greys anatomy Crossword Puzzles

15 Clues: above • below • standing • laying face up • palm of the hand • laying face down • back of the body • front of the body • bottom of the foot • closest to attachment • furthest to attachment • closest to the surface • toward the middle of the body • furthest away from the surface • away from the middle of the body

15 Clues: hip internal rotator • bone with a promontory • innervates the gracilis • innervates the hamstrings • meniscus that resembles an "O" • medial border of femoral triangle • ligament that blends with a meniscus • tubercle where iliotibial tract inserts • fossa in which a Baker's cyst may be found • insertion of sartorius, gracilis, semitendinosus • ...

15 Clues: leads to the stomach and carries food for the process of digestion • This is the first division of the pharynx and is located behind the nose • This structure is covered by a double layered membrane called the pleura. • This is the second division of the pharynx and is located behind the mouth • ...

15 Clues: “brain” of the cell • requires no extra form of energy • requires some addition of energy • lack of glucose transport into cells • insulin resistance, high cholesterol • whip shaped tails that move some cells • transport out of the cell using a vesicle • needed in order to move substance across a cell membrane • ...

15 Clues: petals of a flower • female organs of a flower • plant that has one cotyleon • plant that has two cotyleons • plant that lives for two years • extension of ovary, bears stigma • plant that lives for several years • recieves pollen during pollination • the parts of the calyx of a flower • plant that lives for a year or less • part of stamen; contains a flowers pollen • ...

15 Clues: the pacemaker of the heart. • Inadequate oxygen in tissues. • the inflammation of the vein. • the largest vein in the body. • the innermost epithelia cell. • the lining of the outer fibrous coat. • the contractive part of the heartbeat. • keeping the blood movement in one direction. • allows blood to travel to all part of the body. • ...

15 Clues: Organs of vision. • Organs for respiration. • Organ for urine storage. • Largest organ of the body. • Organ for digestion of food. • Part of the digestive system. • Organs of hearing and balance. • Tissues responsible for movement. • Detoxification and metabolic organ. • Organ responsible for pumping blood. • Control center of the nervous system. • ...

15 Clues: Calf muscle • Major chest muscle • Muscle beneath calf • Inner thigh muscles • Broadest back muscle • Forearm flexor muscle • Maximus Buttock muscle • Forearm extensor muscle • Shoulder abductor muscle • Thigh flexor muscle group • Lateral abdominal muscles • Longest muscle in the body • Upper back and neck muscle • Thigh extensor muscle group • Abdominis Core flexor muscle

15 Clues: The full name of DNA • Gametic cell division • The membrane that forms our skin • Cell death that occurs due to aging • The phase where the chromosomes pair-up • The movement of particles out of a cell • Part of the cell made of a phospholipid bilayer • All cells originate from this pre-existing cell • Part of the cell that contains digestive enzymes • ...

15 Clues: back of the body • external part of the ear • thin outer layer of skin • latin word meaning nearest • hooves of animal that are split • belly, or underside, of the animal • region of the body toward the tail • region of the body toward the head • flexible appendage to keep flies away • mammary papilla of a cow sheep and goats • region farthest from a point of reference • ...

15 Clues: left AV valve • valve right AV valve • Pointed end of the heart • pumps blood through body • inner layer of the heart wall • outer layer of the heart wall • the four sections of the heart • middle layer of the heart wall • tough membrane around the heart • transport blood back to the body • transport blood back to the heart • separates the two sides of the heart • ...

15 Clues: at birth • the human body • excess swelling • bluish skin color • basic unit of life • a type of skin cancer • outcome of the disease • contagious skin disease • outer most layer of skin • nerve tissue is composed of • the basic color of the skin • the inner most layer of skin • identifying the cause of disease • a yellow discoloration of the skin • covers more than 3,000 square inches

15 Clues: 6.023x10-23 • The simplest atom • Symbol for sodium • The breakdown process • Found in many proteins • A cofactor for many enzymes • Found in all organic molecules • Unit used to express atomic mass • How many elements exist in nature • Electrons occupy an orderly series of... • Attraction between opposite electrical charges • Three protons, Three neutrons, and three electrons • ...

15 Clues: Voice box in the throat • Movement of vocal cords apart • Large cartilage of the larynx • Highness or lowness of a voice • Opening between the vocal cords • Smallest unit of sound in speech • Movement of vocal cords together • Movement of speech organs to form words • Another name for the vocal cords (one word) • The production of sound by vocal cord vibration • ...

15 Clues: Who is McDreamy? • Who's the main character? • Who has the nickname 007? • Who is Meredith's best friend? • What causes Lexie Grey's death? • What does Derek Shepard pratice? • What does Arizona Robbins practice? • What disease does Ellis Grey suffer from? • What is the name of Meredith's 3rd child? • Where does Meredith almost drown in season 3? • ...

15 Clues: ศีรษะ • กระดูกสะบัก • กระดูกก้นกบ • กระดูกต้นแขน • อุ้งเชิงกราน • กระดูกปลายแขน • bone กระดูกขมับ • bones กระดูกแก้ม • กระดูกกระเบนเหน็บ • bone กระดูกผีเสื้อ • bone กระดูกหน้าผาก • bone กระดูกท้ายทอย • bones กระดูกสันจมูก • bone กระดูกข้างศีรษะ • bone กระดูกในสันจมูก

15 Clues: flowering plant distinguished by seeds • a plant that has seeds unprotected by an ovary or fruit • A flowering plant with a single cotyledon (embryonic leaf) in its seed. • a group of vascular plants that reproduce by spores instead of seeds or flowers • group of non-vascular land plants that include mosses, liverworts, and hornworts • ...

15 Clues: middle muscular heart layer • the sac surrounding the heart • brings oxygenated blood from the lungs • carries deoxygenated blood to the lungs • valve between the left ventricle and the aorta • valve between the left atrium and left ventricle • valve between the right atrium and left ventricle • valve between the right ventricle and pulmonary artery • ...

15 Clues: The technical term for earwax. • The "anvil" bone of the middle ear. • The "hammer" bone of the middle ear. • The complex inner structure of the ear. • The anatomical term for the eardrum membrane. • The visible, external part of the ear (auricle). • The nerve that carries hearing information to the brain. • The localized dilation at one end of a semicircular canal. • ...

15 Clues: The process of sound production at the larynx. • The U-shaped bone situated just above the larynx. • The windpipe, immediately inferior to the larynx. • The opening between the true vocal folds (glottidis). • Small, horn-shaped cartilages sitting atop the arytenoids. • The firm, flexible structural tissue making up the larynx. • ...

19 Clues: Below. • Above. • Behind. • In front. • Towards the midline(middle). • These are found inside cells. • The _______ system breaks down food. • Organelles are found inside of _____. • Organ system that involves breathing. • The study of the function of the human body. • The study of the structure of the human body. • The most abundant substance in the human body. • ...

12 Clues: Non-surgical options? • Non-surgical options? • Time period to recover? • what structures are involved? • When are there surgery options? • What anatomy should you palpate? • is this acute or chronic or both? • what are the mechanism of the injury? • What landmarks in the recovery period are you looking for? • What landmarks in the recovery period are you looking for? • ...

16 Clues: Weathy people • The human body • Shaped as a triangle • priest, monks and nuns • Has a pear shaped body • An artist or musicians sponcer • An instrument that has 6 strings • Famous piece of music: Ave maria • The appearence was a flat looking period • 3 types of music ______,motet and sacred • Artist started taking _______ for their music • ...

16 Clues: Bodily structure • Father of Evolution • Random change in DNA • The dying out of a species • Able to survive & reproduce • Preserved remains of an organism • When too many offspring are produced • one living species in a geographic area • Structures that evolved to do the same job • Change in a species over several generations • Similar elements that suggest a common ancestor • ...

16 Clues: very old • poetry that tells a story • the study of the human body • hero of Sumerian literature • ruling society after Sumerians • society that developed writing • description of curved doorways • first recorded use of language • used and slightly changed to fit new context • well read book influenced by Sumerian writing • system of helping people by using magic and herbs • ...

16 Clues: 'Father of anatomy' • 'Father of medicine' • The heart is the source • The brain is the source • When did Phrenology become popular? • Who argued about the heart hypothesis? • who proposed the theory of phrenology? • Characteristic that suggested good memory • what did the theory of phrenology lack in? • bigger developmental spaces would do what? • ...

16 Clues: median body plane • frontal body plane • horizontal body plane • adrenal and thyroid gland • saltatory and sweat glands • layer that contacts the organs • layer that lines the cavity wall • study of the structure of the body • study of the functions of body parts • tissue that binds structures together • type of muscular tissue that is voluntary • ...

19 Clues: body structure • Nearer to midline. • Farther from midline. • Study of body function • Between two structures. • Nearer to point of origin. • Away from surface of body. • On the same side of the body. • Toward or on surface of body. • Farther from point of origin. • On the opposite side of the body. • Nearer to or at the back of the body. • Nearer to or at the front of the body. • ...

19 Clues: The back body cavity • The front body cavity • The smallest unit of life • The study of body structures • This system secretes hormones • The head is ___________ to the neck • Cavity containing the lungs & heart • The study of how something functions • The heart is __________ to the lungs • This cavity contains the spinal column • The stomach is ____________ to the spine. • ...

19 Clues: Isaac Newtons book • Who created logarithms? • Who drew the moons phases? • Studied Basal Metabolic rate • Who founded the Theory of light? • Who was the first modern chemist? • Who is the father of Microbiology? • Who popularized the decimal system? • Who proposed the Heliocentric Theory? • Who created the three laws of motion? • Who created the first mechanical calculator? • ...

16 Clues: A female donkey • True/real stomach • Nucleated RBC is seen in • also known as elephant grass • the inner layer of the heart • Organic acid present in apple • Sheep whose all teeth are lost • Bordeaux mixture was discovered by • Pollination in beetles is known as • Inflorescence of sugarcane is known as • 'Harbhajan' is an important variety of • ...

16 Clues: Red blood cells • White blood cells • air sacs in the lungs • phase when the heart relaxes • phase when the heart contracts • Two upper chambers of the heart • the outermost layer of the heart • Two tubes that take air to the lungs • formed elements that aid in clotting • The study of the structures of the body • changes that cause a response in the body • ...

15 Clues: bone that forms the forehead • known as microscopic anatomy • cheekbones also called malar or • muscles that separate the fingers • the facial skeleton has how many bones • two bones that form the side of the head • muscle of the scalp that raises eyebrows • muscle of the neck that lowers and rotates head • muscle that covers the back of neck and upper back • ...

15 Clues: bone that forms the forehead • known as microscopic anatomy • cheekbones also called malar or • muscles that separate the fingers • the facial skeleton has how many bones • two bones that form the side of the head • muscle of the scalp that raises eyebrows • muscle of the neck that lowers and rotates head • muscle that covers the back of neck and upper back • ...

15 Clues: What system breaks down food into energy? • What pumps blood to the organs and tissues? • What is another term for the circulatory system? • The ____________ system is the main body support. • The ____________ system filters waste from blood. • What is the lower back of the spinal cord called? • what system are the fallopian tubes and cervix in? • ...

15 Clues: Divison that receives motor commands • Nervous system that controls skeletal muscles • Cytoplasm that surrounds the nucleus of a neuron • Neurons that have several dendrites and a single axon • Flows material from the axon terminal to the cell body • Flows material from the cell body to the axon terminal • Nervous system that carries motor commands from the CNS • ...

15 Clues: stretch marks • half mooned shaped • red-yellow pigment • layer deepest layer • brown-black pigment. • hard protein material • gives color to the skin • protein that is elastic • thin, containing keratin • layer fat-containing tissue • directly below the epidermis • store large quantities of fat • follicle sac where hair grows • soft tissue around the nail border • ...

15 Clues: Read Only Memory; permanent storage. • A unit of digital information storage. • Random Access Memory; temporary memory. • The smallest unit of data in a computer. • Central processing unit; the brain of the computer. • Uniform Resource Locator; the address of a web page. • HyperText Markup Language; standard language for creating web pages. • ...

15 Clues: - Voice box. • - Thigh bone. • - Nerve fiber. • - Largest artery. • - Outer skin layer. • - Backbone segment. • - Nerve cell junction. • - Related to the lungs. • - Nerve cell projection. • - Air sacs in the lungs. • - Organ filtering blood. • - Connects muscle to bone. • - Tube from kidney to bladder. • - Brain region for coordination. • - Muscle contraction for digestion.

15 Clues: rotator cuff • long bone of arm • cells secrete mucus • long horizontal bone • main artery of breast • inflammation of breast • on the back of scapula • secondary tumour in ovary • lines the urinary bladder • breast is a modification of • long,nonmotile and thick microvilli • posterior relation of shoulder joint • part of scapula forming shoulder joint • ...

15 Clues: Bone tissue • Adipose tissue • name for your foot • Word for Arms and Legs • Cavity for your brain/head • Breakdown of food substances • Change of position of the body • Direction away from the body surface • Keeping a stable internal environment • Increase in body size with no change in the shape • Cartilage found in the external ear and epiglottis • ...

15 Clues: tri-bi-quad • wheremuscleis • musclefibersrun • shape of muscle • musclethatoppose • helptoantagonists • anydiseaseofmuscle • proportionsofmuscle • excessivestretching • fasciliesgotosingle • createsbaseforprimer • fasciliesinconcentric • musclehasspecificmove • sustainedcontractionnorm • asuddeninvoluntarytwitch

15 Clues: The fluid inside the lymphatic vessels. • A pair of lymphatic organs in the pharynx • The hormone secreted by parathyroid glands. • The pair of glands present above the kidneys. • Small oval bodies present along lymphatic vessels. • A hormone secreted by the medulla of the suprarenal glands. • Enlargement of the gland responsible for secreting thyroxine. • ...

15 Clues: anchor the plant • system with many small roots • transports food from the leaves • root system with one thick main root • grow from the stem or leaf of a plant • support the leaves, flowers, and fruit • transports water and minerals from the roots • an embryonic leaf which becomes the seed leaf • plants that produce seeds not protected by fruit • ...

15 Clues: Below or lower than. • Relating to the skull or head. • The front or forward part of the body. • Towards the belly, underside, or floor. • Toward the middle or center of the body. • The back, rear, or hinder part of the body. • Above or higher than another part of the body. • The front, belly, or abdominal side of the body. • ...

15 Clues: The bones that make up the toes or digits. • Referring to the ankle region of the hindlimb. • The sensitive, vascular center of a claw or nail. • Small bones embedded within tendons near paw joints. • A common name for the carpal pad on a dog's front leg. • The skin and connective tissue located between the toes. • ...

19 Clues: hunter • heavy club • things together • of living tissue • officially in charge • of structure of body • manuscripts in book form • who performs bending feats • rearranged to form another • substance applied to injury • look: a sullen or resentful stare • organism's accumulation of harmful substance • the taking of a criminal suspect into custody • ...

19 Clues: shading in art • 15th-16th century • a guide for royals • doors of baptistry • Statue by donatello • writer of the prince • stone used for statues • a metal used for statues • depicting of the human body • A book on how to be gentlemen • Positioning weight on one leg • Famous for his art, engineering, study of anatomy • Statue that symbolizes male power and the underdog • ...

5 Clues: pumps blood • in the skull • hold up body • study of body • part of circulatory

15 Clues: Famous Swiss Alchemist • Belgian Anatomist and Surgeon • City in Italy where Vesalius taught • The study of the structure of the body • Technique for separating substances by boiling • Short name for Vesalius' famous book (two words) • Ancient Doctor whose ideas Vesalius disagreed with • A terrible disease that can be treated using mercury • ...

15 Clues: The skin has 5 ____. • The smallest living unit of an organism • The programmed death of a cell due to homeostasis • The membrane that lines the entire digestive tract • Responsible for the pigmentation of the hair and skin • Another term for fats, usually found in the hypodermis • This is where all the instructions are processed in the cell • ...

15 Clues: beauty bone • largest muscle • known as कालखंड • flattened tendon • inflammation of lungs • region of xiphoid process • uncommon fracture of ulna • allows no rotation of head • V shaped tuberosity on humerus • only prominent border of liver • scapular origin of triceps head • typical feature of spinous process • separates greater sac and lesser sac • bears origin on clavicle and sternum • ...

15 Clues: largest "organ" of the body • bones that help protect our lungs • organ that pumps blood throughout our body • body part that plays a large role in our balance • the hard part of our body that protects our brain • skin that protects your eyes and allow you to blink • joint that connects your hand to the rest of your arm • ...

15 Clues: The abnormal lateral curvature of the spine. • The exaggerated inward curvature of the lumbar spine. • The exaggerated outward curvature of the thoracic spine. • The flattened, posterior portion of each vertebral arch. • disc The fibrocartilage cushion between adjacent vertebrae. • The small, triangular bone at the base of the spinal column. • ...

15 Clues: Fingerprints are • possible by the stratum ____________. • Fingerprints are formed by __________ ridges. • The _____________ lymph node is located behind the ears. • Which organ of the lymphatic system removes old red blood cells? • A reflex action is an interaction with _________ and motor nerves. • ...

15 Clues: Skin pigment • A layer (of cells) • Middle layer of the skin • Outermost layer of the epidermis • Sac within which each hair grows • Condition of skin deficient in pigment • tiny opening on the surface of the skin • the soft tissue surrounding the nail border • Oily substance secreted by sebaceous glands • Hard protein material found in the epidermis • ...

15 Clues: Shield-shaped cartilage in the larynx • U-shaped bone in the neck that supports the tongue • Wedge-shaped cartilage that supports the vocal folds • Small horn-shaped cartilages sitting atop the arytenoids • Ring shaped cartilage located below the thyroid cartilage • Muscle connecting the thyroid cartilage to the hyoid bone • ...

15 Clues: inferior to the left atrium with thick walls • thin muscle fibers located in the ventricles • valve located between the left atrium and left ventricle • valve that connects right ventricle and pulmonary artery • lower right chamber that is inferior to the right atrium • the fibrous sac that surrounds the entirety of the heart • ...

15 Clues: cancerous • not cancerous • used to treat cancer • division of the cytoplasm • high to low concentration • sexual reproduction of cells • organism that causes disease • hormone produced by pancreas • material goes out of the cell • water low to high concentration • material that goes into the cell • spread of cancer cells beyond original site • ...

15 Clues: Layer behind retina that contains blood vessels. • white outer covering of the eye that provides protection • Outermost layer of the sclera and inner eyelid that provides lubrication • Blue reflective layer behind retina (aids in night vision of some animals) • The nerve at the back of the eye that transports electric signals to the brain • ...

15 Clues: away from the head; lower • the back portion of the body • toward the head end of the body • the amount of force exerted per area • a chemical compound contained in foods • away from the surface or further into the body • A part of the body that performs a specific function • a group of organs that work together to perform one or more functions • ...

15 Clues: Strongest ligament in the body • First segment of the small intestine • Type of joint located at the shoulder and hip • Region of the vertebral column that contains twelve • Type of muscle responsible for performing peristalsis • Substance created by the liver that helps emulsify fats • Body plane that splits the body into left and right sides • ...

15 Clues: The pigment found in rod cells. • The "blind spot" where the optic nerve exits the eye. • The neurotransmitter typically released by photoreceptors. • Photoreceptors responsible for color vision and high acuity. • The Vitamin A derivative that changes shape when hit by light. • The central pit in the macula responsible for sharpest vision. • ...

15 Clues: The clear, dome-shaped front surface of the eye. • The black circular opening in the center of the iris. • The body of tissue that controls the shape of the lens. • The tough, white outer protective layer of the eyeball. • The light-sensitive inner lining of the back of the eye. • The colored part of the eye that controls the pupil's size. • ...

15 Clues: The anatomical term for the gums. • The very tip of the root of a tooth. • A sticky film of bacteria that forms on teeth. • The portion of the tooth embedded in the jawbone. • The bony socket in the jawbone where the tooth root sits. • The portion of the tooth that is visible above the gumline. • The dense, bony tissue lying beneath the enamel of a tooth. • ...

9 Clues: the call made by a goshawk? • colour of a goshawks feather? • name given to a female goshawk? • what is the literal meaning of goshawk? • name given to people who train falcons? • hardest season to survive for goshawks? • where are goshawks most popularly found? • most narrow part of the goshawks anatomy? • what is the most important characteristic for a goshawk trainer?

9 Clues: a living thing • study of the earth • the study of organisms • study of bodily structure organisms • anything that has mass and takes up space • study of the interaction of matter and energy • a particular kind of matter with uniform properties • similar to weight, on earth we weigh things to measure mass • study of composition of matter and interactions of substinces

9 Clues: Another name for the body • The murderer that got away • The city where it took place • The way that Burke was killed • The main motive for the murders • The name of one of the murderers • Something of Burke's that is in the museum • Item that was used to make with Burke's skin • The name of the doctor who bought the bodies

9 Clues: Study of Cells • Type A,B,AB,or O • Fluid Portion of blood • Some couples have it some dont • Saliva and urine are type of ___ • This is known as microscopic anatomy • Part of the blood cells that causes clotting • A breed of dog that comes in black or chocolate • The Molecule that carries genetic information of all living things

16 Clues: German astronomer that discovered the three laws of orbital motion • theory that all natural phenomena can be explained by physical causes • theory that all knowledge is gained from the experiences of the senses • a religious place which had an oppositon to Galileo Galilei and arrested him. • ...

15 Clues: Stomata terletak di lapisan jaringan … daun. • Berfungsi sebagai medium reaksi, seperti reduksi dan oksidasi. • Kertas yang digunakan dalam praktik pengukuran laju transpirasi. • Pecahnya molekul air atau disebut sebagai fotolisis terjadi di kompleks? • Most of the nitrogen taken up by the plants is derived from the soil in the form of? • ...

19 Clues: To cut out of; remove • Unable to be affected • To put aside until later • a large and serious book • Brief and straightforward • Feeling of regret or remorse • To make unnecessary; to avoid • Two opposite parts of one whole • The best or most typical example • Minor violation of a rule or law • Tending to argue or cause discord • Sharply cutting; direct and powerful • ...

19 Clues: late rainaissance • sun in the middle • earth in the middle • perspective in lines • a poem with 10 syllables • The study of the human body. • a law issac newton discovered • a theory about god and clocks • a concept of popular discourse • when the important movement started • the principle of being self reliant • draing a painting using water color • ...

16 Clues: Nearer to the front • Further back in position • The cervical spine bends directly forward with the chin tilting down • The shoulders should be __________ during cervical spine projections • Cervical spine projections are taken at a 40 inch or 72 inch ________ • The cervical spine straightens or moves directly backward with the chin tilting up • ...

15 Clues: cells for movement • cells for structure • cells for communication • cells to protect the body • system for hormone production • system to protect against damage • system for form and protection of organs • function of the skin to keep one cool/warm • function of the skin to provide sense of touch • function of the skin to take in nutrients and hydration • ...

15 Clues: Ear • leg • Eye • Beak • Bowl • tail • stem • apex • serif • spine • stroke • Ascender • terminal • Crossbar • descender

15 Clues: back of the body • external part of the ear • latin word meaning closest • hoof of livestock split into two • region of the body toward the tail • belly, or underside, of the animal • region of the body toward the head • hoof of livestock that is not split • region nearest a major point of reference • mammary papilla on cows, goats, and sheep • ...

15 Clues: above • below • back of • front of • palm of hand • face forward • laying face up • bottom of foot • laying face down • toward the midline • away from the midline • nearest to the surface • nearest point to attachment • farthest away from attachment • away from the ouside of the body

15 Clues: below • above • back of • front of • palm of hand • face forward • bottom of foot • laying face up • laying face down • toward the midline • away from the midline • nearest to the surface • nearest point to attachment • farthest away from attachment • away from the ouside of the body

15 Clues: new active xylem • old inactive xylem • old inactive phloem • the tip of the leaf • leaves without a petiole • the flat part of the leaf • leaves or stems with a hairy feel • the structural framework of the leaf • the tissue that transports food down • leaves or stems with a non-hairy feel • small particles that make leaves green and • the part that connects the leaf to the stem • ...

15 Clues: The skin has 5 ____. • The smallest living unit of an organism • The programmed death of a cell due to homeostasis • The membrane that lines the entire digestive tract • Responsible for the pigmentation of the hair and skin • Another term for fats, usually found in the hypodermis • This is where all the instructions are processed in the cell • ...

15 Clues: maintains homeostasis • movement of substances • changes in form or size • receives receptor signal • detect changes in variable • increases cell or body size • production of egg and sperm • ability to respond and sense • when lost diseases can be a result • set point, outside of normal range • directly causes change in variable • formation of new cells or organism • ...

15 Clues: dry skin • white nails • torn cuticles • linear markings • Elastic protein • contains keratin • contains collagen • hard protein material • system hair and nails. • layer contains fat tissue. • sweat gland secretes sweat • incapable of forming melanin • store large quantities of fat. • tough and resistant but also flexible • layer source of all the other cells in the epidermis.

15 Clues: - a red-yellow pigment. • -a brown-black pigment. • - fibrous structural protein • - known as lipocytes and fat cells • - little or no melanin production. • layer —thick, fat-containing tissue • layer - innermost layer of the epidermis • -a protein that in humans is encoded by the ELN gene • —a thin, cellular membrane layer; containing keratin • ...

15 Clues: The space inside the nose • A tiny branch of air tubes in the lungs • The organs that are involved in breathing • Tiny air sacs at the end of the bronchioles • a mixture of fat and proteins made in the lungs • The airway that leads from the larynx to the bronchi • the pressure exerted by a component in a mixture of gases • ...

15 Clues: The vertebral artery runs through this foramen • This joint is oriented 45deg in the sagittal plane • The shape of the annulus fibrosis in the cervical spine • (abbreviation) this ligament resists cervical extension • This foramen is closed with ipsilateral cervical rotation • Attaches anteriorly from C3-C6 transverse processes up to occipital bone • ...

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

15 Clues: Process of plants using stored energy • The sticky surface that catches pollen • Flower parts are in multiples of 4 or 5 • An embryonic leaf that becomes a seed leaf • 2-name system, 1st name-genus, 2nd name-species • The movement and loss of water through evaporation • Plants that produce for more than 2 growing seasons • ...

16 Clues: The most moveable type of synovial joint. • Where the most common pivot joint is found. • Often sacrificed when joints are more sturdy. • Type of joint where bones glide past one another. • Injury caused by breakdown of cartilage in joints. • Joint type where bones are connected by cartilage. • Injury caused by inflammation of fluid in the body. • ...

15 Clues: Kneecap • Tailbone • Shin bone • Breastbone • Collarbone • Thigh bone • Wrist bones • Lower jawbone • Upper jawbone • Upper arm bone • Shoulder blade • Lateral leg bone • Spinal column bones • Medial forearm bone • Lateral forearm bone

15 Clues: the largest flower is • produce and hold pollen • what is the smallest flower • do carnivorous plants exist? • some plants can survive without? • to receive pollen during pollination • the head of this flower moves with the sunlight • what part of the plant support, transport, and storage • produce egg cells and protect a developing baby plant, or embryo • ...

15 Clues: membranous sacs • Thin rods and tubules • Fibers composed of protein and DNA • Stack of flattened, membranous sacs • The protective outer boundary of all cells • Particles composed of protein and RNA molecules • Donse, nonmembranous body composed of protein and RNA • Motile projections attached beneath the cell membrane • ...

15 Clues: 2-4 Pronged and sharp • Typically a lever or screw • Located at the rear of the tailstock • Secures the tool rest to the lathe bed • Primary shaft located within the headstock • The main stationary located on the left side • Controlled speed, and drives the main spindle • Positioned on the bedway opposite of the headstock • ...

15 Clues: bony core of the cochlea • sounds produced by the ear • main organ of the middle ear • cellular messenger of neurons • sodium-high fluid of the inner ear • potassium-high fluid of the inner ear • electrical act that starts neuronal firing • frequency-based organization of the cochlea • type of nerves that send signals to the brain • ...

15 Clues: largest part of the brain • the brain and spinal cord • branch-like fibers that receives impulses • an automatic, involuntary response to stimulus. • the part of the PNS that controls involuntary actions • long fiber that carries impulses away from the cell body • basic structural and functional unit of the nervous system • ...

15 Clues: The Boat is a Digital _______ Novel. • The cells or squares that a cartoon image is put in. • The property of being more evident than other things. • Language that helps you imagine. It is usually sensical. • A figurative technique where things are made to seem human. • A figurative technique where things are compared using ‘like’ or ‘as’. • ...

11 Clues: To give assistance • The opposite of Northeast • Ringing or bussing in the ears • External organs sensitive to sound • A high level of value or excellence • The study of the anatomy of the ear • Contribution to the welfare of others • 1 in 3 people over 60 have this to some degree • The state of having your weight equally spread • ...

12 Clues: The wife of justinian. • Study of body structure • Ruled the Byzantine Empire. • General of the Byzantine empire. • General of the Byzantine empire. • A religion that celebrates Jesus • A time of peace and progress in Rome • A germanic tribe, that rebelled against Rome • Long troughs supported by rows of high arches • Patterns or pictures made from small pisces of glass • ...

15 Clues: Above the midline. • Attaches muscle to a bone. • Another name for fat tissue. • There are ___ cervical vertebrae. • The tibia is part of the ___ bones. • The humerus is part of the ___ bones. • The atlas bone sits atop the ___ bone. • This is the only moveable bone in the skull. • Tissue that suspends parts of the intestine. • Divides the body horizontally (top and bottom). • ...

15 Clues: landmark for the ANT triangle • innervation of arm/upper limb • rotation, extension of scapula • contains IJV, CCA and vagus nerve • one of two heads of the SCM muscle • divides anterior+posterior triangle • major vein draining face, neck, brain • divides lateral cervical region (POST)/2 • one of the 5 nerves in the braxial plexus • one of the 5 nerves of the braxial plexus • ...