respiratory system Crossword Puzzles
The Respiratory System 2022-10-12
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- bone structure which protects the heart and lungs
- tiny hairs which move in wavelike motion to remove dust and dirt
- taking air into the lungs
- muscle located under the lungs
- letting air out of the lungs
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- covered in cartilage for protection
- tube which leads from trachea to each lung
- membrane that allows the lungs to move easily during ventilation
- main organ of the respiratory system
- also known as the voice box
- tiny sacs within the lungs where gas exchange occurs
- a substance that warms and moistens the air as well as traps foreign substances
- located at the back of the nose and mouth. Carries both food and air
13 Clues: taking air into the lungs • also known as the voice box • letting air out of the lungs • muscle located under the lungs • covered in cartilage for protection • main organ of the respiratory system • tube which leads from trachea to each lung • bone structure which protects the heart and lungs • tiny sacs within the lungs where gas exchange occurs • ...
Respiratory System & Smoking 2024-11-26
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- A sticky substance in tobacco smoke that damages the lungs.
- The muscle that helps with breathing by contracting and relaxing.
- The main organs of the respiratory system.
- Tiny air sacs in the lungs where gas exchange occurs.
- The waste gas produced by cells and exhaled by the lungs.
- The gas that is essential for respiration.
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- The windpipe that connects the throat to the lungs.
- A lung condition caused by damage to the alveoli, often due to smoking.
- A disease where abnormal cells grow uncontrollably in the lungs, often caused by smoking.
- A toxic alcohol found in tobacco smoke.
- Toxic elements like lead and cadmium found in tobacco smoke.
- The addictive substance found in tobacco.
- The two large tubes that lead from the trachea to the lungs.
13 Clues: A toxic alcohol found in tobacco smoke. • The addictive substance found in tobacco. • The main organs of the respiratory system. • The gas that is essential for respiration. • The windpipe that connects the throat to the lungs. • Tiny air sacs in the lungs where gas exchange occurs. • The waste gas produced by cells and exhaled by the lungs. • ...
Respiratory System & Smoking 2024-11-26
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- A sticky substance in tobacco smoke that damages the lungs.
- The muscle that helps with breathing by contracting and relaxing.
- The main organs of the respiratory system.
- Tiny air sacs in the lungs where gas exchange occurs.
- The waste gas produced by cells and exhaled by the lungs.
- The gas that is essential for respiration.
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- The windpipe that connects the throat to the lungs.
- A lung condition caused by damage to the alveoli, often due to smoking.
- A disease where abnormal cells grow uncontrollably in the lungs, often caused by smoking.
- A toxic alcohol found in tobacco smoke.
- Toxic elements like lead and cadmium found in tobacco smoke.
- The addictive substance found in tobacco.
- The two large tubes that lead from the trachea to the lungs.
13 Clues: A toxic alcohol found in tobacco smoke. • The addictive substance found in tobacco. • The main organs of the respiratory system. • The gas that is essential for respiration. • The windpipe that connects the throat to the lungs. • Tiny air sacs in the lungs where gas exchange occurs. • The waste gas produced by cells and exhaled by the lungs. • ...
organ system 2022-06-10
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- what does the Endocrine system control
- how many functions does the respiratory system have
- what cleanse the blood of toxins and transform the waste into urine.
- what helps you chew
- what system helps with your skin and nails
- what system controls the nerves
- what system works with the muscles
- what makes the components of your blood that you need to survive.
- what system helps you get rid of waste
- what system reproduces offsprings
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- what allows us to breathe?
- what is responsible for metabolism, growth, and development
- whats the mainorgan of the Skeletal System
- what does the Skeletal System help you in life?
- whats the body's sewage system
- what is a female organ?
- how many functions does the Digestive System have?
- is in the stomach and intestines where it helps with digestion and nutrient collection
- what pumps blood
- what is the biggest part of the nervous system(abriviation)
- what does the circulatory system deliver to the body tissue
- what protects you from bacteria, chemicals, and temperature
22 Clues: what pumps blood • what helps you chew • what is a female organ? • what allows us to breathe? • whats the body's sewage system • what system controls the nerves • what system reproduces offsprings • what system works with the muscles • what system helps you get rid of waste • what does the Endocrine system control • whats the mainorgan of the Skeletal System • ...
Outbreak Management in Long-Term Care Facilities 2025-11-06
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- Start your line list -- ---- -- you identify a resident with symptoms of a viral respiratory infection.
- Immediately place symptomatic resident on ------- --- ------- Precautions.
- Respiratory surveillance system is designed for early ------------- of increased respiratory pathogen activity and ongoing monitoring throughout the respiratory season.
- continue Active Screening of asymptomatic roommates twice per day until symptomatic roommate is off ----------
- Respiratory Disease ------------ is a pillar of public health surveillance
- May or may not be present in people under the age of 5over the age of 65 who have infleunza like illness
- Influenza like illness(ILI) case ---------- is the acute onset of Acute onset of respiratory illness with fever and cough and with one or more of the following sore throat, arthralgia, myalgia or prostration which is likely due to influenza
- Line list is an important -------- tool that contains key information about resident outbreak cases.
- Respiratory Infection Outbreak in LTCF : Two individuals with new onset respiratory symptoms, epidemiologically linked within the LTCF, in a 72-hour period. OR One laboratory confirmed case of a known respiratory pathogen in a resident with or without a second symptomatic resident
- Two or more resident cases -------- in a Lab Confirmed Influenza Outbreak cases of ILI (influenza-like illness), where at least one is a laboratory confirmed case of influenza, within the LTCF in a 7-day period
- Resident contacts will not be treated differently according to ----------- status.
- Roommates of a symptomatic resident are considered ------- due to prolonged shared environment.
- Lab Confirmed COVID-19 Outbreak: two or more laboratory-confirmed resident cases, AND at least one is a facility acquired case, with all cases ------------ linked within the LTCF in a 10-day period
- is defined as joint pain
- is defined as muscle pain
- Do not ----- any of the earlier cases from a line list
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- a state of extreme physical or mental exhaustion and weakness, where a person is unable to move or stand
- resident contacts should avoid group activities for 72 hours after initial exposure.
- an ------------ roommate does not require isolation or precautions, c
- Symptoms maybe present in children under the age of 5, who have influenza like illness
- Public health surveillance is defined as the ongoing systematic collection, analysis, and ---------- of health-related data essential to planning, implementation and evaluation of public health practice.
- Make sure you --- any new cases daily to the line list
- An extensive network of public health partners is involved in the surveillance and ---------- of respiratory pathogens in Nova Scotia each year.
- Each Row of a line list represents a ---- and documents relevant dates, demographic information, resident room, resident symptoms, and testing information.
- When LTCF staff notice that a resident has a change from their baseline health status that may be the result of a ---------- -----, isolation precautions and testing should be promptly initiated, with ongoing symptom monitoring documented at least once daily while ill.
25 Clues: is defined as joint pain • is defined as muscle pain • Make sure you --- any new cases daily to the line list • Do not ----- any of the earlier cases from a line list • an ------------ roommate does not require isolation or precautions, c • Immediately place symptomatic resident on ------- --- ------- Precautions. • ...
Circulation, Respiration, and Nervous System Crossword 2013-05-19
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- returns blood back into the heart
- cancer one of the deadliest forms of cancer
- circuit that carries blood between the heart and the lungs
- divison prepares the body for intense, energy-consuming activities
- carries blood away from the heart
- pressure a type of breathing when air rushes in through your mouth and nostrils toward the region of lower pressure
- special region of the heart that sets the tempo of the heartbeat
- the alternating processes of inhalation and exhalation
- bits of cytoplasm pinched off from larger cells in the bone marrow
- where the digestive and respiratory systems meet
- circulatory system in which blood is confined to vessels and is distinct from the intersitial fluid
- circulatory system in which the circulating fluid is pumped through open-ended vessels and flows out among the cells
- potential the voltage across the plasma membrane of a resting neuron
- part of brain that controls breathing
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- cord a gelatinous bundle of nerve fibers that lies inside the spinal column
- the movement of molecules along a concentration gradient, from an area of higher concentration to lower concentration
- pressure the force that blood exerts against the walls of your blood vessels
- planning center for body movements
- when the heart is relaxed and blood flows in
- disorder involves extreme mood swings
- a nervous system that carries signals to and from skeletal mucles, mainly in response to external stimuli
- surface part of an animal where oxygen from the environment diffuses into living cells and carbon dioxide diffuses in the surrounding environment
- a nervous system that is made up mostly of nerves that carry signals into and out of the CNS
- a sheet of muscle that borders the bottom of the lungs
- selects which information to pass on
- short, numerous, and highly branched extensions
- tiy air sacs in the lungs
- an extensive system of internal tubes that branch throughout the body
- voice box
- extensions, or outfoldings, of the body surface where the respiratory surfaces are found in aquatic animals
30 Clues: voice box • tiy air sacs in the lungs • returns blood back into the heart • carries blood away from the heart • planning center for body movements • selects which information to pass on • disorder involves extreme mood swings • part of brain that controls breathing • cancer one of the deadliest forms of cancer • when the heart is relaxed and blood flows in • ...
Respiratory Muscles and Structures 2021-04-16
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- this decreases when the volume of the thoracic cavity decreases
- innervates the diaphragm
- accessory muscles of respiration consisting of 3 paired muscles on the side of the neck
- When inspiring, this is lower than the pressure in the thoracic cavity, causing the air to rush into the lungs
- pressure in this organ is greater than atmospheric pressure during expiration
- muscles between the ribs, pulling the ribs downward and inward, decreasing thoracic volume
- muscles that help push the diaphragm upwards during expiration
- the external intercostals lift up these bones when they contract
- the external intercostal muscles are involved in both quiet and forced ___
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- muscles between the ribs, causing the ribs to rotate, increasing thoracic volume
- accessory muscle of respiration, connects the sternum, clavicle, and mastoid process
- the trachea, bronchi, bronchioles, alveolar ducts, and alveoli are part of the ___ respiratory tract
- innervates the intercostal muscles
- large muscle that separates the abdominal and thoracic cavities
- the internal intercostal muscles are involved in this type of respiration
- the nasal cavity, pharynx, and larynx are part of the ___ respiratory tract
- the diaphragm and external intercostals are involved in inspiration, while the abdominals and internal intercostals are involved in ___
- the respiratory system is divided into the upper and lower respiratory ___
- as the external intercostals do this, the thoracic cavity increases in volume
- shape of the relaxed diaphragm
20 Clues: innervates the diaphragm • shape of the relaxed diaphragm • innervates the intercostal muscles • muscles that help push the diaphragm upwards during expiration • this decreases when the volume of the thoracic cavity decreases • large muscle that separates the abdominal and thoracic cavities • the external intercostals lift up these bones when they contract • ...
Nikhil mehta croasword 2023-10-08
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- A bacterial infection that can lead to pneumonia.
- The medical term for the windpipe.
- A common fungal infection of the lungs.
- An autoimmune disease that affects the lungs and other organs.
- Fibrosis A rare genetic disorder that leads to mucus buildup in the lungs.
- The term for the voice box, involved in speech production.
- crossword questions and answers cover various aspects of respiratory system pathology. Enjoy solving the puzzle!
- A procedure to remove fluid from the pleural cavity.
- The term for the exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide in the lungs.
- A condition where the alveoli in the lungs are damaged.
- An infectious disease that primarily affects the lungs.
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- A condition where the lung collapses due to air leaking into the chest cavity.
- A chronic respiratory disease characterized by progressive lung damage.
- A disease characterized by inflammation of the bronchial tubes.
- A test that measures lung function.
- A tube inserted into the airway to maintain airflow.
- A disease often caused by smoking, leading to lung cancer.
- A respiratory condition that results in the loss of elasticity in the lungs.
- A device used to assist with breathing in cases of respiratory failure.
- Inflammation of the lining of the lungs often caused by infections.
- This condition causes inflammation of the airways and restricted airflow.
21 Clues: The medical term for the windpipe. • A test that measures lung function. • A common fungal infection of the lungs. • A bacterial infection that can lead to pneumonia. • A tube inserted into the airway to maintain airflow. • A procedure to remove fluid from the pleural cavity. • A condition where the alveoli in the lungs are damaged. • ...
Science Crossword 2023-12-09
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- respiratory system, digestive,
- What system makes you breathe
- ____ in and CO2 out
- Cells These cells are specialized for contraction
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- what do you need to take in science?
- After you chew your food where does it go
- What colour cell transports oxygen
- Bronchi and ____
8 Clues: Bronchi and ____ • ____ in and CO2 out • What system makes you breathe • respiratory system, digestive, • What colour cell transports oxygen • what do you need to take in science? • After you chew your food where does it go • Cells These cells are specialized for contraction
biology crossword puzzle 2021-12-10
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- connects veins and arteries
- carries oxygen from the lungs to body cells
- directs air to the lungs
- system that gets nutrients to the body
- system that carries things around the body
- carries blood to somewhere
- carries blood away
- system that removes waste
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- where most absorption happens
- helps create scabs
- passes air to the lungs
- Airways in the lungs that lead from the bronchi to the alveoli.
- Sacs for exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide
- a system that allows us to breathe
14 Clues: helps create scabs • carries blood away • passes air to the lungs • directs air to the lungs • system that removes waste • carries blood to somewhere • connects veins and arteries • where most absorption happens • a system that allows us to breathe • system that gets nutrients to the body • system that carries things around the body • carries oxygen from the lungs to body cells • ...
biology crossword puzzle 2021-12-10
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- connects veins and arteries
- carries oxygen from the lungs to body cells
- directs air to the lungs
- system that gets nutrients to the body
- system that carries things around the body
- carries blood to somewhere
- carries blood away
- system that removes waste
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- where most absorption happens
- helps create scabs
- passes air to the lungs
- Airways in the lungs that lead from the bronchi to the alveoli.
- Sacs for exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide
- a system that allows us to breathe
14 Clues: helps create scabs • carries blood away • passes air to the lungs • directs air to the lungs • system that removes waste • carries blood to somewhere • connects veins and arteries • where most absorption happens • a system that allows us to breathe • system that gets nutrients to the body • system that carries things around the body • carries oxygen from the lungs to body cells • ...
Respiratory 445 2023-10-14
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- This can be considered a direct cause of ARDS
- This type of collapse occurs in ARDS due to the damage of the type II pneumocytes that produce the surfactant in the lungs.
- Positioning the patient with good lung ____ helps improve gas exchange by optimizing the V/Q ratio.
- Mechanical _____ is the primary treatment for the refractory hypoxemia of ARDS
- This assessment is a priority with any ventilated patient
- The clinical manifestations of this can include increases of heart rate, respiratory rate, and blood pressure in an effort to increase oxygenation and perfusion
- This ARDS phase includes clinical manifestations of hypercarbia and worsening hypoxemia
- This type of ventilation-perfusion mismatch is a risk factor for developing acute respiratory failure
- Using low tidal volumes for ARDS is aimed to help prevent this which can result in aveolar rupture
- The clinical manifestations of this can produce headache, confusion, and a decreased level of consciousness or increased somnolence
- The primary functions of the respiratory system is the provision of _____ and removal of carbon dioxide
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- This is a clinical manifestation of a tension pneumothorax
- Continuous bubbling in this chamber indicates that there is an air leak
- This type of hypoxia is an assessment finding that could indicate suspected acute respiratory distress syndrome.
- An early clinical manifestation of respiratory failure
- These type of blocking agents are used to help reduce barotrauma that can occur in ventilated patients experiencing dyssynchrony with the vent
- This keeps the alveoli from collapsing, allowing maximum gas exchange to continue throughout the respiratory cycle
- This ARDS phase typically occurs within the first 24-48 hours after injury
- The biggest risk factor for a pulmonary embolism (PE)
- Pulmonary edema associated with ARDS is caused by increased permeability of this
- Any patient on mechanical ventilation is at risk for this
21 Clues: This can be considered a direct cause of ARDS • The biggest risk factor for a pulmonary embolism (PE) • An early clinical manifestation of respiratory failure • This assessment is a priority with any ventilated patient • Any patient on mechanical ventilation is at risk for this • This is a clinical manifestation of a tension pneumothorax • ...
Respiratory System 2022-11-21
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- boxlike cartilaginous organ in the respiratory tract located between the pharynx and the trachea
- organ of the respiratory system that consists of a long tube supported by rings of cartilage extending from the pharynx to the bronchi
- two large organs in the thoracic cavity that function in the exchange of respiratory gases
- two passageways that each pass into one of the lungs
- component of the respiratory system that consists of the lungs, where diffusion occurs between the air supply and the bloodstream
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- component of the respiratory system that consists of the tubes that transport air between the external environment and the lungs, and includes the nose, pharynx, larynx, windpipe, and bronchi
- microscopic air sacs within the lungs
- a tube that extends from the level of the internal nares to its union with the larynx and transports air, food, and liquid
8 Clues: microscopic air sacs within the lungs • two passageways that each pass into one of the lungs • two large organs in the thoracic cavity that function in the exchange of respiratory gases • boxlike cartilaginous organ in the respiratory tract located between the pharynx and the trachea • ...
Nervous and Respiratory 2022-05-24
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- Nervous System Helps regulate involuntary functions, like heartbeats.
- Respiratory Tract Consists of the trachea, bronchi, bronchioles, and the alveoli.
- Air sac in body
- Other word for inhaling
- Matter Contains mostly nerve cell bodies and unmyelinated fibers.
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- Nervous System Consists of the brain and spinal cord.
- The space between the two neurons
- Respiratory Tract The part that includes nose, nasal cavity, mouth, pharynx, and larynx.
- Sends messages to other neurons
- Other word for exhaling
10 Clues: Air sac in body • Other word for exhaling • Other word for inhaling • Sends messages to other neurons • The space between the two neurons • Nervous System Consists of the brain and spinal cord. • Matter Contains mostly nerve cell bodies and unmyelinated fibers. • Nervous System Helps regulate involuntary functions, like heartbeats. • ...
Body Systems 2022-05-26
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- cells divide and make identical cells
- cells divide and make a half set of chromosomes
- breaking down sugar with O2 to release energy
- system responsible for filtering the blood
- a group of one type of cell
- the organelle where photosynthesis occurs
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- organelle which powers the cell
- organelle which controls the cell's function
- system responsible for absorbing nutrients
- an organism with only one cell
- system responsible for gas exchange
- the structures inside a cell
- system that plants use to absorb water and minerals
- system responsible for transporting nutrients
- the female part of a flower
- the male part of a flower
16 Clues: the male part of a flower • the female part of a flower • a group of one type of cell • the structures inside a cell • an organism with only one cell • organelle which powers the cell • system responsible for gas exchange • cells divide and make identical cells • the organelle where photosynthesis occurs • system responsible for absorbing nutrients • ...
VIRSUES & BODY SYSTEMS VOCAB REVIEW 2025-03-03
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- reproductive cycle that immediately destroys host cells; short term with symptoms
- system that removes waste from body
- nonliving pathogen that uses host cells to reproduce
- protein capsule that protects a virus's genetic material
- system that breaks down and absorbs nutrients
- system that regulates body activities via hormones
- system of glands and hormones which aid in the production of offspring
- system that transport materials via blood
- stability within an organism
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- also called surface proteins; specific to host cells and used to invade
- system that is first line of defense; outer barrier
- any agent that causes disease
- system that aids in support and protection of organs
- system repsonsible for gas exchange
- system responsible for movement
- reproductive cycle that combines with host cell's DNA; long term and dormant
- system responsible for recieving signals and responding
- substance used to build up immunity to some viral infections
- system that protects against disease and infection
19 Clues: stability within an organism • any agent that causes disease • system responsible for movement • system repsonsible for gas exchange • system that removes waste from body • system that transport materials via blood • system that breaks down and absorbs nutrients • system that regulates body activities via hormones • system that protects against disease and infection • ...
Human Body Systems 2023-05-22
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- The frame of the body.
- Pumps oxygen-rich blood throughout the body.
- Controls the body, allowing a person to think and feel.
- Defends the body against infection and viruses.
- I am a major organ of the respiratory system. I am filled with tiny blood vessels called capillaries! (Singular)
- I am a major organ of the cardiovascular system. I am about the size of your fist!
- I am a major organ of the nervous system. I can send messages at more than 150 miles per hour!
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- Processes nutrients from food.
- I am a major organ of the digestive system. I have an acid-containing liquid in me, but it doesn’t burn because of my thick mucous layer!
- I am a major organ of the immune system. I am also the largest organ of the human body!
- Provides oxygen to the bloodstream.
- The strength and power of the body, which provides movement and stability.
12 Clues: The frame of the body. • Processes nutrients from food. • Provides oxygen to the bloodstream. • Pumps oxygen-rich blood throughout the body. • Defends the body against infection and viruses. • Controls the body, allowing a person to think and feel. • The strength and power of the body, which provides movement and stability. • ...
COVID-19 crossword 2023-07-28
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- The system responsible for breathing.
- A large family of viruses causing respiratory and gastrointestinal diseases in humans and animals.
- A biological preparation that helps the immune system develop immunity to a specific disease.
- A period of isolation or restriction imposed on individuals who may have been exposed to a contagious disease.
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- An outbreak of a disease that occurs over a wide geographic area and affects an exceptionally high proportion of the global population.
- A medical condition characterized by an elevated body temperature above the normal range.
- The city where the COVID-19 outbreak was first identified.
- A protective covering worn over the nose and mouth to help reduce the transmission of respiratory droplets and particles.
- A reflex action of the body to clear the airways of irritants, mucus, or foreign particles, usually caused by respiratory infections, allergies, or other respiratory conditions.
9 Clues: The system responsible for breathing. • The city where the COVID-19 outbreak was first identified. • A medical condition characterized by an elevated body temperature above the normal range. • A biological preparation that helps the immune system develop immunity to a specific disease. • ...
Human Body Systems 2025-05-11
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- Moves oxygen into the body and carbon dioxide out
- Helps break down food with enzymes
- Tiny blood vessels where exchange of substances occur
- Tissue connecting muscles to bones
- Tube that connects the throat to the stomach
- Contracts to help the body move
- The brain is part of this system
- Protects the body from infection
- Main organ of the digestive system
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- Bones are part of this system
- Organ that filters blood and produces urine
- Where gas exchange occurs in the lungs
- Carries oxygen through the bloodstream
- System responsible for hormone production
- Main organ of the circulatory system
15 Clues: Bones are part of this system • Contracts to help the body move • The brain is part of this system • Protects the body from infection • Helps break down food with enzymes • Tissue connecting muscles to bones • Main organ of the digestive system • Main organ of the circulatory system • Where gas exchange occurs in the lungs • Carries oxygen through the bloodstream • ...
body systems 2025-06-16
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- System: Controls body activities through electrical signals.
- System: Supports movement and structure.
- System: Protects the body and regulates temperature.
- System: Regulates bodily functions through hormones.
- - Facilitates breathing and gas exchange.
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- System: Responsible for producing offspring.
- System: Defends against pathogens and diseases.
- System: Breaks down food and absorbs nutrients.
- System: Maintains fluid balance and aids in immune response.
- - transports blood
- System: Eliminates waste and regulates fluid balance.
11 Clues: - transports blood • System: Supports movement and structure. • - Facilitates breathing and gas exchange. • System: Responsible for producing offspring. • System: Defends against pathogens and diseases. • System: Breaks down food and absorbs nutrients. • System: Protects the body and regulates temperature. • System: Regulates bodily functions through hormones. • ...
The Body Homework 2019-12-10
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- An animal that eats meat
- Used for ripping and tearing food (mainly meat)
- Used for biting and chewing food
- An outdoor skeleton
- An animal that eats plants
- Located in your mouth, allow you to eat food
- The main cell in the nervous system
- A living thing
- An organ in the circulatory system
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- Used for crushing and grinding food
- An organ in the nervous system
- Components of a cell
- An organ in the respiratory system
- An indoor skeleton
- groups of cells working together to perform a function
- main components of systems inside the body
16 Clues: A living thing • An indoor skeleton • An outdoor skeleton • Components of a cell • An animal that eats meat • An animal that eats plants • An organ in the nervous system • Used for biting and chewing food • An organ in the respiratory system • An organ in the circulatory system • Used for crushing and grinding food • The main cell in the nervous system • ...
Organ Systems Review Assignment 2022-09-13
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- A body system that discrete hormone into the blood.
- What system has intestines in it?
- This system includes the testes and ovaries?
- What system protects and supports organs?
- This system attacks unfamiliar cells and molecules.
- In the nervous system what organ is located near your head?
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- What system includes the brains?
- Your kidney is in this system.
- This system protects tissue from abrasion.
- This system includes the trachea and the lungs.
- It is the largest organ in the body and it is a part of the integumentary system.
- When you work out, what system are you using?
- This system transports O2, nutrients, and hormones throughout the body?
- In the cardiovascular system what organ pumps your blood.
- In the skeletal system this component is located throughout your body.
15 Clues: Your kidney is in this system. • What system includes the brains? • What system has intestines in it? • What system protects and supports organs? • This system protects tissue from abrasion. • This system includes the testes and ovaries? • When you work out, what system are you using? • This system includes the trachea and the lungs. • ...
The Respiratory System 2022-02-03
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- a gas needed for our cells and to keep us alive
- a small flap of skin that covers the trachea to keep food and drinks from traveling into the lungs
- the tubes that extend out of the trachea and separating into the left and right lung
- the respiratory system works along with this system when we perform life functions that allow us to gain more oxygen as needed
- small sacs in the lungs that fill with air when we breathe in
- a waste gas that gets removed out of our systems
- a large muscle just below the lungs that helps with breathing
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- a rescue performance done one people to produce a fake cough that potentially saves them from choking to death
- we breathe oxygen into our lungs and then it travels from our lungs into our _____________
- to breath out
- a tube made of strong cartilage also known as the windpipe
- dirt, dust, and germs are trapped by small hairs and mucus in the _____________
- to breathe in
13 Clues: to breath out • to breathe in • a gas needed for our cells and to keep us alive • a waste gas that gets removed out of our systems • a tube made of strong cartilage also known as the windpipe • small sacs in the lungs that fill with air when we breathe in • a large muscle just below the lungs that helps with breathing • ...
The Respiratory System 2013-03-20
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- The nose contains two nasal ________, separated from one another by a septum.
- Hollow spaces in nose; filter, warm and moisten air.
- A person with __________ has a reduced amount of respiratory membrane.
- The entrance and exit of air into and out of the lungs.
- Where the oral cavity joins the pharynx.
- Air sacs that branch from bronchioles; passage of into and out of pulmonary capillaries.
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- Also known as your voicebox.
- Infection of the primary and secondary bronchi.
- The respiratory system converts _______ to carbon dioxide.
- Paired tubes that enter the lungs; passage of air to lungs.
- The basic rhythm of ventilation is controlled by a primary respiratory center located in the _________.
- The maximum volume of air during a single breath is called the _________.
- _________ may be done if the trachea is blocked by making an incision in the trachea.
13 Clues: Also known as your voicebox. • Where the oral cavity joins the pharynx. • Infection of the primary and secondary bronchi. • Hollow spaces in nose; filter, warm and moisten air. • The entrance and exit of air into and out of the lungs. • The respiratory system converts _______ to carbon dioxide. • Paired tubes that enter the lungs; passage of air to lungs. • ...
HUMAN RESPIRATORY SYSTEM 2021-08-14
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- Blood vessels in the alveoli walls
- Location of opening of food pipe and wind pipe
- Passage connecting your throat and lungs.
- Openings that pull air from outside your body into your respiratory system.
- Tissue flap at the entrance to the trachea that closes when you swallow food
- Tiny air sacs where exchange of gases takes place.
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- Tubes at the bottom of your windpipe that connect into each lung.
- Muscle that helps your lungs pull in air and push it out.
- Hollow organ that allows you to talk and make sounds
- Bones that surround and protect your lungs and heart.
- Thin outer membrane of lung
- Two organs that remove oxygen from the air and pass it into your blood.
- Small branches of the bronchial tubes that lead to the alveoli.
13 Clues: Thin outer membrane of lung • Blood vessels in the alveoli walls • Passage connecting your throat and lungs. • Location of opening of food pipe and wind pipe • Tiny air sacs where exchange of gases takes place. • Hollow organ that allows you to talk and make sounds • Bones that surround and protect your lungs and heart. • ...
Circulatory/Respiratory System 2024-02-22
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- The muscle you use to breathe
- The top chambers of the heart
- The largest veins in the body
- Carries blood toward the heart
- Your voice box
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- Tubes that branch off to each lung
- The largest blood vessel in the body
- The chambers of the heart the pump blood
- The main organs of your respiratory system
- Your windpipe
- Flap of tissue at the back of your mouth
- Carries blood away from the heart
- The air sacks in your lungs
13 Clues: Your windpipe • Your voice box • The air sacks in your lungs • The muscle you use to breathe • The top chambers of the heart • The largest veins in the body • Carries blood toward the heart • Carries blood away from the heart • Tubes that branch off to each lung • The largest blood vessel in the body • The chambers of the heart the pump blood • ...
The Respiratory System 2025-05-12
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- the windpipe
- food travels down this
- the physical process of moving air in and out of the lungs
- tiny grape-like structures where the exchange of oxygen occurs
- secretes mucus trapping pathogens & debris
- Cage the rib cage
- smaller passageways where air passes
- the main breathing muscle
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- the exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide between the lungs and bloodstream
- the throat
- part of immune system that fights viruses
- spoon shaped cartilage that keeps food out of the trachea
- Ridges in the nose that warm the air
13 Clues: the throat • the windpipe • Cage the rib cage • food travels down this • the main breathing muscle • Ridges in the nose that warm the air • smaller passageways where air passes • part of immune system that fights viruses • secretes mucus trapping pathogens & debris • spoon shaped cartilage that keeps food out of the trachea • ...
Human Body 2021-12-15
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- system that transports oxygen and sugar to the body
- bone that protects your brain
- where breathing begins
- muscle that helps you breath
- connect bone to bone
- your skeleton is made up of 206 of these
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- inhale and exhale
- making energy in the cells
- system that takes in oxygen and removes carbon dioxide
- system that moves the bones
- muscle that is inside your organs
- system that supports and protects the body
- connect muscle to bone
- type of muscle that makes up the heart
- where blood cells are made
15 Clues: inhale and exhale • connect bone to bone • connect muscle to bone • where breathing begins • making energy in the cells • where blood cells are made • system that moves the bones • muscle that helps you breath • bone that protects your brain • muscle that is inside your organs • type of muscle that makes up the heart • your skeleton is made up of 206 of these • ...
Body Systems Review - Malina 2023-01-09
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- Allows air to pass to and from lungs (windpipe)
- System that removes waste from body
- Heart’s lower chamber
- A group of cells performing the same function
- system that breaks down food
- System that transports substances throughout the body
- Small structures that cover the small intestine
- Lead from bronchi to alveoli
- Heart’s upper chamber
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- Tiny sacs of lung tissue
- System that brings oxygen in and Carbon Dioxide out
- Brings air into the lungs
- Smallest unit of life
- Filters blood in kidney
- A group of tissues performing the same function
15 Clues: Heart’s lower chamber • Smallest unit of life • Heart’s upper chamber • Filters blood in kidney • Tiny sacs of lung tissue • Brings air into the lungs • system that breaks down food • Lead from bronchi to alveoli • System that removes waste from body • A group of cells performing the same function • Allows air to pass to and from lungs (windpipe) • ...
Animal Body Systems 2023-01-30
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- first stomach compartment in ruminant
- part of avian digestive system, grinds
- polygastric digestive system
- layer of skin closest to organs
- brain and spinal cord
- pumps blood around the body
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- horse, rabbit, guinea pigs, hamsters
- product of endocrine system
- species with monogastric digestive system
- barrier to viruses and bacteria
- lymph nodes, cells, proteins, tissues, organs
- affected by disease through diarrhea, poor appetite
- made of nose, mouth, trachea, bronchi, lungs
13 Clues: brain and spinal cord • product of endocrine system • pumps blood around the body • polygastric digestive system • barrier to viruses and bacteria • layer of skin closest to organs • horse, rabbit, guinea pigs, hamsters • first stomach compartment in ruminant • part of avian digestive system, grinds • species with monogastric digestive system • ...
Biology 2022-06-17
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- clusters of tiny air sacks in the lungs
- The break down of food physically and chemically
- tiny thin walled blood vessels that allow exchange of nutrients and wastes between the blood and body tissues by diffusion
- the process of taking in oxygen
- Nutrients diffuse or are moved into the blood
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- The respiratory system includes many different organs that work together for gas exchange to take place
- carries oxygenated blood away from the heart, with thick walls it withstands high pressure
- the organ system that is made up of the heart, the blood and the blood vessels.
- the removal of solid waste from the digestive system to the body
- the taking in of nutrients
- Type of connective tissue that circulates through all parts of the body
- tiny cells that help in blood clotting. they make up less than 1% of blood volume
12 Clues: the taking in of nutrients • the process of taking in oxygen • clusters of tiny air sacks in the lungs • Nutrients diffuse or are moved into the blood • The break down of food physically and chemically • the removal of solid waste from the digestive system to the body • Type of connective tissue that circulates through all parts of the body • ...
Human Body Systems 2024-05-21
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- The _____________, or windpipe, leads from the pharynx toward the lungs.
- Which part of the nervous system links the peripheral nerves to the brain?
- What is the name of the theory that describes how the muscle filaments shorten during contraction. _____filament theory
- Includes the skin, digestive system, lungs, and kidneys
- Which type of muscle is voluntary
- Where does the blood enter as oxygen rich (high)?
- Bones are made up of _____ and phosphorous
- Bile is made in the liver and stored in the __________
- The role of the respiratory system is to bring _______________ into the body.
- Where does the blood go when it leaves the right ventricle?
Down
- Thick band of tissue that attaches muscle to bone
- The movement of muscles that pushes food down the esophagus is called_____.
- Moves the body and pumps blood throughout the body
- The blood vessels that carry blood away from the heart. Most carry blood that has oxygen and nutrients to all parts of the body
- The brain and the spinal cord are apart of the
- Most absorption of nutrients happens in the ____intestines
- Part of the brain that coordinates balance and the contractions of your muscles
- Which organ filters wastes out of the blood
- Travels through blood vessels to deliver oxygen to cells and remove waste products
- Where in the respiratory system does gas (air) exchange occur?
- Sends signals, controls thoughts
21 Clues: Sends signals, controls thoughts • Which type of muscle is voluntary • Bones are made up of _____ and phosphorous • Which organ filters wastes out of the blood • The brain and the spinal cord are apart of the • Thick band of tissue that attaches muscle to bone • Where does the blood enter as oxygen rich (high)? • Moves the body and pumps blood throughout the body • ...
Human Body Systems 2023-01-09
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- transports blood
- Exchange between non oxygenated blood and oxygenated blood
- Carries blood to the heart
- carries blood from the heart
- chemical and mechanical digestion
- exchange between o2 ans co2
- Connects nose to mouth
- voice box
- Large muscular tube involved in the digestive system
- muscle that moves lungs
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- absorbs water
- Connects trachea to bronchioles
- absorbs nutrients
- windpipe
- begins respiratory system
15 Clues: windpipe • voice box • absorbs water • transports blood • absorbs nutrients • Connects nose to mouth • muscle that moves lungs • begins respiratory system • Carries blood to the heart • exchange between o2 ans co2 • carries blood from the heart • Connects trachea to bronchioles • chemical and mechanical digestion • Large muscular tube involved in the digestive system • ...
Science PASS Review (Body Systems) 2024-05-13
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- This system works with the muscular and circulatory. It's main function is to break down and push food through the digestive tract.
- This system works with the muscular and circulatory. It's main function is to provide oxygen to the body and expel carbon dioxide.
- This system works with the circulatory, digestive, and respiratory. It's main function is to rid the body of waste.
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- This system works with circulatory, digestive, excretory, respiratory, and skeletal system.
- This system works with all organ systems to control functions necessary for life and allows the organism to respond to stimuli.
- This system works with the muscular, respiratory, digestive, and excretory. It's main function is to circulate blood and get rid of carbon dioxide.
- This system works with the muscular, circulatory and digestive. It's main function is to provide structure.
7 Clues: This system works with circulatory, digestive, excretory, respiratory, and skeletal system. • This system works with the muscular, circulatory and digestive. It's main function is to provide structure. • This system works with the circulatory, digestive, and respiratory. It's main function is to rid the body of waste. • ...
Cardiovascular System and Respiratory System 2013-11-05
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- Contracts downwards to allow space for chest to expand.
- Made from fatty foods that we eat. There are two types of it.
- An effect of regular exercise on the CV system is Cardiac ...?
- The amount of blood ejected from the heart per beat.
- Smallest type of blood vessel, found in hands and toes.
- Allows us to chew and breathe at the same time.
- Protects the organs such as the lungs.
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- Flap at the back of our throat.
- The main artery.
- Thin walled, spongy sacs that fill when we breathe.
- Take blood TO the heart.
- We exhale to get rid of this.
- Oxygen attaches to this in a red blood cell.
- Scientific name for the windpipe.
- Deoxygenated blood returns to the heart through this.
- Take blood AWAY from the heart.
16 Clues: The main artery. • Take blood TO the heart. • We exhale to get rid of this. • Flap at the back of our throat. • Take blood AWAY from the heart. • Scientific name for the windpipe. • Protects the organs such as the lungs. • Oxygen attaches to this in a red blood cell. • Allows us to chew and breathe at the same time. • Thin walled, spongy sacs that fill when we breathe. • ...
Body Systems Review 2022-11-08
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- a group of similar cells working together
- system that helps support the body
- system that moves bones and tighten body
- The ______ system tells the muscles in your body how to move.
- system that protects the body from infection
- The digestive system breaks down food the release _____.
- system that carries messages throughout the body
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- Lifting weights can increase the size of your ____.
- system that includes skin, hair and nails
- system that moves waste materials out of the body
- system that carries oxygen throughout the body
- The human body is made up of multiple ________ systems.
- the main part of the respiratory system
- system that controls the heart
- The skeletal and ______ systems work together to help the body move.
- a group of tissues working together
- smallest unit of life
17 Clues: smallest unit of life • system that controls the heart • system that helps support the body • a group of tissues working together • the main part of the respiratory system • system that moves bones and tighten body • a group of similar cells working together • system that includes skin, hair and nails • system that protects the body from infection • ...
Title: Structures Involved in Respiration and Their functions 2021-04-16
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- the entire respiratory tract is lined with this
- the _ is where air travels before splitting into the bronchi
- this nerve is attached to the diaphragm
- the _ are the smallest airways and branch out from the bronchi
- when these muscles contract, the thoracic cavity volume decreases
- the epiglottis lays atop this tissue and separates it from the larynx
- the _ are the site of gas exchange between the lungs and the blood
- the _ is the first port of entry for air entering the respiratory system other than the mouth
- these cells secrete mucus
- this is made up of the Nasal cavity, pharynx, and larynx
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- the _ ensures food does not enter the airway
- these muscles are responsible for expanding the thoracic cavity by contracting
- the _, the larynx and nasal cavity all make up the upper respiratory tract
- these muscles are involved in respiration as they line the thoracic cavity
- another name for these are the pharyngeal tonsils
- The contraction and relaxation of your _ controls thoracic cavity volume
- there are two primary _ in the respiratory tract that allow air to pass following the trachea
- these are the connecting piece between the bronchioles and the alveoli
- these are short small hairlike structures that line certain epithelia
- without the _ which holds the vocal cords, you could not speak
20 Clues: these cells secrete mucus • this nerve is attached to the diaphragm • the _ ensures food does not enter the airway • the entire respiratory tract is lined with this • another name for these are the pharyngeal tonsils • this is made up of the Nasal cavity, pharynx, and larynx • the _ is where air travels before splitting into the bronchi • ...
Structures Involved in Respiration 2021-04-16
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- the entire respiratory tract is lined with this
- the _ is where air travels before splitting into the bronchi
- this nerve is attached to the diaphragm
- the _ are the smallest airways and branch out from the bronchi
- when these muscles contract, the thoracic cavity volume decreases
- the epiglottis lays atop this tissue and separates it from the larynx
- the _ are the site of gas exchange between the lungs and the blood
- the _ is the first port of entry for air entering the respiratory system other than the mouth
- these cells secrete mucus
- this is made up of the Nasal cavity, pharynx, and larynx
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- the _ ensures food does not enter the airway
- these muscles are responsible for expanding the thoracic cavity by contracting
- the _, the larynx and nasal cavity all make up the upper respiratory tract
- these muscles are involved in respiration as they line the thoracic cavity
- another name for these are the pharyngeal tonsils
- The contraction and relaxation of your _ controls thoracic cavity volume
- there are two primary _ in the respiratory tract that allow air to pass following the trachea
- these are the connecting piece between the bronchioles and the alveoli
- these are short small hairlike structures that line certain epithelia
- without the _ which holds the vocal cords, you could not speak
20 Clues: these cells secrete mucus • this nerve is attached to the diaphragm • the _ ensures food does not enter the airway • the entire respiratory tract is lined with this • another name for these are the pharyngeal tonsils • this is made up of the Nasal cavity, pharynx, and larynx • the _ is where air travels before splitting into the bronchi • ...
Lungs 2020-12-04
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- pumps blood throughout the heart
- air passage from trachea to lungs
- air sacks in the lungs
- body system of breathing
- to inhale
- inside trachea
- to exhale
- body system that circulates blood
- another word for breathing
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- opposite of oxygen
- cardiovascular exercise
- opposite of carbon dioxide
- wind pipe
- add oxygen to blood
- always transporting around the body to help stay alive
15 Clues: wind pipe • to inhale • to exhale • inside trachea • opposite of oxygen • add oxygen to blood • air sacks in the lungs • cardiovascular exercise • body system of breathing • opposite of carbon dioxide • another word for breathing • pumps blood throughout the heart • air passage from trachea to lungs • body system that circulates blood • ...
Body systems vocabulary 2020-12-11
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- removes waste from blood
- carries blood away from the heart
- the system where animals reproduce
- makes up body tissues
- the system that involves the intake of oxygen and exhale of carbon dioxide from the body
- what makes up organs
- provides support and protects your organs
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- pumps and transports blood around
- system that includes the ribcage and bones
- helps your body to move
- carries blood back to the heart
- where digestion first starts
- part of an organ system
- the color or your blood
- the largest organ in the body
15 Clues: what makes up organs • makes up body tissues • helps your body to move • part of an organ system • the color or your blood • removes waste from blood • where digestion first starts • the largest organ in the body • carries blood back to the heart • pumps and transports blood around • carries blood away from the heart • the system where animals reproduce • ...
GROUP 6- RESPIRATORY SYSTEM 2023-09-29
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- 6
- 2
- 19
- 17
- 1
- 3
- 7
- 10
- 14
- 4
- 11
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- 8
- 9
- 13
- 5
- 16
- 12
- 18
- 15
- 20
20 Clues: 8 • 9 • 6 • 2 • 5 • 1 • 3 • 7 • 4 • 13 • 19 • 17 • 16 • 12 • 18 • 15 • 20 • 10 • 14 • 11
M2 BASIC RESPIRATORY SYSTEM 2025-06-19
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- – Tiny particles in polluted air that we can breathe in, which can harm our lungs.
- – The act of breathing in air through the nose or mouth.
- – A very small blood vessel where gases like oxygen and carbon dioxide move in and out of the blood.
- – The process where cells use oxygen to turn sugar into energy.
- – Two organs in the chest that take in oxygen and remove carbon dioxide.
- – A dome-shaped muscle that moves up and down to help us breathe.
- – A gas in the air that we breathe in and our body uses to make energy.
- – Tiny air sacs in the lungs where oxygen enters the blood and carbon dioxide leaves.
- – The body part we use to smell and to take in air when breathing.
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- – A condition that makes it hard to breathe and can be made worse by dirty air or dust.
- system – The group of organs that help us breathe and exchange gases like oxygen and carbon dioxide.
- death – Dying earlier than expected, often because of disease or harmful substances.
- dioxide – A gas that our body makes and breathes out after using oxygen.
- – The act of breathing out air from the lungs.
- (fish) – Body parts that fish use to take oxygen from water.
- blood cells – Cells in the blood that carry oxygen from the lungs to the rest of the body.
- (grasshoppers) – Small holes on a grasshopper's body where air enters for breathing.
- – Very tiny particles in the air that can be breathed deep into the lungs and cause health problems.
- lungs (spiders) – Flat, folded structures that spiders use to breathe.
19 Clues: – The act of breathing out air from the lungs. • – The act of breathing in air through the nose or mouth. • (fish) – Body parts that fish use to take oxygen from water. • – The process where cells use oxygen to turn sugar into energy. • – A dome-shaped muscle that moves up and down to help us breathe. • ...
Human Organ System 2023-01-20
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- system that mainly works with and controls the digestive and excretory system
- system that delivers oxygen while working with circulatory
- system that works with the circulatory system, mainly the surface capillaries
- system that works with nervous and skeletal system to control and support the body
- system that depends on the muscular system to support and move the body
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- system that works with the respiratory system to deliver oxygen
- system that works with the nervous system and immune system to work through and cope with problems and stress
- system that relies on the nervous system to send signals to the brain and organs
8 Clues: system that delivers oxygen while working with circulatory • system that works with the respiratory system to deliver oxygen • system that depends on the muscular system to support and move the body • system that mainly works with and controls the digestive and excretory system • system that works with the circulatory system, mainly the surface capillaries • ...
samuel 6th 2022-02-23
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- system regulates liquid in the blood
- tiny air sacs in lungs
- liquid waste
- cleans toxins from the blood,makes bile
- respiration uses o2 to break apart glucose
- glomerulus small part of kidney that filters blood
- organ that filters blood
- cavity space in chest
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- muscles push food through the digestive system
- system organs that break food down into nutrients
- digestion food broken into smaller
- digestion the change of food into new substances
- system -Brings o2 removes co2
- bladder stores the bile.
- what the body needs,but doesn't make
- exit tube
16 Clues: exit tube • liquid waste • cavity space in chest • tiny air sacs in lungs • bladder stores the bile. • organ that filters blood • system -Brings o2 removes co2 • digestion food broken into smaller • system regulates liquid in the blood • what the body needs,but doesn't make • cleans toxins from the blood,makes bile • respiration uses o2 to break apart glucose • ...
Bella A. 7 2023-03-03
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- substance that provides nourishment for body functions
- muscles push food through the digestive system
- tiny air sacs in lungs
- uses O2 to break apart glucose
- system organs that break food down into nutrients
- system regulates liquid in the blood
- digestion the change of food into new substances
- glomerulus small part of kidney that connect the bladder and kidneys
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- digestion food broken down in smaller pieces
- cleans toxins from the blood makes bile
- cavity space in chest
- system that brings in O2 removes CD2
- bladder stores the bile
- organ that filters blood
- exit tube
- liquid waste
16 Clues: exit tube • liquid waste • cavity space in chest • tiny air sacs in lungs • bladder stores the bile • organ that filters blood • uses O2 to break apart glucose • system that brings in O2 removes CD2 • system regulates liquid in the blood • cleans toxins from the blood makes bile • digestion food broken down in smaller pieces • muscles push food through the digestive system • ...
The Respiratory System 2025-06-06
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- The _____ sacs inside the bronchial tree make an exchange from oxygen into carbon dioxide.
- The wind pipe.
- The system containing the bronchi, bronchial tree, and lungs.
Down
- The virus that affects the nose, throat, and lungs
- A chest cold.
- The system that interacts with the respiratory system.
- The cold caused by over 200 viruses.
- The most important organ.
8 Clues: A chest cold. • The wind pipe. • The most important organ. • The cold caused by over 200 viruses. • The virus that affects the nose, throat, and lungs • The system that interacts with the respiratory system. • The system containing the bronchi, bronchial tree, and lungs. • The _____ sacs inside the bronchial tree make an exchange from oxygen into carbon dioxide.
Body Systems 2022-05-26
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- cells divide and make identical cells
- the male part of a flower
- the female part of a flower
- an organism with only one cell
- cells divide and make a half set of chromosomes
- system responsible for gas exchange
- breaking down sugar with O2 to release energy
- the structures inside a cell
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- organelle which controls the cell's function
- using CO2 and H2O to form sugar and O2
- system responsible for filtering the blood
- system responsible for absorbing nutrients
- system responsible for transporting nutrients
- a group of one type of cell
- organelle which powers the cell
- system that plants use to absorb water and minerals
16 Clues: the male part of a flower • the female part of a flower • a group of one type of cell • the structures inside a cell • an organism with only one cell • organelle which powers the cell • system responsible for gas exchange • cells divide and make identical cells • using CO2 and H2O to form sugar and O2 • system responsible for filtering the blood • ...
Anatomy and Physiology Week 4 Review - Terminology and Body Systems 2024-09-15
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- The region of the upper thigh.
- The region of the inner elbow.
- The body system that is responsible for reproduction.
- Anterior/Ventral refers to the _____ of the body.
- The body system responsible for movement.
- The heart and lungs on in this chest cavity.
- The body system that is made up primarily of the skeleton.
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- The body system that absorbs nutrients from food.
- The endocrine system secretes ________ that control bodily functions.
- The lungs are part of this body system.
- The circulatory/cardiovascular system pumps _____ throughout the body.
- The study of the function of the body parts.
- The study of the structure of the body parts.
- The system that includes the skin, hair, and nails.
- The body system that includes the brain, spinal cord and nerves.
- The region of the forearm.
- This is the region of the wrist - _______ tunnel syndrome.
- Posterior/Dorsal refers to the ____ of the body.
18 Clues: The region of the forearm. • The region of the upper thigh. • The region of the inner elbow. • The lungs are part of this body system. • The body system responsible for movement. • The study of the function of the body parts. • The heart and lungs on in this chest cavity. • The study of the structure of the body parts. • Posterior/Dorsal refers to the ____ of the body. • ...
Body systems vocabulary 2020-12-11
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- removes waste from blood
- carries blood away from the heart
- the system where animals reproduce
- makes up body tissues
- the system that involves the intake of oxygen and exhale of carbon dioxide from the body
- what makes up organs
- provides support and protects your organs
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- pumps and transports blood around
- system that includes the ribcage and bones
- helps your body to move
- carries blood back to the heart
- where digestion first starts
- part of an organ system
- the color or your blood
- the largest organ in the body
15 Clues: what makes up organs • makes up body tissues • helps your body to move • part of an organ system • the color or your blood • removes waste from blood • where digestion first starts • the largest organ in the body • carries blood back to the heart • pumps and transports blood around • carries blood away from the heart • the system where animals reproduce • ...
Body Systems crossword 2020-12-11
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- removes waste from blood
- carries blood away from the heart
- the system where animals reproduce
- makes up body tissues
- the system that involves the intake of oxygen and exhale of carbon dioxide from the body
- what makes up organs
- provides support and protects your organs
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- pumps and transports blood around
- system that includes the ribcage and bones
- helps your body to move
- carries blood back to the heart
- where digestion first starts
- part of an organ system
- the color or your blood
- the largest organ in the body
15 Clues: what makes up organs • makes up body tissues • helps your body to move • part of an organ system • the color or your blood • removes waste from blood • where digestion first starts • the largest organ in the body • carries blood back to the heart • pumps and transports blood around • carries blood away from the heart • the system where animals reproduce • ...
Title: Structures Involved in Respiration and Their functions 2021-04-16
Across
- the entire respiratory tract is lined with this
- the _ is where air travels before splitting into the bronchi
- this nerve is attached to the diaphragm
- the _ are the smallest airways and branch out from the bronchi
- when these muscles contract, the thoracic cavity volume decreases
- the epiglottis lays atop this tissue and separates it from the larynx
- the _ are the site of gas exchange between the lungs and the blood
- the _ is the first port of entry for air entering the respiratory system other than the mouth
- these cells secrete mucus
- this is made up of the Nasal cavity, pharynx, and larynx
Down
- the _ ensures food does not enter the airway
- these muscles are responsible for expanding the thoracic cavity by contracting
- the _, the larynx and nasal cavity all make up the upper respiratory tract
- these muscles are involved in respiration as they line the thoracic cavity
- another name for these are the pharyngeal tonsils
- The contraction and relaxation of your _ controls thoracic cavity volume
- there are two primary _ in the respiratory tract that allow air to pass following the trachea
- these are the connecting piece between the bronchioles and the alveoli
- these are short small hairlike structures that line certain epithelia
- without the _ which holds the vocal cords, you could not speak
20 Clues: these cells secrete mucus • this nerve is attached to the diaphragm • the _ ensures food does not enter the airway • the entire respiratory tract is lined with this • another name for these are the pharyngeal tonsils • this is made up of the Nasal cavity, pharynx, and larynx • the _ is where air travels before splitting into the bronchi • ...
Body Systems 2020-12-12
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- absorbs the most nutrients in the digestive system
- makes enzymes
- Filters waste out of blood
- Helps bones move
- takes blood to the heart
- Is a part of the central body system along with the spine
- Important part of the circulatory system
- a fluid that helps fight off sickness
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- Can release white and red blood cells
- takes blood away from the heart
- important part of the respiratory system
- breaks down substances
- organ that covers our whole body
- helps soften food in the mouth
- protects the brain
15 Clues: makes enzymes • Helps bones move • protects the brain • breaks down substances • takes blood to the heart • Filters waste out of blood • helps soften food in the mouth • takes blood away from the heart • organ that covers our whole body • Can release white and red blood cells • a fluid that helps fight off sickness • important part of the respiratory system • ...
JB6Science 2023-03-03
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- Muscles push food through digestive system
- Space in chest
- Small part of kidney that filters blood
- Exit tube
- Uses oxygen to break apart glucose
- Digestion that breaks food into smaller pieces
- Liquid waste
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- Tiny air sacs in lungs
- Stores bile
- Tubes that connect the bladder and kidneys
- Organ that filters blood
- System that breaks down food into nutrients
- Cleans toxins from the blood, makes bile
- What the body needs, but doesn't make
- System that regulates liquid in the blood
- System that brings in oxygen and removes carbon dioxide
- Digestion that changes food into new substances
17 Clues: Exit tube • Stores bile • Liquid waste • Space in chest • Tiny air sacs in lungs • Organ that filters blood • Uses oxygen to break apart glucose • What the body needs, but doesn't make • Small part of kidney that filters blood • Cleans toxins from the blood, makes bile • System that regulates liquid in the blood • Tubes that connect the bladder and kidneys • ...
Cooper 6 2023-03-03
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- digestion that breaks food into smaller pieces
- tubes that connect the bladder to the kidney
- system that breaks down food into nutrients
- tiny air sacs in lungs
- digestion that changes the food into new substance
- exit tube
- small part of kidney that filters blood
- space in chest
- organ that filters blood
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- uses o2 to break apart glucose
- what the body needs, but doesn't make
- system brings in o2 and releases co2
- cleans toxins from the blood, makes bile
- stores bile
- muscles push food through the digestive system
- liquid waste
- system that regulates liquid into blood
17 Clues: exit tube • stores bile • liquid waste • space in chest • tiny air sacs in lungs • organ that filters blood • uses o2 to break apart glucose • system brings in o2 and releases co2 • what the body needs, but doesn't make • small part of kidney that filters blood • system that regulates liquid into blood • cleans toxins from the blood, makes bile • ...
Aiden7 2024-03-01
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- tubes that connect the bladder and kidneys
- small part of kidney that filters blood
- tiny are sacs in lungs
- digestion that breaks down food into smaller pieces
- cleans toxins from the blood makes bile
- digestion that changes the food into new substances
- muscles push down food through the digestive system
- space in chest
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- stores the bile
- system that brings in 02 and removes CO2
- uses O2 to break apart glucose
- liquid
- exit tube
- system that regulates liquid in the blood
- organ that filters blood
- body system that break down food into nutrients
- what the body need but doesn't make
17 Clues: liquid • exit tube • space in chest • stores the bile • tiny are sacs in lungs • organ that filters blood • uses O2 to break apart glucose • what the body need but doesn't make • small part of kidney that filters blood • cleans toxins from the blood makes bile • system that brings in 02 and removes CO2 • system that regulates liquid in the blood • ...
Metabolism Crossword 2024-03-26
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- the smallest unit that can live on its own
- respiration releases energy into cells
- acids building blocks
- argument a claim supported by evidence
- a collection of tissues
- a type of energy storage molecule
- organisms get from the air or water around them
- use of molecules for energy
- set of interacting parts
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- A type of cell that receives and sends messages
- a category of large molecules
- can use to release energy
- system that takes in oxygen and releases carbon
- dioxide carbon molecule
- system takes in food and breaks it down
- system transports molecules
- joined together in a particular way
17 Clues: acids building blocks • dioxide carbon molecule • a collection of tissues • set of interacting parts • can use to release energy • use of molecules for energy • a category of large molecules • system transports molecules • a type of energy storage molecule • joined together in a particular way • respiration releases energy into cells • argument a claim supported by evidence • ...
The Circulatory System 2024-01-10
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- The circulatory system works with the ______ system to transport digested food and water to all parts of the body.
- The smallest blood vessel is called the ______.
- The circulatory system works with the respiratory system to remove ___________ from the body.
- The circulatory system also transports ______ materials away from various parts of the body to be removed.
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- _______ blood cells in the blood protect the body from germs and infection.
- The ______ pumps blood through the blood vessels to all parts of the body.
- ______ in the blood help to clot wounds to prevent blood leaking.
- ______ is a liquid mixture in the blood that transports blood cells, digested food and waste materials around the body.
- The blood vessel transporting blood rich in carbon dioxide is called the _______.
- The circulatory system works with the respiratory system to transport _____ to all parts of the body.
- The blood vessel transporting blood rich in oxygen is called the _____.
11 Clues: The smallest blood vessel is called the ______. • ______ in the blood help to clot wounds to prevent blood leaking. • The blood vessel transporting blood rich in oxygen is called the _____. • The ______ pumps blood through the blood vessels to all parts of the body. • _______ blood cells in the blood protect the body from germs and infection. • ...
Body Systems 2022-05-26
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- cells divide and make identical cells
- cells divide and make a half set of chromosomes
- breaking down sugar with O2 to release energy
- system responsible for filtering the blood
- a group of one type of cell
- the organelle where photosynthesis occurs
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- organelles which power the cell
- organelle which controls the cell's function
- system responsible for absorbing nutrients
- an organism with only one cell
- system responsible for gas exchange
- the structures inside a cell
- system that plants use to absorb water and minerals
- system responsible for transporting nutrients
- the female part of a flower
- the male part of a flower
16 Clues: the male part of a flower • the female part of a flower • a group of one type of cell • the structures inside a cell • an organism with only one cell • organelles which power the cell • system responsible for gas exchange • cells divide and make identical cells • the organelle where photosynthesis occurs • system responsible for absorbing nutrients • ...
Science Human Body Test Review 2013-05-10
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- An accessory organ that produces bile for the duodenum.
- Process in which food is converted into energy
- The pair of organs that come after the trachea in the respiratory system.
- When there is an equal concentration inside and outside of the cell so there is no net movement
- Humidifies and purifies the air if you breath in through it.
- An important nutrient made up of many amino acids.
- The connection between organs in the digestive system that regulates the flow of waste.
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- This term means that a cell membrane will let some materials through but not all.
- These increase surface area in the lungs
- Part of the respiratory system with the vocal chords.
- The valve that oxygen poor blood goes through in the heart.
- A type of diffusion that requires energy
- An enzyme in the mouth that begins the breakdown of food.
- Brings blood away from the heart.
14 Clues: Brings blood away from the heart. • These increase surface area in the lungs • A type of diffusion that requires energy • Process in which food is converted into energy • An important nutrient made up of many amino acids. • Part of the respiratory system with the vocal chords. • An accessory organ that produces bile for the duodenum. • ...
Body systems 2022-01-18
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- System that creates urine by product
- System supplies your body with nutrients
- System that helps with movement
- Network of glands in the body
- System that gives you movement
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- one of its functions are regulating body temps
- Maintains fluid levels
- System that moves air into your body
- System that digest food
- Support structure for your body
10 Clues: Maintains fluid levels • System that digest food • Network of glands in the body • System that gives you movement • System that helps with movement • Support structure for your body • System that creates urine by product • System that moves air into your body • System supplies your body with nutrients • one of its functions are regulating body temps
Med Term Ch 2. Human Body in Health and Disease 2021-01-21
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- system that regulates homeostasis with hormones
- system that allows for oxygen and CO2 gas exchange
- master system in control of the rest
- system that supports structure and blood production
- system that filters liquid waste
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- system that carries oxygen to rest of body
- system includes skin, sweat and oil glands
- system that breaks food down for energy
- system responsible for puberty and sexual health functions
- system that protects from pathogens and allergens
- system that allows for voluntary movement
- system that filters intracellular waste and supports the immune response
12 Clues: system that filters liquid waste • master system in control of the rest • system that breaks food down for energy • system that allows for voluntary movement • system that carries oxygen to rest of body • system includes skin, sweat and oil glands • system that regulates homeostasis with hormones • system that protects from pathogens and allergens • ...
metabolism 2022-10-20
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- system the food we eat
- the air we breath
- things that keep you alive
- a glucose batch together
- system the air coming in and out
- how the evidence tie in with the claim
- stating something
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- sugar
- two or more atoms
- system giving molecules through the systems
- proving something with data/information
- meat and seafood
- the forming wall of protein
13 Clues: sugar • meat and seafood • two or more atoms • the air we breath • stating something • system the food we eat • a glucose batch together • things that keep you alive • the forming wall of protein • system the air coming in and out • how the evidence tie in with the claim • proving something with data/information • system giving molecules through the systems
Levels of Organization in Organisms 2022-05-10
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- This system removes liquid wastes.
- A group of cells organized to preform a function.
- This system breaks down food.
- Organism with legions of organization.
- Tissue that function together form this.
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- This system controls body movement.
- A living thing made up of one or more cells.
- This system moves bones.
- Organism with only one level of organization.
- This system is basically breathing
- This system supports the body.
- This system delivers nutrients and oxygen.
12 Clues: This system moves bones. • This system breaks down food. • This system supports the body. • This system removes liquid wastes. • This system is basically breathing • This system controls body movement. • Organism with legions of organization. • Tissue that function together form this. • This system delivers nutrients and oxygen. • A living thing made up of one or more cells. • ...
Body Systems Extra Credit 2022-01-12
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- Your system of bones
- System that digests your food
- Stores urine
- System that filters blood and produces urine
- Another word for your windpipe
- System that helps you move
- Air sacs inside your lungs at the end of broncioles
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- System that helps you breathe
- System that controls all other systems
- Part of the excretory system that filters blood. Hint: there are two of them, and they look like beans
- Type of muscle that makes up your intestines. Involuntary
- Type of muscle that you can move voluntarily. Attached to bones
- Type of muscle that makes up your heart. Involuntary
- System that deals with your heart and blood
- Blood vessel that goes away from the heart
- Blood vessel that goes towards the heart
16 Clues: Stores urine • Your system of bones • System that helps you move • System that helps you breathe • System that digests your food • Another word for your windpipe • System that controls all other systems • Blood vessel that goes towards the heart • Blood vessel that goes away from the heart • System that deals with your heart and blood • ...
SYSTEMS 2024-10-16
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- TISSUE PUT TOGETHER FORM _____
- SYSTEM THAT BREAKS DOWN FOOD
- SYSTEM THAT SENDS AND RECEIVES MESSAGES TO AND FROM THE BRAIN
- THE SYSTEM THAT'S JOB IS TO MOVE BLOOD THROUGHOUT YOUR BODY
- A PARTICLE THAT IS NOT LIVING THAT MAKES YOU SICK
- A LIVING THING THAT ENTERS YOUR BODY AND MAKES YOU SICK
- ATTACH BONES TOGETHER AT JOINTS
- LIQUID TISSUE
- CELLS PUT TOGETHER FORM _____
- SMALLEST UNIT OF LIVING MATTER
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- THE SYSTEM THAT BRINGS OXYGEN TO THE BLOOD
- THE SYSTEM THAT PRODUCES MOVEMENT
- ROPE-LIKE GROUP OF NERVES ALONG OUR SPINE
- ATTACH MUSCLES TO BONES
- ANY LIVING THING THAT CARRIES OUT THE 5 BASIC LIFE FUNCTIONS
- SYSTEM THAT SUPPORTS THE BODY AND PROTECTS ORGANS
- PRODUCE NEW RED BLOOD CELLS
17 Clues: LIQUID TISSUE • ATTACH MUSCLES TO BONES • PRODUCE NEW RED BLOOD CELLS • SYSTEM THAT BREAKS DOWN FOOD • CELLS PUT TOGETHER FORM _____ • TISSUE PUT TOGETHER FORM _____ • SMALLEST UNIT OF LIVING MATTER • ATTACH BONES TOGETHER AT JOINTS • THE SYSTEM THAT PRODUCES MOVEMENT • ROPE-LIKE GROUP OF NERVES ALONG OUR SPINE • THE SYSTEM THAT BRINGS OXYGEN TO THE BLOOD • ...
Respiratory System Crossword Puzzle 2022-12-21
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- Lets air in and out of the lungs
- Beginning of the respiratory system. Filters and makes air warm
- Allows air to travel to epiglottis
- Main part of respiratory system. Inhales oxygen and exhales carbon dioxide
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- Folds to food and liquid from entering the larynx
- Carries carbon dioxide out the lungs
- Contracts to create an air vacuum and forces air into the lungs
- Carries air into lungs and alveoli
- Alternative way of breathing
- Small sacs where lungs and blood exchange carbon dioxide and oxygen
- Prevents food of going into airways
11 Clues: Alternative way of breathing • Lets air in and out of the lungs • Carries air into lungs and alveoli • Allows air to travel to epiglottis • Prevents food of going into airways • Carries carbon dioxide out the lungs • Folds to food and liquid from entering the larynx • Contracts to create an air vacuum and forces air into the lungs • ...
Structures Involved in Respiration and Their functions 2021-04-16
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- the entire respiratory tract is lined with this
- the _ is where air travels before splitting into the bronchi
- this nerve is attached to the diaphragm
- the _ are the smallest airways and branch out from the bronchi
- when these muscles contract, the thoracic cavity volume decreases
- the epiglottis lays atop this tissue and separates it from the larynx
- the _ are the site of gas exchange between the lungs and the blood
- the _ is the first port of entry for air entering the respiratory system other than the mouth
- these cells secrete mucus
- this is made up of the Nasal cavity, pharynx, and larynx
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- the _ ensures food does not enter the airway
- these muscles are responsible for expanding the thoracic cavity by contracting
- the _, the larynx and nasal cavity all make up the upper respiratory tract
- these muscles are involved in respiration as they line the thoracic cavity
- another name for these are the pharyngeal tonsils
- The contraction and relaxation of your _ controls thoracic cavity volume
- there are two primary _ in the respiratory tract that allow air to pass following the trachea
- these are the connecting piece between the bronchioles and the alveoli
- these are short small hairlike structures that line certain epithelia
- without the _ which holds the vocal cords, you could not speak
20 Clues: these cells secrete mucus • this nerve is attached to the diaphragm • the _ ensures food does not enter the airway • the entire respiratory tract is lined with this • another name for these are the pharyngeal tonsils • this is made up of the Nasal cavity, pharynx, and larynx • the _ is where air travels before splitting into the bronchi • ...
Whooping cough Crossword 2025-03-11
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- - A high-risk group for severe complications from whooping cough.
- - Medication used to treat whooping cough, especially in early stages.
- - A prominent symptom of whooping cough, often occurring in severe fits.
- - Identifying whooping cough infection through clinical evaluation and laboratory tests.
- - The primary organ affected by whooping cough, leading to inflammation and mucus production.
- - A key preventive measure against whooping cough, often given in combination with other vaccines.
- - A common age group affected by whooping cough, especially before vaccination.
- - Focuses on relieving symptoms and preventing complications.
- - The nature of whooping cough transmission, spreading through respiratory droplets.
- - Key strategy to avoid whooping cough infection, primarily through vaccination.
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- - Acquired through vaccination or previous infection, protecting against whooping cough.
- - A highly contagious respiratory infection characterized by severe coughing fits.
- - The medical term for whooping cough, caused by the bacterium Bordetella pertussis.
- - Temporary cessation of breathing, a potential complication of whooping cough.
- - A thick, sticky substance produced in the respiratory tract during a whooping cough infection.
- - The type of cough associated with whooping cough, characterized by sudden, violent attacks.
- - The route of whooping cough transmission through coughs or sneezes.
- - Whooping cough affects this system, leading to breathing difficulties.
- - Thick mucus produced in the lungs during a whooping cough infection.
- - The causative agent of whooping cough infection.
20 Clues: - The causative agent of whooping cough infection. • - Focuses on relieving symptoms and preventing complications. • - A high-risk group for severe complications from whooping cough. • - The route of whooping cough transmission through coughs or sneezes. • - Medication used to treat whooping cough, especially in early stages. • ...
Body Systems crossword 2020-12-11
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- makes up body tissues
- pumps and transports blood around
- provides support and protects your organs
- removes waste from blood
- carries blood back to the heart
- helps your body to move
- what makes up organs
- apricote
- the color or your blood
- part of an organ system
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- the system where animals reproduce
- the system that involves the intake of oxygen and exhale of carbon dioxide from the body
- where digestion first starts
- carries blood away from the heart
- the largest organ in the body
- system that includes the ribcage and bones
16 Clues: apricote • what makes up organs • makes up body tissues • helps your body to move • the color or your blood • part of an organ system • removes waste from blood • where digestion first starts • the largest organ in the body • carries blood back to the heart • pumps and transports blood around • carries blood away from the heart • the system where animals reproduce • ...
Body Systems 2023-04-10
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- organ that helps to get rid of toxins in the body
- organ that helps to digest food
- breathing in air
- protects the heart and lungs
- organ that helps to filter the blood
- the system that helps the body move
- breathing out air
- the system that helps support the body
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- the system that helps take in air
- blood vessels with no oxygen
- muscle that helps us to breath
- system that breaks down food
- protects the brain
- transfers oxygen to the blood in the lungs
- blood vessels with oxygen
- helps to pump blood around the body
16 Clues: breathing in air • breathing out air • protects the brain • blood vessels with oxygen • blood vessels with no oxygen • system that breaks down food • protects the heart and lungs • muscle that helps us to breath • organ that helps to digest food • the system that helps take in air • the system that helps the body move • helps to pump blood around the body • ...
Rhea 7 2022-02-23
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- space in chest
- organ that filters blood
- tubes that connect the bladder and kidneys
- liquid waste
- exit tube
- cleans toxins from the blood makes bile
- tiny air sacs in lungs
- regulates liquid in blood
- stores the bile
- uses O2 to break apart glucose
- brings in O2 removes CO2
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- the change of food into new substances
- organs that break food into nutrients
- small part of kidney that filters blood
- muscles push through the food digestive system
- substance that provides nourishment for body functions
16 Clues: exit tube • liquid waste • space in chest • stores the bile • tiny air sacs in lungs • organ that filters blood • brings in O2 removes CO2 • regulates liquid in blood • uses O2 to break apart glucose • organs that break food into nutrients • the change of food into new substances • small part of kidney that filters blood • cleans toxins from the blood makes bile • ...
Body Systems 2022-05-26
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- system responsible for transporting nutrients
- organelle which controls the cell's function
- a group of one type of cell
- cells divide and make a half set of chromosomes
- the structures inside a cell
- an organism with only one cell
- system responsible for gas exchange
- the male part of a flower
- organelle which powers the cell
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- system responsible for absorbing nutrients
- system that plants use to absorb water and minerals
- system responsible for filtering the blood
- cells divide and make identical cells
- breaking down sugar with O2 to release energy
- the female part of a flower
15 Clues: the male part of a flower • a group of one type of cell • the female part of a flower • the structures inside a cell • an organism with only one cell • organelle which powers the cell • system responsible for gas exchange • cells divide and make identical cells • system responsible for absorbing nutrients • system responsible for filtering the blood • ...
The Respiratory System 2021-06-04
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- contracts and relaxes and moves air in and out of the lungs
- a system of organs
- a tubelike passageway at the top of the throat
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- bronchioles that end in microscopic sacs
- the main organs of the respiratory system
- movement of air
- air that passes from the pharynx into a triangle-shape
- the trachea branches into 2 narrower tubes
8 Clues: movement of air • a system of organs • bronchioles that end in microscopic sacs • the main organs of the respiratory system • the trachea branches into 2 narrower tubes • a tubelike passageway at the top of the throat • air that passes from the pharynx into a triangle-shape • contracts and relaxes and moves air in and out of the lungs
Organ Systems- Arianna Simon 2017-08-31
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- Large organ in the digestive system that contains Hydrochloric acid.
- They system that creates white blood cells
- Provides oxygen to the body which is then transported by the cardiovascular system
- Provides protection to soft organs
- These filter waste from blood for this system
- a system that breaks down food into smaller molecules
- The system that is responsible for removing excess water
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- this system helps to keep you warm through shivers
- Main organ of the nervous system
- Secreted by the endocrine system
- part of the endocrine system that regulates growth
- The female part of the reproductive system responsible for egg production
- Hardest part of the skeletal system
- Part of the integumentary system, type of tissue forming the outer layer of skin
- The main organ in the cardiovascular system
15 Clues: Main organ of the nervous system • Secreted by the endocrine system • Provides protection to soft organs • Hardest part of the skeletal system • They system that creates white blood cells • The main organ in the cardiovascular system • These filter waste from blood for this system • this system helps to keep you warm through shivers • ...
Human Body Systems 2023-09-08
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- flap located in your throat
- process of breaking down food
- carries deoxygenated blood
- organ that pumps blood
- organ that helps you to breathe
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- process of squeezing food from in your esophagus
- system that allows us to breathe
- system that sends messages throughout your body
- wind pipe
- system that allows us to move
- carries oxygenated blood
- system that protects our body from bacteria
- tiny sacs in the lungs
13 Clues: wind pipe • organ that pumps blood • tiny sacs in the lungs • carries oxygenated blood • carries deoxygenated blood • flap located in your throat • system that allows us to move • process of breaking down food • organ that helps you to breathe • system that allows us to breathe • system that protects our body from bacteria • system that sends messages throughout your body • ...
Systems 2016-12-13
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- System: Removal of waste from homeostasis
- Cord: Long bundle of nervous tissue
- System: Sends signals between body parts
- circulates blood carrying oxygen
- Largest portion of muscle
- Each animal has one
- Controls movement of internal organs
- Ventricular: second chamber of the heart
- Bones: Relatively thin and flat protects organs
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- Nares, paired external openings
- Firm tissue that isn't as hard as bone
- Makes up the heart
- Uses oxygen gets rid of carbon dioxide
- System that provides movement
- Support and protection (vertebrae)
- Each animal has two
- long fiber like structures
- "Voice box"
- Bones: Often as big around as they are long
19 Clues: "Voice box" • Makes up the heart • Each animal has two • Each animal has one • Largest portion of muscle • long fiber like structures • System that provides movement • Nares, paired external openings • circulates blood carrying oxygen • Support and protection (vertebrae) • Cord: Long bundle of nervous tissue • Controls movement of internal organs • ...
Anatomy 2024-05-15
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- cavity where heart and lungs are
- tissue that is part of the skeletal system
- gas exchange takes place
- that produces hormones
- language
- cell
- or flight hormone
- connective tissue
- of this make up tissues
- transmit and send a electrical signal
- vocal chords are
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- that has a lot of extracellular matrix
- we go to the gym we work on this
- and spinal cord
- pipe
- muscle is made of this tissue
- other nerves
- tubes are made of this tissue
- of gas exchange
19 Clues: pipe • cell • language • other nerves • and spinal cord • of gas exchange • vocal chords are • or flight hormone • connective tissue • that produces hormones • of this make up tissues • gas exchange takes place • muscle is made of this tissue • tubes are made of this tissue • cavity where heart and lungs are • we go to the gym we work on this • that has a lot of extracellular matrix • ...
Body Systems Crossword 2020-08-24
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- this system includes the thymus, thyroid and pituitary glands
- unlike men, females experience an aging of their reproductive system leading to _____
- system that is responsible for creating new life
- system that includes central and peripheral parts
- a major function of the lymphatic system is to provide ____, or resistance to pathogens
- this system involves filtering the blood to remove body waste
- the windpipe
- the spleen is the largest organ within this system
- the system that contains the largest organ in the body
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- capillaries are some of the smallest structures within this system
- this system has many functions including blood cell formation
- the nephron is the major functioning unit of the _____
- the digestive system would not work if not for these proteins responsible for accelerating chemical reactions
- steroids, oxytocin and epinephrine are all examples of _____ that the endocrine system produces
- the exchanging of gases occurs in this system
- the proteins myosin and actin are important components in this system
- brings deoxygenated blood back to the heart
- system that includes ingestion, propulsion, absorption and defecation
- smooth and cardiac muscles are _____
19 Clues: the windpipe • smooth and cardiac muscles are _____ • brings deoxygenated blood back to the heart • the exchanging of gases occurs in this system • system that is responsible for creating new life • system that includes central and peripheral parts • the spleen is the largest organ within this system • the nephron is the major functioning unit of the _____ • ...
Emma P6 2022-02-23
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- What the body needs but doesn't make
- stores the bile
- uses o2 to break apart glucose
- Brings in o2 removes co2
- space in chest
- Organs that break food down into nutrients
- Muscles push food through the digestive system
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- exit tube
- Food broken into smaller pieces
- Cleans toxins from the blood makes bile
- Tubes that connect the bladder and kidneys
- Tiny air sacs in lungs
- organ that filters blood
- Regulates liquid in the blood
- the change of food into new substances
- liquid waste
- small part of kidney that filters blood
17 Clues: exit tube • liquid waste • space in chest • stores the bile • Tiny air sacs in lungs • organ that filters blood • Brings in o2 removes co2 • Regulates liquid in the blood • uses o2 to break apart glucose • Food broken into smaller pieces • What the body needs but doesn't make • the change of food into new substances • Cleans toxins from the blood makes bile • ...
jackson2 2024-03-01
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- small part of the kidney that filters blood
- digestion the change of food into a new substances
- digestion food broken into smaller piecces
- bladder stores the bile
- makes bile
- tubes that connect the bladder and kidneys
- muscles push food through the digestion system
- body system that brings o2 remove co2
- body system that break down food into nutrients
- organ that filters blood
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- space in chest
- what the body needs but does not make
- uses o2 to break apart glucose
- tiny air sacs in lungs
- exit tube
- liquid waste
- body system that regulates liquid in the blood
17 Clues: exit tube • makes bile • liquid waste • space in chest • tiny air sacs in lungs • bladder stores the bile • organ that filters blood • uses o2 to break apart glucose • what the body needs but does not make • body system that brings o2 remove co2 • digestion food broken into smaller piecces • tubes that connect the bladder and kidneys • small part of the kidney that filters blood • ...
Addison p6 2024-03-01
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- system that has oragans that break down into nutrients
- digestion where the food into new substences
- system that regulates liquid in blood
- space in chest
- exit tube
- stores bile
- muscles pushes food through the digestive system
- small part of kidneys that filters blood
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- system that brings in O2 removes CO2
- Uses O2 to break apart glucose
- what the body needs but doesn't make
- digestion were food is broken into smaller peices
- organ that filters blood
- liquid waste
- cleans toxins from blood and also makes bile
- tiny air sacs in lungs
- tubes that connect the bladder and kidneys
17 Clues: exit tube • stores bile • liquid waste • space in chest • tiny air sacs in lungs • organ that filters blood • Uses O2 to break apart glucose • system that brings in O2 removes CO2 • what the body needs but doesn't make • system that regulates liquid in blood • small part of kidneys that filters blood • tubes that connect the bladder and kidneys • ...
Respiratory System 2014-04-04
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- the voice box is a part of the respiratory system
- airways that lead into lungs are called?
- dirty air or waste our respiratory system needs to get rid off. If it can't we die!
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- the windpipe without which we would all die!
- air sacs or little cushions inside the lung that fill up with oxygen
- the front section of the neck above the larynx
- is connected to the bronchi and are smaller airways just before the lungs
- muscle that helps you to breathe at the bottom most part of the respiratory system
8 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 • air sacs or little cushions inside the lung that fill up with oxygen • is connected to the bronchi and are smaller airways just before the lungs • ...
Vaccinations 2020-02-10
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- Attacks respiratory tract and eyes (cat flu)
- Attacks the immune system and cells lining the intestinal wall
- Into the nose
- Attacks the gut, lungs and nervous system
- Attacks immune system and can cause cancer
- Attacks eyes, causes chronic conjunctivitis
- Offspring receive passively from their mothers
- Into the muscle
- Portion of a virus cause the body to react to immune system
- serious disease caused by a virus that affects the central nervous system and the brain.
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- Teach the immune system to recognise and respond quickly to certain infections
- Attacks liver, lungs, kidneys and eyes
- Attacks liver & kidneys causing jaundice
- Personal Health record of animal
- Attacks the intestinal wall(chronic diarrhoea)
- Causes kennel cough
- Under the skin
- Attack the mouth causing ulcers (cat flu)
18 Clues: Into the nose • Under the skin • Into the muscle • Causes kennel cough • Personal Health record of animal • Attacks liver, lungs, kidneys and eyes • Attacks liver & kidneys causing jaundice • Attack the mouth causing ulcers (cat flu) • Attacks the gut, lungs and nervous system • Attacks immune system and can cause cancer • Attacks eyes, causes chronic conjunctivitis • ...
doTERRA Crossword by Sandy Weston 2022-12-09
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- helps sleep
- focus
- helps hair grow
- helps pain
- pain and keep bugs away
- get rid of lice, helps athlete's feet
- enery
- helps insomia
- keeps bugs away
- relieves pain
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- good for respiratory system
- kills bacteria
- king of oils
- put in gin and tonic
- calming
- eliminates smells
- detoxifys liver
- heals cuts
- healing oil
19 Clues: focus • enery • calming • helps pain • heals cuts • helps sleep • healing oil • king of oils • helps insomia • relieves pain • kills bacteria • helps hair grow • detoxifys liver • keeps bugs away • eliminates smells • put in gin and tonic • pain and keep bugs away • good for respiratory system • get rid of lice, helps athlete's feet
The Respiratory System 2015-12-30
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- Soft, cone-shaped organs
- Lipoprotein film that prevents alveoli from closing
- Opening into larynx
- Mucosal folds supported by elastic ligaments
- Chronic and incurable disorder in which the alveoli are distended
- Paired tubes inferior to the trachea
- Voice box
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- Viral or bacterial infection in which the alveoli fill with thick fluid
- Called windpipe
- Branched tubes that lead from bronchi to alveoli
- Chamber posterior to oral cavity
- Disease of the bronchi and bronchioles that is marked by breathlessness
- Openings into the nasal cavities
13 Clues: Voice box • Called windpipe • Opening into larynx • Soft, cone-shaped organs • Chamber posterior to oral cavity • Openings into the nasal cavities • Paired tubes inferior to the trachea • Mucosal folds supported by elastic ligaments • Branched tubes that lead from bronchi to alveoli • Lipoprotein film that prevents alveoli from closing • ...
Circulatory & Respiratory System 2020-12-01
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- protects your lungs and heart
- your heart is as big as this:
- this system is made up of the mouth, nose, lungs, etc. It's what makes us breathe
- this habit can damage your lungs
- this system is made up of the heart, arteries, and blood vessels.
- this organ pumps oxygen rich blood throughout your body
- You have two of these, which take in air.
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- brings deoxygenated blood back to the heart
- takes oxygen rich blood away from the heart
- Ms. Asaro's favorite Disney Villain
- connect arteries to veins. Gives nutrients to cells and removes waste.
- You inhale this in to live.
- when you exhale you get rid of this.
13 Clues: You inhale this in to live. • protects your lungs and heart • your heart is as big as this: • this habit can damage your lungs • Ms. Asaro's favorite Disney Villain • when you exhale you get rid of this. • You have two of these, which take in air. • brings deoxygenated blood back to the heart • takes oxygen rich blood away from the heart • ...
Respiratory System C9 2023-10-02
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- Filters that remove particles carried by the air.
- organ in charge of resonance and the production of voice
- Muscle that expands during the breathing process.
- The special organ for smell
- Hollow tube that connects the larynx to the bronchi.
- Cone shaped organs that fill the thoracic activity.
- Hollow spaces in our skull which regulate air temperature.
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- It is the part responsible for producing vocal sounds.
- substance we breathe out
- substance we breath in
- Large airways that branch off the main trachea.
- Small air sacks at the end of the bronchi
- sticky substance that helps filter out particles
13 Clues: substance we breath in • substance we breathe out • The special organ for smell • Small air sacks at the end of the bronchi • Large airways that branch off the main trachea. • sticky substance that helps filter out particles • Filters that remove particles carried by the air. • Muscle that expands during the breathing process. • ...
The Respiratory System 2023-05-05
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- The part of the face that bears the nostrils and covers the anterior part of the nasal cavity.
- A muscular tube that connects the nasal cavity and mouth to the esophagus and trachea.
- Tiny air sacs in the lungs where oxygen and carbon dioxide are exchanged with the blood.
- The two main branches of the trachea that lead into the lungs.
- The pair of organs in the chest that help oxygen enter the body and remove carbon dioxide.
- A tube that connects the throat to the lungs, also known as the windpipe.
- A gas that is essential for life and is used by the body to create energy.
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- The system in the body responsible for breathing and exchanging gases between the body and the environment.
- The space inside the nose that filters, warms, and moistens air as it is breathed in.
- A dividing wall or membrane especially between bodily spaces or masses of soft tissue.
- A dome-shaped muscle beneath the lungs that helps with breathing by contracting and relaxing.
- Small tubes in the lungs that branch off from the bronchi and connect to the alveoli.
- A waste gas produced by the body that is exhaled through the respiratory system.
13 Clues: The two main branches of the trachea that lead into the lungs. • A tube that connects the throat to the lungs, also known as the windpipe. • A gas that is essential for life and is used by the body to create energy. • A waste gas produced by the body that is exhaled through the respiratory system. • ...
The Respiratory System 2021-12-02
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- The act of spreading or allowing to spread
- A bone protects your internal organs
- A large airway that leads from the trachea
- Tiny blood vessels that transport blood
- Without restriction or interference
- A place that supplies the body with oxygen
- Air sacs exchange oxygen with CO2 in blood
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- Small air tubes connect bronchus to alveoli
- It gives air to the lungs.
- What you get out after breathing
- What you breathe with
- The principal muscle of respiration
- What enters your body when you breathe
13 Clues: What you breathe with • It gives air to the lungs. • What you get out after breathing • Without restriction or interference • The principal muscle of respiration • A bone protects your internal organs • What enters your body when you breathe • Tiny blood vessels that transport blood • The act of spreading or allowing to spread • A large airway that leads from the trachea • ...
The Respiratory System 2024-03-25
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- These blood vessels carry blood back toward the heart.
- These blood vessels carry blood away from the heart.
- The process of breathing in.
- The large artery that carries oxygen-rich blood away from the heart.
- This gas is transported by red blood cells.
- The main organ of the respiratory system.
- The liquid part of blood.
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- The process of breathing out.
- The organ responsible for pumping blood throughout the body.
- The muscle that contracts and relaxes to help you breathe.
- These are tiny blood vessels that connect arteries to veins.
- The small sacs in the lungs where gas exchange occurs.
- These structures in the heart prevent the backflow of blood.
13 Clues: The liquid part of blood. • The process of breathing in. • The process of breathing out. • The main organ of the respiratory system. • This gas is transported by red blood cells. • These blood vessels carry blood away from the heart. • These blood vessels carry blood back toward the heart. • The small sacs in the lungs where gas exchange occurs. • ...
The Respiratory System 2025-11-10
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- diaphram
- lungs
- breathing
- nose
- larynx
- chest
- carbon dioxide
- pleura
- oxygen
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- lobe
- nose
- trachea
- chest
- tonsil
- air or lungs
15 Clues: lobe • nose • nose • lungs • chest • chest • tonsil • larynx • pleura • oxygen • trachea • diaphram • breathing • air or lungs • carbon dioxide
Organ Systems Hayley Altenweg 2017-08-31
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- System that includes sensory receptors, brain, spinal cord, and nerves
- System that allows production of offspring
- System that supplies oxygen and removes carbon dioxide
- Organ system that provides external body covering
- Organ system that can store minerals like calcium
- Endocrine system uses these to secrete regulatory hormones
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- Maintains an acid and base balance
- The system that is able to breaks down food for intestines and stomach
- Body system that provides growth, reproduction, and metabolism
- Help the cardiovascular system transport materials like nutrients in the body
- The body system that transports materials in the body by blood vessels
- Body system that allows locomotion
- System that gets rid of all the debris like dead cells
- Lymphatic system fights this
- A part of a system that protects and supports body organs
15 Clues: Lymphatic system fights this • Maintains an acid and base balance • Body system that allows locomotion • System that allows production of offspring • Organ system that provides external body covering • Organ system that can store minerals like calcium • System that supplies oxygen and removes carbon dioxide • System that gets rid of all the debris like dead cells • ...
Human Body Systems (Harcourt Science Book) A16--A27 2022-03-01
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- Human beings are made up of _________ of cells A7
- The basic unit of structure and function of all living things A6
- Nerves are bundles of _______. They carry signals from sensory organs(eyes, ears, nerves) to the brain and from the brain to the muscles.
- Scientist who first viewed cells under a microscope and gave them their name A6
- Cells that work together to perform a specific function form this? A12
- This body system transports oxygen, nutrients, and wastes through the body in the blood
- This is the waste product that comes out of your nose and mouth from the Respiratory System? (2 words-no space)
- Muscles are attached to bones by this?
- This system breaks down food into nutrients and gets those nutrients into the blood.
- Tissues that work together form this? A12
- There are 206 of these in the human body?
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- This body system has the nose, mouth, windpipe or trachea, and lungs.
- In the Digestive System, this organ produces this, which breaks down fats into smaller particles that can be more easily digested.
- Bones are attached to other bones by this?
- These blood vessels carry blood away from the heart?
- This body system provides support for our bodies. It protects many of our internal organs.
- This system connects everything to the brain-brain, spinal cord, nerves, etc...
- Organs that work together to perform a function form this? A12
- Which part of the circulatory system is being left out? Blood, veins, arteries, and _________?
- When you swallow food, it travels down your what?
- ________ muscles move bones and hold your skeleton upright which you can control. Involuntary muscles, you cannot control like blinking or your heart muscle pumping, move on their on.
- Type of muscle that makes up the walls of your heart.
22 Clues: Muscles are attached to bones by this? • There are 206 of these in the human body? • Bones are attached to other bones by this? • Tissues that work together form this? A12 • Human beings are made up of _________ of cells A7 • When you swallow food, it travels down your what? • These blood vessels carry blood away from the heart? • ...
the human organ system 2017-01-06
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- / the muscle you have no control of, lines your throat and intestines.
- / body system that provides support and protection.
- / body system that gets rid of materials you don't need.
- / major organ of the integumentary system.
- / one of the properties of life. This is all the chemical reactions in your body(energy).
- / body system that create gametes.
- / liquid that carries materials through the body.
- / major organ in the nervous system.
- / these are created by the endocrine system to control the other body systems.
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- / one of the properties of life. This is maintaining a stable internal environment.
- / this system breaks down food to give you nutrients.
- / body system that senses the environment.
- / body system that fights infection and keeps you healthy.
- / body system that maintains homeostasis and keeps you safe.
- / type of muscle you heart is made out of.
- / this system carries nutrients through your body.
- / body system the brings air in and out of the body.
- / this organ dissolves oxygen into your blood.
- / type of blood cell that fights infections.
- / type of blood cell that carries oxygen.
20 Clues: / body system that create gametes. • / major organ in the nervous system. • / type of blood cell that carries oxygen. • / body system that senses the environment. • / major organ of the integumentary system. • / type of muscle you heart is made out of. • / type of blood cell that fights infections. • / this organ dissolves oxygen into your blood. • ...
P5 Systems 2022-08-29
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- A part of the circulatory system that transports substances around the body
- A ________ of electricity allows electricity to pass through it.
- The system that allows substances to be transported around the body
- Blood is transported in blood ______.
- The respiratory system consists of the nose, _______ and lungs.
- When there is a ____ in the circuit, no electricity passes through it and the bulb does not light up.
- This gas is absorbed into the blood in the lungs
- An ________ of electricity does not allow electricity to pass through it.
- A muscle that pumps blood in the body
- The 2 parts of the bulb that needs to be connected in order for it to light up is the ____ tip and casing.
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- When the bulb lights up, there is no gap and electricity flows through the ______ circuit (word starting with c).
- Avoid using wires that are exposed to prevent electric ________.
- A ______ is the source of electricity.
- _______ food, water and oxygen is transported from the heart to all parts of the body
- The system that allows you to take in and give out air
- The part of the bulb that lights up is the _________ (word starting with f).
- Carbon ________ is given out in the lungs
- A wire, bulb and battery makes up a simple electric ________.
18 Clues: Blood is transported in blood ______. • A muscle that pumps blood in the body • A ______ is the source of electricity. • Carbon ________ is given out in the lungs • This gas is absorbed into the blood in the lungs • The system that allows you to take in and give out air • A wire, bulb and battery makes up a simple electric ________. • ...
frog anatomy 2024-06-04
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- organ near the stomach
- digestion uptake of sugar
- stores solid wast eggs
- and Vomerine Teeth catches prey
- the first part of the small intestine
- filters blood makes urine
- intestine All waste is collected; part of the digestive system
- deliver oxygen to the body; part of the respiratory system
- small intestine moves digested food out of the body part of the digestive system
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- are Blood vessels that carry blood away from the heart; part of the circulatory system
- first site of chemical
- Stores bile part of the digestive system
- Membrane Transparent cover that protects the eye
- Membrane Hearing
- stores urine
- carries eggs
- air opening to exchange gases
- thin membrane that holds the coils of the small intestine
18 Clues: stores urine • carries eggs • Membrane Hearing • organ near the stomach • first site of chemical • stores solid wast eggs • digestion uptake of sugar • filters blood makes urine • air opening to exchange gases • and Vomerine Teeth catches prey • the first part of the small intestine • Stores bile part of the digestive system • Membrane Transparent cover that protects the eye • ...
science is cool 2021-12-13
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- system the system we need to breathe
- A growing bacteria
- a parasite that enters your body
- is not infectious
- lack of water
- system a group of organs that work together
- can spread from one person to another
- system what we use to digest our food
- a group of cells that work together
- Smallest life to exist
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- a term for a single-celled organism
- too cold for the body
- what we use to prevent a disease
- system what we use to get rid of our waste
- what we use to treat a diseasse
- An infectious agent that can only replicate within a host organism
- likely to be transmitted from person to person
- an individual animal or plant
- something that invades the body
19 Clues: lack of water • is not infectious • A growing bacteria • too cold for the body • Smallest life to exist • an individual animal or plant • what we use to treat a diseasse • something that invades the body • what we use to prevent a disease • a parasite that enters your body • a term for a single-celled organism • a group of cells that work together • ...
Body Systems 2016-10-31
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- The break down of food happens in this system
- Many tissues working together
- This system has 3 layer and controls temperature
- Different types of cells joined together
- The bodies transportation system
- This system helps support your body and make blood cells
- All living things are made of this
- This system is responsible for gas exchange
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- If you get scared the hormone adrenaline is released
- The most chemical digestion takes place here
- This system helps continue the species
- This system works with the skeletal for movement
- The control center of your body
- The muscle that pumps blood through your body
- This system controls all the bodies activities
15 Clues: Many tissues working together • The control center of your body • The bodies transportation system • All living things are made of this • This system helps continue the species • Different types of cells joined together • This system is responsible for gas exchange • The most chemical digestion takes place here • The break down of food happens in this system • ...
RESPIRATORY CARE WEEK 2022-09-12
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- an abbreviation that stands for chronic obstructive pulmonary disease; it’s a chronic disease that causes progressive airway obstruction that results in breathing-related problems
- Effusion a respiratory condition characterized by an abnormal accumulation of fluid in the pleural space
- the accumulation of blood in the pleural cavity that occurs from a traumatic thoracic injury
- an obstructive condition that causes irreversible destruction of the bronchial walls of the airways of the lungs that results in an accumulation of copious amounts of bronchial secretions
- a chronic, obstructive, and inflammatory respiratory condition characterized by recurring episodes of dyspnea, wheezing, and chest tightness
- a genetic disease that is characterized by abnormally large amounts of thick secretions and pancreatic insufficiency that causes lung infections and difficulty breathing over time
- Edema a condition in which excessive amounts of fluid collects in the alveoli of the lungs that results in dyspnea and impaired gas exchange
- a bacterial infection that affects the lungs and is transmitted by the inhalation of infected droplets in the air
- a condition that causes failure of the right ventricle and often results from pulmonary hypertension
- a disorder characterized by repeated episodes without breathing while asleep that last for at least 10 seconds or longer
- Gravis a chronic neuromuscular disease that leads to descending paralysis and muscular weakness in the face, throat, and respiratory system
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- a condition characterized by an abnormal curvature of the sagittal and coronal planes of the spine
- a viral infection of the upper airway that results in subglottic swelling and an obstruction below the vocal cords
- an infection that causes inflammation in the lungs and results in fluid build-up, fever, cough, and difficulty breathing
- a term that describes any respiratory disorder that causes scarring of the tissues within the lungs
- an obstructive disease that results in increased lung expansion due to air trapping
- a rapid-onset disease characterized by ascending paralysis in which the patient’s autoimmune system attacks and causes inflammation and deterioration of the peripheral nervous system
- Embolism a condition in which there is a blood clot or blockage in the lungs that can be life-threatening
18 Clues: an obstructive disease that results in increased lung expansion due to air trapping • the accumulation of blood in the pleural cavity that occurs from a traumatic thoracic injury • a condition characterized by an abnormal curvature of the sagittal and coronal planes of the spine • ...
Isabella1 2022-02-23
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- regulates liquid in blood
- cleanse toxins from blood and makes bile
- organs that breakdown food into nutrients
- space in the chest
- stores bile
- exit tube
- tiny air sacs in the lung
- tubes that connect the bladder and the kidneys
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- uses O2 to break apart glucose
- the change of food into new substances
- liquid waste
- food broken into small pieces
- what the body needs but doesn't make
- organ that filters blood
- brings in O2,removes CO2
- muscles push food through the digestive system
- small part of kidney that filters blood
17 Clues: exit tube • stores bile • liquid waste • space in the chest • organ that filters blood • brings in O2,removes CO2 • regulates liquid in blood • tiny air sacs in the lung • food broken into small pieces • uses O2 to break apart glucose • what the body needs but doesn't make • the change of food into new substances • small part of kidney that filters blood • ...