respiratory system Crossword Puzzles
Respiratory System 2022-03-22
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- Oxygen enters the body
- Part of respiratory and digestive systems, flap of cartilage that closes over trachea to allow food to pass to esophagus
- Groups of cells that transfer oxygen from lungs to blood
- Muscle that allows movement of lungs (inhaling and exhaling)
- Branched smaller tubes of the bronchi
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- Made up of 2, location where air enters the lungs
- Organ in lower part of throat that contains the vocal cords
- Transport oxygen in blood from alveoli in lungs to the rest of the body
- occurs in cells and lungs, moving gases between external environment and internal environment
- Part of respiratory and digestive systems, cavity where oxygen or food pass though
- Tube allowing oxygen to travel from pharynx to bronchi
11 Clues: Oxygen enters the body • Branched smaller tubes of the bronchi • Made up of 2, location where air enters the lungs • Tube allowing oxygen to travel from pharynx to bronchi • Groups of cells that transfer oxygen from lungs to blood • Organ in lower part of throat that contains the vocal cords • Muscle that allows movement of lungs (inhaling and exhaling) • ...
Respiratory System 2021-11-30
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- _____ cartilage is the largest layer of cartilage on the larynx
- closes during swallowing to prevent food and liquids from entering the respiratory tract
- contain a rich network of blood capillaries
- branches off into the esophagus and trachea
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- breathing
- inspiration and expiration
- allow air to be carried to both lungs
- filter inhaled air to trap dust and pathogens
- membrane that encloses each lung
- voice box
- divides the nose into 2 hollow spaces
11 Clues: breathing • voice box • inspiration and expiration • membrane that encloses each lung • allow air to be carried to both lungs • divides the nose into 2 hollow spaces • contain a rich network of blood capillaries • branches off into the esophagus and trachea • filter inhaled air to trap dust and pathogens • _____ cartilage is the largest layer of cartilage on the larynx • ...
Respiratory System 2022-01-21
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- this word means to breathe in
- this is the system through which we breathe
- this means to breathe out
- this organ allows you to breathe in and also to eat
- this is a sticky substance we have in our nostrils and also our lungs that filter out germs and particles
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- this organ is also called the windpipe
- this is the air we breathe out
- this is the air we breathe in
- this organ allows us to breathe in as well as smell
- the dome-shaped muscle under our lungs that contract and relax when we breathe
- this is the big organ inside our chests where air is exchanged
11 Clues: this means to breathe out • this is the air we breathe in • this word means to breathe in • this is the air we breathe out • this organ is also called the windpipe • this is the system through which we breathe • this organ allows us to breathe in as well as smell • this organ allows you to breathe in and also to eat • ...
Respiratory System 2022-01-21
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- this word means to breathe in
- this is a sticky substance we have in our nostrils and also our lungs that filter out germs and particles
- this is the big organ inside our chests where air is exchanged
- this is the air we breathe out
- this organ is also called the windpipe
- this is the air we breathe in
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- this means to breathe out
- this is the system through which we breathe
- the dome-shaped muscle under our lungs that contract and relax when we breathe
- this organ allows you to breathe in and also to eat
- this organ allows us to breathe in as well as smell
11 Clues: this means to breathe out • this word means to breathe in • this is the air we breathe in • this is the air we breathe out • this organ is also called the windpipe • this is the system through which we breathe • this organ allows you to breathe in and also to eat • this organ allows us to breathe in as well as smell • ...
respiratory system 2022-06-20
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- carries oxygen to the lungs
- lets air pass through your throat to your trachea
- help form and move the chest wall
- allow optimal expansion and contraction of the lungs during breathing.
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- where gas exchange takes place
- keeps the pleura moist and reduces friction between the membranes when you breathe.
- protects the organs in the thoracic cavity, assists in respiration, and provides support for the upper extremities.
- carry air to small sacs in your lungs called alveoli.
- upon inhalation it contracts and the chest cavity expands upon exhalation it relaxes and rests
- The heart then sends the blood to the lungs to pick up more oxygen.
- allow oxygen in the air to be taken into the body, while also letting the body get rid of carbon dioxide in the air breathed out.
11 Clues: carries oxygen to the lungs • where gas exchange takes place • help form and move the chest wall • lets air pass through your throat to your trachea • carry air to small sacs in your lungs called alveoli. • The heart then sends the blood to the lungs to pick up more oxygen. • allow optimal expansion and contraction of the lungs during breathing. • ...
Respiratory System 2022-05-18
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- Has 3 different regions; connected to nose.
- Help warm the air in your nose.
- Branches off from trachea into your lungs.
- Transport oxygen to blood.
- Smaller air pipes in your lungs.
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- Connected to nasal cavity and larynx.
- Where you air travels in your body most of the time.
- Muscle that controls breathing.
- Main organ of respiratory system.
- Allows air to travel in and from your lungs.
- Voice box.
11 Clues: Voice box. • Transport oxygen to blood. • Muscle that controls breathing. • Help warm the air in your nose. • Smaller air pipes in your lungs. • Main organ of respiratory system. • Connected to nasal cavity and larynx. • Branches off from trachea into your lungs. • Has 3 different regions; connected to nose. • Allows air to travel in and from your lungs. • ...
Respiratory system 2023-05-18
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- A tubular passageway for air to the lungs only.
- Inferior portion of pharynx
- (voice box) Connects the laryngopharynx to the Trachea
- The right and left primary bronchi enter the hilum of each corresponding lung.
- The most superior portion of the pharynx
- The portion of the nose that is visible on the face and the supporting framework of bone and hyaline cartilage.
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- Intermediate portion of the pharynx
- Funnel shaped tube that starts at the internal nares and extends to the level of the cricoid cartilage, the most inferior cartilage of the larynx
- Large space in the anterior aspect of the skull that lies inferior to the nasal bone and superior to the oral cavity (mouth).
- Two cone-shaped organs, They lie within the thoracic cavity.
- It is the most superior portion of the upper respiratory tract and is comprised of two portions
11 Clues: Inferior portion of pharynx • Intermediate portion of the pharynx • The most superior portion of the pharynx • A tubular passageway for air to the lungs only. • (voice box) Connects the laryngopharynx to the Trachea • Two cone-shaped organs, They lie within the thoracic cavity. • The right and left primary bronchi enter the hilum of each corresponding lung. • ...
Respiratory System 2023-10-25
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- Filters, warms, and moistens air as it travels toward the lungs. Commonly known as the throat, located above the larynx.
- Carries the air directly into the lungs. Breaks off into two branches (left and right).
- The space between the pleura, two thin membranes that lines and surrounds the lungs. Contains pleural fluid for lubrication during contraction.
- Cavity that purifies and humidifies the air breathed in. Located behind the nose and mouth.
- Way for air to enter body.
- Allows air to pass through but blocks food from entering the trachea.
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- Creates a vacuum, pulling air into the lungs. When the muscle contracts, air is pulled in; when it relaxes, air is pushed out of the lungs.
- Regulates temperature and humidity; and drain mucus to regulate pressure in the nasal cavity. Located below the nasal cavity and the eyes.
- A flap in the throat that keeps food from entering the windpipe and the lungs. Attached on top of the larynx to allow air.
- Extract oxygen from the air and transfer it to the bloodstream while releasing carbon dioxide. Located in the chest containing the bronchi, alveoli, and many blood vessels.
- Carries air to and from the lungs. It connects the pharynx and larynx to the lungs.
11 Clues: Way for air to enter body. • Allows air to pass through but blocks food from entering the trachea. • Carries air to and from the lungs. It connects the pharynx and larynx to the lungs. • Carries the air directly into the lungs. Breaks off into two branches (left and right). • ...
Respiratory System 2023-11-05
11 Clues: throat • voicebox • windpipe • has 3 lobes • has 2 lobes • bones that protect the lungs • muscle that helps us breathe • small sacs where gas is exchanged • small tubes at the end of the bronchus • a tube to connect the trachea to the lungs • space in the head where air travels to warm and humidify.
respiratory system 2024-03-05
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- balance within all of your body systems
- organs working together
- a tube that transports air to the bronchial tubes
- tissues working together
- tubes (2) that carry air into the lungs
- cells working together form this
- little sacs that absorb air and dispel carbon dioxide as blood vessels pass through it
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- an organ system whose job it is to exchange gas
- the smallest living particle in an organism (plural)
- organ systems working together
- a pair of pinkish spongy organs in your chest that take in oxygen and get rid of carbon dioxide
11 Clues: organs working together • tissues working together • organ systems working together • cells working together form this • balance within all of your body systems • tubes (2) that carry air into the lungs • an organ system whose job it is to exchange gas • a tube that transports air to the bronchial tubes • the smallest living particle in an organism (plural) • ...
This Will Be Graded For Completion and Accuracy 2017-05-11
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- One of the types of muscle tissue in your body. It is located around the heart.
- Protection and _______________ are the two primary functions of the skeletal system.
- The circulatory system carries oxygen to every _______________ in your body.
- This system is responsible for exchanging gases with the environment.
- The cells that make up the peripheral nervous system.
- The organ that organizes all the signals in the nervous system.
- These are found in closed circulatory systems.
- This process creates carbon dioxide that your body uses the respiratory system to get rid of.
- The system that works to protect you from diseases and illnesses. It also has no major organs.
- You have two of these and they are where your body exchanges gases with the circulatory system.
- This organ provides the pressure to move blood through your body.
- A skeletal system that is made up of bones inside the body.
- The stable environment of your cells that allows a cell to live.
- The core organ in the excretory system (I also taught it as part of the digestive system).
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- These chemicals are created by the endocrine system.
- Helps move the bones of the skeletal system.
- This system transports chemicals and oxygen throughout your body.
- The primary purpose of your muscular system.
- The water level of your body.
- What your body releases to start chemical digestion.
- This system allows the digestion of food and absorbing of nutrients in your body.
- The system that makes sure a species survives.
- _______________ nervous system. This system includes your brain and spinal cord.
- Animal exchange gases through their moist _________________________.
24 Clues: The water level of your body. • Helps move the bones of the skeletal system. • The primary purpose of your muscular system. • These are found in closed circulatory systems. • The system that makes sure a species survives. • These chemicals are created by the endocrine system. • What your body releases to start chemical digestion. • ...
Body Systems 2020-05-11
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- carry blood back to the heart.
- element you breath in to support cell function.
- major organ in the circulatory system.
- major organ in the respiratory system.
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- System, body system responsible for digestion.
- System, body system that works with the respiratory system to supply oxygen to the body.
- component of the central nervous system.
- part of the digestive system that churns food.
- made up of specialized cells and tissues.
- carry blood from the heart to the cells in the body.
10 Clues: carry blood back to the heart. • major organ in the circulatory system. • major organ in the respiratory system. • component of the central nervous system. • made up of specialized cells and tissues. • System, body system responsible for digestion. • part of the digestive system that churns food. • element you breath in to support cell function. • ...
Unit 2 Review Game 2020-12-08
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- This is generated when muscles contract and relax
- The cells of the nervous system that send electrical signals to other parts of the body
- The body plane that cuts the body into the left and right sides
- The process of air entering and exiting the respiratory system that is necessary for respiration
- The skinny tube in between the kidney and bladder that transports urine to the bladder
- An organ in the lymphatic system that lies near the back of the throat
- Major organ of the integumentary system
- The tendency of the body to seek and maintain an equilibrium within the body's internal environment
- Something that is produced within the bone marrow
- The place in the respiratory system where oxygen and carbon dioxide are exchanged in the bloodstream.
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- The body system that controls the internal environment through the use of glands
- The gland that lays on top of the kidneys.
- The waste that is produced by the urinary system
- The largest artery that is right above the heart.
- A blood vessel that flows towards the heart
- Large bone structure that is a major organ of the nervous system
- Muscles that attach to bones are called ________ muscles
- The type of digestion that occurs by saliva and acid within the stomach
- The movement of food through the gastrointestinal tract
- Major organ of the skeletal system
20 Clues: Major organ of the skeletal system • Major organ of the integumentary system • The gland that lays on top of the kidneys. • A blood vessel that flows towards the heart • The waste that is produced by the urinary system • This is generated when muscles contract and relax • The largest artery that is right above the heart. • ...
communicable diseases 2020-06-17
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- liquid faeces.
- a protein produced by the immune system that attacks foreign organisms.
- a protein on the surface of a substance that triggers and immune response
- the use of chemicals to treat cancer.
- tiny hair-like projections from a cell that allows substances to move past the cell.
- slimy white protein, lining the respiratory tract and alimentary canal.
- controls what happens inside a cell.
- single-celled microorganism.
- often fatal disease caused by a virus in Africa.
- Human Immunodeficiency Virus. Disease which damages the immune system.
- the organism lived in by a parasite.
- green or yellow pus from an infection.
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- where photosynthesis occurs.
- speeds up a chemical reaction.
- infectious disease of the respiratory system.
- fatal disease spread by mosquitos.
- substance that stops the reproduction of bacteria.
- inside a nucleus carrying genetic information of the living being.
- a large group of eukaryotic organisms.
19 Clues: liquid faeces. • where photosynthesis occurs. • single-celled microorganism. • speeds up a chemical reaction. • fatal disease spread by mosquitos. • controls what happens inside a cell. • the organism lived in by a parasite. • the use of chemicals to treat cancer. • a large group of eukaryotic organisms. • green or yellow pus from an infection. • ...
This Will Be Graded For Completion and Accuracy 2017-05-12
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- One of the types of muscle tissue in your body. It is located around the heart.
- The organ that organizes all the signals in the nervous system.
- This system is responsible for exchanging gases with the environment.
- The primary purpose of your muscular system.
- This system transports chemicals and oxygen throughout your body.
- This process creates carbon dioxide that your body uses the respiratory system to get rid of.
- A skeletal system that is made up of bones inside the body.
- What your body releases to start chemical digestion.
- The core organ in the excretory system (I also taught it as part of the digestive system).
- Protection and _______________ are the two primary functions of the skeletal system.
- Helps move the bones of the skeletal system.
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- This system allows the digestion of food and absorbing of nutrients in your body.
- The water level of your body.
- _______________ nervous system. This system includes your brain and spinal cord.
- The system that makes sure a species survives.
- This organ provides the pressure to move blood through your body.
- The system that works to protect you from diseases and illnesses. It also has no major organs.
- You have two of these and they are where your body exchanges gases with the circulatory system.
- These chemicals are created by the endocrine system.
- Animal exchange gases through their moist _________________________.
- The stable environment of your cells that allows a cell to live.
- These are found in closed circulatory systems.
- The cells that make up the peripheral nervous system.
- The circulatory system carries oxygen to every _______________ in your body.
24 Clues: The water level of your body. • The primary purpose of your muscular system. • Helps move the bones of the skeletal system. • The system that makes sure a species survives. • These are found in closed circulatory systems. • These chemicals are created by the endocrine system. • What your body releases to start chemical digestion. • ...
CROSSWORD PUZZLE 2024-04-15
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- windpipe
- air sacs
- allows carbon dioxide to enter plant tissue
- traps dirt in when inhaling
- muscle used for breathing
- voice box
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- powerhouse of the cell
- part of the throat behind the mouth and nasal cavity, and above the esophagus
- structure in plants that allow gas exchange
- prevents food from entering the airway
- central organs of the respiratory system
- system in charge of respiration
12 Clues: windpipe • air sacs • voice box • powerhouse of the cell • muscle used for breathing • traps dirt in when inhaling • system in charge of respiration • prevents food from entering the airway • central organs of the respiratory system • structure in plants that allow gas exchange • allows carbon dioxide to enter plant tissue • ...
This Will Be Graded For Completion and Accuracy 2017-05-11
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- What your body releases to start chemical digestion.
- A skeletal system that is made up of bones inside the body.
- Helps move the bones of the skeletal system.
- The water level of your body.
- This system allows the digestion of food and absorbing of nutrients in your body.
- This system transports chemicals and oxygen throughout your body.
- _______________ nervous system. This system includes your brain and spinal cord.
- The organ that organizes all the signals in the nervous system.
- This system is responsible for exchanging gases with the environment.
- Animal exchange gases through their moist _________________________.
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- The system that works to protect you from diseases and illnesses. It also has no major organs.
- These chemicals are created by the endocrine system.
- The cells that make up the peripheral nervous system.
- The stable environment of your cells that allows a cell to live.
- These are found in closed circulatory systems.
- This process creates carbon dioxide that your body uses the respiratory system to get rid of.
- The system that makes sure a species survives.
- One of the types of muscle tissue in your body. It is located around the heart.
- The primary purpose of your muscular system.
- This organ provides the pressure to move blood through your body.
- The circulatory system carries oxygen to every _______________ in your body.
- You have two of these and they are where your body exchanges gases with the circulatory system.
- The core organ in the excretory system (I also taught it as part of the digestive system).
- Protection and _______________ are the two primary functions of the skeletal system.
24 Clues: The water level of your body. • Helps move the bones of the skeletal system. • The primary purpose of your muscular system. • These are found in closed circulatory systems. • The system that makes sure a species survives. • These chemicals are created by the endocrine system. • What your body releases to start chemical digestion. • ...
This Will Be Graded For Completion and Accuracy 2017-05-12
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- This organ provides the pressure to move blood through your body.
- These chemicals are created by the endocrine system.
- One of the types of muscle tissue in your body. It is located around the heart.
- The circulatory system carries oxygen to every _______________ in your body.
- The system that works to protect you from diseases and illnesses. It also has no major organs.
- These are found in closed circulatory systems.
- This system is responsible for exchanging gases with the environment.
- This process creates carbon dioxide that your body uses the respiratory system to get rid of.
- The cells that make up the peripheral nervous system.
- A skeletal system that is made up of bones inside the body.
- The core organ in the excretory system (I also taught it as part of the digestive system).
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- _______________ nervous system. This system includes your brain and spinal cord.
- The organ that organizes all the signals in the nervous system.
- This system transports chemicals and oxygen throughout your body.
- Helps move the bones of the skeletal system.
- This system allows the digestion of food and absorbing of nutrients in your body.
- The stable environment of your cells that allows a cell to live.
- Animal exchange gases through their moist _________________________.
- You have two of these and they are where your body exchanges gases with the circulatory system.
- The system that makes sure a species survives.
- The water level of your body.
- What your body releases to start chemical digestion.
- The primary purpose of your muscular system.
- Protection and _______________ are the two primary functions of the skeletal system.
24 Clues: The water level of your body. • Helps move the bones of the skeletal system. • The primary purpose of your muscular system. • These are found in closed circulatory systems. • The system that makes sure a species survives. • These chemicals are created by the endocrine system. • What your body releases to start chemical digestion. • ...
The Respiratory System 2022-10-26
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- the small bunches that branch from the bronchiole where gas exchange occurs
- when nitrogen and carbon dioxide is expelled through the nose and mouth
- a flap at the top of the throat that blocks the air way or the other one whether you're breathing or eating
- a chronic disease i have that partially blocks the windpipe, thus restricting breathing
- plural for the large tubes that branch from the trachea to the lungs
- an unneeded gas made via cellular respiration
- the windpipe, a long tube where air travels to the lungs
- protective hairs found in the nose
- the voice box, found between the pharynx and trachea
- that gas needed for cellular respiration, thus energy
- the 2 organs used for respiration and gas exchange
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- when air is sucked into the lungs through the nose and mouth
- the small tubes that connect the bronchus to an alveoli
- the act of collecting air through the nasal cavity
- where the nasal cavity and mouth connect and create the throat (it's also the throat)
- the max amount of air the lungs can take
- the muscle below the lungs that contract to help us breathe
17 Clues: protective hairs found in the nose • the max amount of air the lungs can take • an unneeded gas made via cellular respiration • the act of collecting air through the nasal cavity • the 2 organs used for respiration and gas exchange • the voice box, found between the pharynx and trachea • that gas needed for cellular respiration, thus energy • ...
THE RESPIRATORY SYSTEM 2020-01-21
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- ANOTHER NAME FOR VOICE BOX
- TRUE OR FALSE - A HORSE CAN BREATHES THROUGH HIS MOUTH
- ANOTHER NAME FOR WINDPIPE
- BONES COVERED IN MUCOUS MEMBRANE FOUND IN NASAL CAVITIES
- THE WINDPIPE DIVIDES INTO TWO TUBES CALLED?
- TYPE OF MEMBRANE THROUGH WHICH THE GASEOUS EXCHANGE TAKES PLACE
- PART OF THE HORSES SKELETON THAT PROTECTS THE LUNGS
- MICROSCOPIC HAIRS IN NASAL CAVITIES WHICH HELP TO TRAP DUST
- DUST PARTICLES TRAPPED IN MUCUS EXPELLED THROUGH THE NOSTRILS WHEN THE HORSE COUGHS
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- SLIPPERY MEMBRANE AROUND THE LUNGS THAT PREVENTS FRICTION
- BONE WHICH PROTECTS THE HEART AND LUNGS AT THE FRONT
- WASTE GAS BREATHED OUT
- THE DIAPHRAGM AND LUNGS DO THIS WHEN THE HORSE BREATHES OUT
- MILLIONS OF SINGLE AIR SACS IN THE LUNGS ARE CALLED WHAT?
- MUSCULAR PARTITION THAT SEPARATES CHEST FROM THE ABDOMEN
- PRINCIPAL AIM OF THE RESPIRATORY SYSTEM IS TO GET OXYGEN BREATHED IN BY THE HORSE TO WHERE?
- THE DIAPHRAGM AND LUNGS DO THIS WHEN THE HORSE BREATHES IN
17 Clues: WASTE GAS BREATHED OUT • ANOTHER NAME FOR WINDPIPE • ANOTHER NAME FOR VOICE BOX • THE WINDPIPE DIVIDES INTO TWO TUBES CALLED? • PART OF THE HORSES SKELETON THAT PROTECTS THE LUNGS • BONE WHICH PROTECTS THE HEART AND LUNGS AT THE FRONT • TRUE OR FALSE - A HORSE CAN BREATHES THROUGH HIS MOUTH • BONES COVERED IN MUCOUS MEMBRANE FOUND IN NASAL CAVITIES • ...
The Respiratory System 2021-09-19
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- The upper part of the trachea, containing the vocal cords
- A group of organs that work together to perform a function
- A thin band of muscle between two ribs that helps with breathing
- The process used by all living cells to release energy
- Tubes which branch out from the bronchi like tree roots and carry air to and from the alveoli.
- A large sheet of muscle that contracts to draw gas into the lungs
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- A gas needed by cells so that they can carry out respiration
- A tiny air sac in a lung where gas exchange occurs
- The movement of oxygen into the blood and carbon dioxide out of it
- The movement of air into and out of the lungs
- A flap of cartilage that stops food entering the trachea
- A gas produced as waste when cells release energy
- A tiny blood vessel where substances pass to and from the blood
- The main airway between the throat and the lungs
- The movement of molecules from an area of high to low concentration
- The common pathway for air and food
- An organ where gas exchange occurs between air and blood
17 Clues: The common pathway for air and food • The movement of air into and out of the lungs • The main airway between the throat and the lungs • A gas produced as waste when cells release energy • A tiny air sac in a lung where gas exchange occurs • The process used by all living cells to release energy • A flap of cartilage that stops food entering the trachea • ...
Respiratory System Review 2023-05-02
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- pores of ___ that allow gases to move through the alveolar walls
- clusters of lymphatic tissue in the pharynx that are the first line of defense against infection
- a phospholipid that lines the alveoli and prevents them from collapsing
- the structure made up of hard and soft components that separates the oral and nasal cavities
- a flap of cartilaginous tissue that covers the opening to the trachea and diverts food and liquids to the esophagus
- the two passageways that branch off the trachea and lead to the left and right lungs
- another name for the voice box
- the collective name for the respiratory and cardiovascular systems
- air sacs in the lungs responsible for gas exchange
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- another name for the throat
- the air-filled cavities that surround the nose
- three uneven, scroll-like nasal bones in the nasal cavity
- concave area between the lungs that leaves room for the heart and other structures of the chest cavity
- two small openings in the nose, another name for nostrils
- the smallest air-conducting branches of the bronchi
- double-walled sac surrounding the lungs
- connects the larynx to the throat, another name for windpipe
17 Clues: another name for the throat • another name for the voice box • double-walled sac surrounding the lungs • the air-filled cavities that surround the nose • air sacs in the lungs responsible for gas exchange • the smallest air-conducting branches of the bronchi • three uneven, scroll-like nasal bones in the nasal cavity • ...
The Respiratory System 2022-05-05
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- Means the lungs.
- Means long lasting.
- Where the exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide occurs.
- The main tube used for breathing.
- Long term inflammation of the bronchi.
- Sounds "squeaky" when you breathe.
- Another word for "snot."
- Hairlike structures that capture small particles.
- Large muscle that makes you breathe.
- Contains the vocal cords.
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- Means "to block."
- From the trachea to the bronchioles.
- Brings air to the alveoli.
- A bacterial or viral infection that causes the lungs to make a crackling sound while breathing.
- When a person's airways become narrow and swollen.
- Major cause of most types of COPD.
- Another word for mucus.
17 Clues: Means the lungs. • Means "to block." • Means long lasting. • Another word for mucus. • Another word for "snot." • Contains the vocal cords. • Brings air to the alveoli. • The main tube used for breathing. • Sounds "squeaky" when you breathe. • Major cause of most types of COPD. • From the trachea to the bronchioles. • Large muscle that makes you breathe. • ...
Respiratory System Review 2023-09-24
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- extends from the uvula to the epiglottis
- primary organ of respiration
- tubes that direct air into the lungs
- extension of the soft palate
- air sacs
- windpipe
- _____levels of CO2 will lower the pH of the blood.
- contraction of bronchioles leads to reduced air flow
- roof of the nasal cavity
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- the sensation of smell
- alveolar pressure is greater than atmospheric pressure
- the trachea divides into right and left primary __
- membrane surrounding the lungs
- breathing
- voice box
- blood that has passed through the lungs
- lung that has 3 lobes
- a sheet of muscle separating the thoracic from the abdominal cavity
18 Clues: air sacs • windpipe • breathing • voice box • lung that has 3 lobes • the sensation of smell • roof of the nasal cavity • primary organ of respiration • extension of the soft palate • membrane surrounding the lungs • tubes that direct air into the lungs • blood that has passed through the lungs • extends from the uvula to the epiglottis • ...
The respiratory system 2023-11-11
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- rings of cartilage
- volume of air forced out of lungs after maximal inspiration
- voice box, rigid walls of muscle
- filters out dust, warms and moistens
- flap restricting things going in wrong direction
- volume of air taken in in addition to normal tidal volume
- amount of additional air breathed out after normal expiration.
- volume of air per breath
- volume of air left in lungs after maximal expiration
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- volume of air you breathe in 1 min
- breathing
- where gaseous exchange takes place
- throat,funnel shaped
- lung capacity after you have inhaled as deeply as you can
- extend bronchi to alveoli
- muscles draw ribs up and out
- dome shaped muscle
17 Clues: breathing • rings of cartilage • dome shaped muscle • throat,funnel shaped • volume of air per breath • extend bronchi to alveoli • muscles draw ribs up and out • voice box, rigid walls of muscle • volume of air you breathe in 1 min • where gaseous exchange takes place • filters out dust, warms and moistens • flap restricting things going in wrong direction • ...
Body System Crossword 2022-11-16
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- Blood flows through this valve to go from the left ventricle to the aorta.
- Blood vessels that carry oxygenated blood away from the heart.
- Blood flows from the pulmonary vein to the...?
- The main organs of the respiratory system. They are large, soft and cone-shaped.
- This system is the body's blood transportation system.
- The number of chambers in the heart.
- This is developed over a lifetime from natural (infection) and artificial (vaccines) occurrences.
- Smallest blood vessels that carry blood from the arteries to the body's cells and from those cells to the veins.
- This blood vessel brings oxygenated blood back to the heart.
- The body's system to fight off intruders.
- The largest vein in the body that collects blood before dumping it into the right atrium.
- The muscular blood pump.
- Exhalation pushing out CO2.
- The muscle responsible for expanding and compressing the chest cavity.
- Inhalation with oxygen.
- Blood flows through the bicuspid valve into...?
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- This is the first line of defense of your immune system.
- This circulatory disorder is caused by an inadequate amount of iron in the diet and causes your RBC to live shorter lives.
- Blood flows from the tricuspid valve to the...?
- This blood vessel brings blood to the lungs.
- These WBC make antibodies and remember previous invaders.
- Blood flows through this valve to go from the right ventricle to the pulmonary artery.
- After blood has exchanged o2 for co2 in the capillaries/tissues, where does blood flow to?
- This respiratory illness can be found in the upper or lower tract of the respiratory system, it is caused by a virus. Symptoms include a runny nose, watery eyes or a cough.
- These WBC kill invaders.
- The rate at which your heart beats in a minute.
- This system is made up of the upper and lower tracts, it is the system that exchanges gases for proper body function.
- this suffix means inflammation
- Blood flows through this valve to go from the left atrium to the left ventricle.
- This is obtained at birth, you obtain this form your mother's immune system.
- vessels that take blood back to the heart.
- This is an increase in body temperature that indicates the body is fighting an infection.
- Responsible for exchanging gases with blood.
- Blood flows through this valve to go from the right atrium to the right ventricle.
- This is a form of cancer caused by uncontrolled amount of white blood cells that don't function properly.
- The largest artery in the body.
36 Clues: Inhalation with oxygen. • These WBC kill invaders. • The muscular blood pump. • Exhalation pushing out CO2. • this suffix means inflammation • The largest artery in the body. • The number of chambers in the heart. • The body's system to fight off intruders. • vessels that take blood back to the heart. • This blood vessel brings blood to the lungs. • ...
Circulatory and Respiratory System 2023-07-27
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- pockets in lungs where gas exchange happens
- the movement of muscles in respiratory system
- your blood is carried around the body by this organ
- a pale yellow liquid in your blood
- a substance that an organism needs to stay healthy
- substance that traps oxygen
- a thick liquid in your nose
- other word for breathing out
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- largest tube in respiratory system
- this type of blood protects your body from infections
- a process where particles move from a place with many particles to fewer particles
- a waste product of respiration which your lungs excrete
- other word for breathing in
- the main organ of circulatory system
- microorganisms that cause disease
- plants have holes on their leaves
- organ that allow oxygen into the blood
17 Clues: other word for breathing in • substance that traps oxygen • a thick liquid in your nose • other word for breathing out • microorganisms that cause disease • plants have holes on their leaves • largest tube in respiratory system • a pale yellow liquid in your blood • the main organ of circulatory system • organ that allow oxygen into the blood • ...
Respiratory System 2014-04-04
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- air sacs or little cushions inside the lung that fill up with oxygen
- paired organs in the chest that are primary components of respiration
- airways that lead into lungs are called?
- is connected to the bronchi and are smaller airways just before the lungs
- the front section of the neck above the larynx
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- the stuff we constantly need to breathe in to survive!
- dirty air or waste our respiratory system needs to get rid off. If it can't we die!
- the voice box is a part of the respiratory system
- muscle that helps you to breathe at the bottom most part of the respiratory system
- it is on our face, purifies air, warms cool air, but cannot purify Beijing air
- the windpipe without which we would all die!
11 Clues: airways that lead into lungs are called? • the windpipe without which we would all die! • the front section of the neck above the larynx • the voice box is a part of the respiratory system • the stuff we constantly need to breathe in to survive! • air sacs or little cushions inside the lung that fill up with oxygen • ...
Respiratory System 2013-11-15
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- makes sounds
- passage that direct air into the lungs
- movement of air into and out of the lungs
- what is another name for pharynx
- breathing is controlled by
- what moisten cleans and warms the air
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- what is one thing that respiration produce
- what is another name for trachea
- Dark sticky substance that is formed when tobacco burns
- makes lung contract
- what is the main organ of the respiratory system
11 Clues: makes sounds • makes lung contract • breathing is controlled by • what is another name for trachea • what is another name for pharynx • what moisten cleans and warms the air • passage that direct air into the lungs • movement of air into and out of the lungs • what is one thing that respiration produce • what is the main organ of the respiratory system • ...
Respiratory System 2015-01-07
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- upper part of your body
- the muscles here assist in breathing
- small tubes
- helps produce breathing movements
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- What surrounds each lung?
- where gas exchange occurs
- What is next to the intercostal muscles?
- contracts when inhalation occurs
- trachea branches into _______
- also known as windpipe
- organ in where ventilation occurs
11 Clues: small tubes • also known as windpipe • upper part of your body • What surrounds each lung? • where gas exchange occurs • trachea branches into _______ • contracts when inhalation occurs • helps produce breathing movements • organ in where ventilation occurs • the muscles here assist in breathing • What is next to the intercostal muscles?
Respiratory System 2020-01-02
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- A hollow tube (wind pipe) that connects the larynx to the right and left bronchus.
- The passage that leads from the cavities of the nose and mouth to the larynx and esophagus
- An uncontrolled growth of abnormal cells in the lungs
- The airs sacks at the end of the bronchioles where the gas exchange takes place (oxygen in and carbon dioxide out)
- A series of organs which take in oxygen and give off carbon dioxide
- Primary organs of the respiratory system
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- The smallest air passageways coming off of the bronchi
- A sheet of internal skeletal muscle that extends across the bottom of the thoracic cavity (heart/lungs)
- A flap of elastic cartilage attached to the larynx that closes when food passes by
- The two major air passageways leading from the trachea to the lungs.
- Hollow muscular organ which holds the vocal cords which produce sound
11 Clues: Primary organs of the respiratory system • An uncontrolled growth of abnormal cells in the lungs • The smallest air passageways coming off of the bronchi • A series of organs which take in oxygen and give off carbon dioxide • The two major air passageways leading from the trachea to the lungs. • ...
Respiratory system 2021-02-23
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- This is created as air passes past vocal cords.
- Small tubes that carry air into the lungs.
- Where air first gets sent to the left or right.
- Small sacs where O and CO2 are exchanged.
- The respiratory system helps you...
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- Contains tiny hairs to purify the air we inhale.
- The chemical element that our lungs extract.
- The muscle that helps us breathe.
- Another word for breathing out.
- Another word for breathing in.
- Otherwise known as the windpipe.
11 Clues: Another word for breathing in. • Another word for breathing out. • Otherwise known as the windpipe. • The muscle that helps us breathe. • The respiratory system helps you... • Small sacs where O and CO2 are exchanged. • Small tubes that carry air into the lungs. • The chemical element that our lungs extract. • This is created as air passes past vocal cords. • ...
Respiratory System 2017-03-13
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- Air passes through the ........
- The delivery of oxygen from the lungs into the bloodstream and the removal on carbon dioxide from the tissues
- The smaller branches
- The tiny sacs were Gas Exchange takes place
- The two braches air passes through into the lungs
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- The primary muscle used
- The main organ
- Goes into the body
- a waste product that is created in the muscles when we exercise.
- covers the larynx while swallowing
- The type of protein found in every red blood cell
11 Clues: The main organ • Goes into the body • The smaller branches • The primary muscle used • Air passes through the ........ • covers the larynx while swallowing • The tiny sacs were Gas Exchange takes place • The type of protein found in every red blood cell • The two braches air passes through into the lungs • a waste product that is created in the muscles when we exercise. • ...
Respiratory System 2019-04-09
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- The partition separating the 2 nasal cavities in the midplane.
- one of the air cavities in the bones near the nose
- The throat,including the nasopharynx,oropharynx and laryngopharynx
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- Lid-like piece of cartilage that covers the larynx when we swallow
- The proximal portion on of the respiratory passages on either side of the nasal septum.
- The lower part of pharynx
- The secretion of the mucous membranes
- the middle portion of pharynx
- The larger air passages of the lungs branching out from the trachea.
- An airway for oxygen
- The voice box that contains the vocal cords.
11 Clues: An airway for oxygen • The lower part of pharynx • the middle portion of pharynx • The secretion of the mucous membranes • The voice box that contains the vocal cords. • one of the air cavities in the bones near the nose • The partition separating the 2 nasal cavities in the midplane. • Lid-like piece of cartilage that covers the larynx when we swallow • ...
Respiratory System 2022-05-16
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- the point at which lactate accumulation exceeds the rate at which the body can get rid of lactate
- end product of the anaerobic glycolytic system
- component of EPOC that involves the removal of lactic acid
- how many seconds does the ATP-PC system last?
- exercise without oxygen
- a factor that can impact how much lactate someone produces
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- the process of breaking down fats in the krebs cycle
- an activity a basketball player would use the ATP-PC system for
- gas produced as part of the krebs cycle
- how many minutes for the ATP-PC system recover?
- hydrogen ions combine with this in the electron transport chain
11 Clues: exercise without oxygen • gas produced as part of the krebs cycle • how many seconds does the ATP-PC system last? • end product of the anaerobic glycolytic system • how many minutes for the ATP-PC system recover? • the process of breaking down fats in the krebs cycle • component of EPOC that involves the removal of lactic acid • ...
Respiratory System 2022-01-21
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- this word means to breathe in
- this is a sticky substance we have in our nostrils and also our lungs that filter out germs and particles
- this is the big organ inside our chests where air is exchanged
- this is what we breathe out
- this organ is also called the windpipe
- this is what we breathe in
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- this means to breathe out
- this is the system through which we breathe
- the dome-shapes muscle under our lungs that contract and relax when we breathe
- this organ allows you to breathe in and also to eat
- this organ allows us to breathe in as well as smell
11 Clues: this means to breathe out • this is what we breathe in • this is what we breathe out • this word means to breathe in • this organ is also called the windpipe • this is the system through which we breathe • this organ allows you to breathe in and also to eat • this organ allows us to breathe in as well as smell • ...
Respiratory System 2022-04-22
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- the name of the nerve that controls breathing
- normal breath in and out
- component of red blood cells that carry oxygen
- skeletal muscle that helps inspiration
- the amount of air expired after a full breath in then a complete breath out.
- area of the brain that controls breathing rate
- the cartilage dome at the bottom of the thoracic cavity
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- muscles between the ribs which move the rib cage up and down during respiration
- the control of breathing from carbon dioxide levels in the blood
- the shift of the O2 dissociation curve to the right
- the amount of air expired in one minute
11 Clues: normal breath in and out • skeletal muscle that helps inspiration • the amount of air expired in one minute • the name of the nerve that controls breathing • component of red blood cells that carry oxygen • area of the brain that controls breathing rate • the shift of the O2 dissociation curve to the right • the cartilage dome at the bottom of the thoracic cavity • ...
Respiratory System 2022-05-05
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- Paired major organs of respiration that contain bronchi and are divided into clearly defined lobes
- windpipe; has distinct rings of cartilage
- flap that covers the larynx during swallowing
- drawing in of a breath
- lining of respiratory tract that secretes mucus
- no breathing
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- abnormally fast respiratory rate/breathing
- exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide gases with cells
- grape-like clusters at ends of bronchioles where exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide occurs
- tiny hairs inside nostrils that help filter air
- “voice box” that contains vocal cords
11 Clues: no breathing • drawing in of a breath • “voice box” that contains vocal cords • windpipe; has distinct rings of cartilage • abnormally fast respiratory rate/breathing • flap that covers the larynx during swallowing • tiny hairs inside nostrils that help filter air • lining of respiratory tract that secretes mucus • exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide gases with cells • ...
Respiratory system 2022-03-27
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- The wind pipe is also known as the what?
- What is the name of the air sacs in the lungs
- The intercostal muscles and _________ help us breathe.
- What is the name of the two tubes that go into the lungs
- What is the name of the small branching tubes in the lungs
- What happens in the alveoli
- The trachea has ________ rings to keep it open
- We need to breath to get __________
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- Oxygen is used during the process of _______________ to make energy
- What helps to protect the lungs?
- Carbon dioxide and ________ are the gases involved in gas exchange
- What is the name of the structure that stops food getting into your lungs
12 Clues: What happens in the alveoli • What helps to protect the lungs? • We need to breath to get __________ • The wind pipe is also known as the what? • What is the name of the air sacs in the lungs • The trachea has ________ rings to keep it open • The intercostal muscles and _________ help us breathe. • What is the name of the two tubes that go into the lungs • ...
Respiratory system 2023-03-26
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- The inflammation fo the lungs
- Quite large dome-shaped muscle
- Strings of the instrument played by singers
- Sack with lungs inside them
- "trachea" colloquially
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- "larynx" colloquially
- One is advised to eat ice cream after surgical remouval of palatine ....
- To rapidly increase (usually about temperature)
- "oesophagus" colloquially
- Anatomical term for "air sack"
- Synonym for sputum
11 Clues: Synonym for sputum • "larynx" colloquially • "trachea" colloquially • "oesophagus" colloquially • Sack with lungs inside them • The inflammation fo the lungs • Quite large dome-shaped muscle • Anatomical term for "air sack" • Strings of the instrument played by singers • To rapidly increase (usually about temperature) • ...
Respiratory System 2024-05-28
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- Tubes that are located immediately after the trachea in the respiratory tract that lead into each lung.
- A long tube with rings of cartilage that leads to the lungs.
- An organ that is part of the digestive and respiratory system. This splits into the trachea or the esophagus.
- The less healthy of the two locations to breathe in through.
- Flap of cartilage that prevents water or food from entering the trachea.
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- Empty space behind the nose where air is warmed before it reaches the lungs.
- Smaller branches located inside the lungs.
- Location of the voice box and where the vocal cords are located.
- A sheet of skeletal muscle that is not part of the respiratory tract but helps with respiration.
- Air-filled sacs where gas exchange between oxygen and carbon dioxide occurs.
- The healthier of the two locations to breathe in through.
11 Clues: Smaller branches located inside the lungs. • The healthier of the two locations to breathe in through. • A long tube with rings of cartilage that leads to the lungs. • The less healthy of the two locations to breathe in through. • Location of the voice box and where the vocal cords are located. • ...
Respiratory System 2023-09-18
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- one inspiration plus the following expiration
- gas exchange between the blood and the air in the lungs
- maximum amount of air a person can exhale after taking the deepest breath possible
- the volume of air that enters (or leaves) in one respiratory cycle
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- exhalation
- measurement of air volumes in and out of the lungs
- in blood between the lungs and body cells
- movement of air into and out of the lungs
- remaining air in the lungs after expiration
- inhalation
- respiration oxygen utilization and carbon dioxide production
11 Clues: exhalation • inhalation • in blood between the lungs and body cells • movement of air into and out of the lungs • remaining air in the lungs after expiration • one inspiration plus the following expiration • measurement of air volumes in and out of the lungs • gas exchange between the blood and the air in the lungs • ...
Respiratory System 2023-09-20
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- Tubes that lead to alveoli
- Do this maneuver when someone is choking
- a long-term condition that affects the airways in the lungs
- Carries air in and out of lungs
- asthma death rate (rounded)
- dispenses medication called a bronchodilator, which expands or dilates the airways, making it easier to breathe
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- Used to bring air into the body
- takes in oxygen and gets rid of CO2
- Having severe difficulty breathing because of a constricted or obstructed throat or a lack of air
- one of the most important steps when dealing with an emergency
- Tiny air sacs where the exchange of O2 and CO2 occurs
11 Clues: Tubes that lead to alveoli • asthma death rate (rounded) • Used to bring air into the body • Carries air in and out of lungs • takes in oxygen and gets rid of CO2 • Do this maneuver when someone is choking • Tiny air sacs where the exchange of O2 and CO2 occurs • a long-term condition that affects the airways in the lungs • ...
Respiratory System 2023-09-19
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- Also known as the windpipe
- Gas formed during respiration
- Organs that transfer oxygen into the blood
- Air sacs.
- Flap that prevents food or drink from entering the respiratory system
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- Delivers air to the gas exchanging units
- The throat
- Conducts oxygen into the lungs
- Tiny blood vessels that distribute oxygen to cells
- The nose
- Gas that is required for someone to live.
11 Clues: The nose • Air sacs. • The throat • Also known as the windpipe • Gas formed during respiration • Conducts oxygen into the lungs • Delivers air to the gas exchanging units • Gas that is required for someone to live. • Organs that transfer oxygen into the blood • Tiny blood vessels that distribute oxygen to cells • ...
Respiratory system 2024-07-09
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- Millions of these in your lungs diffuse oxygen into the blood
- Excess waste produced from the breathing process
- This allows us to speak, also known as a "voicebox"
- these cords are ligaments that vibrate when air pass over them
- These organs are responsible for breathing
- The lining in your nose to moisten air
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- Muscle that inflates and deflates lungs
- Tube in the throat known as the "windpipe"
- Where does the oxygen-rich blood go when it leaves the lungs
- The "branches" inside your lungs
- Used in cells to burn food and release nutrients
11 Clues: The "branches" inside your lungs • The lining in your nose to moisten air • Muscle that inflates and deflates lungs • Tube in the throat known as the "windpipe" • These organs are responsible for breathing • Excess waste produced from the breathing process • Used in cells to burn food and release nutrients • This allows us to speak, also known as a "voicebox" • ...
Respiratory system 2023-12-05
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- Helps athletes with their respiratory system
- The _____ transports air from the lower end of the larynx into the upper chest, where it divides into two branches (bronchi) that connect to the lungs.
- Most often, the cancer develops in the main part of the lungs near the air sacs. DNA mutations in the lungs cause irregular cells to multiply and create an uncontrolled growth of abnormal cells, or a tumor
- Symptoms, which include cough, fever, shaking chills and shortness of breath, can range from mild to severe.
- _____ ______ is a form of COPD emphasized by a chronic cough. Usually, people cough up sputum (mucus from the lungs), especi
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- ____ is defined as a common, chronic respiratory condition that causes difficulty breathing due to inflammation of the airways.
- The _________ is a sheet of skeletal muscle located in the chest that helps breathing. During inhalation, the diaphragm contracts to create a vacuum that pulls air into the lungs.
- The ___ ____, or mouth, includes two main areas. The vestibule is located between the cheeks and teeth, and the oral cavity is bounded by the teeth and contains the tongue.
- This primary respiratory organ in the body is responsible for exchanging oxygen and carbon dioxide in the blood. There are two of these organs, one on each side of the body, that receive air from the bronchi.
- The _____ is located in the front of the neck, just in front of the esophagus and above the trachea.
- The ____ ____is the internal part of the nose. The openings that allow air to enter are called nares
11 Clues: Helps athletes with their respiratory system • The _____ is located in the front of the neck, just in front of the esophagus and above the trachea. • The ____ ____is the internal part of the nose. The openings that allow air to enter are called nares • ...
Respiratory system 2023-11-08
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- The gas that is inhaled
- the gas that is exhaled
- a sheet of muscle underneath the lungs
- process of air constantly moving through lungs
- function is to protect chest
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- The little tubes that transfer air to the alveoli for diffusion
- Gas exchange takes place here
- where the trachea splits into two parts into each lung
- The ability to pass oxygen into blood
- has stiff rings of cartilage to prevent collapsing
- Two organs situated in chest and used for breathing
11 Clues: The gas that is inhaled • the gas that is exhaled • function is to protect chest • Gas exchange takes place here • The ability to pass oxygen into blood • a sheet of muscle underneath the lungs • process of air constantly moving through lungs • has stiff rings of cartilage to prevent collapsing • Two organs situated in chest and used for breathing • ...
Respiratory system 2019-01-29
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- what side of the heart is responsible for pumping oxygenated blood into the body?
- name one component found in blood.
- name a function of the respiratory system.
- these have thick walls and take blood at high pressure to working organs to provide oxygen.
- what does the diaphragm do when you breath out?
- have a thinner muscle and take oxygenated blood to the heart and remove waste products.#
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- what does the diaphragm do when you breath in?
- these are once cell thick and exchange of oxygen, co2, salts and water between blood and body tissue
- what is the main function of platelets?
- what side of the heart is responsible for pumping deoxygenated blood into the body?
- what muscle type is fast twitch and is both aerobic and anaerobic
11 Clues: name one component found in blood. • what is the main function of platelets? • name a function of the respiratory system. • what does the diaphragm do when you breath in? • what does the diaphragm do when you breath out? • what muscle type is fast twitch and is both aerobic and anaerobic • ...
Respiratory system 2018-03-26
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- membrane protects the lungs, provides a vacuum so that the lungs do not collapse
- trachea divides into this,conducts air into the lungs, lined with ciliated epithilium
- muscles between the ribs and pleural membrane, allows the person to breath
- important muscle in respiration,vital component in the breathing process
- made of fibrous and elastic tissue,embedded with rings of cartilage, warms the air
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- cavity divided by a septum, contains ciliated epithelium, mucus traps particles and dust
- passageway for air and food, supports speech, hearing and taste, humidifies air
- primary organ in the respiratory system
- gas exchange in the lungs takes place here,look like air sacs
- cartilage starts to disappear here,controls rate of air with muscle contractions
- reflex action closes trachea when swallowing,sound is produced here
11 Clues: primary organ in the respiratory system • gas exchange in the lungs takes place here,look like air sacs • reflex action closes trachea when swallowing,sound is produced here • important muscle in respiration,vital component in the breathing process • muscles between the ribs and pleural membrane, allows the person to breath • ...
Respiratory System 2021-11-30
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- divides the nose into 2 hollow spaces
- filter inhaled air to trap dust and pathogens
- _____ cartilage is the largest layer of cartilage on the larynx
- allow air to be carried to both lungs
- branches off into the esophagus and trachea
- membrane that encloses each lung
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- breathing
- voice box
- closes during swallowing to prevent food and liquids from entering the respiratory tract
- inspiration and expiration
- contain a rich network of blood capillaries
11 Clues: breathing • voice box • inspiration and expiration • membrane that encloses each lung • divides the nose into 2 hollow spaces • allow air to be carried to both lungs • branches off into the esophagus and trachea • contain a rich network of blood capillaries • filter inhaled air to trap dust and pathogens • _____ cartilage is the largest layer of cartilage on the larynx • ...
Respiratory System 2021-11-30
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- _____ cartilage is the largest layer of cartilage on the larynx
- closes during swallowing to prevent food and liquids from entering the respiratory tract
- contain a rich network of blood capillaries
- branches off into the esophagus and trachea
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- breathing
- inspiration and expiration
- allow air to be carried to both lungs
- filter inhaled air to trap dust and pathogens
- membrane that encloses each lung
- voice box
- divides the nose into 2 hollow spaces
11 Clues: breathing • voice box • inspiration and expiration • membrane that encloses each lung • allow air to be carried to both lungs • divides the nose into 2 hollow spaces • contain a rich network of blood capillaries • branches off into the esophagus and trachea • filter inhaled air to trap dust and pathogens • _____ cartilage is the largest layer of cartilage on the larynx • ...
Respiratory System 2021-11-30
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- _____ cartilage is the largest layer of cartilage on the larynx
- closes during swallowing to prevent food and liquids from entering the respiratory tract
- contain a rich network of blood capillaries
- branches off into the esophagus and trachea
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- breathing
- inspiration and expiration
- allow air to be carried to both lungs
- filter inhaled air to trap dust and pathogens
- membrane that encloses each lung
- voice box
- divides the nose into 2 hollow spaces
11 Clues: breathing • voice box • inspiration and expiration • membrane that encloses each lung • allow air to be carried to both lungs • divides the nose into 2 hollow spaces • contain a rich network of blood capillaries • branches off into the esophagus and trachea • filter inhaled air to trap dust and pathogens • _____ cartilage is the largest layer of cartilage on the larynx • ...
Respiratory System 2021-12-05
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- help protects the organs in the chest.
- a lung.
- it sends oxygen to our lungs.
- One of a pair of organs in the chest that supplies the body with oxygen.
- the passive movement of molecules.
- A large airway that leads from the trachea
- it carry's air in and out of your lungs.
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- A tiny branch of air tubes in the lungs.
- where the lungs and the blood exchange oxygen and carbon dioxide.
- helps organisms grow, reproduce.
- the major muscle of respiration.
11 Clues: a lung. • it sends oxygen to our lungs. • helps organisms grow, reproduce. • the major muscle of respiration. • the passive movement of molecules. • help protects the organs in the chest. • A tiny branch of air tubes in the lungs. • it carry's air in and out of your lungs. • A large airway that leads from the trachea • ...
respiratory system 2021-11-26
respiratory system 2022-09-09
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- A tiny branch of air tubes in the lungs.
- situated or extending between the ribs.
- a tough and flexible tissue that lines joints and gives structure to the nose, ears, larynx, and other parts of the body.
- The area of the throat containing the vocal cords and used for breathing, swallowing, and talking.
- One of a pair of organs in the chest that supplies the body with oxygen, and removes carbon dioxide from the body.
- either of the two primary divisions of the trachea that lead respectively into the right and the left lung broadly
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- is the flow of the breath out of an organism.
- is part of the respiratory system and digestive system. It carries air, food and fluid down from the nose and mouth
- the process of movement of molecules under a concentration gradient
- A protein inside red blood cells that carries oxygen from the lungs to tissues and organs in the body and carries carbon dioxide back to the lungs.
- The airway that leads from the larynx (voice box) to the bronchi
11 Clues: situated or extending between the ribs. • A tiny branch of air tubes in the lungs. • is the flow of the breath out of an organism. • The airway that leads from the larynx (voice box) to the bronchi • the process of movement of molecules under a concentration gradient • ...
Respiratory System 2021-02-03
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- Warms and moistens air
- Smaller subdivisions off each bronchi
- Diffusion of Oxygen and Carbon Dioxide between the bloodstream and the lungs
- Air sac responsible for gaseous exchange
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- Gas our body needs to survive
- Sheet of muscle that contracts to breath in
- Windpipe with 18 rings of cartilage providing a passageway for air from your voice box to bronchi
- Passageway for air that splits off into the left and right lung
- Filters and traps dust from the air
- Muscles between each rib that contracts to move each rib cage during breathing
- Pair of breathing organs
11 Clues: Warms and moistens air • Pair of breathing organs • Gas our body needs to survive • Filters and traps dust from the air • Smaller subdivisions off each bronchi • Air sac responsible for gaseous exchange • Sheet of muscle that contracts to breath in • Passageway for air that splits off into the left and right lung • ...
Respiratory System 2021-04-07
11 Clues: primary organs • Act of breathing • What you breathe out • Hair like structures • flow into an organism • flow out of an organism • Where food passes through • Main passageway into lungs • amount of air you can breath in • Bones that protect internal organs • Where the air comes in and out of the body
Respiratory System 2021-05-24
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- The bones that protect the lungs
- The action of 'breathing out'
- Also known as the 'windpipe'
- 2 spongy organs that are the main organs of respiration
- Where the vocal cords are found
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- What happens when your diaphragm suddenly contract...they can be quite annoying!
- The flap of cartilage that prevents water and food from going down the trachea
- The big muscle that sits between your stomach and lungs
- 2 tubes - one of which leads to the left lung and one leads to the right lung
- The cite of gas exchange
- The action of 'breathing in'
11 Clues: The cite of gas exchange • Also known as the 'windpipe' • The action of 'breathing in' • The action of 'breathing out' • Where the vocal cords are found • The bones that protect the lungs • The big muscle that sits between your stomach and lungs • 2 spongy organs that are the main organs of respiration • ...
Respiratory System 2021-06-25
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- Two tubes that connect the trachea to the lungs.
- dioxide, A gas that you breathe out. It is a waste gas.
- Tiny sacs where gas exchange takes place.
- exchange, The movement of carbon dioxide and oxygen between alveoli and capillaries.
- Breathe out.
- What we breathe.
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- All animals need this gas to make food into energy.
- Large muscle that controls the lungs.
- scientific name for the windpipe or air tube.
- One of two places where air enters your body
- Breathe in.
11 Clues: Breathe in. • Breathe out. • What we breathe. • Large muscle that controls the lungs. • Tiny sacs where gas exchange takes place. • One of two places where air enters your body • scientific name for the windpipe or air tube. • Two tubes that connect the trachea to the lungs. • All animals need this gas to make food into energy. • ...
Respiratory System 2021-06-07
11 Clues: main organs • lines the nose • 2 narrow tubes • microscopic sacs • a tubelike passageway • a triangle shaped area • reduces space around lungs • air is warmed and moistened • held open by C-shaped rings • moves air in and out of lungs • the movement of air into and out of the lungs
Respiratory System 2017-11-11
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- a tube at the back of the throat that connects the nose and mouth. It is where food and air pass through this tube.
- has two openings called the nostrils and is used for smelling and breathing
- also known as windpipe that stretches from the neck down to the chest. It is lined with mucus-producing cells and epithelial cells.
- these are tiny air sacs that have network of pulmonary capillaries.
- is a tiny coarse hair that are found along the walls of the nostrils. It is important in trapping and filtering foreign bodies.
- front part of the neck between the chin and the collarbone. It contains the tonsils and other respiratory tract organs.
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- are the chief breathing organs where exchange of gases takes place.
- these are smaller tubes that look like inverted trees with branches and twigs. They contain millions of tiny air sacs.
- the lower end of the trachea that splits into two narrow tubes. They are responsible for carrying air to the lungs.
- a thick, sticky fluid that covers the surface of the air passages and traps and filters foreign bodies too.
- found between the back of the tongue and the trachea. It is also called the voice box that is responsible for human voice.
11 Clues: are the chief breathing organs where exchange of gases takes place. • these are tiny air sacs that have network of pulmonary capillaries. • has two openings called the nostrils and is used for smelling and breathing • a thick, sticky fluid that covers the surface of the air passages and traps and filters foreign bodies too. • ...
Respiratory System 2023-05-18
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- small blood vessels in the lungs where carbon dioxide and oxygen exchange occurs
- fluid necessary for reduction of friction between the lungs and cavity
- voice box
- lid-like structure that covers windpipe during swallowing to prevent choking
- trachea divides in 2
- movement of air into the airway
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- series of branching tubes in the lungs that transport air
- large flat muscle connected to the ribs at the bottom of the thoracic cavity
- windpipe, rigid tube about 5 inches long surrounded by cartilaginous rings
- site of gas exchange, small air sacs at the terminal end of the lung bronchioles
- take in oxygen, rid body of carbon dioxide
11 Clues: voice box • trachea divides in 2 • movement of air into the airway • take in oxygen, rid body of carbon dioxide • series of branching tubes in the lungs that transport air • fluid necessary for reduction of friction between the lungs and cavity • windpipe, rigid tube about 5 inches long surrounded by cartilaginous rings • ...
Respiratory system 2023-12-05
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- Helps athletes with their respiratory system
- The _____ transports air from the lower end of the larynx into the upper chest, where it divides into two branches (bronchi) that connect to the lungs.
- Most often, the cancer develops in the main part of the lungs near the air sacs. DNA mutations in the lungs cause irregular cells to multiply and create an uncontrolled growth of abnormal cells, or a tumor
- Symptoms, which include cough, fever, shaking chills and shortness of breath, can range from mild to severe.
- _____ ______ is a form of COPD emphasized by a chronic cough. Usually, people cough up sputum (mucus from the lungs), especi
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- ____ is defined as a common, chronic respiratory condition that causes difficulty breathing due to inflammation of the airways.
- The _________ is a sheet of skeletal muscle located in the chest that helps breathing. During inhalation, the diaphragm contracts to create a vacuum that pulls air into the lungs.
- The ___ ____, or mouth, includes two main areas. The vestibule is located between the cheeks and teeth, and the oral cavity is bounded by the teeth and contains the tongue.
- This primary respiratory organ in the body is responsible for exchanging oxygen and carbon dioxide in the blood. There are two of these organs, one on each side of the body, that receive air from the bronchi.
- The _____ is located in the front of the neck, just in front of the esophagus and above the trachea.
- The ____ ____is the internal part of the nose. The openings that allow air to enter are called nares
11 Clues: Helps athletes with their respiratory system • The _____ is located in the front of the neck, just in front of the esophagus and above the trachea. • The ____ ____is the internal part of the nose. The openings that allow air to enter are called nares • ...
Respiratory System 2024-01-12
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- oxygen into the body. 8 letters
- out air from the lungs. 8 letters
- substance carried by the blood to transport oxygen. 8 letters
- muscle beneath the lungs, aids in breathing. 8 letters
- main air passage to the lungs. 7 letters
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- connecting the trachea to the bronchi. 6 letters
- process of inhaling and exhaling air. 11 letters
- muscle below the lungs that helps in breathing. 6 letters
- of the trachea that lead into the lungs. 6 letters
- region containing the vocal cords. 5 letters
- air sacs in the lungs where gas exchange occurs. 6 letters
- where oxygen and carbon dioxide exchange occurs. 4 letters
12 Clues: oxygen into the body. 8 letters • out air from the lungs. 8 letters • main air passage to the lungs. 7 letters • region containing the vocal cords. 5 letters • connecting the trachea to the bronchi. 6 letters • process of inhaling and exhaling air. 11 letters • of the trachea that lead into the lungs. 6 letters • muscle beneath the lungs, aids in breathing. 8 letters • ...
Respiratory System 2023-10-08
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- Hair line structure to remove debris
- Inflammatory process in Lobar pneumonia
- Inflammatory process in Bronchopneumonia
- Accumulation of fluid in pleural cavity
- Tiny air sac for gas exchange
- Damage enlarged air sac lungs
- Accumulation of air in pleural space
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- Abnormal growth in lungs
- Bacterial infection to lung lesion
- Inflammation in Bronchiol tube
- Thick secretion in lungs
11 Clues: Abnormal growth in lungs • Thick secretion in lungs • Tiny air sac for gas exchange • Damage enlarged air sac lungs • Inflammation in Bronchiol tube • Bacterial infection to lung lesion • Hair line structure to remove debris • Accumulation of air in pleural space • Inflammatory process in Lobar pneumonia • Accumulation of fluid in pleural cavity • ...
Respiratory System 2016-09-28
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- Smaller branches of each bronchus
- Breathing in
- The right lung has three of these while the left lung has only two
- Breathing out
- Lungs are separated from the abdominal cavity by this muscular structure
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- Another name for our throat
- A two layered sac that covers each lung
- Another name for voice box
- Small grape-like cluster at the end of the bronchioles where oxygen and carbon dioxide are exchanged
- Another name for our windpipe
- This is a piece of cartilage that acts like a lid over the larynx
11 Clues: Breathing in • Breathing out • Another name for voice box • Another name for our throat • Another name for our windpipe • Smaller branches of each bronchus • A two layered sac that covers each lung • This is a piece of cartilage that acts like a lid over the larynx • The right lung has three of these while the left lung has only two • ...
Respiratory System 2024-04-24
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- Carbon _______.
- They expand when you inhale.
- Connects the bronchus to the alveoli.
- Were the oxygen enters your body.
- Blood vessels in the wall of the alveoli.
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- The _______ exchanges oxygen and carbon dioxide in the blood.
- The process of exchanging the oxygen and carbon dioxide in the blood.
- The muscle that inflates and deflates the lungs.
- It separates the air to go into each lung.
- Sends air to the lungs
- The most important fuel for the cells.
11 Clues: Carbon _______. • Sends air to the lungs • They expand when you inhale. • Were the oxygen enters your body. • Connects the bronchus to the alveoli. • The most important fuel for the cells. • Blood vessels in the wall of the alveoli. • It separates the air to go into each lung. • The muscle that inflates and deflates the lungs. • ...
Body Systems/Homeostasis BB 2023-03-15
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- organs that make substances
- muscle ___ contracts to move muscles
- ___ system allows people to feel
- ___ system is the frame for the human body
- ___ system breaks down food for nutrients
- ___ system lets you breath
- the body's chemical messengers
- ___ system removes waste from the body
- muscle ___ are muscle cells
- the tubes that form a bond between the arterioles and venules.
- ___ feedback inhibits another system
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- ___ loop keeps the body systems in check
- ___ feedback strengthens another system
- ___ system allows you to move
- ___ system lets blood flow through the body
- ___ system creates hormones for the body
- ___ system is what creates offspring
- what the body systems are trying to reach
- ___ return used blood to the heart
- ___ distribute blood to other systems
20 Clues: ___ system lets you breath • organs that make substances • muscle ___ are muscle cells • ___ system allows you to move • the body's chemical messengers • ___ system allows people to feel • ___ return used blood to the heart • muscle ___ contracts to move muscles • ___ system is what creates offspring • ___ feedback inhibits another system • ___ distribute blood to other systems • ...
Anatomy Chapter 1 Review 2024-02-11
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- study of the eye
- system that includes liver or stomach
- study of the aging process
- study of newborns
- system that has major function of gas exchange
- system that transports nutrients throughout body
- study of tissues
- study of cancer
- system that filters waste out of blood
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- system that has function of movement
- system that includes skin, hair and nails
- system that provides framework and protects organs
- system that sends chemical messages throughout body
- study of the brain
- study of kidneys
- study of blood
- study of the skin
- study of the heart
18 Clues: study of blood • study of cancer • study of the eye • study of kidneys • study of tissues • study of newborns • study of the skin • study of the brain • study of the heart • study of the aging process • system that has function of movement • system that includes liver or stomach • system that filters waste out of blood • system that includes skin, hair and nails • ...
7.3 Review 2022-01-11
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- Breathing system
- a group of organs working together (2 words)
- MMHGR.R
- Brain system
- Immune system
- Heart system
- M.MHGRR (3 words)
- Muscle system
- MM.HGRR
- Make offspring system
- a group of organ systems working together
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- Get rid of waste system
- Skin system
- a group of tissues working together
- a group of cells working together
- MMH.GRR
- MMHG.RR
- Hormone system
- MMHGRR. (3 words)
- Bone system
- Breakdown food system
- basic unit of life
- One of the four tissue types (think of connections between bones and muscles)
- One of the four tissue types (think of your skin)
- One of the four tissue types (think of lifting weights)
- One of the four tissue types (think of your brain)
- study of life
27 Clues: MMH.GRR • MMHG.RR • MMHGR.R • MM.HGRR • Skin system • Bone system • Brain system • Heart system • Immune system • Muscle system • study of life • Hormone system • Breathing system • MMHGRR. (3 words) • M.MHGRR (3 words) • basic unit of life • Breakdown food system • Make offspring system • Get rid of waste system • a group of cells working together • a group of tissues working together • ...
Body systems 2023-02-21
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- Carry oxygen and nutrients through the blood
- Muscular pump that circulates blood through your body
- Muscular sac that stores urine
- Main organ of the respiratory system
- Blood vessels that carry blood back to heart
- Carries oxygenated blood back to heart
- Vessels that carry blood away from the heart
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- Carries deoxygenated blood to lungs for oxygenation
- Fragments of cells that clot blood so wounds can heal
- Filter blood and produce urine
- The systems working together to keep you alive
- Defend against foriegn invaders
- Tube that food passes through to get to stomach
- Largest vein, inferior and superior
- Largest artery in the circulatory system
- Most important respiratory system muscle, flexes, filling lungs with air
16 Clues: Filter blood and produce urine • Muscular sac that stores urine • Defend against foriegn invaders • Largest vein, inferior and superior • Main organ of the respiratory system • Carries oxygenated blood back to heart • Largest artery in the circulatory system • Carry oxygen and nutrients through the blood • Blood vessels that carry blood back to heart • ...
Organ Systems 2021-05-07
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- System that contains hormones
- Makes up the organs
- Makes up the organ system
- System that contains hair and nails
- System responsible for fighting infection
- System that contains the lungs
- System responsible for breeding
- System that contains the heart
- Main system that provides movement
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- System that contains the stomach
- System that communicates with the body
- System that contains the bones
- System that releases waste
- Makes up the tissue
14 Clues: Makes up the organs • Makes up the tissue • Makes up the organ system • System that releases waste • System that contains hormones • System that contains the bones • System that contains the lungs • System that contains the heart • System responsible for breeding • System that contains the stomach • Main system that provides movement • System that contains hair and nails • ...
Excretory System 2022-11-09
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- The Integumentary System gets rid of ______.
- This organ is one way of getting rid of waste, but its in the Digestive System.
- A process in which a machine takes place of the kidneys. (filters blood for the body)
- The Respiratory System gets rid of ______.
- A tube that carries urine from the bladder to the outside of the body.
- This organ is one way of getting rid of waste, but its in the Integumentary System.
- The _____________ filters and rids of cellular waste in our body.
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- Tubes that lead from each kidney to the bladder.
- ______ is one response to lack of water.
- The Excretory System eliminates cellular ____ from our body.
- The storage sac for urine.
- This organ is one way of getting rid of waste, but its in the Respiratory System.
- The cell organelle that relates to this system.
- The main organ of the Excretory System
- This is an issue that happens when buildup in the kidneys happen.
15 Clues: The storage sac for urine. • The main organ of the Excretory System • ______ is one response to lack of water. • The Respiratory System gets rid of ______. • The Integumentary System gets rid of ______. • The cell organelle that relates to this system. • Tubes that lead from each kidney to the bladder. • The Excretory System eliminates cellular ____ from our body. • ...
respiratory system sally 2016-11-16
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- Lung with three lobes
- Type of cartilage in trachea
- incomplete ventral 15-20 rings prevents collapse and also permits expansion during swallowing
- Type of cartilage in epiglottis
- Connects nasopharynx to middle ear and allows equalization of air pressure
- Trachea starts from this vertebrate
- Trachea is absent; Pharynx and Larynx is connected straightaway to lung
- A cartilage and two bones divides nostrils into 2: the vomer and the perpendicular plate of the ethmoid bone
- Serous membrane of lung
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- The trachea is lined with a layer of this tissue
- Scientific name for throat
- Lung with cardiac notch and two lobes
- An endocrine gland attached laterally to trachea
- Mucous secreting cell
- Protrusion of thyroid cartilage evident in males
- Trachea bifurcates at T5
- Another name for pharyngeal tonsil hanging from nasopharynx
17 Clues: Lung with three lobes • Mucous secreting cell • Serous membrane of lung • Trachea bifurcates at T5 • Scientific name for throat • Type of cartilage in trachea • Type of cartilage in epiglottis • Trachea starts from this vertebrate • Lung with cardiac notch and two lobes • The trachea is lined with a layer of this tissue • An endocrine gland attached laterally to trachea • ...
The Respiratory System 2012-03-23
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- the windpipe; a passage through which air moves in the respiratory system.
- drug in tobacco that increases the activities of the nervous system, heart, and other organs.
- the process in which oxygen and glucose undergo a complex series of chemical reactions inside cells; also called cellular respiration
- cords Folds of connective tissue that stretch across the opening of the larynx and produce a person's voice.
- a dark, sticky substance that forms when tobacco burns
- cords:Folds of connective tissue that stretch across the opening of the larynx and produce a person's voice.
- the throat; part of both the respiratory and digestive systems.
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- is a chronic (long-lasting) inflammatory disease of the airways.
- the passages that direct air into the lungs.
- an irritation of the breathing passages in which the small passages become narrower than normal and may be clogged with mucus.
- A large muscle located at the bottom of a mammal's rib cage that functions in breathing
- Usually referred to as the flu or grippe.
- a serious disease that destroys lung tissue and causes breathing difficulties.
- tiny sacs of lung tissue specialized for the movement of gases between air and blood
- tiny hair like extensions that move together in a sweeping motion
- Monoxide:A colorless, odorless gas produced when substances-including tobacco-are burned
- Cancer is a cancer that originates in the tissues of the lungs or the cells lining the airways
17 Clues: Usually referred to as the flu or grippe. • the passages that direct air into the lungs. • a dark, sticky substance that forms when tobacco burns • the throat; part of both the respiratory and digestive systems. • is a chronic (long-lasting) inflammatory disease of the airways. • tiny hair like extensions that move together in a sweeping motion • ...
Respiratory System - Tilly 2022-10-26
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- Hairs in the nose that stop dust from getting into the lungs
- Tiny ends of bronchioles where capillaries exchange gas
- The organ that controls breathing and expands and contract
- Chemical in deoxygenated blood to be breathed out
- Windpipe
- Lid above the pharynx to stop food from getting into the windpipe
- capacity The amount that your lungs can expand to
- Throat behind the mouth and nasal cavity
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- Smaller tubes inside lungs branching off from bronchi and into alveoli
- Tube leading from the trachea to the lung
- A chronic medical condition obstructing airflow
- Breathe out carbon dioxide
- Breathe in oxygen
- Muscle under the lungs that allow ventilation
- The ventilation process of gas exchange
- The chemical breathed in that is transported to organs
- Voice box
17 Clues: Windpipe • Voice box • Breathe in oxygen • Breathe out carbon dioxide • The ventilation process of gas exchange • Throat behind the mouth and nasal cavity • Tube leading from the trachea to the lung • Muscle under the lungs that allow ventilation • A chronic medical condition obstructing airflow • Chemical in deoxygenated blood to be breathed out • ...
The Respiratory System 2022-10-26
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- when air is sucked into the lungs through the nose and mouth
- the act of collecting air through the nasal cavity
- the voice box, found between the pharynx and trachea
- the muscle below the lungs that contract to help us breathe
- the max amount of air the lungs can take
- a flap at the top of the throat that blocks the air way or the other one whether you're breathing or eating
- a chronic disease i have that partially blocks the windpipe, thus restricting breathing
- the small tubes that connect the bronchus to an alveoli
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- that gas needed for cellular respiration, thus energy
- protective hairs found in the nose
- an unneeded gas made via cellular respiration
- when nitrogen and carbon dioxide is expelled through the nose and mouth
- the windpipe, a long tube where air travels to the lungs
- the 2 organs used for respiration and gas exchange
- where the nasal cavity and mouth connect and create the throat (it's also the throat)
- plural for the large tubes that branch from the trachea to the lungs
- the small bunches that branch from the bronchiole where gas exchange occurs
17 Clues: protective hairs found in the nose • the max amount of air the lungs can take • an unneeded gas made via cellular respiration • the act of collecting air through the nasal cavity • the 2 organs used for respiration and gas exchange • the voice box, found between the pharynx and trachea • that gas needed for cellular respiration, thus energy • ...
THE RESPIRATORY SYSTEM 2020-01-21
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- THE DIAPHRAGM AND LUNGS DO THIS WHEN THE HORSE BREATHES OUT
- BONES COVERED IN MUCOUS MEMBRANE FOUND IN NASAL CAVITIES
- PRINCIPAL AIM OF THE RESPIRATORY SYSTEM IS TO GET OXYGEN BREATHED IN BY THE HORSE TO WHERE?
- THE DIAPHRAGM AND LUNGS DO THIS WHEN THE HORSE BREATHES IN
- MICROSCOPIC HAIRS IN NASAL CAVITIES WHICH HELP TO TRAP DUST
- MUSCULAR PARTITION THAT SEPARATES CHEST FROM THE ABDOMEN
- SLIPPERY MEMBRANE AROUND THE LUNGS THAT PREVENTS FRICTION
- TYPE OF MEMBRANE THROUGH WHICH THE GASEOUS EXCHANGE TAKES PLACE
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- TRUE OR FALSE - A HORSE CAN BREATHES THROUGH HIS MOUTH
- WASTE GAS BREATHED OUT
- DUST PARTICLES TRAPPED IN MUCUS EXPELLED THROUGH THE NOSTRILS WHEN THE HORSE COUGHS
- ANOTHER NAME FOR WINDPIPE
- ANOTHER NAME FOR VOICE BOX
- MILLIONS OF SINGLE AIR SACS IN THE LUNGS ARE CALLED WHAT?
- BONE WHICH PROTECTS THE HEART AND LUNGS AT THE FRONT
- PART OF THE HORSES SKELETON THAT PROTECTS THE LUNGS
- THE WINDPIPE DIVIDES INTO TWO TUBES CALLED?
17 Clues: WASTE GAS BREATHED OUT • ANOTHER NAME FOR WINDPIPE • ANOTHER NAME FOR VOICE BOX • THE WINDPIPE DIVIDES INTO TWO TUBES CALLED? • PART OF THE HORSES SKELETON THAT PROTECTS THE LUNGS • BONE WHICH PROTECTS THE HEART AND LUNGS AT THE FRONT • TRUE OR FALSE - A HORSE CAN BREATHES THROUGH HIS MOUTH • BONES COVERED IN MUCOUS MEMBRANE FOUND IN NASAL CAVITIES • ...
CIRCULATORY & RESPIRATORY SYSTEM 2024-01-17
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- cleanses your body and blood
- lung infection
- exhale
- lack of red blood cells
- difficulty breathing
- brain blood flow gets cut off
- main organ of respiratory system
- the other name for high blood pressure is...
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- loss of blood clotting factors
- carry blood from the body to the heart
- inhale
- muscular pump
- smallest blood vessel in the body
- largest blood vessels in the body
- inflammation of bronchi
- clogging of arteries
- unhealthy amount of white blood cells
17 Clues: inhale • exhale • muscular pump • lung infection • difficulty breathing • clogging of arteries • inflammation of bronchi • lack of red blood cells • cleanses your body and blood • brain blood flow gets cut off • loss of blood clotting factors • main organ of respiratory system • smallest blood vessel in the body • largest blood vessels in the body • unhealthy amount of white blood cells • ...
The respiratory system 2024-03-11
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- controls the volume of the chest
- narrow tubes that carry air into a lung
- this organ takes in air and filters it with tiny hairs.
- the average number of breaths an adult takes per minute
- takes air down to the lungs
- the movement of a substance from where it is in high concentration to where it is in low concentration
- move the chest during breathing
- the release of energy from food in a cell
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- tiny air sacs for gaseous exchange
- another word for trachea
- bones that protect the lungs
- gaseous exchange
- taking in oxygen for respiration and letting out carbon dioxide and water vapour from respiration.
- a tube that carries air into the lung
- A flap of skin that stops food going into the trachea.
- A membrane that helps the lungs to move easily.
- A gas that moves from the capillaries into the alveoli
- A gas that moves from the alveoli to the capillaries
18 Clues: gaseous exchange • another word for trachea • takes air down to the lungs • bones that protect the lungs • move the chest during breathing • controls the volume of the chest • tiny air sacs for gaseous exchange • a tube that carries air into the lung • narrow tubes that carry air into a lung • the release of energy from food in a cell • ...
Science Review Chapter 3 2024-01-10
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- the top layer of skin
- the system that controls body functions and activities
- the type of circulation that provides large amounts of oxygen and nutrients necessary to keep the heart pumping
- the straw-colored liquid in the blood
- the body's largest internal organ
- large blood vessels that carry blood back to the heart
- a long muscular tube that connects your mouth to your stomach
- a group of tissues specifically arranged to perform a definite function or functions
- the "breathing muscle"
- a break or crack in a bone
- large, spongy organs of the respiratory system
- bundles of fibers that connect the central nervous system with the rest of the body
- large blood vessels that carry blood away from the heart
- the system that moves body parts
- the type of glands that help the thyroid gland control blood calcium
- the type of muscle that functions whether you think about it or not
- the nerve fibers that transmit messages from the central nervous system to the muscles and other organs
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- the nervous system composed of the nerves and nerve tissues
- the nervous system that contains the brain and spinal cord
- the system that transports nutrients, wastes, respiratory gases and other materials
- the chief organ of the nervous system
- the system that covers and protects the body
- the chemical substances that control growth, digestion, and other automatic activities
- a group of organs that function together as a unit to perform a definite job for the body
- the largest part of the brain that controls conscious though and reason
- the system that breaks down and absorbs nutrients
- strong, tough tissues that connect to other bones
- the wrinkled, fist sized mass at the back of the brain below the cerebrum
- the hardest substance in the body
- the system that provides oxygen to the blood and removes carbon dioxide from it
- the nerve fibers that transmit information to the brain and spinal cord
- the type of circulation that transports blood back and forth between the lungs and the heart
- the system that concentrates and removes liquid wastes
- the place where two or more bones meet
34 Clues: the top layer of skin • the "breathing muscle" • a break or crack in a bone • the system that moves body parts • the body's largest internal organ • the hardest substance in the body • the chief organ of the nervous system • the straw-colored liquid in the blood • the place where two or more bones meet • the system that covers and protects the body • ...
respiratory system vocab. 2016-05-03
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- each of the pair of organs situated within the rib cage, consisting of elastic sacs with branching passages into which air is drawn, so that oxygen can pass into the blood and carbon dioxide be removed. Lungs are characteristic of vertebrates other than fish, though similar structures are present in some other animal groups
- Membrane: smooth membrane consisting of a thin layer of cells which secrete serous fluid
- It plays a major role in breathing, as its contraction increases the volume of the thorax and so inflates the lungs
- system: The respiratory system is the set of organs that allows a person to breathe and exchange oxygen and carbon dioxide throughout the body.
- a flap of cartilage at the root of the tongue, which is depressed during swallowing to cover the opening of the windpipe
- any of the major air passages of the lungs that diverge from the windpipe
- the action of inhaling or breathing in
- any of the many tiny air sacs in the lungs where the exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide takes place
- the membrane-lined cavity behind the nose and mouth, connecting them to the esophagus
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- Respiration: The chemical process that generates most of the energy in the cell, supplying molecules needed to make the metabolic reactions of an organism run
- Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) consists of mouth-to-mouth respiration and chest compression. CPR allows oxygenated blood to circulate to vital organs such as the brain and heart.
- the process or action of exhaling
- Exchange: The diffusion of gases from an area of higher concentration to an area of lower concentration, especially the exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide between an organism and its environment
- a process in living organisms involving the production of energy, typically with the intake of oxygen and the release of carbon dioxide from the oxidation of complex organic substances
- an eyelash, or a delicate hairlike structure that resembles one
- each of a number of fine chitinous tubes in the body of an insect, conveying air directly to the tissues
- the hollow muscular organ forming an air passage to the lungs and holding the vocal cords in humans and other mammals
17 Clues: the process or action of exhaling • the action of inhaling or breathing in • an eyelash, or a delicate hairlike structure that resembles one • any of the major air passages of the lungs that diverge from the windpipe • the membrane-lined cavity behind the nose and mouth, connecting them to the esophagus • ...
The Respiratory System 2024-05-28
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- Responsible for the removal of particles, such as dust or microorganisms
- Airways are inflame and produce extra mucus & makes it harder to breathe
- Protects the lower respiratory tract from aspirating food into the trachea while breathing.
- This reduces surface tension at the air-water interface in the alveoli
- Propel inhaled particles out of the airways
- Synthesis and secretion of surfactant and transepithelial movement of water
- Protein in red blood cells that is responsible for delivering oxygen to tissues.
- A passageway of inspired and expired air into and out of the lungs.
- Infection that inflames air sacs in one or both lungs that can fill with fluid
- Humidifies warms & filters and acts as a channel for inspired air also protects the respiratory tract.
- Warms and humidifies air before it reaches the larynx
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- Lines the respiratory tract from trachea to bronchi into bronchioles and alveolar sacs.
- Brings oxygen into our bodies and sends carbon dioxide out along with other unwanted gases.
- Provides dynamic stability to the architecture and mechanical function of the lungs
- Routes air that is coming in from the nose and mouth down to the larynx.
- Thin layer of fluid covering the luminal surface of the airway.
- Carries air to and from either the left or right lung.
17 Clues: Propel inhaled particles out of the airways • Carries air to and from either the left or right lung. • Warms and humidifies air before it reaches the larynx • Thin layer of fluid covering the luminal surface of the airway. • A passageway of inspired and expired air into and out of the lungs. • ...
Respiratory System 2023-12-21
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- tiny air-sacks at the end of the respiratory system
- dioxide molecule that you breathe out
- were you breath from and has teeth inside
- makes the food not go in the respiratory system
- where you breath from in the middle of your face
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- filter for the respiratory system
- what connects your nose and mouth to your lungs
- organ that helps you breath
- molecules that come from tress
9 Clues: organ that helps you breath • molecules that come from tress • filter for the respiratory system • dioxide molecule that you breathe out • were you breath from and has teeth inside • what connects your nose and mouth to your lungs • makes the food not go in the respiratory system • where you breath from in the middle of your face • ...
Respiratory 2021-04-15
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- Routes air into the rest of the airways and food into the esophagus
- The term ___ Escalator refers to the movement of mucus along the respiratory tract toward the pharynx
- The exchange of O2 and Co2 between the air spaces in the lungs and the blood takes place by diffusion across the alveolar and capillary walls, which together forms the respiratory ____.
- Breathing in is called ___. For air to flow into the lungs, alveolar pressure must become lower than atmospheric pressure. This condition is
- The respiratory ___ produces mucus that traps particles and lubricates the airways
- Type ___ alveolar cells, secrete alveolar fluid, which keeps the surface between the cells and the air moist.
- Type ___ alveolar cells form a nearly continuous lining of the alveolar wall, and are the main sites of gas exchange
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- The ____ zone is the part of the respiratory system from the nose to the terminal bronchioles.
- The___ zone is the part of the respiratory system that contains alveoli
- There are three pressures that are important to ___. Atmospheric pressure, alveolar pressure and intrapleural pressure
- The passageway for air and food and serves as a resonating chamber for speech sounds.
- The __ ventilation is the total volume of air inspired and expired each minute. This is the tidal volume multiplied by respiratory rate.
- Included in the alveolar fluid is ___, which is a complex mixture of lipids and proteins.
- Breathing out is callec ___, and is due to a pressure gradient. Alveolar pressure is greater than atmospheric pressure.
- The space within the nose is called the _ _
15 Clues: The space within the nose is called the _ _ • Routes air into the rest of the airways and food into the esophagus • The___ zone is the part of the respiratory system that contains alveoli • The respiratory ___ produces mucus that traps particles and lubricates the airways • The passageway for air and food and serves as a resonating chamber for speech sounds. • ...
Human Body System Crossword 2024-05-10
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- It is a major part of the respiratory system that allows oxygen into the body and detaches carbon dioxide.
- This system protects the body from infection and well protecting cells.
- This is a vital part of the circulatory system which pumps out blood throughout the body.
- This is a major part of the digestive system and it where our food intake is stored.
- This part is crucial to your whole body and is a major part of the circulatory system and is important for your intelligence, control and is known as the most complex part of the human body.
- Cord This is a major part of the nervous system, it sends the message to your brain as it is connects your lower back to your brain.
- This system allows for you to remove waste through your bodies.
- It is a part of the respiratory system that is used to inhale and exhale.
- This is a part of the circulatory system, it helps carry the blood away from the heart.
- The biggest organ in the human body, it’s a part of the integumentary system.
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- This system provides the structure for your body in order for it to move. It is crucial to build our bodies.
- system This system messages between the brain and the rest of the body to control movement, and helps with sensation and bodily functions.
- It is a growing tissue used in the musculoskeletal system.
- It's a system thyroid that create hormones that helps with the body temperature, blood pressure and heart rate etc. That is found in the front of the neck.
- This system is used to distribute blood, oxygen, nutrients to cells and takes away waste in the body.
- This system is detrimental to the human body because of the factor of inhaling oxygen and carbon dioxide.
- This is a major part of the digestive system. There are 2 of them, on of them breaks down the food to a liquid and the other one produces the waste.
17 Clues: It is a growing tissue used in the musculoskeletal system. • This system allows for you to remove waste through your bodies. • This system protects the body from infection and well protecting cells. • It is a part of the respiratory system that is used to inhale and exhale. • The biggest organ in the human body, it’s a part of the integumentary system. • ...
Organ Systems Rachael Souza 2017-08-31
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- system that breaks down food
- offspring production
- regulate hormones
- returns fluids to blood vessels
- removes carbon dioxide
- disposes of debris
- system that allows motion
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- formation of external body covering
- system that activates muscles and glands
- eliminates wastes
- stores minerals
- protects and supports the body
- system that pumps blood by the heart
- fast acting control system
- helps prevent tissue from injury
15 Clues: stores minerals • eliminates wastes • regulate hormones • disposes of debris • offspring production • removes carbon dioxide • system that allows motion • fast acting control system • system that breaks down food • protects and supports the body • returns fluids to blood vessels • helps prevent tissue from injury • formation of external body covering • ...
MULTICELLULAR ORGANISMS 2023-04-04
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- studies the blood
- central organ of the nervous system
- studies the digestive system
- made up of 1 cell
- bone structure of the body
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- respiratory system
- follow of blood in the body
- studies the brain
- studies the heart
- groups of cells that work together
- root & shoot system
- nerves
- made up of 1 cell
- eating, food
- group of different tissues performing a function
- organs & tissues working together
16 Clues: nerves • eating, food • studies the brain • studies the heart • studies the blood • made up of 1 cell • made up of 1 cell • respiratory system • root & shoot system • bone structure of the body • follow of blood in the body • studies the digestive system • organs & tissues working together • groups of cells that work together • central organ of the nervous system • ...
The Respiratory System 2022-12-02
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- Another opening that pulls the air and exhales, also known as the nasal cavity
- Tiny air sacs that are inside the lungs
- A disease where the airways of the lungs are inflamed
- Two tubes that branch off of the trachea
- The muscle that lies below the lungs
- The central organ of the Respiratory system
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- All of the airways in the respiratory system
- An airway that transports air into the lungs
- How many main parts are in the Respiratory system
- An opening that pulls the air and exhales, also known as the oral cavity
10 Clues: The muscle that lies below the lungs • Tiny air sacs that are inside the lungs • Two tubes that branch off of the trachea • The central organ of the Respiratory system • All of the airways in the respiratory system • An airway that transports air into the lungs • How many main parts are in the Respiratory system • A disease where the airways of the lungs are inflamed • ...
Crossword 2018-10-15
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- stem from human dignity.
- these two consist of a series of cartilage rings that maintain its shape
- system is involuntary and automatic
- they must all be respected because if one right is threatened.
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- they belong to all of us.
- no one can be denied these rights be forced to give them up
- is the muscular tube,the digestive and respiratory system meet.
- this is the end of the respiratory system.
- government must guarantee that all of the society receives these rights
- here,the vocal cords are located
10 Clues: stem from human dignity. • they belong to all of us. • here,the vocal cords are located • system is involuntary and automatic • this is the end of the respiratory system. • no one can be denied these rights be forced to give them up • they must all be respected because if one right is threatened. • is the muscular tube,the digestive and respiratory system meet. • ...
Muscular System 2022-02-13
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- The fiber bundles in muscles receive signals from the _______ ______
- The ________ ______ are located in between bones
- The muscular system is related to the respiratory system by allowing air containing 20% ______ to enter the lungs with the increased volume
- Muscles are attached to bones by _______ and help them to move. When a muscle contracts, it gets shorter and so pulls on the bone it is attached to. When a muscle relaxes, it goes back to its normal size. Therefore muscles have to work in pairs to move a joint.
- The ______ ______ are located in the walls of the heart
- Those signals contract the ______, which in turn generates force and motion
- Muscles, attached to bones or internal organs and blood vessels, are responsible for ________
- Skeletal muscles are also called _______ muscles
- Your _____ _____ are located in the stomach and intestines
- A person has more than 600 _____
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- The muscular system is related to the respiratory system by how the enriched Oxygen air diffuses into the Oxygen poor blood in the _________ ___________. This is the function of the respiratory system
- The muscular system is related to the ___________ ______ by the muscular system using the diaphragm to enlarge the volume of the lungs
- The ______ ____ is composed of specialized cells called muscle fibers. Their predominant function is contractibility.
- Almost all movement in the body is the result of ______ contraction
- An _____ ______ consisting of skeletal, smooth, and cardiac muscles
15 Clues: A person has more than 600 _____ • The ________ ______ are located in between bones • Skeletal muscles are also called _______ muscles • The ______ ______ are located in the walls of the heart • Your _____ _____ are located in the stomach and intestines • Almost all movement in the body is the result of ______ contraction • ...
Systems of the Body 2022-05-25
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- The most important organ of the digestive system is the ___
- The ___ system is very important for the human body. It causes movement, stability protection,and temperature regulation
- The ___ system gives support to your body and helps you move.
- ___ are the most important parts of the immune system because they protect the body
- The goal of the ___ system is to get oxygen through out your body and carbon dioxide out.
- The ___ system is the system inside the human body that takes the nutrients, proteins, and vitamins out of the products we eat.
- The purpose of the ___ system is to protect your body from harmful pathogens
- ___ are one of the most important parts of the skeletal system
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- ___ are the most important parts of the muscular system
- the ___ is the most important organ of the circulatory system
- ___ are the most important parts of the excretory system
- The purpose of the ___ system is to move blood around the body.
- The most important part of the respiratory system are the ___
- ___ are the most important parts of the nervous system
- The purpouse of the ___ system is for digestive food after it’s ingested
15 Clues: ___ are the most important parts of the nervous system • ___ are the most important parts of the muscular system • ___ are the most important parts of the excretory system • The most important organ of the digestive system is the ___ • the ___ is the most important organ of the circulatory system • The ___ system gives support to your body and helps you move. • ...
Respiratory 2021-04-02
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- Breathing in is called ___. For air to flow into the lungs, alveolar pressure must become lower than atmospheric pressure. This condition is
- Routes air into the rest of the airways and food into the esophagus
- The __ ventilation is the total volume of air inspired and expired each minute. This is the tidal volume multiplied by respiratory rate.
- The space within the nose is called the _ _
- The ____ zone is the part of the respiratory system from the nose to the terminal bronchioles.
- The exchange of O2 and Co2 between the air spaces in the lungs and the blood takes place by diffusion across the alveolar and capillary walls, which together forms the respiratory ____.
- Breathing out is callec ___, and is due to a pressure gradient. Alveolar pressure is greater than atmospheric pressure.
- The___ zone is the part of the respiratory system that contains alveoli
- Type ___ alveolar cells form a nearly continuous lining of the alveolar wall, and are the main sites of gas exchange
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- Included in the alveolar fluid is ___, which is a complex mixture of lipids and proteins.
- The term ___ Escalator refers to the movement of mucus along the respiratory tract toward the pharynx
- The passageway for air and food and serves as a resonating chamber for speech sounds.
- The respiratory ___ produces mucus that traps particles and lubricates the airways
- There are three pressures that are important to ___. Atmospheric pressure, alveolar pressure and intrapleural pressure
- Type ___ alveolar cells, secrete alveolar fluid, which keeps the surface between the cells and the air moist.
15 Clues: The space within the nose is called the _ _ • Routes air into the rest of the airways and food into the esophagus • The___ zone is the part of the respiratory system that contains alveoli • The respiratory ___ produces mucus that traps particles and lubricates the airways • The passageway for air and food and serves as a resonating chamber for speech sounds. • ...
Respiratory Crossword 2024-03-06
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- The gasses exchange in your lungs through a process known as simple ____
- Slippery sticky substance that helps moisten and protect your respiratory system.
- Muscle at the bottom of the chest cavity that's expansion & contraction enables breathing
- Gas humans need to intake for muscle function and basic survival.
- Aka "Voice box" Connects the larynx to the bronchi and transports air.
- Flap in your throat that keeps food/solids out of your trachea.
- Respiratory condition when air-sacs fill up with fluid.
- Blood vessels that wall the alveoli
- Largest organ in the respiratory system (You have 2 of them)
- These blood cells transport oxygen & carbon dioxide
- The Nasal _____ sits right behind your nose and helps moisten air you breathe
- 1 of 2 entrances/exits for air in your nose.
- These inside your nose help filter out dust/debris.
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- The ____ vein & artery carry oxygen to & from the heart to be oxygenated by the lungs.
- Common respiratory of airway narrowing/inflammation.
- Lung ____ is the maximum volume of air your lungs can take in
- Carbon ____ is the gas humans exhale as a byproduct of respiration.
- The smaller branch-like air passages inside your lungs.
- Aka "the throat" is an air passageway and also used for swallowing food.
- Fastest way for your body to intake the largest amount of air.
- Respiratory virus that was responsible for the pandemic in 2020.
- ____ exercise is when your muscles use oxygen as the primary source of energy (like when you jog!)
- 2 tubes that connect your trachea to each lung
- Small air-like sacs where gas exchange occurs
- Sudden expulsion of air due to throat irritation.
- Aka "The windpipe"
26 Clues: Aka "The windpipe" • Blood vessels that wall the alveoli • 1 of 2 entrances/exits for air in your nose. • Small air-like sacs where gas exchange occurs • 2 tubes that connect your trachea to each lung • Sudden expulsion of air due to throat irritation. • These blood cells transport oxygen & carbon dioxide • These inside your nose help filter out dust/debris. • ...
Systems Crossword 2024-09-18
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- smallest blood vessels that connect veins and arteries
- this organ is part of the circulatory system and pumps blood to the body
- another word for sweating or excreting water through your skin
- Which system provides oxygen and removes carbon dioxide
- main organ of the respiratory system
- tiny air sacs at the ends of the bronchioles
- system that transport blood with nutrients and oxygen to different parts of the body
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- body system that regulates body temperature and maintains homeostasis (keeps things in balance)
- also called the windpipe
- main organs of the urinary system
- this is the system that is made up primarily of the skin and other things
- vessel that takes blood away from the heart
- muscle that helps the lungs inflate and deflate
13 Clues: also called the windpipe • main organs of the urinary system • main organ of the respiratory system • vessel that takes blood away from the heart • tiny air sacs at the ends of the bronchioles • muscle that helps the lungs inflate and deflate • smallest blood vessels that connect veins and arteries • Which system provides oxygen and removes carbon dioxide • ...
Lesson 3 Sum It Up! 2016-03-27
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- This system produces movement in the body.
- Blood vessels that bring blood back to the heart.
- A muscular organ that pumps blood throughout your body.
- Bones, ligaments, and cartilage form this system.
- The place where two or more bones meet.
- Blood is made up of clear liquid that carries nutrients and blood cells throughout the body.
- this connects bones together at the joint.
- carries oxygen throughout the body.
- Oxygen and nutrients pass through these walls to the body.
- Organs in this system brings in oxygen and releases carbon dioxide.
- Drum-like sound that your heart makes when it contracts.
- Movements in the body that happen without having to think about them.
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- Main organs of the respiratory system that expand to fill with air.
- These often work in pairs; when one contracts the other relaxes.
- These cells help fight disease.
- Blood vessels that carry blood away from the heart.
- This cushions the ends of bones and forms flexible parts like ears and nose.
- Movements in the body that you can control.
- The heart, vessels, and blood are all part of which system.
- Organs that support and protect the body and store minerals.
20 Clues: These cells help fight disease. • carries oxygen throughout the body. • The place where two or more bones meet. • This system produces movement in the body. • this connects bones together at the joint. • Movements in the body that you can control. • Blood vessels that bring blood back to the heart. • Bones, ligaments, and cartilage form this system. • ...
body system 2022-09-29
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- main organ of the respiratory system
- a change of piston
- the system that makes you eat
- transporter nutrients
- takes out waste from your body
- the largest organ on the body
- the largest in the nerves system
- is a knee cap
- the system that makes you breath
- balance unchanging
- eliminates waste
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- it prose hormones
- provides protestation to the body
- push or a pull
- provides movement
- system a group of oregano that work to gather
- a change out side of a organ
- stimulus a change withe a organ
- system makes you stand up
- produces offspring
- collocates waste fluids
21 Clues: is a knee cap • push or a pull • eliminates waste • it prose hormones • provides movement • a change of piston • produces offspring • balance unchanging • transporter nutrients • collocates waste fluids • system makes you stand up • a change out side of a organ • the system that makes you eat • the largest organ on the body • takes out waste from your body • stimulus a change withe a organ • ...
science 2023-12-13
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- in the nervous system and sends signals
- pumps blood throughout the whole body
- helps you smell
- body system full of bones
- brings blood away from the heart
- attached to muscles
- helps you eat, talk, etc
- body system in charge of blood
- cells in animals
- comes from the liver and helps digest food
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- helps you chew
- a long tube
- body system that helps you breath
- brings blood to the heart
- body system that contains nerves
- cells in plants
- body system that helps you eat
- has acids that break down food
- attached to bones
- helps you bend/move your limbs
20 Clues: a long tube • helps you chew • helps you smell • cells in plants • cells in animals • attached to bones • attached to muscles • helps you eat, talk, etc • brings blood to the heart • body system full of bones • body system that helps you eat • has acids that break down food • helps you bend/move your limbs • body system in charge of blood • body system that contains nerves • ...
Oxygenation 2022-11-17
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- Abnormal lung sound auscultated when the patient’s airways are obstructed with thick secretions.
- Ventilatory support used to treat patients with obstructive sleep apnea, patients with congestive heart failure, and preterm infants with underdeveloped lungs.
- Ventilatory support used to treat patients with obstructive sleep apnea, patients with congestive heart failure, and preterm infants with underdeveloped lungs.
- Also known as end-tidal CO2 monitoring, it provides instant information about how effectively CO2 is eliminated by the pulmonary system, how effectively it is transported through the vascular system, and how effectively CO2 is produced by cellular metabolism.
- Respiratory process by which gases are moved into and out of the lungs.
- Coughing up blood from the respiratory tract.
- Process of adding moisture to inspired air by adding water droplets.
- Respiratory rate insufficient to prevent carbon dioxide retention
- Abnormally low circulating blood volume.
- Also known as end-tidal CO2 monitoring, it provides instant information about how effectively CO2 is eliminated by the pulmonary system, how effectively it is transported through the vascular system, and how effectively CO2 is produced by cellular metabolism.
- exhaling inspired air
- Process of adding water to gas.
- Vomiting of blood, indicating upper gastrointestinal bleeding.
- Collapse of alveoli, preventing the normal respiratory exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide.
- Chemical produced in the lungs to maintain the surface tension of the alveoli and keep them from collapsing.
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- Relates to the ability of the cardiovascular system to pump oxygenated blood to the tissues and return deoxygenated blood to the lungs.
- Procedure whereby a surgical incision is made into the trachea and a short artificial airway (a tracheostomy tube) is inserted.
- Respiratory rate in excess of that required to maintain normal carbon dioxide levels in the body tissues.
- Used to prevent using invasive artificial airways (endotracheal [ET] tube or tracheostomy) in patients with acute respiratory failure, cardiogenic pulmonary edema, or exacerbation of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.
- a technique used to look at your air passages with a small camera that is located at the end of a flexible tube
- Adventitious lung sounds caused by a severely narrowed bronchus.
- Occurs when there is decreased blood flow or injury to the brainstem.
- Arterial blood oxygen level less than 60 mm Hg; low oxygen level in the blood.
- Abnormal condition in which a person must sit or stand to breathe comfortably.
- Absence of respirations for a period of time.
- inhaling inspired air
- Inadequate cellular oxygenation that may result from a deficiency in the delivery or use of oxygen at the cellular level.
- Sensation of shortness of breath.
- Increase in both rate and depth of respirations.
29 Clues: inhaling inspired air • exhaling inspired air • Process of adding water to gas. • Sensation of shortness of breath. • Abnormally low circulating blood volume. • Coughing up blood from the respiratory tract. • Absence of respirations for a period of time. • Increase in both rate and depth of respirations. • Vomiting of blood, indicating upper gastrointestinal bleeding. • ...
The Respiratory System 2022-05-05
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- Means the lungs.
- Means long lasting.
- Where the exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide occurs.
- The main tube used for breathing.
- Long term inflammation of the bronchi.
- Sounds "squeaky" when you breathe.
- Another word for "snot."
- Hairlike structures that capture small particles.
- Large muscle that makes you breathe.
- Contains the vocal cords.
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- Means "to block."
- From the trachea to the bronchioles.
- Brings air to the alveoli.
- A bacterial or viral infection that causes the lungs to make a crackling sound while breathing.
- When a person's airways become narrow and swollen.
- Major cause of most types of COPD.
- Another word for mucus.
17 Clues: Means the lungs. • Means "to block." • Means long lasting. • Another word for mucus. • Another word for "snot." • Contains the vocal cords. • Brings air to the alveoli. • The main tube used for breathing. • Sounds "squeaky" when you breathe. • Major cause of most types of COPD. • From the trachea to the bronchioles. • Large muscle that makes you breathe. • ...