respiratory system Crossword Puzzles

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 • ...

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. • ...

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 • ...

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 • ...

17 Clues: normal breathing • slower than normal breathing • difficulty or painful breathing • temporary interruption of breathing • a condition of deeper than normal breathing • breathing is easier when sitting up straight • polyp a tumor with stem of new grow in the nose or nasal cavity • harsh high pitched sound during respiration indicates airway obstruction • ...

24 Clues: increased blood CO2 • _____ is the universal solvent • this is the only important ECF buffer • this is the most abundant cation in ECF • this buffer system is the major one in the ICF • this makes up 2/3 of total body fluid (2 words) • when blood pH is below 7.4, the body is in _____ • when blood pH is above 7.45, the body is in _____ • ...

15 Clues: The filters • Stores urine • System Waste • System Blood • System Foods • Most digestion • Airways in lungs • Starts digestion • Passages to lungs • Part of the heart • Organ that filters • At bottom of chest • The upper part of the heart • Transfer oxygen and carbon dioxide • System Oxygen and carbon dioxide being taken in and out

24 Clues: The water level of your body. • The primary purpose of your muscular system. • Helps move the bones of the skeletal system. • These are found in closed circulatory systems. • The system that makes sure a species survives. • What your body releases to start chemical digestion. • These chemicals are created by the endocrine system. • ...

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. • ...

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. • ...

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 • ...

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 • ...

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 • ...

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 • ...

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 • ...

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 • ...

11 Clues: ถุงลม • คอหอย • ขั้วปอด • การหายใจ • โพรงจมูก • ถุงลมย่อย • หลอดลมฝอย • คอหอยส่วนจมูก • ฝาปิดกล่องเสียง • การเเลกเปลี่ยนก๊าซ • ของเหลวในเยื่อหุ้มปอด

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 • ...

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 • ...

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

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 • ...

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. • ...

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

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. • ...

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 • ...

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 • ...

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 • ...

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 • ...

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. • ...

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 • ...

11 Clues: Blood in the sputum • Interruption of airflow • Inflammation of the bronchi • Low levels of oxygen in the blood • A way to administer respiratory medications • A destructive problem of lung elastic tissue • A medication that relaxes the bronchiolar smooth muscle • Disease causing thick exudate in lungs seriously reducing gas exchange • ...

11 Clues: Another word for chest • latin meaning "to breathe" • The gas essential for survival • The only organ that can float on water • the air passage connecting the larynx to the bronchi • The 600 million air sacs that come at the end of the bronchioles • The muscle under the lungs that pumps air into the lungs when you breathe • ...

11 Clues: Secondary entry point for air, located in the mouth. • tube that carries air from the larynx to the bronchi. • Two main branches off the trachea that lead into the lungs. • connects the pharynx to the trachea and contains vocal cords. • Main organs of the respiratory system where gas exchange occurs. • ...

11 Clues: windy • Airsacs • Breathing in • Lung disease • Gas exchange • Breathing out • Passing through • Houses the lungs • Breathing muscles • Carry air into each lung • type of inhaler that widens the airways

11 Clues: - a passage that connects our throat to our lungs. • - small branches of the bronchial tubes that lead to the alveoli. • - a that supports the lungs in pulling in air and pushing it out. • - blood vessels in the alveoli walls that move oxygen and carbon dioxide. • tubes/bronchi - tubes at the base of the windpipe that connect into each lung. • ...

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. • ...

16 Clues: pumps-blood • largest-organ • group-of-cells • group-of-tissues • food-passes-through-me • smallest-building-block • system-that-breaks-down-food • help-in-breathing-in-and-out • system-that-helps-in-breathing • system-that-helps-remove-waste • system-that-handles-heart-blood • system-that-protects-the-organs • where-the-food-goes-after-eating • system-that-helps-create-new-life • ...

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. • ...

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. • ...

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. • ...

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. • ...

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 • ...

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. • ...

15 Clues: - The muscle below the lungs that helps in breathing. • - Respiratory organ divided into left and right lobes. • - Tiny air sacs where gas exchange occurs in the lungs. • - Two branches that lead from the trachea into the lungs. • - Protective hairs in the nose that trap dust and particles. • - Also known as the "voice box," it contains the vocal cords. • ...

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 • ...

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. • ...

14 Clues: Light in colour • Central Nervous System • What does PIP stand for? (3 words) • What is the basic assessment used? • Word used to describe effort of breathing • What is non-invasive ventilation used for? • To listen to the chest is to ___ the chest • Type of monitoring of oxygen levels in blood • A blood test that measures pH and carbon dioxide in the blood • ...

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 • ...

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 • ...

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 • ...

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 • ...

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 • ...

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 • ...

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 • ...

21 Clues: contains pink iron • contains green iron • grapelike outpouchings • Iron containing protein • circulating blood cells • fluid filled internal cavity • cellular component of vertebrate • oxygen bind to hemoglobin to form • respiration supplement gas exchange • ability for organ to exchange gases • specialized system for heart pumping • internal sac-shaped respiratory organ • ...

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 • ...

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 • ...

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 • ...

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?

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. • ...

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. • ...

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. • ...

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 • ...

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. • ...

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 • ...

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 • ...

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 • ...

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" • ...

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) • ...

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 • ...

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 • ...

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 • ...

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 • ...

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 • ...

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 • ...

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 • ...

11 Clues: Latin term for “lungs” • The “wings” of the nose • Latin term for the “windpipe” • Bony partition dividing nasal cavity • The area or passage behind mouth/nose • Tiny air sacs where gas exchange occurs • The tubes branching off from the trachea • Uppermost projection of the external nose • Cartilaginous structure commonly called the “voice box” • ...

11 Clues: Decrease of oxygen concentration in the blood • loud, high pitched crowing heard without sethoscope • airway inflammation resulting in remodeling of airways • pathologic condition that involves enlargement of alveoli • a ratio of 2:2 of the anteroposterior to transverse diameter • Oxygenation Interventions if SpO2 <90%; involves positioning • ...

11 Clues: primary organ of the respiratory system • smaller airways that lead to the alveoli • cavity space inside the nose where air enters • membrane that lines the lungs and chest cavity • tiny air sacs in lungs where gas exchange occurs • wind pipe carries are from the larynx to the bronchi • voice box located between the pharynx and the trachea • ...

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 • ...

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. • ...

17 Clues: cancerous tumor • resembling a sinus • condition of the lung • commonly called "flu" • pertaining to the lung • pertaining to the mouth • pertaining to the pharynx • inflammation of the larynx • inflammation of the tonsil • pertaining to the epiglottis • high pitched upper airway sound • measuring instrument for oxygen • breathing in the straight position • ...

17 Clues: somn • lung • ox/o • -pnea • sinus • nas/o • phon/o • spir/o • pleur/o • lung,air • bronch/o • laryng/0 • thorac/o • trache/o • pharyng/o • collapsed lung • lung specialist

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 • ...

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 • ...

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 • ...

16 Clues: Removes waste • Sends signals • Sends hormones • Digests nutrients • Has lymph vessels • Structural support • Helps with movement • Transports molecules • Produces an offspring • System, Groups of organs • Protects the body externally • Protects the body internally • A part of the nervous system • Transports nutrients and oxygen • A part of the cardiovascular system • ...

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. • ...

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 • ...

18 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. • Large muscle that makes you breathe. • From the trachea to the bronchioles. • ...

17 Clues: tiny air sacs in the lungs (7) • muscles present in between ribs (18) • that carries air in and out of the body (4) • thin tubes in the body that carry blood (16) • it is located between the trachea and pharynx (6) • tiny openings on the sides of an insect's body (9) • part of breathing where air is drawn out of the lungs (10) • ...

17 Clues: Throat • Windpipe • Voicebox, “Adam’s apple” • membrane The lining of the lungs • septum The wall between the nostrils • Exchanging gasses between alveoli and blood • Divisions of the trachea into left and right • The smallest branches of the bronchial tubes • Air moving in and out of the lungs, breathing • Exchanging gasses between blood and tissue cells • ...

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. • ...

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. • ...

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 • ...

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. • ...

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 • ...

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 • ...

11 Clues: System including brain • System including bones • System including heart • System including lungs • System including biceps • System including stomach • System including bladder • System including thyroid • System including lymph nodes • System including sexual organs • System including skin,hair,nails

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 • ...