greys anatomy Crossword Puzzles

15 Clues: The way of life • What Roman men wore • Money in Ancient Rome • Has a city named after him • The greatest Byzantine Emperor • A roman general who introduced reforms • A tribe that asked for Roman protection • A person who battles animals in a stadium • The wife of the greatest Byzantine Emperor • A empress, the wife of the emperor Septimius • ...

15 Clues: Duncan's successor • ___ perspective added • who invented the printing press • paper making technology came from • The first person Macbeth murdered • first book printed, printed in latin • a famous sculpture made by Michelangelo • the person who painted the school of Athens • the protagonist of the play we read in class • Macbeth takes place in _____ a thousand years ago • ...

15 Clues: /Study of fish. • /Study of mammals. • /Study of water on Earth. • /Study of fungi and yeast. • /The study of climate change. • /Study of worms, particularly parasitic. • zoology /Study of animals without a backbone. • /Scientific studies on the atmosphere and weather. • biology /Study of life in water(ocean(s) preferably). • ...

6 Clues: yo mama • Ork ork • Upsetting part of the male anatomy • my middle name. Betcha don’t know it! • Ork ork ork ork ork ork ork ork ork ork • I’d get cancelled for telling y’all he’s hotter than Pedro Pascal

9 Clues: closest living relative to a whale • body structure and structural traits • earliest stage of an organism's development • study of the development of unborn organisms • process of biological change over generations • organism with no lines of symmetry is ____________ • ancient species from which two or more species evolved • ...

14 Clues: The study of the Earth's solid materials, such as rocks, minerals, and the processes that shape the Earth's structure and its history. • The study of the interactions between living organisms and their environment. It focuses on ecosystems, biodiversity, and conservation. • ...

9 Clues: who invented the printing press • what was the first book printed • Focus on Greek and Roman ideas. • what language was the bible printed in • Christian history was the focus of scholars • Which civilization first used paper-making technology • studied anatomy so he could paint people more realistically • ...

9 Clues: - a period of rapidly increasing prices • - to exchange goods without using money • - Human made channel built to carry water • - Study of the body structure and functions • - A story that pokes fun and shows weakness • - Rome’s first emperor and began the Pax Romana • - a change that tries to bring about improvements • ...

14 Clues: The study of the Earth's solid materials, such as rocks, minerals, and the processes that shape the Earth's structure and its history. • The study of the interactions between living organisms and their environment. It focuses on ecosystems, biodiversity, and conservation. • ...

13 Clues: Integrated sound chips • This port is also known as communications port. • This port transfers 400bps(megabits per second) • You will connect an older printer or scanner to this port. • It funnels power through multicolored cables to each device. • Slots that let peripherals communicate quickly with the processor. • ...

13 Clues: The CPU stores temporary information • Port They are much slower than new USB and Fire Wire ports. • Wire Current Fire Wire ports transfer data as fast as 400 Mbps. • The motherboard manufacturer installs a basic OS in the BIOS chip • The CPU is the brain that carries out your computer's instruction. • ...

13 Clues: stores temporary data • used to connect mouse • power supply unit thing • houses your graphics card • keeps computer components • Basic Input Output System • Port used to connect printer • Port used to attach keyboards • place to put extra storage things • Card used for better sound quality • e brain that carries out your computer’s instructions • ...

13 Clues: A LARGE PCB • POWER SUPPLY UNIT • OLDER PRINTER OR SCANNER • HOUSES YOUR GRAPHICS CARD • TRANSFER DATA AS FAST AS 400MBPS • THE CPU STORES TEMPORARY INFORMATION • ALTHOUGH SOME NEWER MICE AND KEYBOARDS • MOTHERBOARDS OFTEN INTEGRATED SOUND CHIPS • SLOTS LET PERIPHERALS COMMUNICATE QUICKLY • SLOWER THAN THE NEW USB AND FIREWIRE PORTS • ...

13 Clues: Houses most of your computer’s components • It funnels power through the multicolored cables to each device • The ___ is the brain that carries out your computer’s instructions. • houses your graphics card, which supplies the image to the monitor. • You can attach some older keyboards, mice, and modems to the _____ port. • ...

13 Clues: com • pcb • port • ieee • sound • brain • serial bus • supply unit • interconnect • output input • temporary info • purple and green • accelerated graphics

14 Clues: houses the GPU • improves sound quality • used for older mice and keyboards • CPU stores temporary files in this • Funnels power to make the system run • most modern things are plugged into these • Can transfer data up to a speed of 400 mbps • connects older tech devices such as printers • Allows the CPU to communicate with peripherals • ...

13 Clues: port is also known as a COM port • most popular size is ATX and microATX • connects to many types of peripherals • usb and firework are quickly replacing it • card attaches to the mother board PCI slot • isn't pretty but puts power into color cables • provides better quality and images on a monitor • lets peripherals communicate fast to the processor • ...

13 Clues: Nuclear substance containing chromatin and RNA • Membrane-lined tubules to which ribosomes may be attached or not • Made out of lipoprotein; porous; regulates passage of molecules into and from the nucleus • Membrane-lined transport vehicles that can merge with one another or other membrane-lined structures • ...

13 Clues: Brain of the computer • Old and not commonly used • Used for better sound quality • Supplies power to the computer • Supplies an image to the monitor • Used for input, output and transport • Activates when a computer is turned on • Commonly used in old printers and scanners • Stores the computer's temporary information • Most of the computer components are placed here • ...

13 Clues: Cell reproduction • Make up our bodies • The Latin word for chamber • The outside wall of the cell • A watery fluid that surrounds the Nucleus • Active protoplasm in the center of the cell • The study of tiny structures in living tissue • The study of the human body and its structures • When the cells break down nutrients to be used as energy • ...

16 Clues: Blood-letting. • Fossilized insect. • A cutting or to cut • Micriscopic unicellular algae. • Shaving of the head or part of it. • Insectivorous, or eating and insect. • Religious musing or act of looking at. • A single volume of a milti-volume work. • A cutting in two, division into two classes. • The branch of zoology which treats of insects. • ...

16 Clues: Blood-letting. • Fossilized insect. • A cutting or to cut • Micriscopic unicellular algae. • Shaving of the head or part of it. • Insectivorous, or eating and insect. • Religious musing or act of looking at. • A single volume of a milti-volume work. • A cutting in two, division into two classes. • The branch of zoology which treats of insects. • ...

16 Clues: The study of cells • The study of disease. • Without conscious control. • Have conscious control over. • The study of how disease occurs. • the smallest unit of living things. • The study of living things or life. • The study of the functions of the body. • The study of the structure of the body. • Swelling or excess fluid in the tissues. • ...

16 Clues: Father of Botany • Father of Zoology • the study of algae • Father of Medicine • the study of insects • raising crops and livestock • the technique of growing fish • the study of diseases of plants and animals • technique of producing silk by raising silkworms • the study of structure and function of animal and plant cells • ...

20 Clues: John snows years • a water borne disease • what bazalgette created • creator of the four humours • men/women that have remedies • what was John snow famous for • bazalgette built 18 what of sewers • what early medicine was made out of • a way of healing used by the church • what class were given the vote in 1867 • the name of the polluted river in London • ...

20 Clues: The animal counterpart (4) • The season of this sign (6) • The element of this sign (5) • The first month of this sign (8) • Modern co-ruler of this sign (7) • The second month of this sign (5) • The opposite sign of this one (5) • Anatomy rulership of this sign (4) • Anatomy rulership of this sign (4) • An emotional state of reaction (7) • Order of this sign in the zodiac (7) • ...

19 Clues: men, loaf • a high title • accidental love • triumph, dominance • the strongest unit • the queen of the house • something trees are afraid of • some might call them world famous • another way to say you've completed a task • a truthful realisation and possible insult • what the members of this household are using everyday • a word that can trigger even the weakest of us to fight • ...

15 Clues: What the body does • backside of human body • frontside of the human body • What the body is made up of • Body's ability to function and move • made up of millions of cells, muscle • This is a component of body composition • Body's ability to apply force on objects • body has many of these, made up of organs • what the body is made up of, smallest particle • ...

15 Clues: Tut ruled for_____years • Professor of X-rayed Tut’s mummy • Egyptian kings are also known as • Long story of events or adventures • Tourists came to pay_____ to king Tut • Name of the last heir that ruled Egypt • Carter began investigating three______ • ancient Egyptian cementary was known as • The resins spread below Tut’s body had_______ • ...

15 Clues: public speaking • Christian Holy person • the study of body structures • period of rapidly increasing prices • person who acts as temporary ruler. • to exchange goods without using money • work that pokes fun of human weaknesses • poem that expresses strong emotions about life • change that tries to bring about an improvement • ...

6 Clues: a part of anatomy • an important part of biology • an area of environmental science • the study of behaviour and matter • the study of matter, energy, space and time • transmission of energy in the forms of waves and particles

19 Clues: HTN • ECG • R/O • Gunshot wound • The "P" in A&P • The "A" in A&P • The "I" in MOI, stands for ____________. • The last "A" in the life threatening, AAA. • The primary complaint for patients with COPD. • ABCs stands for airway, breathing, and _______. • This abbreviation is used when describing pupils. • If a patient has PVD, they have peripheral _______ disease. • ...

19 Clues: Wrist, ankle • What connects lacunae • Vertebrae, and hip bones • Arms, hands, legs, and feet • Sternum, scapulae, ribs, skull • Covers the outside of the bone • Covers the inside of the spongy bone • What consists of limbs and girdles only • What forms the long axis of the skeleton • What runs through the core of each osteon • What surrounds the central medullary cavity • ...

20 Clues: I am a famous Muslim poet • This is the holy book of Islam • I made descriptions of anatomy • Community centers for the faithful • The standard currency if the empire • The ability to move in a social class • Physician who wrote canon on medicine • I wrote a book on measles and smallpox • I Developed concepts relating to algebra • I contributed to the studying of diseases • ...

13 Clues: Keeps the computer cool • basic input/output device • contains the microprocessor • provides power to the computer • stores data while it isn`t in use • designed to carry data and/or power • establishes specifications for cables • stores data while it`s being processed • primary circuit board where all components connect • ...

13 Clues: a large pcb • transfer data fast • (power supply unit) • temporary information • (Universal Serial Bus) • the keyboard port is purple • (Basic Input/Output System) • (Accelerated Graphics Port) • are much slower than new USB • protrude from the back of computer • want better sound buy a sound card. • brain that carries out instructions. • be sure that you have an available USB

13 Clues: a large pcb • (power supply unit) • temporary information • (Universal Serial Bus) • transfer data at 400mps • the keyboard port is purple • (Basic Input/Output System) • (Accelerated Graphics Port) • are much slower than new USB • found on computers for peripherals • protrude from the back of computer • brain that carries out instructions. • want better sound buy a chip to put in

13 Clues: PersonalSystem/2 • Power supply unit • Universal serial bus • Random Access memory • Central processing unit • Basic input output system • Accelerated Graphics port • Peripheral Component interconnect • Essential part of the computer system • 1394: Method of transferring information between digital devices • port: Type of interface found on computers for connecting periphals • ...

13 Clues: The brain of the computer • They are slower than a USB • The main part of the computer • They are uses for microphones • You use this on older printers • This stores your graphic cards • It stands for power supply unit • Another name for this is IEEE 1394 • They are in the back of the computer • Also stands for Universal serial box • This is uses if you want better sound • ...

13 Clues: a large PCB • computers brain • stores temporary data • home to the graphics card • funnels power through cables • activates when you turn on computer • also known as the communication port • power can be drawn through this port • communicates quickly with the processor • most mice and keyboards require these ports • connects to many different types of peripherals • ...

13 Clues: secondary sound • (power supply unit) • (accelerated graphics port) • stores temporary information • is a large printed circuit board • (perlpheral component interconnect) • these ports are much slower then usb • many perlpherals such as mp3 players • the motherboard manufacture installs a OS • some newer mice and keyboards use usb port • ...

13 Clues: funnels power to all the devices. • Slower than USB and firewire ports. • Used for older printers and scanners. • The CPU stores temporary information here. • transfers data up to 400 megabits per second. • A large circuit board that directs and houses data. • The brain that carries out the computer's instructions. • ...

13 Clues: - transfers data fast • - checks your software • - temporary stores data • - bought for better sound • - connect old printers to • - the brain of the computer • - mp3 use this to download music • - the part that supplies the image • - the part where everything connects • - conects to newer mouse and keyboard • - funnels power through multicolor cables • ...

13 Clues: Makes the heel • The deep muscle of the calf • The bones that make up the toes • ligament on the medial side of the ankle • Group of 7 bones on the proximal side of the foot • Ligament that connects the calcaneus to the fibula • The superficial muscle of the calf that has 2 heads • The long bone in the lower leg that creates the shin • ...

13 Clues: Stores temporary information • Accelerated Graphics Port houses the graphics card • The brain that carries out the computers instructions • Lets peripherals communicate quickly with the processer • Power Supply Unit funnels power through multicolored cables • A port that is used to connect to peripherals and transfer data • ...

13 Clues: brains of a computer • gives the computer power • acts like a table for all your compontents • where we used to plug our printer or scanner in to • provides a screen from your computer to your monitor • stores data for the short term rather than on a drive • gives you the ability of adding a modem or sound cards • ...

13 Clues: Collar bone • Known as your hip bones. • Both your fingers and toes. • Your heel bone in your foot. • the forearm bone-thumb side. • The longest bone in the human body. • Your shin bone thats big like a Tuba. • In your hand (You drive your car with...) • This bone is known as your shoulder blade. • Kneecap (Kneed Nuttella, but all I have is___) • ...

13 Clues: funnels power with colourful cables. • most mice and keyboards require this port. • Performs system checks before it opens the OS. • old printers and scanners use this type of port. • collects data and can transfer the data to other computers. • Helps Peripheral devices communicate with the processor quicker. • ...

13 Clues: keeps graphics card • the power supply unit • used for better sound quality • also known as communications port • Keeps most of computer's components • you can add modems to this component • brain that carries out instruction's • component is being replaced by USB's • the CPU stores temporary info in this • many devices have multiple ports for this • ...

14 Clues: for older printers • mp3 players require this • colours green and purple • houses your graphics card • houses computer components • much slower then new usb ports • protrudes from back of computer • attaches to motherboards pci slot • redirects data to your hard drive • transports data as fast as 400mbps • activate when you turn on computer • sends power through coloured cables • ...

13 Clues: Oh, my God! i have ______?! • courage in pain or adversity • social dealings between people. • relating to the stomach and the intestines. • alright Mr. wingfeild drop your _______ please. • ...now you´ve got your leprosy-- you´ve got your ________ • tie (an animal) with a rope or chain so as to restrict its movement. • ...

13 Clues: it stores temporary information. • can transfer data at up to 480Mbps. • it supplies the image to the monitor. • it carries out your computer’s instructions. • Card, they often have integrated sound chips. • It funnels power through the multicolored cables. • slots let peripherals communicate quickly with the processor. • ...

13 Clues: main sensory system • helps a fish breathe • fertilized fish eggs • harder than cartilage • reduces water friction • teeth that point inward • where urine is expelled • muscular part of the heart • a form of external fertilization • sac that controls fishes buoyancy • the flow in the opposite direction • type of ray finned fishes (Dolphin) • what this entire presentation is based on

13 Clues: the second phase of breathing • snail shaped organ in your ear • a small bump on your vocal fold • you have two of them for hearing • muscle used for articulating words • another word for holding your breath • the places where air enters your nose • muscle that helps you breath in and out • where air ends up when you breathe it in • ...

15 Clues: System the body’s fast-acting control system • System exists primarily to produce offspring • System consist of the heart and blood vessels • System is the external covering of the body, or the skin • is defined as the study of the structure of the human body • System consists of bones, cartilages, ligaments, and joints • ...

19 Clues: Study of diseases. • The act of exploring. • Study of the human body. • Skill used to stitch wounds. • Another term for blood draw. • Acronym for Teen Health Camp. • Person receiving medical care. • JABSOM is located in this area. • The state of being disease free. • Individual enrolled into medical school. • Identification of a disease or condition. • ...

9 Clues: - to exchange goods without using money • - a period of rapidly increasing prices • - Human made channel built to carry water • - Study of the body structure and functions • - A story that pokes fun and shows weakness • - Rome’s first emperor and began the Pax Romana • - a change that tries to bring about improvements • ...

13 Clues: Site of protein synthesis • Contains chromosomes which have DNA • Rewrite RNA and combine with proteins • Release energy for cellular activities • Contains chlorophyll for photosynthesis • endoplasmic reticulum metabolism of fats • development of spindle fibers in cell division • They destroy cell debris and foreign particles • ...

13 Clues: High in K+ • High in Na+ • Organ of Hearing • Tips of the OHC IHC • Secondary Cells of Hearing • Primary sensory cells of Hearing • Binds Scala Vestibuli and Scala Tympani • The superior most duct of the cochlea duct • The inferior most duct of the cochlea duct • Structure that coils has a bony hollow core • Scala Media separated from Scala vestibuli by • ...

13 Clues: Sound chip for a motherboard • It is used to transfer data fast • It supplies image to the monitor • It is used to connect peripherals • Only stores information temporarily • It is used for some mice and keyboards • You can add devices like modem to this slot • You can attach older keyboards and mice to it • The brain of the computer used for processing • ...

13 Clues: away from the midline • toward or near midline • pertaining to the back • pertaining to the front • near the surface of the body • situated below something else • situated above something else • closer to the point of attachment • not near the surface, more internal • further from the point of attachment • plane that divides to anterior andnposterior • ...

13 Clues: also known as communication port • its a port for mouse and keyboard • where you connect many peripherals • activates when you turn om the computer • its a port that houses your graphic cards • where the CPU stores temporary information • its a port use for older printer or scanner • its in PCI slots that makes better sound quality • ...

13 Clues: secondary sound • (power supply unit) • (accelerated graphics port) • stores temporary information • is a large printed circuit board • (perlpheral component interconnect) • many perlpherals such as mp3 players • these ports are much slower then usb • the motherboard manufacture installs a OS • some newer mice and keyboards use usb port • ...

13 Clues: the voice box is located here • diffuses from alveoli to blood • type of digestion that involves enzymes • found in red blood cells and binds to O2 • keep blood flowing in the right direction • tube that carries air from nose to bronchi • carries oxygenated blood AWAY from the heart • contracts - we breath in; relaxes - we breath out • ...

13 Clues: tail fin: propels the fish • used to obtain oxygen from water • secretes bile to aid in digestion • used for smelling but not breathing • located on the chest of the fish, used for stopping • line visible along side of the body, detects vibrations • fin, located at the hips of the fish, used for steering • protects the fish from parasites and bacteria in the water • ...

13 Clues: Kneecap • Thigh Bone • Upper arm bone • / Newton's 2nd Law • Muscles work in... • / Newton's 3rd Law • When the angle of the joint decreases in size • When the angle of the joint increases in size • The upwards phase of a calf raise is what movement • When the limb moves towards the midline of the body • The main muscles producing the force for the action • ...

13 Clues: Power supply unit • slower type of USB • Universal serial bus • better sound quality • Random access memory • quickly transfers data • Central processing unit • Accelerated graphics pore • basic input/output system • used for older printer scanner • peripheral component interconnect • used to connect most mice and keyboard • A large PCB that houses most of your computers components

13 Clues: uses to move data to device by device • board computer part that holds the other parts • makes the computer monitor screen visible or mouse • a computer part that has a temporary memory storage • a very important program to start the whole computer • a computer part that keeps all of the computers data • card generates sound from computer and records the audio • ...

13 Clues: fleshy side of face • tarsal joint in hind limb • pelvic region of the animal • joint above hock in hind leg • upper joint of the front leg • part of the foot the animal walks on • upper rounded part of the hindquarter • long, projecting hairs growing near mouth • muscular part of front leg, above the elbow • tip of nose used for investigating food, water • ...

13 Clues: hind end • top of neck • mood detector • Backwards knee • below the knee • front leg joint • long flowing locks • power and speed source • Top of the horses head • for smelling and eating • used to shoo flies away • tallest point of a horses back • name of an animal- on the hoof

13 Clues: Middle bone of the ossicles • Another name for the eardrum • Connects middle ear to throat • Smallest bone in the human body • Smallest skeletal muscle in body • Air-filled space behind the eardrum • Helps relieve pressure in the cochlea • First of the three hones in the middle ear • Collective name for malleus, incus, stapes • Reflex that protects the ear from loud noises • ...

13 Clues: Outer curved ridge • Leading of ear canal • Upper part of antihelix • Lower section of antihelix • Upper smaller part of concha • Small bump opposite the tragus • Inner curved ridge inside helix • Small flap in front of ear canal • groove between helix and antihelix • Lower portion of concha behind antitragus • Soft squishy bottom of ear commonly pierced • ...

16 Clues: Blood-letting. • Fossilized insect. • A cutting or to cut • Micriscopic unicellular algae. • Shaving of the head or part of it. • Insectivorous, or eating and insect. • Religious musing or act of looking at. • A single volume of a milti-volume work. • A cutting in two, division into two classes. • The branch of zoology which treats of insects. • ...

16 Clues: near the truck • the normal range • toward the center • away from the head • away from the trunk • it allows you to feel pain. • tissues that connect and bind • , the first word of this class • the sides, away from the middle • when you produce more offspring • skin covering all body surfaces • close to the bone, away from the skin • divides the body into superior and inferior • ...

16 Clues: 'father of anatomy'. • It secretes melatonin • 'father of medicine'. • Are formed in the blood. • Ancient Egyptian pharaoh. • 'doctor to the gladiators'. • He proposed the theory of ‘dualism’. • The Mind and Body are 2 distinct things. • How Alcmaeon discovered the optic nerve. • Egyptians pulled it out of the nose by a hook. • ...

16 Clues: A living thing. • The “brain” of the cell. • A test to learn something new • An animal that eats only meat. • An animal that eats only plants. • Can only be seen with a microscope. • How a living thing grows over time. • Weather in a place over a long time. • An animal that eats both plants and meat. • Studying nature and collecting data outside. • ...

16 Clues: Blood-letting. • Fossilized insect. • A cutting or to cut • Micriscopic unicellular algae. • Shaving of the head or part of it. • Insectivorous, or eating and insect. • Religious musing or act of looking at. • A single volume of a milti-volume work. • A cutting in two, division into two classes. • The branch of zoology which treats of insects. • ...

16 Clues: Blood-letting. • Fossilized insect. • A cutting or to cut • Micriscopic unicellular algae. • Shaving of the head or part of it. • Insectivorous, or eating and insect. • Religious musing or act of looking at. • A single volume of a milti-volume work. • A cutting in two, division into two classes. • The branch of zoology which treats of insects. • ...

16 Clues: Cells grow and divide • Contracts to produce motion • Production part of the cell • Can be seen with the naked eye • The control center of cell activities • Carries food, waste products and hormones • Covers and protects body surface and organs • The study of organs and systems of the body • Supports, protects and holds body together. • ...

16 Clues: _____burner. • means "the study of" • the study of how the body works • the procedures of the experiment • the study of the parts of the body • _____variable is the one that you measure • _____ variable is the one that you manipulate • prediction of what will happen in the experiment • conditions kept the same throughout the experiment • ...

16 Clues: Study of insects • of animal behavior • Structure and function or living • The study of spiders and their relatives • Study of the different climates on earth • Study of plants and everything about them • Study of origin, history and structure of earth • The study of the moon stars and things in space • The study of the earth and the universe around it • ...

16 Clues: greek word for life • greek word for woman • treatment for mental illness • his name sounds like playdough • hygeia is the greek word for _____ • they found this to be the best healer • exercise the key to maintain healthEpilepsy • they looked to them if the treatment did not work • a word the greek used to describe clubbed fingers • ...

20 Clues: Greek... is very specific • Romans won the first …… war • Both cities children went to • Greeks used …. to stay happy • Both places were forced into • Gods were an important part of • The children loved to play with • The … punic war was the shortest • a person to do stuff for a family • Greeks used the olympics to honor • Romans were the first major city to use • ...

20 Clues: Artist who painted the 'Mona Lisa' • Artist who made the statue of David • Idea that planets move around the Sun • Country where the Renaissance started • Newton's book about motion and gravity • Religious leader who started Calvinism • German monk who started the Reformation • Book about power written by Machiavelli • Art technique that makes drawings look 3D • ...

19 Clues: The study of body structure. • The likely outcome of a disease • Doctor specializing in elderly care. • The study of the causes of diseases. • Disorder: A condition present at birth. • The study of diseases and their effects. • The study of tissues under a microscope. • Abnormal development or growth of cells. • Region: Upper middle part of the abdomen. • ...

5 Clues: who started surgery • medicine or treatment for a disease • chemicals or compounds used to cure • displayedpassionfordissecting(anatomy) • He influenced the transformation of pharmacy

19 Clues: makes ribosomes • genetic material • helps the cell move • protects the organelles • makes hormones and lipids • this man discovered the cell • provides protein for the cell • stores nutrients for the cell • carry waste away from the cell • suspends organelles in the cell • helps the plant photosynthesize • type of cell that has no nucleus • type of cells that have a nucleus • ...

19 Clues: makes protein • the Mitochondria looks like • what is the texture of lipids • gives a cell strength and structure • converts sunlight energy into sugars • controls or coordinates and stores DNA • Produces and processes specific proteins • breaks down waste and gives a cell its shape • protects the cell and lets things in and out • ...

19 Clues: vision • hearing • trunk of the brain • enables navigation • interconnected nuclei • set of brain structures • large mass of gray matter • controls body temperature • transmits smell information • deals with sensory information • involved involuntary movements • important role in motor control • speaking, planning, logic, etc. • sensory; touch and body position • ...

19 Clues: Contributes to muscle fatigue. • The cytoplasm of muscle fibers • Individual bundles of muscle fibers • Muscle can be stretched or extended. • The plasma membrane of muscle fibers • A molecule that can store energy in its phosphate bonds. • A muscle can return to its original length when relaxed due • Anaerobic process that breaks down glucose (sugar) to produce ATP; • ...

19 Clues: energy without oxygen • Myosin heads grabbing actin • – “Oxygen-storing muscle pigment” • – “Helper muscle aiding movement” • – “Cord connecting muscle to bone” • – “Muscle attachment on fixed bone” • – “Actin and myosin protein strands” • – “Glucose broken down for quick ATP” • – “Z-line to Z-line contractile unit” • maximum, smooth sustained contraction • ...

20 Clues: AKA Dinner Fork Deformity • Distal Radius Fracture abbreviation • Guyon's canal + repetitive trauma = ______ • What position unloads weight from the ulna? • Wrist load balance is 20% on the ____ side. • Wrist load balance is 80 % on the ____ side. • What nerve is affected in carpal tunnel syndrome • Ext tendonitis affects the ____ dorsal component? • ...

20 Clues: AKA Dinner Fork Deformity • Distal Radius Fracture abbreviation • Guyon's canal + repetitive trauma = ______ • What position unloads weight from the ulna? • Wrist load balance is 20% on the ____ side. • Wrist load balance is 80 % on the ____ side. • What nerve is affected in carpal tunnel syndrome • Ext tendonitis affects the ____ dorsal component? • ...

5 Clues: below another part • above another part • away from the midline • the function of the human body • the shape and structure of the human body

16 Clues: a journey or trip • nice, friendly, or amiable • something you gain from school • friends that play on the same team • enjoyable, entertaining, or amusing • relatives or the ones you grow up with • one who gives to others is ____________ • really cool or fun; extremely impressive • an act done using a pencil, pen, marker, etc. • a sport using only feet and a large round ball • ...

16 Clues: a journey or trip • nice, friendly, or amiable • something you gain from school • friends that play on the same team • enjoyable, entertaining, or amusing • one who gives to others ____________ • relatives or the ones you grow up with • super cool or fun; extremely impressive • an act done using a pencil, pen, marker, etc. • a sound someone makes because of something funny • ...

16 Clues: only voices. • wealthy people. • base of a hymn. • structure of the human body. • a song only played in church. • people who work for the church. • composer of "pope marcellus mass." • what did sacred music develop from? • two or more lines sung at the same time. • a period of enlightment and rapid development. • what was the most popular form of secular music? • ...

16 Clues: 95 Theses • Calvin and Luther • Study of the human body • Why Henry VIII needed a new religion • Type of Christianity you see in Russia • Tool for determining latitude and time • Being really into Greek and Roman culture • Philosophe that idealized the "noble savage" • You need these for microscopes and telescopes • "God is probably real but he just made the world" • ...

19 Clues: vision • audition (hearing) • sensory information • speaking, planning, logic • for a proper sense of smell • connecting the two hemispheres • memory decisionmaking emotions • memory that enables navigation • sleep, respiration, swallowing • sensory, touch and body position • execution of voluntary movements • hippocampus hypothalamus,amygdala • cardiac, respiratory, and vomiting • ...

19 Clues: Vision • Hearing • deals with sleep and more • Middle of the parietal Lobe • Set of interconnected nuclei • Region of the cerebral Cortex • connecting to the spinal cord. • sensory ,touch and body position • System a set of brain structures. • Cortex the key role in memory etc. • spatial memory with no navigation. • Speaking, planning, personality etc • ...