greys anatomy Crossword Puzzles

19 Clues: Central theme of Enlightenment • Wrote about popular sovereignty • Philosopher, advocate for religious freedom • Location where the Scientific Revolution began • Credited with developing the heliocentric theory. • Developed the geocentric theory, later proved false • Reason the Scientific Revolution began where it did. • ...

19 Clues: wrote The Prince • melted metal to make statue • white stone used for sculptures • painting by da Vinci- "La Gionconda" • Renaissance artist-marble sculpting and painting • book about how to take and keep power politically • statues that symbolize male power and the underdog • sharp contrasts between light and dark, makes things pop • ...

10 Clues: a physical weakness or ailment: • actively poisonous; intensely noxious: • admitting or capable of some specified treatment: • the gradual recovery of health and strength after illness. • to deprive of force or strength; destroy the vigor of; weaken. • pertaining to or occurring in or as if in a tube of fine bore. • ...

10 Clues: act or process of incubating • young female chicken less than a year old • one of two cords that attaches egg yolk to the shell membrane • Yellow part of the egg that nourishes the embryo during growth. • place in chicken anatomy, near the magnum where she'll membranes form • the vent in which urinary, reproductive, and intestinal tracts tir into • ...

10 Clues: How we do it blue print • 7 Parts and 18 behaviors • A monthly performance coaching program • Four symbols that represent our core values • Assessment taken to discover your top 5 strengths • A program with 5 elements that will lead us to a thriving life • A set of tools used to help us communicate using a shared language • ...

10 Clues: ____________ was the son of the governor. • The rebirth after the black death is known as ___ ___________. • ______________'s works include the Mona Lisa and The Last Supper. • ________ __________ was known as "the father of modern astronomy". • _______ ______'s famous work's are The School of Athens and Transfigers. • ...

10 Clues: Freely movable joint • Slightly movable joint • A joint in which a bone moves around a central axis • A joint that allows only extension & flexion due to its anatomy • A system that is a series of joints that allows movement of the human body • Allows bones to make a sliding motion, either back and forth or side to side • ...

10 Clues: Above, toward the head • Below, away from the head • toward the back or on the back • toward the front or on the front • Joint allows only for extension and flexion due to its anatomy • Joint a freely movable joint in which the bones move around a central axis • Joint allows bones to make a sliding motion either back and forth or side to side • ...

10 Clues: An educated guess • The force that keeps us on the ground • A time period where art had been revived • Represented as the sun as the center of our solar system • The belief that the Earth is at the center of our solar system • A branch off of science that studies the structure of living things • ...

4 Clues: additive sio2 • more than one donor atom • lithium aluminium hydride • hard or soft ligand in one complex

5 Clues: Towards the head; “above” • Towards the head; “above” • Body’s fast-acting control system • Keep the body supplied with oxygen and eliminate carbon dioxide • support the body and provide a framework for the skeletal muscles to cause movement. Also produces blood cells and stores and releases minerals

4 Clues: : useful to eat • : u can't breath without it • : u need it to raise your arm • : u can live without this organ

4 Clues: trauma to the cervical vertebrae • a lateral curvature of the spine • is an inflammatory condition of one or more joints • occurs due to deposits of uric acid crystals in a joint cavity

4 Clues: Slow heart beat • Without a breast • Against bacteria • Difficulty digestion

4 Clues: Blood vessels that primarily carry deoxygenated • Primarily carry oxygenated blood away from the heart, to tissue. • A large, powerful muscle, has one function: to pump blood throughout the body • The main mode of transportation for not only blood, but other substances, such as hormones.

4 Clues: to the heart • in the skull • holds up body • carries blood

4 Clues: pumps blood • covers body • in the skull • used for movement

19 Clues: Towards the midline • Away from the midline • Back surface of the body • Front surface of the body • Towards the upper segment of the limb • Towards the lower segment of the limb • Axis that runs from side to side of the body • Plane that divides into top and bottom parts • Axis that runs from top to bottom of the body • Plane that divides the body into front and back parts • ...

19 Clues: receivers of neurons • formation of new neurons • conductive fiber of a neuron • complete instructions for making an organism • the basic building blocks of the nervous system • bundled axons that form neural cables with muscles • a brief electircal charge that travels down an axon • twins that are developed from separate fertilized eggs • ...

19 Clues: Study of the body • high blood pressure • A long lasting or recurrent condition • Study of structure of body and it's parts • Invasion of microorganisms in body tissue • A disease caused by high blood sugar levels • Study of drugs and their effects on the body • Condition with rapid onset and/or a short course • Body response or injury or infection causing redness • ...

19 Clues: The class where you do sports • El periodo antes de almuerzo. • El periodo despues de almuerzo. • The class where you paint and draw. • El periodo antes de septimo periodo. • El periodo despues de primero periodo. • El periodo que empieza a las una y doce. • El periodo que empieza a las ocho y nueve. • The class where you are taught by Mr. Focht. • ...

18 Clues: knee bone • upper arm bone • bone-forming cells • ends of a long bone • shaft of a long bone • muscles of the chest • muscles of the abdomen • bone from shoulder to sternum • lower back section of backbone • ribs not connected to the sternum • movement toward mid line of the body • mineral stored in bones; needed in blood • kind of joints which allow spine flexibility • ...

20 Clues: the balance nervous system is also called • cranial nerves related to vision are nerves • inflammation of the lining of the brain is called • disurders in the development of the cerebellum Will cause • the glands that produce insulin and glucagon hormones are • impulsive journeys across synapses involve substances called • ...

20 Clues: the balance nervous system is also called • cranial nerves related to vision are nerves • inflammation of the lining of the brain is called • disurders in the development of the cerebellum Will cause • the glands that produce insulin and glucagon hormones are • impulsive journeys across synapses involve substances called • ...

18 Clues: Abnormally high body temperature. • Macrophages, Dendritic Cells, B Cells • A bacterium, virus, or other microorganism that can cause disease. • Most common type of white blood cell and can leave the blood stream to attack bacteria. • These are formed in the bone marrow and release antibodies that fight bacterial infections. • ...

6 Clues: Where the butterfly keeps its small brain. • This tongue or straw is used to sip nectar. • Attached to the head and used to help smell. • Where the heart and digestive system is located. • Wing veins bring blood and _________ to the wings. • Butterflies use this part of their body to taste food.

6 Clues: They all work together • Helps your body feel things • The interior or frame of your body • The one who tells your body what to do • Supports movements and the rest of your body • They perform the functions required to keep you alive

6 Clues: scapula and humerus make up what joint • sternum and clavicle make up what joint • acromion process and clavicle make up what joint • clavicle, humerus, and scapula make up this joint • connective tissue that deepens the socket of the glenohumeral joint • supraspinatus, infraspinatus, subscapularis and teres minor make up this

6 Clues: It is the joint between your foot and leg. • It is the command center for the human nervous system. • It is a limb that extends from the shoulder of the body. • Human _______ is the scientific study of the body's structures. • These are the sides of the face between the mouth area and the ear. • ...

6 Clues: a barrier that covers your cervix. • two rounded portions of the anatomy • a tube that has an internal diameter of hairlike thinness. • the hollow muscular organ forming an air passage to the lungs. • the part of the body of a vertebrate containing the digestive and reproductive organs. • ...

6 Clues: a barrier that covers your cervix. • two rounded portions of the anatomy • a tube that has an internal diameter of hairlike thinness. • the hollow muscular organ forming an air passage to the lungs. • the part of the body of a vertebrate containing the digestive and reproductive organs. • ...

4 Clues: covers the body • inside the skull • circulates the blood • protected by vertabrae

4 Clues: Joint • the axial skeleton • bone of the hind limb • bone of the front limb

4 Clues: Longbone in the arm • Type of skeleton down the midline • type of joint that can rotate fully • type of joint that bones slide over one and other

4 Clues: Tree • Cavity • Pressure • Capacity

18 Clues: Abnormally high body temperature. • Macrophages, Dendritic Cells, B Cells • A bacterium, virus, or other microorganism that can cause disease. • Most common type of white blood cell and can leave the blood stream to attack bacteria. • These are formed in the bone marrow and release antibodies that fight bacterial infections. • ...

20 Clues: The title of each story. • Another word for caption. • Where the story takes place. • Indicates who wrote the story. • What the news story is called. • The description under the photo. • The section where the sports is reported. • The section where the local news is reported. • The title of the paper; sometimes called masthead. • ...

18 Clues: baby teeth • D5000-D5999 • D1000-D1999 • D6200-D6999 • D6000-D6199 • D9000-D9999 • D4000-D4999 • D2000-D2999 • D7000-D7999 • D3000-D3999 • D0100-D0999 • D8000-D8999 • also known as labial • the four sections of the oral cavity • front tooth, used for shredding food • when all the teeth are missing from the arch • rounded or pointed eminences on occlusal teeth • ...

6 Clues: communicate using electrochemical signals; nerve impluses • moves air in and out. Exchange gases between blood and air • provides forces, maintain posture & main source of body heat • absorbs nutrients and oxygen. Breaks down food. Some produce _____ • removes waste from blood and maintains body salt and water concentrations. Stores and transports urine • ...

6 Clues: fear of dying • Locus Ceruleus • sympathetic activator • sensory sorting center • stores emotional memories • checks its input with the hippocampus

6 Clues: LENS USED FOR EYE VIEW • USED TO PLACE SPECIMEN FOR VIEWING • THIS LENS IS USED TO MAGNIFY AN IMAGE • WHAT YOU CAN SEE THROUGH THE EYE LENS • THIS MAKES THE FIELD OF A SLIDE BRIGHT • PART OF MICROSCOPE THAT SUPPORTS THE SLIDE

6 Clues: They vibrate to help us make sounds • An organ that help us talk, breath and swallow • Organ that help us shape vowels and consonants • Also called soft palate, regulates airflow between mouth and nose • These organs control the amount of air that we use to speak and breath • These parts of the face help us articulate the p and b consonant sounds

6 Clues: It connects the retina and the brain. • The black dot in the center of your eye. • Transforms the light into electrical signals. • This is the dome-shaped front layer of your eye • It works with your cornea to focus light quantity • Your 'eye color', controls the size of your pupil

6 Clues: helps flex the elbow • pronates the inner forearm • flexes wrists and digits 2-5 (fist) • adducts and medially rotates the humerus • helps extend your hip, involved in twerking • this muscle is larger in a horse than a hyena(chewing)

6 Clues: second layer • thin covers over • thin inside layer • important role circulatory system • major organ in the circulatory system • how many muscle layers are there in the heart

6 Clues: The process by which organisms change over time to better suit their environment. • The evolutionary or genetic background of an organism, including its predecessors. • The gradual development of organisms over time, involving changes in traits and genetic makeup. • ...

6 Clues: Egg spends the most time here • Hens only have one(usually the left) • Where the thick and thin egg white forms • Common chamber through which the egg passes • Where the shell membrane and the shell are formed • Outer opening of the hens reproductive and Digestive systems

19 Clues: Towards the midline • Away from the midline • Back surface of the body • Front surface of the body • Towards the upper segment of the limb • Towards the lower segment of the limb • Axis that runs from side to side of the body • Plane that divides into top and bottom parts • Axis that runs from top to bottom of the body • Plane that divides the body into front and back parts • ...

19 Clues: having a large belly; fat • a gland that secretes oil • producing or generating pus. • fungal infection of the nails • insensibility resulting from cold • anatomy below an arachnoid membrane • "black bile", "blackness of the bile • A vacuum bottle used to keep beverages hot • The surgical removal of dead tissue, especially bone • ...

19 Clues: - what food aversion hit first? • - what day of the week is the due date? • - what colour was the positive test line? • - which baby item did mom research the most? • - what position was baby in at the anatomy scan? • - which week did Mom first feel movement from baby? • - the fruit mom survived on in the first trimester. • ...

6 Clues: an unborn offspring before being born or hatched • a fossil that is found a lot and is useful for dating rock • the study of how living things are put together (structure) • body parts that look similar, but may not have the same function • when an entire type of living thing is no longer alive anywhere in the world • ...

6 Clues: what is the Google Classroom Class code? • Under which tab can you find Student Resources? • How are anonymous questions collected? Google __ • “gender & Sexual Identity” are illustrated with the Gender ___. • How many assignments are in the Sexual and Reproductive Anatomy module? • ...

20 Clues: Circular folds are also called? • What is shredding and grinding food called? • The digestive function of the liver is to produce? • What is a small green pocket on a thin wall called a wall? • What is a bone-like material that forms most of a tooth called? • Lipids or fats are absorbed passively through a process called? • ...

20 Clues: the balance nervous system is also called • cranial nerves related to vision are nerves • impulsive journeys across synapses involve sub • inflammation of the lining of the brain is called • disurders in the development of the cerebellum Will cause • the glands that produce insulin and glucagon hormones are • ...

20 Clues: another name for ear wax • lowest part of the pinna • one ear localization cues • two ear localization cues • what we refer to as "the ear" • what bone the middle ear is located • stirrup bone in the ossicular chain • one of the functions of the outer ear • one of the functions of the outer ear • one of the functions of the outer ear • used to observe the tympanic membrane • ...

18 Clues: visual processing center • processes sensory information • auditory and olfactory perception • blood pressure, breathing, heart rate • fissure that divides the two hemispheres • largest and most superior part of the brain • made up of the midbrain, pons and medulla oblongata • reflex center for vision and hearing, eye movements • ...

4 Clues: femur • hyoidbone • radius spinalcord • sclera pupil thoracic

5 Clues: femoris • brachii • anterior • abdominus • posterior

14 Clues: What was Gene Kelly doing in the rain? • Who has got his hat and is coming out today? • Where did Bob Dylan think the answer was blowing? • On what part of Spain does it rain (for the most part)? • On which part of your anatomy do raindrops keep falling? • Which side of the street should you direct your feet to? • ...

6 Clues: tooth: top most part of tooth • dentition: Primary/baby teeth • Hard surface covering the crown • one: Cavities located in pits or fissures • Angle: junction of two surfaces of the crown of a tooth or tooth cavity • Chief substance of the tooth surrounding the pulp and covered by enamel

6 Clues: it is at the end of the pig • they can smell out of these • they eat through the _ _ _ _ _ • pigs have four of these and walk on them • they have two of these and can see out of them • they are on the bottom of the legs and are brown or black

6 Clues: it • CT • Zola • Boat • it Out • on the Wall

6 Clues: Computer of human body • With this you hear things • With this organ you breath • This is smallest of your fingers • This organ pumps blood through your body • This organ performs detoxification of the organism

14 Clues: Bucket on a long pole • Who was at the bottom of the social class • Power passed down by generations by family • What did a typical man wear in everyday life in Egypt • Reed plant used to make writing paper, rafts, and sandals • How many years it take to build the Great Pyramids Of Giza • Who was the first ruler of Ancient Egypt in the Old Kingdom • ...

14 Clues: to explain a process step-by-step. • graphs, show trends and changes over time. • graphs, use pictures or symbols to represent data. • graphs, represent parts of a whole as percentages. • to represent geographical areas and their features. • diagrams, to illustrate the parts of the human body • charts, to show the structure of a company or group. • ...

9 Clues: Greatly desired • Unable to sustain its own life • (anatomy and zoology) an opening; a passage • The exercise of self constraint in sexual matters • A canned field ration issued by the United States Army • In the Christian era; used before dates after the supposed year Christ was born • ...

9 Clues: Happy ____ birthday • What is Lexie Grey's stress habit? • The first word of the Madam Secretary episode title S2 E7 • The second word in Madam Secretary's boss's abbreviated title) • What food do Rachel and Chandler secretly eat off the floor together? • In New Girl, Nick is told to "Get on that bar and shake that ​__ of plywood" • ...

4 Clues: body • system • period • potential

4 Clues: -cell • -birds • tissue • -bones

4 Clues: made of connective tissue reinforced with calcium and specialised bone cells. • Each vertebra is separated by a disc. The vertebrae surround and protect the spinal cord. • a set of bones that course from your spinal column, around your body, and attach to your sternum, or breastbone. • ...

4 Clues: : to breath normally • : to scratch yourself • : your stomach is in it • : Drink water its important for him

15 Clues: risk of harm • and upsetting to the person • Model Oldest and most famous psychological model • Different, extreme, unusual, perhaps even bizarre • a tool accurately predicts future characteristics or behavior • Genes that contribute to mental disorders are typically viewed as • yields the same results every time it is given to the same people • ...

16 Clues: Movement towards the midline of the body. • Movement away from the midline of the body • Turning of the foot so the sole faces inward. • Rotation of the forearm that turns the palm upward. • The division of the body into upper and lower parts • Rotation of the forearm that turns the palm downward. • The plane that divides the body into right and left parts. • ...

6 Clues: The joint between the foot and the leg. • The study of structures of living things. • The part of the nervous system that is inside the skull. • A human upper limb especially between the shoulder and wrist. • The side of the face below the eye and above and to the side of the mouth. • ...

16 Clues: No teeth • Used to mix amalgam • Milk/primary/baby teeth • Most used anesthetic in the clinic • The medium used to take an impression • You use this to make your wax-ups shiny • Two words, an instrument marked with mm intervals • The first person you take x-rays on here at the school • It encompasses the gingiva, PDL, alveolar bone, and cementum • ...

16 Clues: The full name of Tzu Chi • Where is Tzu Chi founded • The words of Master Cheng Yen • The nearest hospital to our school • The place that you carry out experiment • What is the main colour of our buildings • The family name of your Chemistry professor • The writer of "You Are the Apple of My Eye". • The building which is next to our main campus • ...

16 Clues: Where is Tzu Chi founded • The words of Master Cheng Yen • The nearest hospital to our school • The place that you carry out experiment • What is the main colour of our buildings • The writer of "You Are the Apple of My Eye" • The family name of your Chemistry professor • The building which is next to our main campus • The place you stay at night when you are in Hualien • ...

16 Clues: What conttrols the bodys vision • What is the middle part of the muscle • what is the largest artery in the body • What are produced in the red bone marrow • What digests food along with the intestines • what is the study of tiny structures found in tissue • What substance are all living things and cells composed of • ...

16 Clues: These receptors respond to pain • These receptors respond to light • The functional unit of the nervous system • These receptors respond to touch and pressure • These receptors respond to chemical interaction • This system consists of the brain and spinal cord • This part of a neuron is responsible for receiving information • ...

15 Clues: The study of matter, energy, and the interactions between them. • A scientific activity conducted to test a hypothesis or gather data. • The study of matter, its properties, composition, and how it changes. • The study of celestial objects, such as stars, planets, and galaxies. • The study of living organisms, including plants, animals, and humans. • ...

14 Clues: The science of naming and classifying organisms. • The study of early developmental stages and processes. • Examines the functions of cells and their interactions. • How genes encode proteins and regulate biological processes. • Biology Studies the structure, function, and regulation of DNA and RNA. • ...

12 Clues: internally similar structures • preserved remains of ancient organisms • outwardly similar but nonhomologous structures • Change in species characteristics over generations • group of individuals of the same species who interbreed. • where natural selection causes nonhomologous structures to resemble one another • ...

12 Clues: Parton Who is the godmother of Miley Cyrus? • How many Harry Potter films have been made? • What is the name of the family dog on Full House? • Baldwin Who is Justin Bieber’s famous father-in-law? • million How many languages can C-3PO speak in Star Wars? • What was the name of Ross Gellar’s pet monkey on Friends? • ...

12 Clues: to show or exhibit; make visible. • a title of an ancient Egyptian king. • simple past tense and past participle of find. • to find something that is buried in the ground. • or meet someone, or to find something by chance. • we use it to measure a period of time up to the present. • to recognize or establish as being a particular person or thing. • ...

16 Clues: of high quality; good • to spur on : IMPEL, MOTIVATE • a scientist who studies anatomy • a piece of music or art, or a poem • the quality of being physically strong • to have real being whether material or spiritual • composed of distinct or unlike elements or qualities • something that fills up, completes, or makes better or perfect • ...

16 Clues: Jenner developed the smallpox vaccine • Spener Lutheran minister in Frankfurt • von Zinzendorf student under Francke at Halle • Harvey called the Father of Experimental Biology • Vesalius published his great treatise on human anatomy • Boyle first to publish the law of inverse gas pressure • America experienced the climax of a tremendous spiritual harvest • ...

16 Clues: Jenner developed the smallpox vaccine • Spener Lutheran minister in Frankfurt • von Zinzendorf student under Francke at Halle • Harvey called the Father of Experimental Biology • Vesalius published his great treatise on human anatomy • Boyle first to publish the law of inverse gas pressure • America experienced the climax of a tremendous spiritual harvest • ...

16 Clues: The full name of Tzu Chi • Where is Tzu Chi founded • The words of Master Cheng Yen • The nearest hospital to our school • The place that you carry out experiment • What is the main colour of our buildings • The family name of your Chemistry professor • The writer of "You Are the Apple of My Eye". • The building which is next to our main campus • ...

16 Clues: Where is Tzu Chi founded • The full name of Tzu Chi • The words of Master Cheng Yen • The nearest hospital to our school • The place that you carry out experiment • What is the main colour of our buildings • The family name of your Chemistry professor • The writer of "You Are the Apple of My Eye". • The building which is next to our main campus • ...

16 Clues: Where is Tzu Chi founded • The words of Master Cheng Yen • The nearest hospital to our school • The place that you carry out experiment • What is the main colour of our buildings • The writer of "You Are the Apple of My Eye" • The family name of your Chemistry professor • The building which is next to our main campus • The place you stay at night when you are in Hualien • ...

16 Clues: Where is Tzu Chi founded • The words of Master Cheng Yen • The nearest hospital to our school • The place that you carry out experiment • What is the main colour of our buildings • The family name of your Chemistry professor • The writer of "You Are the Apple of My Eye" • The building which is next to our main campus • The place you stay at night when you are in Hualien • ...

16 Clues: eaten by humans directly • eaten by humans indirectly • similar species form a group • recycling nutrients in the environment • Where a plant grows in its environment • appearance of an individual plant in its entirety • the most abundant and diverse plants in the environment • related genera that share combinations of morphological traits. • ...

16 Clues: Father of anatomy • Doctor to the gladiators • Produced the theory of dualism • Credited as the father of medicine • The approach that happened in 500 BCE • The approach that happened in the early 1600s • The study of lumps and bumps on a persons skull • The belief that the human mind and body are together • The heart as the organ of thinking perception and feelings • ...

12 Clues: Mr. Davis teaches it • an intravenous drip feed • the branch of science that deals with microorganisms • you listen to people's hearts with this medical tool • the way in which a living organism or bodily part functions • the state of being free from disease causing microorganisms • the action of dissecting a body or plant to study its internal parts • ...

12 Clues: I authored “The canon of medicine “ • known as "the founder of modern neurology" • I contributed to the eradication of smallpox • I performed the first successful kidney transplant • I am the first woman in America to receive a medical degree • I am often referred to as the founder of modern human anatomy • ...

12 Clues: This was known as the code of ethics for physicians • This is the study of anatomy at the microscopic level • The position of reference for anatomical nomenclature • The term for a single-celled organism such as bacteria • Bile is produced by the liver but stored in this organ. • These _____ blood cells carry oxygen throughout the body • ...

12 Clues: lacks adequate support and resonation • is vital to achieving a clear, strong voice • a voice that when one lacks appropriate nasality • primarily conveyed by your vocal tone or quality • or a deviated septum can produce unpleasantly "stuffy" sounds • the distinctive timbre or sound of a voice produced by resonance • ...

9 Clues: ______ signals include hormones and other molecules. • the study of structures that focuses on asking "what" and "where". • ______ feedback drives a system further away from the normal range. • ________signals involve both chemicals and a change in membrane potential. • mechanisms used by body components to maintain the balance of internal environments. • ...

9 Clues: What is the material that covers bones? • How many cervical vertebrae do humans have? • What is the study of the body's structure and parts called? • What blood vessel carries oxygenated blood away from the heart? • What blood vessel carries deoxygenated blood back to the heart? • What is the study of the function of the body and its parts called? • ...

16 Clues: The full name of Tzu Chi • Where is Tzu Chi founded • The words of Master Cheng Yen • The nearest hospital to our school • The place that you carry out experiment • What is the main colour of our buildings • The family name of your Chemistry professor • The writer of "You Are the Apple of My Eye". • The building which is next to our main campus • ...