance
Below
means kidneys
Carries urine from the kidney to the bladder
Functional unit of the kidney
The spot between both legs
You have two
Posterior
Head, neck, spine/vertebra are examples of

25 Clues: Below • Superior • Posterior • You have two • You have ten • means kidneys • Anterior means • internal organs • internal balance • CO 2 excreted by • Close to core/trunk • is another word for back • Cerebellum controls what • The spot between both legs • Lining of pericardial cavity • Another word for a nerve cell • Functional unit of the kidney • Pericardial Cavity Contains the • ...

anatomy 2023-04-25

Across

(Score in American football)
(Hit that clears the baseball field)
(Stand for golf ball)
(Alpine skiing event)
(Snowboarding or skateboarding structure for tricks)
(Extra period to break a tie)
(Serve in tennis that is untouched by the receiver)
(Swimming style on the back)
(Retrieving missed shot in basketball)

Down

(One under par in golf)
(Violation of rules in various sports)
(Last-second winning shot)
(Infraction in soccer for being ahead of the defense)
(Three goals in a single game)
(Forward player in soccer)
(Forceful basketball shot)
(Infraction in soccer)
(Disk used in ice hockey)
(Throwing event in track and field)
(Racquet sport played in an enclosed court)

20 Clues: (Stand for golf ball) • (Alpine skiing event) • (Infraction in soccer) • (One under par in golf) • (Disk used in ice hockey) • (Last-second winning shot) • (Forward player in soccer) • (Forceful basketball shot) • (Score in American football) • (Swimming style on the back) • (Extra period to break a tie) • (Three goals in a single game) • (Throwing event in track and field) • ...

Anatomy 2021-01-28

Across

costal
tongue
upper
horn
nervous node
lesser
nerve
groove
lymphatic
joint
skull
duct
broadest
lower jaw
stony
chest
rib
upper jaw
palatine
notch
surface

Down

brain
cartilage
opening
root
cervical
angle
muscle
deep
spine
lip
body
head
greater
tooth
crest
top
frontal
right
occipital
vessel
iliac

42 Clues: lip • top • rib • root • horn • deep • body • head • duct • brain • upper • angle • nerve • spine • joint • skull • tooth • crest • stony • chest • right • notch • iliac • costal • tongue • lesser • muscle • groove • vessel • opening • greater • frontal • surface • cervical • broadest • palatine • cartilage • lymphatic • lower jaw • upper jaw • occipital • nervous node

Anatomy 2020-10-21

Across

Spongy tissues composed of microscopic cells in which inhaled air is exchanged for carbon dioxide during one breathing cycle; organs of respiration.
Muscular wall that separates the thorax from the abdominal region and helps control breathing.
Smaller bone in the forearm (lower arm) on the same side as the thumb.
vessels, Tube-like structures that include arteries, arterioles, capillaries, venules, and veins.
Also known as occipitofrontalis; the broad muscle that covers the top of the skull and consists of the occipitalis and frontalis.
Secretions, such as insulin, adrenaline, and estrogen, that stimulate functional activity or
Body organs that control the body’s vision.
Middle part of the muscle.
Muscles that draw a body part, such as a finger, arm, or toe, away from the midline of the body or of an extremity.
Extensor muscle of the wrist involved in flexing the wrist.
system, Body system that consists of the brain, spinal cord, and nerves; controls and coordinates all other systems of the body and makes them work harmoniously and efficiently.
Muscles that straighten the wrist, hand, and fingers to form a straight line.
Body organ that removes waste created by digestion.

Down

Tiny, thin-walled blood vessels that connect the smaller arteries to the venules. Capillaries bring nutrients to the cells and carry away waste materials.
Also known as collarbone; bone that joins the sternum and scapula.
Body organs that excrete water and waste products.
Structures composed of specialized tissues designed to perform specific functions in plants and animals.
Fluid part of the blood in which the red and white blood cells and platelets flow.
Heavy, long bone that forms the leg above the knee.
Study of human body structures that can be seen with the naked eye and how the body parts are organized; the science of the structure of organisms or of their parts.
Muscular, cone-shaped organ that keeps the blood moving within the circulatory system.
glands, Also known as ductless glands; glands such as the thyroid and pituitary gland that release hormonal secretions directly into the bloodstream.
Whitish cords made up of bundles of nerve fibers held together by connective tissue, through which impulses are transmitted.
nerve, Branch of the seventh cranial nerve that affects the muscles of the mouth.
secretions in the body. Hormones influence the welfare of the entire body.
Connection between two or more bones of the skeleton.

26 Clues: Middle part of the muscle. • Body organs that control the body’s vision. • Body organs that excrete water and waste products. • Heavy, long bone that forms the leg above the knee. • Body organ that removes waste created by digestion. • Connection between two or more bones of the skeleton. • Extensor muscle of the wrist involved in flexing the wrist. • ...

Anatomy 2020-09-29

Across

the bone nicknamed "spongy bone"
the parts of the skeleton including the head, spine and ribs
holds muscle to bone
the shoulder blade
the glands that have secretions made up of disintegrated cells
cells that make cartilage
the glands that secrete without losing cellular material
the jaw bone
the collar bone
the thin layer of connective tissue and osteoprogenitor cells
the bones of the wrists
cells that produce mucus
the glands that send substances out through ducts
bone that divides the nostrils inside the nose

Down

the parts of the skeleton containing the limbs
the cartilage found attaching the ribs to the sternum
holds bone to bone
the bones of the fingers and toes
the glands that secrete cytoplasm in their secretions
spindle shaped cells that form connective tissue proper
the cartilage found between vertebrae
the glands that send hormones into the bloodstream
the bone nicknamed the tail bone
the cartilage that is found in the ears
bone formation
knee cap
the bones of the ankle
lacking blood vessels

28 Clues: knee cap • the jaw bone • bone formation • the collar bone • holds bone to bone • the shoulder blade • holds muscle to bone • lacking blood vessels • the bones of the ankle • the bones of the wrists • cells that produce mucus • cells that make cartilage • the bone nicknamed the tail bone • the bone nicknamed "spongy bone" • the bones of the fingers and toes • ...

anatomy 2021-04-03

Across

резец, резцовый зуб
(пищевод),
мозговой
костный мозг
полость, впадина
зуб
(глотка),
(раковина),
- правый
(плечо),
- волокнистый, фиброзный
(диафрагма),
(лимфатический узел),
акромион
внутренний
(полушарие),

Down

клык (собачий зуб)
— лобная кость
temporalis Височная ямка
— поверхность мозга.
— прямая мышца.
— позвоночный столб,
(гипофиз),
сложный
- наружный
(головной мозг),
(трахея и бронхи),
(седалищный),
(фаланга),
премоляр, малый коренной зуб

Anatomy 2021-06-10

Across

The only cranial nerve to originate from the posterior aspect of the brainstem
This vein pierces the clavipectoral fascia
A congenital defect caused by the failiure to close neural tube at the cranial end
This bony region overlies the anterior devision of middle meningeal artery
This nerve pierces the coracobrachialis
condition in which apex of the heart is pointed toward the right side of the thorax
A strap muscle consists of two bellieswith an intermediate tendon
An abnormal lateral curvature of the vetebral column
A tract formed by a longitudinal thickening of fascia lata
A hand placed under the apex of the heart, slips to this sinus, when moving superiorly

Down

A plexus of veins found within the spermatic cord
The periostium lining the bones that form orbit
This foramen connects lesser sac with the rest of peritoneal cavity
A synonym for visceral layer of serous pericardium
If air enters to pleural cavity, lung collapses due to its own elastic recoil.
large patches of lymphoid tissues, found in distal ileum
A muscle inserted into the lesser trochanter by a common tendon
Embryological remnant of this structure forms the median umbilical ligamnet
In a fracture, tenderness of this bone is felt over the Anatomical sniff box
A triangular shape ligament made from pia mater

20 Clues: This nerve pierces the coracobrachialis • This vein pierces the clavipectoral fascia • The periostium lining the bones that form orbit • A triangular shape ligament made from pia mater • A plexus of veins found within the spermatic cord • A synonym for visceral layer of serous pericardium • An abnormal lateral curvature of the vetebral column • ...

Anatomy 2022-07-07

Across

Bony landmark on distal radius
This nerve travels through the carpal tunnel
Dermatome that travels over kneecap
Assists in extending the elbow
L2,L3,L4
This artery travels posterior to the elbow
Proximal end of radius
Internally rotates knee
innervates lats
Attaches to the base of the 2nd MC

Down

Supinates forearm
Action of fibularis Longus and brevis
Process off of the posterior scapula
Triceps Distal Attachment
Opposes thumb and digit 5
Abbreviation for muscle that has a humeral or ulnar head
Attaches to coracoid process
Travels through guyans canal
Innervated by C5, C6 roots
Splits into common fib and tib

20 Clues: L2,L3,L4 • innervates lats • Supinates forearm • Proximal end of radius • Internally rotates knee • Triceps Distal Attachment • Opposes thumb and digit 5 • Innervated by C5, C6 roots • Attaches to coracoid process • Travels through guyans canal • Bony landmark on distal radius • Assists in extending the elbow • Splits into common fib and tib • Attaches to the base of the 2nd MC • ...

Anatomy 2022-10-17

Across

heavy, long bone that forms the leg above the knee
controls steady circulation of the blood
microscopic anatomy
basic unit of all living things
muscular wall that seperates the thorax; helps control breathing
system forms physical foundation of the body
structures composed of specialized tissues designed to perform specific functions
produces offspring and passes on genetic code
serves as protective covering and helps regulate the bodys temp
study of anatomy, structure, and function of the bones
collection of similar cells that perform a particular function
part of the central nervous system in the cranium

Down

covers, shapes, and holds the skeletal system
breaks down food into nutrients and wastes
body organs that control the bodys vision
process of cell reproduction
muscular, cone-shaped organ that keeps the blood moving
breathing in through the nose or the mouth
affects growth and development
controls and coordinates all the other systems of the body
protects body from disease
systems groups of body organs acting together to perform one or more functions
enables breathing
purifies the body by eliminating matter

24 Clues: enables breathing • microscopic anatomy • protects body from disease • process of cell reproduction • affects growth and development • basic unit of all living things • purifies the body by eliminating matter • controls steady circulation of the blood • body organs that control the bodys vision • breaks down food into nutrients and wastes • ...

anatomy 2022-10-17

Across

the protective tissue that lines internal and external body tissues
Uppermost and largest bone of the arm
The large, thick triangular-shaped muscle that covers the shoulder and lifts and turns the arm outward
The muscle of the cheek between the upper and lower jaw that compresses the cheeks and expels air
Bone that forms the forehead
Study of structure, function, and disease of the muscles
Another name for integumentary system
Muscles involved in bending or flexing the wrist
Tissue tissue that binds, supports, and protects body structures, i.e. cartilage, tendons, fat, blood
Bones that form the sides and top of cranium
Bones that form side of head in ear region

Down

The largest and strongest bone of the face
Muscles that turns the hand outward and Palm upward
Cells are made up of a colorless, jellylike substance
Muscles located at base of each digit that separate fingers
muscle of the front and inner side of the upper arm
Hindmost bone of the skill
Tissue that carries messages to and from brain; controls coordinates of all bodily functions
study of body structure
Structures of body designed to accomplish specific functions

20 Clues: study of body structure • Hindmost bone of the skill • Bone that forms the forehead • Uppermost and largest bone of the arm • Another name for integumentary system • The largest and strongest bone of the face • Bones that form side of head in ear region • Bones that form the sides and top of cranium • Muscles involved in bending or flexing the wrist • ...

Anatomy 2019-04-15

Across

a mobile mass of muscular tissue located in the oral cavity
the kind and number and arrangement of teeth (collectively) in a person or animal
any of various substances that exude from certain plants
any of the terminal members of the hand
a natural protective body covering and site of the sense of touch
enlarged and muscular saclike organ of the alimentary canal
a ball-and-socket joint between the head of the humerus and a cavity of the scapula
the hollow muscular organ located behind the sternum
the part of the leg between the hip and the knee
the arch of hair above each eye
the inner surface of the hand
the (prehensile) extremity of the superior limb
the part of the skull of a vertebrate that frames the mouth
the organ of smell and entrance to the respiratory tract
either of two saclike respiratory organs in the chest of vertebrates; serves to remove carbon dioxide and provide oxygen to the blood
the organ of sight

Down

the opening through which food is taken in
either side of the face below the eyes
a human limb
a thin pointed piece of metal that is hammered into materials as a fastener
any of the short curved hairs that grow from the edges of the eyelids
animal tissue consisting predominantly of contractile cells
the part of the face above the eyes
a covering for the body
Kamarupan languages spoken in western Burma and Bangladesh and easternmost India
the sense organ for hearing and equilibrium
the thick short innermost digit of the forelimb
the upper part of the human body or the front part of the body in animals; contains the face and brains
that part of the central nervous system that includes all the higher nervous centers; enclosed within the skull; continuous with the spinal cord
the narrowing of the body between the ribs and hips
the front of the human head from the forehead to the chin
hinge joint in the human leg connecting the tibia and fibula with the femur and protected in front by the patella
either of two fleshy folds of tissue that surround the mouth and play a role in speaking

33 Clues: a human limb • the organ of sight • a covering for the body • the inner surface of the hand • the arch of hair above each eye • the part of the face above the eyes • either side of the face below the eyes • any of the terminal members of the hand • the opening through which food is taken in • the sense organ for hearing and equilibrium • ...

Anatomy 2023-09-29

Across

Tiny organs
e-,p+,n
Lateral plane that divides into superior and inferior parts
Consist of at least 2 atoms connected covalently
Innerside
Above, towards the head
Behind
Vertical plane that lies exactly in the middle of the body
Include nucleic acids, proteins, carbs, and lipids
Toward front of
Toward the back
Behind
Towards the surface
In the front

Down

A synonym for median
Vertical plane that divides body or any of its parts
Further from the origin
Towards head end
Capable of all characteristics of life
4 different kinds, including but not limited to muscle and nervous
common ones include CHNOPS
Divides body into anterior and posterior parts vertically
Closer to
Internal
Below, towards the feet
There are 5 main ones, and around 78-80 in total
systems A group of organs
Outerside
A living creature

29 Clues: Behind • Behind • e-,p+,n • Internal • Innerside • Closer to • Outerside • Tiny organs • In the front • Toward front of • Toward the back • Towards head end • A living creature • Towards the surface • A synonym for median • Further from the origin • Above, towards the head • Below, towards the feet • systems A group of organs • common ones include CHNOPS • Capable of all characteristics of life • ...

ANATOMY 2023-09-12

Across

scientific study of bones.
dense, smooth and homogenous bone.
formation of bone tissue
the control center of the cell
a system that made up of bones, cartilages, ligaments and joints.
horizontal plane.
the shaft or central part of a long bone.
terms use for "away from the midline of the body"
raising the arm in back
the study of joints.
terms use for a direction of "towards the head/top"
the study of muscles
raising the arm in front

Down

a system that responsible in returning the fluid leaked from blood to the blood vessels.
tissue that adds support and structure to the body.
column-like cells
a group of glands producing chemicals called 'hormones'.
a specialized tissue that can contract.
living mature bone is about 60% calcium and 40% ______.
the basic unit of all living organisms.
cavity, the space that houses brain, meninges, and cerebrospinal fluid.
a collection of similar cells that group together to perform a specialized function.
articulating bones that are separated by joint cavity containing fluid.
a joint in which the body of one bone meets the body of another.
the study of structure and shape of the body.
U-shape bone located in the neck.

26 Clues: column-like cells • horizontal plane. • the study of joints. • the study of muscles • raising the arm in back • formation of bone tissue • raising the arm in front • scientific study of bones. • the control center of the cell • U-shape bone located in the neck. • dense, smooth and homogenous bone. • a specialized tissue that can contract. • the basic unit of all living organisms. • ...

Anatomy 2024-07-04

Across

– The body parts at the end of the arms used for grasping.
– Blood vessels that carry oxygenated blood away from the heart.
– The organ that stores urine.
– The rear part of the human body from the neck to the end of the spine.
– Organs that allow hearing and balance.
– Organs used for breathing and oxygen exchange.
– Organs that filter blood and produce urine.
– The organ that detoxifies chemicals and metabolizes drugs.
– The organ used for smelling and breathing.
– The joints connecting the arms to the torso.
– The organ that pumps blood through the body.
– The opening through which food is ingested.
– The organ involved in filtering blood and immune response.
– Organs that allow vision.
– The structures that make up the skeleton and support the body.
– The bones protecting the chest cavity and organs.
– The body's largest organ that protects internal organs.

Down

– The organ that produces insulin and digestive enzymes.
– The muscle in the mouth used for tasting and speaking.
– The organ that stores bile produced by the liver.
– The connections between bones that allow movement.
– A small organ attached to the large intestine, with a debated function.
– Fibers that transmit signals between the brain and other parts of the body.
– The five digits on each hand.
– The series of vertebrae extending from the skull to the lower back.
– Blood vessels that carry deoxygenated blood toward the heart.
– The organ where digestion begins by breaking down food.
– The front part of the body between the neck and the abdomen.
– The body parts at the end of the legs used for standing and walking.
– The tissues that contract to produce movement.
– The five digits on each foot.
– Hard structures in the mouth used for chewing.
– The gland that regulates metabolism.
– The part of the body connecting the head to the torso.
– The organ that controls thought, memory, and other functions.
– The fleshy borders of the mouth.

36 Clues: – Organs that allow vision. • – The organ that stores urine. • – The five digits on each hand. • – The five digits on each foot. • – The fleshy borders of the mouth. • – The gland that regulates metabolism. • – Organs that allow hearing and balance. • – The organ used for smelling and breathing. • – Organs that filter blood and produce urine. • ...

Anatomy 2024-07-29

Across

Number of carpal bones
Carpal bone that articulates with lunate, pisiform and hamate
Central part of a long bone
Angle between diaphragm and heart
Right diaphragm is higher because of this organ
Tarsal bone named after it's boat-like shape
Bone that articulates with acromion
Connection between transverse process and spinous process
Radial attachment point of humerus
End part of a long bone
Located between inferior and superior articular processes
Fracture of the neck of 5th metacarpal
Articular surface for proximal femur
Number of tarsal bones
Bifurcation of trachea
Articular surface for proximal humerus
Large, thick, curved bony process on the proximal ulna
Cheekbone
Angle required for an OM30 view
_____ foramen located on mandible
Most commonly fractured carpal bone

Down

Result of an intra-articular fracture with escape of fat and blood, commonly seen in the knee
Fracture that occurs between the greater and lesser aspects of femur
Area of density which consists of lymph nodes, pulmonary arteries and pulmonary veins
Fracture which prevent us performing hbl hip view
Frontal, _____, occiputal and temporal lobes
Ulnar attachment point of humerus
Ilium, _______ and pubis
Area where osgood-schlatter develops
Pea shaped carpal bone
Horseshoe-shaped bone typically seen on c-spine lateral x-rays
Large opening in the hemipelvis
Cylindrical bony process that projects posteriorly from the vertebral body
Group of three tarsal bones
____ peg
Central aspect of the bone
Dense area of bone that needs to be inferior to maxillary sinus for adequate OM view

37 Clues: ____ peg • Cheekbone • Number of carpal bones • Pea shaped carpal bone • Number of tarsal bones • Bifurcation of trachea • End part of a long bone • Ilium, _______ and pubis • Central aspect of the bone • Central part of a long bone • Group of three tarsal bones • Large opening in the hemipelvis • Angle required for an OM30 view • Ulnar attachment point of humerus • ...

Anatomy 2023-10-25

Across

a small vein
A pale fluid that contains white blood cells and that passes through channels in the body
a process that takes place in the nucleus of a dividing cell
a thick triangular movable bone that forms your ankle
oculi consists of an orbital, palpebral and deep palpebral part.
a part of the body that has a particular function
either of the two flat triangular bones on each side of the shoulder
pull the angle of the mouth towards the side
blood vessels that carry oxygen-poor blood to your heart

Down

the long bone of the upper arm between the shoulder and the elbow
the largest and strongest bone in the human skull, forming the lower jawline
a square bone at the root of the nose
a muscle which covers one side of the vertex of the skull, from the occipital bone to the eyebrow
A muscle which produces the motion of supination.
a muscle that bends part of the body
a group of muscles that go from the pelvic bone down to the inner thigh and knee
the bone that forms your upper jaw
a small bone in your ankle
a bone at the base of the tongue
the large artery that brings blood from the heart on the rest of the body

20 Clues: a small vein • a small bone in your ankle • a bone at the base of the tongue • the bone that forms your upper jaw • a muscle that bends part of the body • a square bone at the root of the nose • pull the angle of the mouth towards the side • A muscle which produces the motion of supination. • a part of the body that has a particular function • ...

Anatomy 2025-08-11

Across

structure of the head
bone in the human body
that contracts for movement
vessel carrying blood from the heart
part of the leg
vessel carrying blood to the heart
organ that pumps blood
part of the face below the mouth
for hearing and balance
part of the foot
for breathing and gas exchange
that protects the chest cavity

Down

in the nose for air
of vertebrae supporting the body
that filters blood and produces bile
joint in the leg
thick digit of the hand
structure at base of spine
of sight
where two bones meet
the head to the body
between upper and lower arm
covering of the body
structure in the mouth for chewing
transmitting impulses in the body
covering at the tip of a finger or toe
surface of the hand
organ in the mouth for taste and speech
of the face below the eye
center of the nervous system

30 Clues: of sight • part of the leg • joint in the leg • part of the foot • in the nose for air • surface of the hand • where two bones meet • the head to the body • covering of the body • structure of the head • bone in the human body • organ that pumps blood • thick digit of the hand • for hearing and balance • of the face below the eye • structure at base of spine • that contracts for movement • ...

Anatomy 2025-09-26

Across

what protein produces melanin
burns disrupt homeostasis with…
the special light sensors in the skin are called…
keratinocytes are in the…layer
when the skin strengthens and forms scars
the purpose of inflammation
a pigment inside your skin
what protects from foreign substances
…are a modified version of hair
what is the name of the calcium binding protien?
where is the vitamin D turned into citriol?
if it starts blistering
what is the vitamin D converted into?
what does melanin help the skin safely retain?

Down

what helps the body make vitamin D?
what gland secretes sebum?
what does Malamud protect us from?
the…system is the organ system that protects the body from various types of damage.
many components of the integumentary system work to maintain body…
when new skin cells form
what are the letters in the pneumonic device for the layers of the skin?
lubricates and moisturizes the skin
caused by clogged pores
with out calcium absorption the body pulls calcium from the…
what aids with structural support and thermal regulation

25 Clues: caused by clogged pores • if it starts blistering • when new skin cells form • what gland secretes sebum? • a pigment inside your skin • the purpose of inflammation • what protein produces melanin • keratinocytes are in the…layer • burns disrupt homeostasis with… • …are a modified version of hair • what does Malamud protect us from? • what helps the body make vitamin D? • ...

anatomy 2025-11-20

Across

protein found in chromatin
single DNA strand that serves as the blueprint for creating a complementary strand during transcription
thread like structure found in nucleus of cells
single stranded RNA molecule that carries genetic instructions from DNA
region of chromosome which the microtubules of the spindle attach
creates protein by decoding genetic information in mRNA
a region of DNA that acts as a building site for RNA polymerase and transcription factors
the process by which cells make proteins
process of creating an RNA cope from a DNA template
change in a cells DNA sequence
three nucleotide sequence on a tRNA molecule that is complementary into a specific three nucleotide codon on a mRNA strand

Down

Organelle that synthesizes proteins by translating mRNA into long chains of amino acids
of DNA that provides instructions for a specific function
DNA strand that has the same nucleotide sequence as mRNA with the exception of U in the mRNA and T in the DNA
sequence of three nucleotides in a DNA or RNA molecule that acts as unit of genetic code
the process of a gene being turned on to produce its corresponding protein
Enzyme that synthesizes RNA from a DNA template in the process of transcription
non-coding DNA sequence within a gene that is transcribed into RNA then removed through RNA before he mRNA is translated to protein
segment of DNA or RNA containing coding for a protein or peptide sequence
nucleotide triplets of DNA and RNA that carry genetic information
material which chromosomes of organisms are composed
adapter molecule that acts as bridge between the genetic code in mRNA and amino acids during protein synthesis
Made up of deoxyribose

23 Clues: Made up of deoxyribose • protein found in chromatin • change in a cells DNA sequence • the process by which cells make proteins • thread like structure found in nucleus of cells • process of creating an RNA cope from a DNA template • material which chromosomes of organisms are composed • creates protein by decoding genetic information in mRNA • ...

anatomy 2025-11-20

Across

DNA strand that has the same nucleotide sequence as mRNA with the exception of U in the mRNA and T in the DNA
sequence of three nucleotides in a DNA or RNA molecule that acts as unit of genetic code
Organelle that synthesizes proteins by translating mRNA into long chains of amino acids
adapter molecule that acts as bridge between the genetic code in mRNA and amino acids during protein synthesis
nucleotide triplets of DNA and RNA that carry genetic information
a region of DNA that acts as a building site for RNA polymerase and transcription factors
change in a cells DNA sequence
single DNA strand that serves as the blueprint for creating a complementary strand during transcription
the process of a gene being turned on to produce its corresponding protein
Made up of deoxyribose
non-coding DNA sequence within a gene that is transcribed into RNA then removed through RNA before he mRNA is translated to protein
process of creating an RNA cope from a DNA template
the process by which cells make proteins

Down

single stranded RNA molecule that carries genetic instructions from DNA
three nucleotide sequence on a tRNA molecule that is complementary into a specific three nucleotide codon on a mRNA strand
protein found in chromatin
thread like structure found in nucleus of cells
Enzyme that synthesizes RNA from a DNA template in the process of transcription
material which chromosomes of organisms are composed
of DNA that provides instructions for a specific function
region of chromosome which the microtubules of the spindle attach
creates protein by decoding genetic information in mRNA
segment of DNA or RNA containing coding for a protein or peptide sequence

For Brendan 2021-03-31

Across

food we get to share
seal
lmao
what we always say we're up to
what's on top of my rocket league car
what we watch at night
I think it's cute when you wear this
what kind of animal is Joanne
where we want to live

Down

where we always say we're at
loudest dog
what we've been planning to see since last summer
magic
I love you _____
your pp's name
loudest cat
our favourite genre of movie to watch together
you hate these kind of people

18 Clues: seal • lmao • magic • loudest dog • loudest cat • your pp's name • I love you _____ • food we get to share • where we want to live • what we watch at night • where we always say we're at • you hate these kind of people • what kind of animal is Joanne • what we always say we're up to • I think it's cute when you wear this • what's on top of my rocket league car • ...

Ch 1 A First Look at Anatomy: History & Definition 2017-10-13

Ch 1 A First Look at Anatomy: History & Definition crossword puzzle

Across

this type of study examines both superficial anatomic markings and internal body structure as they relate to the skin covering them (pg 5)
the word anatomy means "to cut apart", derived from ? (pg 3)
this Greek scientist was the first to publicly dissect and compare human and animal bodies (pg 2)
microscopic anatomy examines structures that cannot be observed by the unaided ? (pg 3)
who performed dissection to improve his drawing and painting techniques (pg 2)
this study examines all anatomic changes resulting from disease ( pg 5)
this type of anatomy study investigates the structure and relationships of large body parts that are visible to the unaided eyes such as intestines, stomach, etc (pg 4)
this is the study of tissues (pg 4)

Down

this Englishman established the basis for modern embryology (pg 2)
this study investigates anatomic landmarks used before and after surgery like prior to back surgery, one would need to identify and draw imaginary lines between the hip bones (pg 5)
this is the study of function (pg 3)
this studies the relationships among internal structres that may be visualized by specific scanning procedures such as ultrasound, MRI or xray (pg 5)
who mummified their deceased leaders (pg 2)
this is the study of structure (pg 3)
this type of study examines all the structures in a particular region like the skin, connective tussue and fat, etc (pg 5)
this is the study of single body cells and their internal structures ( pg 4)
this type studies the gross anatomy of each system in the body like studying the urinary system would involve examining the kidneys, etc (pg 5)

17 Clues: this is the study of tissues (pg 4) • this is the study of function (pg 3) • this is the study of structure (pg 3) • who mummified their deceased leaders (pg 2) • the word anatomy means "to cut apart", derived from ? (pg 3) • this Englishman established the basis for modern embryology (pg 2) • this study examines all anatomic changes resulting from disease ( pg 5) • ...

Neuroanatomy Ch.1 Terminology 2022-12-13

Neuroanatomy Ch.1 Terminology crossword puzzle

Across

someone with specialized training in nervous system anatomy, physiology, and pathology
A ________ disorder of the nervous system that impairs a person's health, resulting in some level of disability
study of the anatomy, physiology, and pathology of the nervous system
the total number of current cases in a given population at a point in time
the adaptive capacity of the human brain, meaning that the brain is always changing, rewiring itself in response to internal and external influencers
barriers Problems in body function or alterations in body structure, such as paralysis and blindness
__________ barriers involve issues in any area of life, such as participating in education and employment
include products, technology, buildings, support, relationships, attitudes, services, systems, and policies
study of the nervous system’s structure

Down

discussing how a neuron functions
____________ factors describe the world in which people with neurological disorders live and interact
study of the structure
the number of new cases per year in a given population
study of nervous system diseases
system series of organs that make communication between the brain and body possible in order for us to interact with the environment
study of disease processes that affect both anatomy and physiology
study of function or structures in motion
barriers Difficulties in executing activities, especially skills of daily living like walking or eating

18 Clues: study of the structure • study of nervous system diseases • discussing how a neuron functions • study of the nervous system’s structure • study of function or structures in motion • the number of new cases per year in a given population • study of disease processes that affect both anatomy and physiology • ...

All About US 2023-07-19

Across

JEN'S DOG'S NAME
THE REGION ARE OUR BRANCHES LOCATED IN FFB'S FOOTPRINT?
DUSTIN, JANET, AND JONNA WORK IN ________ LENDING
MEGAN'S FAVORITE TV SHOWS ARE ON THIS CHANNEL
JENNY'S FAVORITE FOOD
THE NAME OF OUR CURRENT TELLER SYSTEM IS
THIS FEATURE USED TO BE A SEPARATE APP, BUT IS NOW INTEGRATED WITH ONLINE/MOBILE BANKING
THIS JAPANESE STEAKHOUSE IS A FAVORITE OF KYLE AND KELSEY
THE "PLATFORM" SIDE OF TERAFINA
WHERE MEGAN WOULD SPEND HER PERFECT DAY
NAME OF JAISI'S 3-LEGGED DOG
THIS CUISINE IS MEGAN AND BETSY'S FAVORITE
LISA, BETSY & MEGAN'S "NEVER HAVE I EVER"
ONE OF JENNY'S FAVORITE DRINKS IS _____ TEA
REGIONAL OPERATIONS ASSISTANT
A COMMON HOBBY AMONGST US
STATE WHERE JEN LIVED FOR A WHILE AND WORKED WITH SEATURTLES
THE NAME OF OUR NEW TELLER SYSTEM IS ________ TELLER
KELSEY'S FAVORITE DRINK IS A ______ SUNRISE
OUR NEXT FUN FRIDAY THEME IS ___ ____
THE "TRANSACTION" SIDE OF TERAFINA
THE ALL CLEAR SIGN FOR WEST IS TWO ______

Down

WEST BRANCH IS ON _____ STREET
KELSEY'S FAVORITE FOOD
KYLE'S BUCKET LIST ITEM IS TO BECOME A SELF-RELIANT ______ FARMER IN THE MIDDLE OF THE WOODS
BETSY'S HOMETOWN
ANOTHER NAME FOR THE FLOOR THAT JONNA'S OFFICE IS ON
THE NUMBER OF FFB ATMs IN PONTIAC
JEN'S FAVORITE COLOR
THE ____ DEPARTMENT IS ON THE TOP FLOOR AT MAIN
BRANCH OPERATIONS COORDINATOR
BETH GREW UP IN THIS STATE
MEGAN AND BETH'S FAVORITE RESTARAUNT
JAISI GREW UP IN _____ ____
NAME OF LISA'S NEW PUPPY
HOW OLD KYLE TURNS ON JULY 29th!!!!
BETH'S FAVORITE COLOR
NAME OF OUR NEW AI FINANCIAL ASSISTANT
_____ ANATOMY IS ONE OF JAISI AND KELSEY'S FAVORITE SHOWS
SOMETHING A LOT OF US WOULD DO TO OUR HOMES IF WE WON THE LOTTERY

40 Clues: JEN'S DOG'S NAME • BETSY'S HOMETOWN • JEN'S FAVORITE COLOR • JENNY'S FAVORITE FOOD • BETH'S FAVORITE COLOR • KELSEY'S FAVORITE FOOD • NAME OF LISA'S NEW PUPPY • A COMMON HOBBY AMONGST US • BETH GREW UP IN THIS STATE • JAISI GREW UP IN _____ ____ • NAME OF JAISI'S 3-LEGGED DOG • BRANCH OPERATIONS COORDINATOR • REGIONAL OPERATIONS ASSISTANT • WEST BRANCH IS ON _____ STREET • ...

HOUSE CROSSWORD 2023-08-21

Across

Emmas last ultramarathon
Whats produced at Cadia and smells like poopoocaka
Jack Bush dog
Jas depression show
Type of engineer Matt is
What do we not do on Mondays

Down

Jason ... (Narrissa counterpart)
Where was Emma born
Who did emma and cal hanky panky at Melbourne
Meghans boyfriend
Body part of Jas that hurts
What type of dinner do we partake in
What street do we live on
Our favourite Graduate

14 Clues: Jack Bush dog • Meghans boyfriend • Where was Emma born • Jas depression show • Our favourite Graduate • Emmas last ultramarathon • Type of engineer Matt is • What street do we live on • Body part of Jas that hurts • What do we not do on Mondays • Jason ... (Narrissa counterpart) • What type of dinner do we partake in • Who did emma and cal hanky panky at Melbourne • ...

für Jakob <3 2016-12-09

Across

da horchst dei musik
dein lieblingsfach^^
schönes fest zum hinfahrn
heiliges holz
unser schlafentzug auf gscheid^^
netter anlass für an anzug
beste himmelsrichtung in europa
schöner ort zum raufgehn
i hab a karte du ned :P
dei holzbesteck
heiliges techhnisches gerät
dort bist wennst nirgendwo anders bist
dei lieblingsfarbe

Down

dei "handtaschen-marke"
bester ort zum fix zaumkuma
dei hobby beim fortgehen^^
den tee trink ma oft
"katzi katzi katz"
"holzi holzi ..."
schöne zeit zum fotografiern
nächstes reiseziel
kurzform für a serie
"wie new york ohne ..."
dei lieblingsalkohol (hochprozentig)
dein hauptehrenamt
unser lieblingsort^^
trip in den semesterferien

27 Clues: heiliges holz • dei holzbesteck • "holzi holzi ..." • "katzi katzi katz" • nächstes reiseziel • dein hauptehrenamt • dei lieblingsfarbe • da horchst dei musik • den tee trink ma oft • dein lieblingsfach^^ • kurzform für a serie • unser lieblingsort^^ • dei "handtaschen-marke" • "wie new york ohne ..." • i hab a karte du ned :P • schöner ort zum raufgehn • schönes fest zum hinfahrn • ...

Crossword time 2025-10-14

Across

aim
stiffness
single
a (brain) operation
loss of basic thinking skills

Down

small part
to adhere
neural
tailed (anatomy)
predisposition
shell (anatomy)

11 Clues: aim • neural • single • to adhere • stiffness • small part • predisposition • shell (anatomy) • tailed (anatomy) • a (brain) operation • loss of basic thinking skills

hair coloring 2025-01-29

Across

to let the hair ... out - pozwolić włosom odrosnąć
color ... book - książka z próbkami koloru
to ... a test solution - nałożyć roztwór testowy
home hair color ... - domowy zestaw do koloryzacji
to ... greys - ukryć siwe włosy
rude włosy
to ... dye - dodać farbę
to be used ... bleaching - używany do rozjaśniania
to have a high ammonia ... - mieć wysoką zawartość amoniaku

Down

jaśniejsze pasemka
ciemniejsze pasemka
ciemne włosy
to ... your hair - rozjaśnić włosy
to do a test 48h ... to your appointment - zrobić test 48h przed wizytą
farba do włosów

15 Clues: rude włosy • ciemne włosy • farba do włosów • jaśniejsze pasemka • ciemniejsze pasemka • to ... dye - dodać farbę • to ... greys - ukryć siwe włosy • to ... your hair - rozjaśnić włosy • color ... book - książka z próbkami koloru • to ... a test solution - nałożyć roztwór testowy • to let the hair ... out - pozwolić włosom odrosnąć • ...

Sophia's 19th Birthday 2020-12-06

Across

The greatest supermarket
First film watched together as a flat
Recipe you changed Beth's life with
What Beth likes to do on the counter.
Amelia's party trick
Official 8th member of the flat
First flat outing

Down

What is the official flat show?
Where did we go for your birthday brunch?
Show you watch with Amelia
Favourite part of Xav
Amelia and Beth's favourite-never-met person
Official 7th member of the flat
Who slams your windows at night?
Haunted entity that lives in Ben's room

15 Clues: First flat outing • Amelia's party trick • Favourite part of Xav • The greatest supermarket • Show you watch with Amelia • What is the official flat show? • Official 7th member of the flat • Official 8th member of the flat • Who slams your windows at night? • Recipe you changed Beth's life with • First film watched together as a flat • What Beth likes to do on the counter. • ...

Tudor dessert 2025-05-13

Across

Henry VIII mother
Mary I husband
Edward VI mother
the 9 day queen
Henry VIII second wife
who was lady Jane greys father in law

Down

Henry VIII first adviser during restoration
Henry VIII first born
the pope called Henry VIII _ of the faith
the month Catherine Howard and lady Jane grey executed

10 Clues: Mary I husband • the 9 day queen • Edward VI mother • Henry VIII mother • Henry VIII first born • Henry VIII second wife • who was lady Jane greys father in law • the pope called Henry VIII _ of the faith • Henry VIII first adviser during restoration • the month Catherine Howard and lady Jane grey executed

anatomy 2023-12-11

Across

white
lime
purple
aqua
emerald
yellow
silver
pink
green

Down

brown
light blue
red
tan
gold
orange
blue
grey
black
coral

19 Clues: red • tan • lime • aqua • gold • blue • grey • pink • white • brown • black • coral • green • purple • yellow • orange • silver • emerald • light blue

Anatomy 2024-05-15

Across

cavity where heart and lungs are
tissue that is part of the skeletal system
gas exchange takes place
that produces hormones
language
cell
or flight hormone
connective tissue
of this make up tissues
transmit and send a electrical signal
vocal chords are

Down

that has a lot of extracellular matrix
we go to the gym we work on this
and spinal cord
pipe
muscle is made of this tissue
other nerves
tubes are made of this tissue
of gas exchange

19 Clues: pipe • cell • language • other nerves • and spinal cord • of gas exchange • vocal chords are • or flight hormone • connective tissue • that produces hormones • of this make up tissues • gas exchange takes place • muscle is made of this tissue • tubes are made of this tissue • cavity where heart and lungs are • we go to the gym we work on this • that has a lot of extracellular matrix • ...

Anatomy 2024-12-10

Across

Connective tissue attaching muscle to bone
Movable muscles attachment point
Muscle changes length while maintaining tension
Sustained Muscle contraction without relaxation
Membrane channels conducting signals into muscle fibers
Stores and releases calcium in muscle cells
Connections between actin and myosin filaments during muscle contraction

Down

the site where motor neuron communicates with muscle fiber
Breakdown of glucose for energy, producing ATP and pyruvate
Muscle tension without length change
Muscle primarily responsible for movement
Actin and myosin fibers enabling muscle contraction
Muscle aiding the prime mover
Oxygen binding protein in muscles
Fixed muscle attachment point
Byproduct of anaerobic glycolysis, causes muscle fatigue
Basic contract unit of muscle fibers
A motor neuron and all its connected muscle fibers
Energy production without oxygen, often during intense activity

19 Clues: Muscle aiding the prime mover • Fixed muscle attachment point • Movable muscles attachment point • Oxygen binding protein in muscles • Muscle tension without length change • Basic contract unit of muscle fibers • Muscle primarily responsible for movement • Connective tissue attaching muscle to bone • Stores and releases calcium in muscle cells • ...

Anatomy 2022-10-17

Across

system includes the ovaries, uterine tubes, uterus
structures composed of specialized tissues designed to perform specific functions
the connection between 2 or more bones
whitish cords made up of bundles of nerve fibers in which impulses are transmitted
the scientific study of the structure, function, and pathology of the nervous system
a collection of similar cells that perform a certain function
system coordinates all other body systems allowing them to all work
thick-walled, muscular, flexible tubes that carry oxygenated blood away from heart
the study of the human body structures that can be seen with the naked eye
system forms the physical foundation of the body and is composed of 206 bones
system composed of the brain, spinal cord, and nerves that controls all other body systems

Down

basic unit of all living things
also referred to as the body's pump
systems groups of body organs acting together to perform functions
system a group of specialized glands that affect the growth, development, sexual functions, and health of the entire body
system consists of the skin and accessory organs
system also called the cardiovascular system
system made up of lymph, lymph nodes, thymus glands the spleen, and lymph vessels
a nutritive fluid circulating through the circulatory system
the study of the functions and activities performed by the body's structures

20 Clues: basic unit of all living things • also referred to as the body's pump • the connection between 2 or more bones • system also called the cardiovascular system • system consists of the skin and accessory organs • system includes the ovaries, uterine tubes, uterus • a nutritive fluid circulating through the circulatory system • ...

Anatomy 2023-10-02

Across

Front part of your Cranium.
Top of your Vertebrate.
A bone connected to your shoulder.
top of the head.
Rack of bones.
Small bone in your leg.
Bottom part of your foot.
Middle part of your knee.
Thumb side of your arm.
Bottom part of your mouth.

Down

Top part of your mouth.
Back part of your head.
The very bottom of your Vertebrate.
Where your hips are located.
Funny bone in your body.
Middle part of the Chest.
Top part of your foot.
Sphenoid Side part of the cranium.
Biggest bone in your body.

19 Clues: Rack of bones. • top of the head. • Top part of your foot. • Top part of your mouth. • Back part of your head. • Top of your Vertebrate. • Small bone in your leg. • Thumb side of your arm. • Funny bone in your body. • Middle part of the Chest. • Bottom part of your foot. • Middle part of your knee. • Biggest bone in your body. • Bottom part of your mouth. • Front part of your Cranium. • ...

Medical Staff Services 2020-09-18

Across

of service or assistance
We have way too many of these
the best department in the hospital
The process to prove competence
An electronic device that stores our work

Down

The bible that physician's follow
A show on ABC about doctors
when we work together
has terrible hand writing
We have one at Kent, but not a Sussex
Prevents the spread of virus
An individual getting medical care
A hateful virus

13 Clues: A hateful virus • when we work together • of service or assistance • has terrible hand writing • A show on ABC about doctors • Prevents the spread of virus • We have way too many of these • The process to prove competence • The bible that physician's follow • An individual getting medical care • the best department in the hospital • We have one at Kent, but not a Sussex • ...

Anatomy 2013-11-19

Across

adducts thigh; flexes and medially rotates leg
extends thigh; flexes knee
extends knee
extends and stabilizes knee
powerful thigh extensor
pronate forearm
flexes, abducts, and laterally rotates thigh

Down

abducts and medially rotates thigh
prime mover of finger extension
pronates forearm
flexion (powerful) of elbow
acts with biceps brachii to suppinate forearm
synergist in forearm flexion
plantar flexes and everts foot
a major flexion of forearm
adducts, flexes and medially rotates high
tenses skin and fascia of palm
abducts ulna during forearm pronation
extends knee and flexes thigh at hip

19 Clues: extends knee • pronate forearm • pronates forearm • powerful thigh extensor • extends thigh; flexes knee • a major flexion of forearm • flexion (powerful) of elbow • extends and stabilizes knee • synergist in forearm flexion • plantar flexes and everts foot • tenses skin and fascia of palm • prime mover of finger extension • abducts and medially rotates thigh • ...

Anatomy 2025-01-29

Across

what type of bone is the frontal bone
what is the upper jaw
very slippery fluid between joints
what are fingers called
strongest bone in the body
how many bones are in the body
what do short bones provide
what is the portion of the appendages on the body called
what kind of joint is the shoulder
spine at connects to the head

Down

trunk portion of the body
upper arm bone
Joint at the knee and elbow
vertebrae in the lower back
frontal bone lateral to sternum
non weight bearing bone in the leg
what bones protect the internal organs
is located in the upper arm
lowest portion of spine
what are the wrist bones called

20 Clues: upper arm bone • what is the upper jaw • what are fingers called • lowest portion of spine • trunk portion of the body • strongest bone in the body • Joint at the knee and elbow • vertebrae in the lower back • is located in the upper arm • what do short bones provide • spine at connects to the head • how many bones are in the body • frontal bone lateral to sternum • ...

Anatomy 2025-06-27

Across

The last bone at the bottom of your spine
The "shoulder blade"
each of a series of slender curved bones articulated in pairs to the spine (twelve pairs in humans), protecting the thoracic cavity and its organs.
a pair of organs that are found on either side of the spine, just below the rib cage in the back
any of the pieces of hard whitish tissue making up the skeleton in humans and other vertebrates.
the primary organs of the respiratory system
The bones in your fingers and toes
a strong, fibrous tissue that connects bones to other bones, providing stability and support to joints
the large bony frame near the base of the spine to which the hindlimbs or legs are attached in humans and many other vertebrates.

Down

either of the pair of bones joining the breastbone to the shoulder blades.
each of the series of small bones forming the backbone, having several projections for articulation and muscle attachment, and a hole through which the spinal cord passes.
each of the upper and lower bony structures in vertebrates forming the framework of the mouth and containing the teeth.
an internal or external framework of bone, cartilage, or other rigid material supporting or containing the body of an animal or plant.
a bone framework enclosing the brain of a vertebrate; the skeleton of a person's or animal's head
A muscular organ that pumps blood
any of the muscular-walled tubes forming part of the circulation system by which blood (mainly that which has been oxygenated) is conveyed from the heart to all parts of the body
a series of vertebrae extending from the skull to the small of the back, enclosing the spinal cord and providing support for the thorax and abdomen; the backbone.
the bone of the upper arm or forelimb, forming joints at the shoulder and the elbow.
a whitish fibre or bundle of fibres in the body that transmits impulses of sensation to the brain or spinal cord, and impulses from these to the muscles and organs.

19 Clues: The "shoulder blade" • A muscular organ that pumps blood • The bones in your fingers and toes • The last bone at the bottom of your spine • the primary organs of the respiratory system • either of the pair of bones joining the breastbone to the shoulder blades. • the bone of the upper arm or forelimb, forming joints at the shoulder and the elbow. • ...

ANATOMY 2017-04-18

Across

luftstrupe
tarm
bäcken
vrist
lår
mjälte
svalg
knytnäve
bukspottskörtel
lårben
artär

Down

handled
matstrupe
näsborre
urinblåsa
mellangärde
haka
gom
tinning

19 Clues: lår • gom • tarm • haka • vrist • svalg • artär • bäcken • mjälte • lårben • handled • tinning • näsborre • knytnäve • matstrupe • urinblåsa • luftstrupe • mellangärde • bukspottskörtel

Anatomy 2025-11-21

Across

Las extremidades que usas para caminar.
La articulación del medio de tu brazo.
El órgano que te ayuda a pensar.
La parte de abajo de tu cara, debajo de tu boca.
Las partes pequeñas al final de tus manos.
Usas estos para oír.
El órgano que bombea tu sangre.
Usas esto para comer y hablar.
Usas estos para ver.
La articulación del medio de tu pierna.
Las dos extremidades que usas para levantar y cargar cosas.

Down

Usas esto para oler.
El lugar donde va tu comida después de comer.
Usas estos para respirar.
La parte frontal de tu cabeza.
La parte al final de tu pierna.
Conecta tu cabeza con tu cuerpo.
Las partes del cuerpo entre tu cuello y tus brazos.
La parte superior de tu cuerpo.

19 Clues: Usas esto para oler. • Usas estos para oír. • Usas estos para ver. • Usas estos para respirar. • La parte frontal de tu cabeza. • Usas esto para comer y hablar. • La parte al final de tu pierna. • El órgano que bombea tu sangre. • La parte superior de tu cuerpo. • El órgano que te ayuda a pensar. • Conecta tu cabeza con tu cuerpo. • La articulación del medio de tu brazo. • ...

A little bit about me! 2021-11-12

Across

Go-to dessert
Favorite movie genre
Where am I from?
Guilty pleasure TV Show
A hobby I enjoy

Down

Favorite Color
Favorite fictional book genre

7 Clues: Go-to dessert • Favorite Color • A hobby I enjoy • Where am I from? • Favorite movie genre • Guilty pleasure TV Show • Favorite fictional book genre

Anatomy 2020-06-15

Across

Keeps your head up
Where would you find a patella
You use them everyday to hold things
Where does your waste product go
What organs are below your back
What keeps the body intact
Has a pupil in them
what organ is used to taste things
Makes you think
Without them you cannot breath

Down

Without them you cant stand up
what makes your body react
Name a body Organ
What bone is in front of the leg
You use for hearing
there are 2 on each side of your forehead
What are the front muscles of your chess
What are your muscles between your arm and neck
What are your buttock muscles name

19 Clues: Makes you think • Name a body Organ • Keeps your head up • You use for hearing • Has a pupil in them • what makes your body react • What keeps the body intact • Without them you cant stand up • Where would you find a patella • Without them you cannot breath • What organs are below your back • What bone is in front of the leg • Where does your waste product go • ...

ANATOMY 2017-04-02

Across

There are a lot of these in the human body.
The scientific name for calf muscle.
The bone in your knee.
The muscle behind your knee.
These are the bones in your fingers.
The muscle posterior to the humerus.
What is the biggest bone in your body.
The muscles in your thigh.
Where is the biggest bone in your body located.

Down

The scientific name of your skull.
The muscle on top of the humerus.
Where is the smallest bone located.
The bone that connects one to the other.
What shapes the human body.
The joint that connects your humerus and clavicle.
The joint that connects your spine to your cranium.
The joint that connects to your humerus and ulna.
The joint that is located in your cranium.
You need this to say upright.

19 Clues: The bone in your knee. • The muscles in your thigh. • What shapes the human body. • The muscle behind your knee. • You need this to say upright. • The muscle on top of the humerus. • The scientific name of your skull. • Where is the smallest bone located. • The scientific name for calf muscle. • These are the bones in your fingers. • The muscle posterior to the humerus. • ...

Anatomy 2024-07-03

Across

hair like structures
C-shaped structure that unites cerebral hemispheres (2 words)
Striated voluntary contractile tissue
See also spongy or trabeculae
Bone ossification that occurs primarily in long bones
Vertebrae are an example of this type of bone
Found throughout the skeleton of an infant (2 words)
Column shaped cells
Found only in thick hairless skin (2 words)
Holes (plural)

Down

Redundant brain blood supply (3 words)
Reflex center for either visual or auditory stimuli
Deep touch and or vibration (2 words)
Groove that separates frontal and parietal lobes (2 words)
In the subarachnoid space of healthy individuals (2 words)
Tissue type that anchors all epithelium cells
The space or the outside world
membrane covering the surface of bones
Egg shaped part of diencephalon

19 Clues: Holes (plural) • Column shaped cells • hair like structures • See also spongy or trabeculae • The space or the outside world • Egg shaped part of diencephalon • Deep touch and or vibration (2 words) • Striated voluntary contractile tissue • Redundant brain blood supply (3 words) • membrane covering the surface of bones • Found only in thick hairless skin (2 words) • ...

Anatomy 2024-06-01

Across

This vein has no valves
Triangle-shaped muscle
Two-headed
This muscle is fishy
Fascia ____
Named for fish bait
Deep, to Caesar
Mostly sensory muscle with a tendon much longer than the belly
Round muscle innervated by axillary nerve
Big toe
Cheek muscle
Round muscle not innervated by axillary nerve

Down

The "key to the knee"?
Cheek muscle
Type of ossification involving cartilage
Extensor _____, need it to point
Thumb
Cord of brachial plexus from which ulnar nerve branches
"of the arm"
Chest muscle innervated by lateral pec. nerve

20 Clues: Thumb • Big toe • Two-headed • Fascia ____ • Cheek muscle • "of the arm" • Cheek muscle • Deep, to Caesar • Named for fish bait • This muscle is fishy • The "key to the knee"? • Triangle-shaped muscle • This vein has no valves • Extensor _____, need it to point • Type of ossification involving cartilage • Round muscle innervated by axillary nerve • Chest muscle innervated by lateral pec. nerve • ...

Previous Page 5 of 100 Next