respiratory system Crossword Puzzles

13 Clues: a single breath • a thin skeletal muscle • the chemical element of atomic • pair of spongy, air-filled organs • a colorless, odorless gas produced • a large membranous tube reinforced • infection that inflames the air sacs • condition in which your airways narrow • system the network of organs and tissues • any of the major air passages of the lungs • ...

13 Clues: how many bronchus • bring in air from the atmosphere and pass oxygen into the bloodstream • cavity filter and warm the air, and make it moist before it goes into the lungs. • Thin hairs located just inside the nostrils, filter incoming air to remove debris • dust and other foreign particles and prevent them from entering the lower respiratory tract • ...

13 Clues: Movement of air into the body • Movement of air out of the body • Areas of the lungs where gas exchange occurs • Structure in the larynx responsible for speech and sounds • Structure that connects the nasal cavity to the epiglottis • Contains the voice box and directs air flow into the windpipe • Hollow cavities in the skull responsible for dehumidifying air • ...

13 Clues: an expiration of air from the lung • the action of inhaling or breathing in • rapid or deep breathing, usually caused by anxiety or panic • a muscle that helps you inhale and exhale (breathe in and out) • As lung volume increases, pressure decreases as per Boyle's law • any of the major air passages of the lungs which diverge from the windpipe • ...

13 Clues: ______ valve • the study of life • where does gas exchange happen • what are the lower chambers known as • what are the upper chambers known as? • what part of the body fight infection • this vessel carries blood to the heart • what part of the brain controls respiration • extra calories in our diet are stored as ___ • Which chamber recives deoxygenated blood first • ...

13 Clues: to breathe in • to breathe out • the movement of air in and out of the lungs • the small tubes into which the bronchi branch • an air sac in the lungs, where gas exchange occurs • the tube into which the trachea branches, carrying air • membrane strong, slippery membranes which surround each lung • muscles muscles between the ribs which contract to breathe in • ...

13 Clues: to breathe in • to breathe out • the movement of air in and out of the lungs • the small tubes into which the bronchi branch • an air sac in the lungs, where gas exchange occurs • strong, slippery membranes which surround each lung • muscles between the ribs which contract to breathe in • the tube into which the trachea branches, carrying air • ...

13 Clues: Located in the throat area, it is the 'voice box' • This is the tough material which keeps the trachea open • This is 'wind pipe. It is made up of rings of cartilage • The _ _ _ _ and mouth are the two parts where air enters the body • This is the gas needed by the body. It makes up 21% of inhaled air • ...

13 Clues: suffocation • tiny air sacs • normal respiration • pertains to the diagram • divides into two bronchi • inflammation of the lungs • membrane around each lung • inflammation of the pleura • inflammation of the bronchi • surgical puncture of the lung to draw out fluid • incomplete expansion of a lung or portion of it • where the pharynx divides into the larynx and esophagus • ...

13 Clues: traps dust and germs • contracts upon inhaling • where air enters the body • small branches in the lungs • branch into smaller bronchioles • carbon dioxide is a _________ gas • where gaseous exchange takes place • tube connects the nose to the lungs • main organs of the respiratory system • blood vessels surrounding the alveoli • also known as the s back of the throat • ...

13 Clues: Facilitates inspiration by decreasing surface tension • The ___________ alveolar epithelial cells produce surfactant • Relaxation of the diaphragm would ___________ thoracic pressure • Sympathetic NS stimulation of the airways will cause _____________ • The external intercostal muscles contract to cause _______________ • ...

13 Clues: voice box • tiny air sacs in the lungs • small branches of the bronchi • area that lies directly behind the nasal cavity • structure that divides the nose into two hollow spaces • movement of oxygen from the alveoli into the capillaries • tube that extends from the larynx to the center of the chest • bone shelves that increase the surface area of the nasal cavity • ...

33 Clues: Shock • Vital Sign • Open airway • "A" in SAMPLE • Normal pupils • "R" in OPQRST • Defibrillation • Slow heart rate • Trauma in nature • Oxygenated blood • Coronary arteries • Trouble breathing • Primary assessment • Back of the throat • High blood pressure • Lung with two lobes • Vessels over the lungs • Vessels over the brain • Blue-ish gray skin color • High to low concentration • ...

13 Clues: the gas that we inhale • the gas that we exhale • connect arteries and veins • ______ blood cells fight disease • the main organ of the circulatory system • the main organs of the respiratory system • carry oxygenated blood away from the heart • carry deoxygenated blood back towards the heart • _____ blood cells carry oxygen into the body's cells • ...

25 Clues: aka trachea • aka windpipe • taking in air • taking out air • chronic disorder • from smoke dry outs • the plural is bronchi • system of respiratory • the plural is alveoli • the singular is alveolus • the singular is bronchus • inflammation of the bronchi • where air enter respiratory • causes addiction to smokers • the smaller tubes of bronchus • In exhalation, we take this out • ...

19 Clues: one cell • many cell • hinge joint • pivot joint • gliding joint • nervous system • skeletal system • muscular system • heart,lungs etc • digestive system • excretory system • respiratory system • reproductive system • ball and socket joint • to help movement in water • the skeleton inside the body • the skeleton outside the body • muscles are attached to the ones by • ...

20 Clues: This harms the lungs • Gases exit the lungs • Gases flow into the lungs • Tiny air sacs in the lungs • Also known as the voice box • Another term for the trachea • Blood flow reaching the alveoli • Inadequate O2 delivery to tissues • Amount of gas reaching the alveoli • The opening between the vocal folds • Lung collapse due to plugged bronchioles • ...

13 Clues: the microscopic sacs in which the exchange of gases takes place in the lungs • the membrane that lines the inside of the rib cage, allowing lungs to expand and contract • the two branches of the trachea (windpipe); function in carrying air to and from the lungs • one of the many tiny branches from the bronchi; carries air to and from alveoli within the lung • ...

13 Clues: Breathing out. • Also called air-sacs. • We breath in this gas. • We breath out this gas. • The vocal box of the body. • The outer covering of the lungs. • Samllest of the respiratory branches. • The muscle that helps us inhale and exhale. • A passage that leads from the mouth to the lungs. • Brings oxygenated blood to the heart from the lungs. • ...

13 Clues: Breathing in • Breathing out • Primary muscle of respiration • The primary organs of respiration • Air sacs where the primary gas exchange occurs • A hollow muscular organ that houses the vocal cords • Bronchospasms that cause breathing difficulties in some • The flap over the trachea that keeps food from entering the windpipe • ...

13 Clues: main passageway into your lungs • are muscles found between the ribs • organisms combine oxygen with foodstuff molecules • gives shape, support, and structure to other body tissues • hollow tube that lets air pass from your throat to your lungs • a long U-shaped tube that connects your voice box to your lungs • ...

13 Clues: tiny air sacs • located below the lungs • another word for windpipe • the area containing vocal cords • organs on either side of the chest • a colorless gas we need to survive • a hollow tube that starts behind the nose • either of two openings of the nasal cavity • a flap of tissue in the back of your throat • tubes these let air in and out of your lungs • ...

13 Clues: เกิดจากhemoglobinจับกับoxygen • เกิดจากhemoglobinจับกับcarbondioxide • เกิดจากhemoglobinจับกับcarbonmonoxide • เป็นอวัยวะที่ใช้ในการแลกเปลี่ยนแก๊สของแมงมุม • เป็นอวัยวะที่ใช้ในการสำรองอาหารไว้ใช้ในตอนบิน • เป็นอวัยวะที่ใช้ในการแลกเปลี่ยนแก๊สของไส้เดือนดิน • เป็นโครงสร้างที่สามารถแลกเปลี่ยนแก๊สได้โดยตรงกับเซลล์ • เป็นเหงือกชนิดหนึ่งที่ยื่นออกนอกลำตัวพบได้ในแม่เพรียง • ...

13 Clues: Breathing in • Breathing out • Scientific word for windpipe • Scientific word for voice box • Branching tubes leading to the lungs • Main organ of the respiratory system • Microscopic air sacs in the lungs -looks like grapes • Muscular organ that helps pull the air into the lungs • dioxide Waste gas that needs to be removed from the body • ...

13 Clues: where bronchioles terminate • airway found within the lung • where air is warmed and moistened • airway that leads directly to the lung • contains incomplete rings of cartilage • where the oral and nasal cavities join • the area immediately above the trachea • the process of inhalation and exhalation • where carbon dioxide concentration is relatively high • ...

13 Clues: Movement of air into the body • Movement of air out of the body • Areas of the lungs where gas exchange occurs • Structure in the larynx responsible for speech and sounds • Structure that connects the nasal cavity to the epiglottis • Contains the voice box and directs air flow into the windpipe • Hollow cavities in the skull responsible for dehumidifying air • ...

16 Clues: Emphysema • Pink Puffer • Hepatotoxicity • Ocular toxicity • loosen thick mucus • positive sweat test • Rescue medication for asthma • reversible airway obstruction, • Surgical opening into the trachea • Snoring is most common initial sign • Thick, tenacious, and "ropey sputum • Complication:Spontaneous pneumothorax • Hypoxic drive is necessary for breathing • ...

13 Clues: Detects changes in PH and CO2 • The vessels that surround the alveoli • The process used during gasous exchange • The air sacs where gaseous exchange occurs • Flap to stop food travelling down the trachea • The volume of air inspired or expired per breath • Small increases in breathing at the onset of exercise • A common condition where airways can become restricted. • ...

13 Clues: branch in which bronchi divides • a channel for air flow through the nose • two holes in your nose to breath & smell • opening used to eat, breathe, talk & drink • upper part of your wind pipe, holds your vocal cords • major air passages of lungs which diverge from windpipe • two organs that are alike bags, main breathing structure • ...

13 Clues: Produce mucus • The sound box. • Inflammation of the larynx • Cleans, warms and humidifies the air. • contains palatine and lingual tonsils. • A condition marked by airway constriction. • Protects against edema and prevents air escape • Microscopic air sacs, the site of gas exchange. • Detected by receptors in the superior nasal cavity. • ...

13 Clues: to breathe in • to breathe out • voice box; contains the vocal cords • organ that brings oxygen into the body • the process of air moving in and out of the lungs • sheet of muscle found between the chest and abdomen • colorless, odorless, tasteless gas that we breathe in • branches of the trachea that leads oxygen into the lungs • ...

13 Clues: The process of breathing out • The muscle responsible for breathing • The voice box that contains the vocal cords • The process of breathing air into the lungs. • Tiny blood vessels where gas exchange occurs. • The gas removed from the blood during respiration • The main airway connecting the throat to the lungs • Small air passages that deliver air to the alveoli. • ...

13 Clues: Another term to describe breathing in/out. • The chest cavity where the lungs and heart are found. • Smaller divisions of the bronchi which lead to the alveoli. • The product of fermentation used in beer and wine production. • The product (alongside ATP) of anaerobic respiration in humans. • Small air sacs that allow gaseous exchange to occur via diffusion. • ...

13 Clues: The action of breathing. • This gas is taken in during respiration. • Muscle that pushes and pulls against the lungs. • The smallest air passageway coming off the bronchi. • Carries out the exchange of gases while we breathe. • Air is taken in through the mouth in the oral _________. • This gas is expelled out of the lungs during respiration. • ...

13 Clues: windpipe • breathing in; inhalation • breathing out; exhalation • breathe in air in the environment • dioxide substance that is expelled from the lungs • moves oxygen into the blood and removes carbon dioxide • brings oxygen into the lungs and eliminates carbon dioxide • large branches that provide passage of oxygen into the lungs • ...

13 Clues: Throat • Wind Pipes • Breathing in • Adam's apple • Nostril holes • Breathing out • Passageway/tunnel • Dome-shaped muscle • are small air sacs • Flap above the larynx • Expelling air past our vocal folds • Anatomical division or extension of an organ • A slimy substance produced by mucous membranes

21 Clues: The "arms" of a neuron • The "tail" of a neuron • The "brain" of a neuron • The space between two neurons • Another name for a brain cell • The main organ of the nervous system • These break down large food molecules • The main organ of the digestive system • The main organ of the respiratory system • The main organ of the circulatory system • ...

20 Clues: fight disease and infection • another name for the windpipe • where red blood cells are made • pumps blood away from the heart • system responsible for moving blood • carries the blood back to the heart • food the blood carries to the cells • main organ of the circulatory system • the gas blood supplies the cells with • the waste that the blood carries away • ...

13 Clues: Basic education needed • NPS, SDS, Critical care • Sleep Disorders Specialist • Neonatal/Pediatric Specialist • Where the majority of RRT work • Certified Respiratory Therapist • Registered Respiratory Therapist • First exam for RRT certification • Second exam for RRT certification • Organization for professional respiratory care • ...

20 Clues: hearing • catches prey • air opening to exchange gases • Transparent cover that protects the eye • Stores bile; part of the digestive system • Stores urine; part of the excretory system • All waste is collected; part of the digestive system • Digestion, uptake of sugar; part of the digestive system • Filters blood, makes urine; part of the excretory system • ...

14 Clues: Primary organ • A chronic disease • Where system begins • smallest air passages • holds the vocal cords • Influenza is one of these • Where gases exchange in the lungs • Disease of the respiratory system • Abnormal cells growing uncontrolled • carries air to left and right bronchus • Part of respiratory and digestive system • flap of cartilage closing when food passes • ...

13 Clues: two openings of the nasal cavity • a channel for airflow through the nose • a small branch that the bronchi divide into • opening through which food and air enter the body • membrane lining the chest cavity and covering the lungs • major air passage of the lungs which diverge from the windpipe • many tiny air sacs of the lungs which allow quick gaseous exchange • ...

13 Clues: Movement of air into the body • Movement of air out of the body • Areas of the lungs where gas exchange occurs • Structure in the larynx responsible for speech and sounds • Structure that connects the nasal cavity to the epiglottis • Contains the voice box and directs air flow into the windpipe • Hollow cavities in the skull responsible for dehumidifying air • ...

13 Clues: to breathe in • to breathe out • the movement of air in and out of the lungs • the small tubes into which the bronchi branch • an air sac in the lungs, where gas exchange occurs • strong, slippery membranes which surround each lung • muscles between the ribs which contract to breathe in • the tube into which the trachea branches, carrying air • ...

13 Clues: another name for the throat • located at the beginning of the trachea • what all people breath into their lungs • when the diaphragm contracts and flattens • when the diaphragm moves upwards and relaxes • the dome shaped muscle at the bottom of the lung • the process of which air is moved in and out of the lungs • ...

13 Clues: Voice box. • Breathing engine. • Inside of your nose. • Serves as a air passageway. • Pair of Organs in the chest. • Helps in eating and speaking. • Windpipe & base of our tongue. • Little barrier in your throat. • Two large tubes connected to the Trachea. • Temporary, can spread from one person to another. • Allows gases to pass across cell membranes and enter/exit the cells. • ...

13 Clues: throat • voicebox • windpipe • what you breathe in • what you breathe out • where you first breathe in air • muscle of the respiratory system • tiny sacs where gas exchange occurs • major organ of the respiratory system • flap that covers the trachea when you swallow food • tiny hair-like structures that line the nasal cavity • tiny branches that connect the bronchi to the alveoli • ...

13 Clues: throat • windpipe • voice box • quiet breathing • small blood vessels • where air enters the body • muscles around the rib cage • small sacs;site of gas exchange • branch-like structures in the lungs • waste that is exhaled from the body • dome-shaped organ under the rib cage • pair of organs inside the rib cage that are a part of inhaling and exhaling • ...

13 Clues: Vital organ that pumps blood throughout your body • Left and right in each lung carry air to your lungs • The direction in tubes that air flows in and out of body • mucus membrane inside your nose that keeps your nose moist • Spongy organ in your chest that bring oxygen in and carbon dioxide out • ...

14 Clues: The process of breathing in. • The process of breathing out. • The gas inhaled into the lungs. • The process of taking air into the lungs • The process of taking air into the lungs • The voice box, containing the vocal cords. • The windpipe, a tube that carries air to the lungs. • A region behind the nose that leads to the throat. ( • ...

20 Clues: connects the muscles • what organ helps you breathe? • the system that helps you eat • the system that keeps you going • what are muscles mostly made of? • scientific name for your kneecap • how many seconds does ATP last for? • the system that makes your body move • the scientific name for your shin bone • what muscle pumps blood around the body? • ...

20 Clues: connects the muscles • the system that helps you eat • what organ helps you breathe? • the system that keeps you going • what are muscles mostly made of? • scientific name for your kneecap • how many seconds does ATP last for? • the system that makes your body move • the scientific name for your shin bone • what muscle pumps blood around the body? • ...

26 Clues: carry oxygen • a living thing • the basic unit of life • A process where plants • a multi celled organism • the most important organ • the smallest blood vessel • an organ that pumps blood • a system that takes in air • a system that expels waste • an organ part of the digest • a system that releases hormones • is a stable internal environment • an organ a part of the circulator • ...

12 Clues: Immune System • Urinary System • Sensory System • Nervous System • Lymphatic System • Digestive System • Respiratory System • Circulatory System • Repoductive System • Integumentary System • Endocrinology System • Muscoskeletal System

23 Clues: outer layer of the bone • longest bone in the body • smallest bone in the body • this muscle is found in many organs • main organ of the respiratory system • Allows the brain to control our muscles • inner layer of the bone that is flexible • made up of arteries, veins, and capillaries • the bones are covered in this layer of muscle • ...

13 Clues: Another term for the windpipe • Epithelium covering the gills on a fish • One place the mammal body takes in oxygen • Gas taken into the body during respiration • Gas expelled from the body during respiration • Holes on insect's thorax used for gas exchange • Axolotls, tadpoles and daphnias have ____ gills. • Respiration is the body's process of gas ______. • ...

13 Clues: windpipe • breathing in • breathing out • organ of voice • pumps the lungs • cavity purifies the air • air sac for gas exchange • primary respiratory organ • restricts food from airway • way for air to enter the body • organ between abdomen and neck • branches at the end of trachea • network of smaller branches into lung tissue

14 Clues: Primary organ • A chronic disease • Where system begins • smallest air passages • holds the vocal cords • Influenza is one of these • Where gases exchange in the lungs • Disease of the respiratory system • Abnormal cells growing uncontrolled • carries air to left and right bronchus • Part of respiratory and digestive system • flap of cartilage closing when food passes • ...

13 Clues: windpipe • voice box • opening to the trachea from the pharynx • main airway that branch from the trachea • gas that diffuses into the lungs from the bood • blood vessels in which gas exchange takes place • gas that diffuses into the blood from the lungs • muscle that makes chest cavity larger and smaller • air sacs in the lungs where gas exchange takes place • ...

13 Clues: sound box • branches of trachea • passageway for air and food • the gas brought into our bodies • the gas that is a waste leaving the body • most external organ, entry point for air • consist of two, on either side of the heart • air with carbon dioxide is pumped out of the lungs • tiny grape-like sacs where gas exchange takes place • ...

13 Clues: Bloody sputum • blister on lung • rapid respirations • incision into the chest • inflammation of the pleura • blood in the pleural cavity • respiratory membrane secretion • also called "white lung" (acronym) • accumulation of pus in a body cavity • collection of air in the pleural space • shift a complication of tension pneumothorax • Pleural membrane that covers the lung tissue • ...

13 Clues: Mouth • Voice box • The windpipe • Space behind the nose • Smaller branches of the bronchi • The amount of air normally breathed • Connects mouth and nose to voice box • Tiny sacs of air covered in blood vessels • Tubes connecting the windpipe to each lung • The remaining air that we can't breathe out • Extra oxygen that can be inhaled in if wanted • ...

13 Clues: the air in which you breathe in your body • the gas your body exhales out of the lungs • any of the major air passages to the lungs • the hollow organ forming an air passage to the lungs • the opening cavity in the lower part of the human face • two bag like organs situated on each side of the heart • the process by which air is moved in and out of the lungs • ...

13 Clues: "CUORE" IN INGLESE. • "RESPIRO" IN INGLESE. • CE LI HANNO I POLMONI. • "INFLUENZA" IN INGLESE. • "RAFFREDDORE" IN INGLESE. • SONO DUE E CI PERMETTONO DI RESPIRARE. • SACCHETTINI PIENI DI ARIA DENTRO AI POLMONI. • IL NUMERO DI RESPIRI CHE SI FANNO AL GIORNO. • L'ARIA PASSA DALLA TRACHEA A QUI E POI AI POLMONI. • E' SUL VISO, HA DUE BUCHI, PRENDE E BUTTA VIA ARIA. • ...

13 Clues: also known as trachea • the simplest form of sugar • site where respiration happens • branch of air tubes in the lungs • one of the product of respiration • structure where gas exchange happens • process of releasing energy from food • blood vessels surrounding the alveoli • protects lungs from getting punctured • gas that is needed for respiration process • ...

13 Clues: when we expel air • muscle below lungs • when we take in air • dioxide a toxic gas • the gas needed for life • small branches of bronchi • contains our vocal chords • can be used to breathe and eat • two large sacs used to breathe • sacs where gas exchange occurs • tubes from the trachea to the lungs • extends from the larynx to the bronchi • better organ for breathning than a mouth

13 Clues: medical term for a collapsed lung • can lung capacity change: yes or no? • common name for the thyroid cartilage • True or False: Your lungs are identical • what do lungs and tennis courts have in common • what is the only body organ that can float on water • last name of the person with longest bout of hiccups • when the brain detects low levels of oxygen we do this • ...

13 Clues:  Nosebleed •  Collapse of the lung alveoli •  Most common chronic illness in children •  Infection and inflammation of the alveoli •  Inhalation of foreign object into the airway •  Inflammation of the larynx, trachea and major bronchi •  Nonrigid part of the chest draws inward because of decreased intrapleural pressure • ...

13 Clues: Passage connecting your throat and lungs • Bones that surround and protect your lungs and heart • Muscle that helps your lungs pull in air and push it out • Tube that delivers air from your mouth and nose to the trachea • Small branches of the bronchial tubes that lead to the alveoli • lobes three lobes in the right lung and two in the left lung. • ...

13 Clues: We use this to smell. • 21% of what you breathe in. • 78% of what you breathe in. • What you have to do to live. • We use this to eat, talk, or chew. • These fill up when you breathe in. • The system that helps you breathe. • Your alveoli do this when you breathe in • Where the gasses go when you breathe in. • Your alveoli do this when you breathe out. • ...

13 Clues: Another word for a windpipe • The alveoli have _____ walls. • The gas mad by photosynthesis. • Where gas exchange takes place. • The gas produced by respiration. • The alveoli have _______ linings. • The bones that protect your lungs. • The reaction that we call burning. • .________ Priestly discovered oxygen. • The alveoli have a large ______ _____. • ...

13 Clues: Entrance for air • Part allowing speech • Infection of the Larynx • Air going into the lungs • Location for gas exchange • Moves air into the bronchus • Number of protection for the lung • Muscle group forming the diaphragm • Normal volume of air when breathing • Group using the positive pressure breathing method • Type of pressure breathing for mammals and reptiles • ...

14 Clues: the pleura that covers lung surfaces • movement of air into and out of the lungs • flow of blood in the pulmonary capillaries • area of brain that sets basis rhythm of breathing • a mechanism to transport CO2 that dissolves in plasma • effect on volume in thoracic cavity when diaphragm contracts • effect on ventilation rate with high levels of carbon dioxide • ...

13 Clues: Traps dust and microbes • Filters and warms the air • Carries air from the trachea into the lungs • Allows air to enter and exit the nasal cavity • Distributes air to the alveoli within the lungs • Houses the structures where gas exchange occurs • Sweeps mucus and trapped particles out of the airways • Closes off the trachea when swallowing to prevent choking • ...

13 Clues: – Passage connecting nose/mouth to the larynx. • – Two main branches leading air into each lung. • – Entry for air; filters, warms, and moistens it. • – Directs air into the trachea and contains vocal cords. • – Smaller tubes inside the lungs carrying air to alveoli. • – Sticky substance that traps dust, germs, and particles. • ...

13 Clues: Houses the vocal cords. • Another name for windpipe. • Hollow area behind the nose. • Small branches within the lungs. • An airtight space surrounded by the ribcage. • The flap that prevent food going down your wind pipe. • The Trachea divides into two tubes called __________. • An indention on the left lung to accommodate the heart. • ...

27 Clues: Means throat • Means to breath • Means breathing • Shortness of breath • A passageway for air • Respiratory system doctor • Inflammation of the larynx • Word part that means chest • Connects the pharynx to the trachea • Entrance and exit for respiratory system • The pharynx posterior to the nasal cavities • Builds up in the blood during hypoventilation • ...

20 Clues: gas exchange • releasing CO2 • oxygen intake • lung compartments • COPD and lung cancer • Inflammation of lungs • thin sac surrounding lungs • inflammation of the airways • system related to breathing • Structure that protects lungs • Inflammation of bronchial tubes • passage connecting throat to lungs • muscle that assists with breathing • normal to see lung capacity decrease • ...

12 Clues: Pouch for urine • What organ makes urine? • Urine exits through the... • Main organ of integumentary sytem • 2 organs in the respiratory system • What is within the large intestines? • What surrounds the small intestines? • What does the excretory system remove? • What does the digestive system remove? • What does the respiratory system remove? • ...

15 Clues: Stores urine • It absorbs water • Multiple tissues make… • It directs air to the lungs • Multiple cells together make… • Multiple organs together make… • Connects the mouth to the stomach • Where the digestion system begins. • Tiny air sacs at the end of bronchioles. • It's a blood cell that fights off disease • The most important organ in the respiratory system • ...

10 Clues: - Tiny air sacs • - Major organ of the Respiratory system • - Enters the bloodstream through diffusion • - System that the respiratory system works close with • - Isoniazid is an example of a medicine for what disease • - Filters out any dust as well as keeping lung cells moist • - Bacterial, Viral, and Fungal are all examples of what disease? • ...

16 Clues: the gas that is exhaled • the gas that is inhaled • the muscle that controls breathing • the main tube bringing oxygen into the system • one area that air enters the respiratory system • one area that air enters the respiratory system • the small blood vessels that surround the alveoli sacs • the site where gas is exchanged/diffuese with the blood • ...

20 Clues: Hearing • Carries eggs in female frog • air opening to exchange gases • Transparent cover that protects the eye • Stores bile; part of the digestive system • Stores urine; part of the excretory system • Stores solid waste part of multiple systems • All waste is collected; part of the digestive system • Filters blood, makes urine; part of the excretory system • ...

15 Clues: Helps your body move • Helps fight off bacteria • Removes waste form your body • Moves blood through out your body • A major organ of the excretory system • The major organ of the muscular system • What is a major organ in the nervous system • What is a major organ in the circulatory system • What is one major organ in the Digestive system • ...

15 Clues: Helps your body move • Helps fight off bacteria • Removes waste form your body • Moves blood through out your body • A major organ of the excretory system • The major organ of the muscular system • What is a major organ in the nervous system • What is a major organ in the circulatory system • What is one major organ in the Digestive system • ...

16 Clues: System that takes in oxygen. • Part of blood that carries oxygen. • Part of blood that fights sickness. • Outer layer that regulates temperature. • Smallest part of blood that causes clots. • System that breaks down food into energy. • System that moves blood around your body. • Red liquid that carries oxygen around your body. • ...

20 Clues: Thigh bone • Stores urine • Side of the head • Home for the brain • Respiratory muscle • Food passes through this • Carries oxygenated blood • Backbone is made of these • The bone between the ribs • The smallest blood vessels • Connects bones and muscles • Filters waste out of blood • The larger part of the brain • Connects bones to each other • The smaller part of the brain • ...

20 Clues: A tiny branch of air tubes in the lungs. • The process of breathing air into the lungs. • The process of breathing air out of the lungs. • The throat, a passageway for both air and food. • A protein in red blood cells that carries oxygen. • The voice box, located at the top of the trachea. • The process of moving air into and out of the lungs. • ...

16 Clues: the process of exhaling • the process the inhaling • the process of breathing • brings air into the lungs • causes coughing and breathing • mucus coughed up from the lungs • the main organ of the respiratory system • results from smoking and chronic breathing • the coughing up of blood from the respiratory tract • air passage that goes from the throat to the bronchi • ...

16 Clues: Normally, this is occurs passively. • This process requires shortening of the diaphragm. • These muscles are recruited during forced expiration. • Allows small alveoli to have a lower inflating pressure. • Volume of air displacement during normal quiet breathing. • These intercostal muscles are supplementary to inspiration. • ...

13 Clues: Breathing out • Also called air sacs • We breath in this gas • We breath out this gas. • The vocal box of you body. • A muscle that helps you breath • The tr5achea divides into this. • The outer covering of the lungs • Leads from the mouth to the lungs. • Does the opposite of the pulmonary vein. • The smallestr of the respiratory branches. • ...

13 Clues: Bloody sputum • blister on lung • rapid respirations • incision into the chest • inflammation of the pleura • blood in the pleural cavity • respiratory membrane secretion • also called "white lung" (acronym) • accumulation of pus in a body cavity • collection of air in the pleural space • Pleural membrane that covers the lung tissue • shift: a complication of tension pneumothorax • ...

13 Clues: a wall • two pipes • cleans air • a little flap • connects lungs • helps the lungs • air passes threw • you breath threw • helps you breath • back of the nose • protects or houses • cords helps you talk • Equalizes ear pressure

13 Clues: about 78% in air • The trachea is also called the: • The voice box is also known as the • _________ is not good for your lungs. • I _____so my diaphragm relax and doomed. • gas needed to help release energy from food • process in which energy is released from food • When you _______ the volume of thorax increase • just below the voice box in front of the esophagus • ...

13 Clues:  Nosebleed •  Collapse of the lung alveoli •  Most common chronic illness in children •  Infection and inflammation of the alveoli •  Inhalation of foreign object into the airway •  Inflammation of the larynx, trachea and major bronchi •  Nonrigid part of the chest draws inward because of decreased intrapleural pressure • ...

13 Clues: contains the vocal cord • the tube leading from the mouth toward the lungs • a large sheet of muscle located beneath the lungs. • a bacterial infection that damages the tissues of the lungs • the volume of air remaining in the lungs after forced exhalation • a tiny branch of he bronchus that connects to a cluster of alveoli • ...

13 Clues: LABA • used for dry cough • used as a rescue inhaler • expectorant/stay hydrated • corticosteroid nasal spray • first generation antihistamine • anti-cholinergic bronchodilator • anti-inflammatory/risk for suicide • opioid agonist/causes constipation • rebound congestion as a side effect • risk for adrenal insufficiency if abruptly stopped • ...

13 Clues: The voice box • Process of breathing in • Outer layer of the lungs • Primary muscle for breathing • Protects the lungs and heart • Gas taken in during inhalation • Gas expelled during exhalation • Smaller airways inside the lungs • Tubes branching from the trachea • Windpipe that carries air to the lungs • Tiny air sacs where gas exchange occurs • ...

13 Clues: Lung • Relating to the Diaphragm • Free air in the tissues of the chest wall • Most common lung pathology of hospitalized patients • Secretion of excessive viscous mucus by exocrine glands • Rare accumulation of infected liquid or pus in the pleural space • Diminished air within the lung associated with reduced lung volume • ...

13 Clues: Voice box. • Breathing engine. • Inside of your nose. • Serves as a air passageway. • Pair of Organs in the chest. • Helps in eating and speaking. • Windpipe & base of our tongue. • Little barrier in your throat. • Two large tubes connected to the Trachea. • Temporary, can spread from one person to another. • Allows gases to pass across cell membranes and enter/exit the cells. • ...