respiratory system Crossword Puzzles

RESPIRATORY 2024-03-05

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covers opening to the larynx during swallowing
Removal of entire lung
process of gas exchage
A complex inflammatory process that increases airway resistance
primary cause of COPD
needle puncture through the chest wall
shortness of breath
effects of anesthesia and restricted breathing with pain
Undissolved masses that travels in the blood stream and occludes a blood vessel
anti inflammatory agent
To assess the acid-base status
movementof air inand out of the lungs
incision in the chest wall
central compartment of the thoracic
measures the amount of oxygen being carried by RBC
Primary site of gas exchange
Process involve in gas exchange
Enlarged RBC's
an aminoglycoside antibiotic
Infant Respiratory Distress Syndrome
breath sounds that originate in the smaller bronchi
median portion which contains the heart and great vessels
Removal or stripping of thick, fibrous, membrane from visceral pleura
Classification of Pneumonia
Amount of air that can be inspired or expired after a normal respiratory cycle

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Reaction of the nasal mucosa to a specific allergen
responsible for olfaction
type of alveolar cells
maximum amount of air that can be inhaled after a relax expiration
the higher the pH, the more base is in the blood sample
causes an imbalance in the body's pH
divides into lobar bronchi
used to help clear mucus
Refers to the inflammation of both layers of pleurae
Actual blood flow through the pulmonary circulation
Accumulation of thick, purulent, fluid within the pleural
also known as windpipe
amount of air exhaled after maximal inspiration
Removal of a lobe of a lung
gram stain and culture
may be used when a specific,
Tube-like structure which connects nasal and oral cavities to the larynx
includes emphysema
allergen is identified and drugs are not tolerated or are ineffective in controlling symptoms
the spitting of blood derived from the lungs
cannot be measured by spirometer
Procedure done prior to ABG
Excessive inflation of the air spaces distal to the terminal bronchioles, alveolar ducts and alveoli
communicable disease that commonly attacks the lungs, although mayoccur in other body parts

49 Clues: Enlarged RBC's • includes emphysema • shortness of breath • primary cause of COPD • type of alveolar cells • Removal of entire lung • process of gas exchage • also known as windpipe • gram stain and culture • anti inflammatory agent • used to help clear mucus • responsible for olfaction • divides into lobar bronchi • incision in the chest wall • Removal of a lobe of a lung • ...

RESPIRATORY 2022-09-08

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maximum amount of air that can be inhaled after a relax expiration
Procedure done prior to ABG
Tube-like structure which connects nasal and oral cavities to the larynx
Amount of air that can be inspired or expired after a normal respiratory cycle
process of gas exchage
also known as windpipe
measures the amount of oxygen being carried by RBC
Actual blood flow through the pulmonary circulation
Enlarged RBC's

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type of alveolar cells
primary cause of COPD
covers opening to the larynx during swallowing
anti inflammatory agent
amount of air exhaled after maximal inspiration
effects of anesthesia and restricted breathing with pain
movement of air in and out of the lungs
A complex inflammatory process that increases airway resistance
Primary site of gas exchange
Excessive inflation of the air spaces distal to the terminal bronchioles, alveolar ducts and alveoli
cannot be measured by spirometer

20 Clues: Enlarged RBC's • primary cause of COPD • type of alveolar cells • process of gas exchage • also known as windpipe • anti inflammatory agent • Procedure done prior to ABG • Primary site of gas exchange • cannot be measured by spirometer • movement of air in and out of the lungs • covers opening to the larynx during swallowing • amount of air exhaled after maximal inspiration • ...

RESPIRATORY 2022-09-08

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type of alveolar cells
Actual blood flow through the pulmonary circulation
covers opening to the larynx during swallowing
Primary site of gas exchange
Removal of a lobe of a lung
amount of air exhaled after maximal inspiration
anti inflammatory agent
maximum amount of air that can be inhaled after a relax expiration
Excessive inflation of the air spaces distal to the terminal bronchioles, alveolar ducts and alveoli
Tube-like structure which connects nasal and oral cavities to the larynx
communicable disease that commonly attacks the lungs, although

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Enlarged RBC's
effects of anesthesia and restricted breathing with pain
occur in other body parts
cannot be measured by spirometer
movement of air in and out of the lungs
Procedure done prior to ABG
primary cause of COPD
also known as windpipe
measures the amount of oxygen being carried by RBC
Amount of air that can be inspired or expired after a normal respiratory cycle
process of gas exchage
A complex inflammatory process that increases airway resistance
needle puncture through the chest wall, used to removefluid and occasionally air from the pleural space

24 Clues: Enlarged RBC's • primary cause of COPD • type of alveolar cells • also known as windpipe • process of gas exchage • anti inflammatory agent • occur in other body parts • Procedure done prior to ABG • Removal of a lobe of a lung • Primary site of gas exchange • cannot be measured by spirometer • movement of air in and out of the lungs • covers opening to the larynx during swallowing • ...

RESPIRATORY 2022-09-08

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may be used when a specific,
amount of air exhaled after maximal inspiration
needle puncture through the chest wall
Tube-like structure which connects nasal and oral cavities to the larynx
covers opening to the larynx during swallowing
Excessive inflation of the air spaces distal to the terminal bronchioles, alveolar ducts and alveoli
anti inflammatory agent
Primary site of gas exchange
Classification of Pneumonia (Pathological)
also known as windpipe
Removal or stripping of thick, fibrous, membrane from visceral pleura
used to help clear mucus
Infant Respiratory Distress Syndrome
Amount of air that can be inspired or expired after a normal respiratory cycle
A complex inflammatory process that increases airway resistance
central compartment of the thoracic cavity
occur in other body parts
Undissolved masses that travels in the blood stream and occludes a blood vessel
Actual blood flow through the pulmonary circulation
Removal of entire lung
type of alveolar cells

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causes an imbalance in the body's pH
cannot be measured by spirometer
an aminoglycoside antibiotic
movement of air in and out of the lungs
incision in the chest wall
divides into lobar bronchi
Accumulation of thick, purulent, fluid within the pleural
Procedure done prior to ABG
shortness of breath
gram stain and culture
maximum amount of air that can be inhaled after a relax expiration
the spitting of blood derived from the lungs
Removal of a lobe of a lung
Refers to the inflammation of both layers of pleurae
allergen is identified and drugs are not tolerated or are ineffective in controlling symptoms
process of gas exchage
breath sounds that originate in the smaller bronchi
To assess the acid-base status
Enlarged RBC's
responsible for olfaction
primary cause of COPD
Reaction of the nasal mucosa to a specific allergen
effects of anesthesia and restricted breathing with pain
measures the amount of oxygen being carried by RBC
the higher the pH, the more base is in the blood sample
communicable disease that commonly attacks the lungs, although

47 Clues: Enlarged RBC's • shortness of breath • primary cause of COPD • gram stain and culture • process of gas exchage • also known as windpipe • Removal of entire lung • type of alveolar cells • anti inflammatory agent • used to help clear mucus • responsible for olfaction • occur in other body parts • incision in the chest wall • divides into lobar bronchi • Procedure done prior to ABG • ...

RESPIRATORY 2022-09-08

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amount of air exhaled after maximal inspiration
Accumulation of thick, purulent, fluid within the pleural space
Removal of entire lung
shortness of breath
space enclosed by pleura
Classification of Pneumonia
needle puncture through the chest
Removal of a lobe of a lung
Excessive inflation of the air spaces distal to the terminal bronchioles, alveolar ducts and alveoli
responsible for olfaction
Primary site of gas exchange
Removal or stripping of thick, fibrous, membrane from visceral pleura
gram stain and culture
Reaction of the nasal mucosa to an allergen
A complex inflammatory process that increases airway resistance
anti inflammatory agent
median portion which contains the heart and great vessels
Amount of air that can be inspired or expired after a normal respiratory cycle
effects of anesthesia and restricted breathing with pain
includes emphysema
To assess the acid-base status
Enlarged RBC's
the higher the pH, the more base is in the blood sample
communicable disease that commonly attacks the lungs, although mayoccur in other body parts
breath sounds that originate in the smaller bronchi
divides into lobar bronchi

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maximum amount of air that can be inhaled after a relax expiration
the spitting of blood
central compartment of the thoracic
covers opening to the larynx during swallowing
causes an imbalance in the body's pH
used to help clear mucus
also known as windpipe
Infant Respiratory Distress Syndrome
A type of therapy that uses substances to stimulate immune system
Procedure done prior to ABG
incision in the chest wall
Actual blood flow through the pulmonary circulation
an aminoglycoside antibiotic
movement of air in and out
process of gas exchange
Undissolved masses that travels in the blood stream and occludes a blood vessel
measures the amount of oxygen being carried by RBC
type of alveolar cells
primary cause of COPD
cannot be measured by spirometer
Refers to the inflammation of both layers of pleurae
Tube-like structure which connects nasal and oral cavities to the larynx
Process involve in gas exchange

49 Clues: Enlarged RBC's • includes emphysema • shortness of breath • the spitting of blood • primary cause of COPD • Removal of entire lung • also known as windpipe • gram stain and culture • type of alveolar cells • process of gas exchange • anti inflammatory agent • space enclosed by pleura • used to help clear mucus • responsible for olfaction • incision in the chest wall • ...

Respiratory 2022-05-13

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of bronchioles
enters here after the larynx
entrance for air
pathogens
of cells that sweep mucous out of airway
cavity, where the lungs are located
connective tissue that protects windpipe
infection of the lungs
cage, bone structure that protects lungs
organ that occupys the thoracic cavity
entrance for air

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for air and food
term for voice box
at the bottom of the lungs
tube that splits air to right and left lung
term for lung
dust and debris from nose
air, air left after most forceful breath
volume, amount of air in one breath
cords, thin folds of tissue that produce vibrations
conduits that branch out from bronchioles
of the larynx
that sits on windpipe to prevent food entry
of air intake in one minute

24 Clues: pathogens • term for lung • of the larynx • of bronchioles • for air and food • entrance for air • entrance for air • term for voice box • infection of the lungs • dust and debris from nose • at the bottom of the lungs • of air intake in one minute • enters here after the larynx • volume, amount of air in one breath • cavity, where the lungs are located • ...

Respiratory 2025-04-03

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A fancy term for anything related to lungs.
The super small air sacs where the magic (gas exchange) happens.
The two main branches off the trachea that send air into the lungs. Basically, tree trunks for your airways.
That big muscle under your lungs that helps you breathe whether you remember to or not.
Tiny blood vessels that swap oxygen and CO₂ like a trade deal.
When breathing randomly stops for a bit. Like, "Nah, I’m taking a break."
The protein in red blood cells that carries oxygen like an Uber driver.
The only gas your body actually cares about. The VIP of respiration.
The slippery tissue that stops your lungs from rubbing against your ribs like a bad sweater.
Capacity, The maximum amount of air you can force in or out. Think: deep breath before yelling.
Tiny hair-like structures in your airways that move mucus and dirt out. The lung janitors.
The big, squishy, air-filled things that keep you from suffocating.

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The entire process of taking in oxygen and getting rid of CO₂. The reason you’re not a plant.
When your airways decide to throw a tantrum and make breathing harder.
The fancy word for “windpipe.” It’s literally just a tube for air.
Breathing way too fast. Often caused by stress or watching horror movies.
A group of lung diseases that make breathing a struggle. Not fun.
The tiny little branches off the bronchi. Like the twigs of your lung tree.
A disease that destroys alveoli, usually from smoking or pollution.
A little flap that keeps food from going down your windpipe and causing embarrassment.
Your voice box. Without it, no talking, no screaming, no weird singing in the shower.
Volume, The amount of air you breathe in and out normally. AKA, your chill breathing.
A fancy way to say "throat" but make it sound scientific.
When your body isn’t getting enough oxygen.
Dioxide, The waste gas you breathe out. Like, “Thanks for nothing, CO₂.”

25 Clues: A fancy term for anything related to lungs. • When your body isn’t getting enough oxygen. • A fancy way to say "throat" but make it sound scientific. • Tiny blood vessels that swap oxygen and CO₂ like a trade deal. • The super small air sacs where the magic (gas exchange) happens. • A group of lung diseases that make breathing a struggle. Not fun. • ...

Respiratory 2024-11-26

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another name for throat
voice box
internal sacs lined with moist epithelium
windpipe
turns red when bound with oxygen
usually caused by trauma and in horses can occur after dystocia
tiny dead-end sacs where gas exchange occurs
mild cases may recover with cage rest
where gases are exchanged with the environment
one of a pair of breathing tubes that branch into the lungs
interchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide

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causes circulatory problems such as left heart failure
depends on the characterization of fluid
pus in pleural space
inflammation of the lungs
owner may notice change in voice (bark or whinny)
narrowing of tracheal lumen
blood in pleural space
extensions of the body surface for gas exchange
milk white, lymphatic fluid
cause of non-septic pleural effusion
caused by recurrent airway obstruction
a thin breathing tube that branches from a bronchus within a lung

23 Clues: windpipe • voice box • pus in pleural space • blood in pleural space • another name for throat • inflammation of the lungs • narrowing of tracheal lumen • milk white, lymphatic fluid • turns red when bound with oxygen • cause of non-septic pleural effusion • mild cases may recover with cage rest • caused by recurrent airway obstruction • depends on the characterization of fluid • ...

Respiratory 2021-04-07

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voice box
Vocal cords that close the larynx during swallowing
membrane attached to the surface of each lung
Process of exhaling
Another sinus
Outer membrane of the lungs
Air-filled spaces
adenoids
Vocal cords responsible for sound
Two tubes that lead from the trachea
The ones most people call tonsils

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One of the sinuses
The air sacs
Hair of the nose
Smaller branches of the bronchi
Smaller of the two lungs, composed of two sections
Bone in the back of the nose that subdivides the passageway
Substance secreted by cells of the lungs to reduce surface tension
Tonsils at the base of the tongue
Fluid found in the pleural cavity
hole between the true vocal cords
Flap that keeps food from going into the trachea
Volume of air moved into or out of the lungs during quite breathing
Process of inhaling
Cartilage that makes up the rings of the trachea
windpipe

26 Clues: adenoids • windpipe • voice box • The air sacs • Another sinus • Hair of the nose • Air-filled spaces • One of the sinuses • Process of exhaling • Process of inhaling • Outer membrane of the lungs • Smaller branches of the bronchi • Tonsils at the base of the tongue • Fluid found in the pleural cavity • hole between the true vocal cords • Vocal cords responsible for sound • ...

Respiratory 2026-03-14

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Continuous activity in the water-seal chamber that is an indication of an air leak.
Amount of blood flow going to the alveoli.
The triad of hypotension, muffled heart sounds, and distended neck veins.
An increase in arterial carbon dioxide levels that may cause headaches and confusion.
A severe form of hypoxemic respiratory failure characterized by refractory hypoxemia and bilateral infiltrates.
An abnormal opening between the trachea and esophagus caused by excessive cuff pressure.
A condition where the heart cannot adequately fill due to compression from fluid in the pericardial sac.
The expected rise and fall of the fluid level with respiration in the water-seal chamber.
Movement of air in and out of the airways continually replenishes the oxygen.
Shifting of the trachea which is a cardinal sign of a tension pneumothorax.
A device that must be kept at the bedside for emergency tracheostomy tube reinsertion.
A laboratory test indicative of clots and fibrinogen breakdown products.
A blue or gray coloration of the skin and nail beds indicating hypoxemia.
A nursing action that should never be done to a chest tube as it may result in a tension pneumothorax.

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A device placed in the inferior vena cava to prevent future pulmonary embolisms.
A neurological symptom caused by hypercapnia.
A sterile airway clearance procedure that should be limited to 10 to 15 seconds.
Subcutaneous air in the tissues producing a crackling feeling under the skin.
An intravenous anticoagulant that prevents clot propagation but does not dissolve existing clots.
A type of tracheostomy tube with small openings above the cuff that allows the patient to speak.
A condition of decreased systemic oxygenation best measured by arterial blood gas sampling.
Clot-busting medications reserved for massive pulmonary embolisms with hemodynamic compromise.
The initial respiratory acid-base imbalance caused by tachypnea in a pulmonary embolism.
A chest injury featuring paradoxical chest wall movement where the area moves inward on inhalation.
A complication of tracheostomy use involving the narrowing of the trachea due to scar tissue.
When the ventilation to perfusion ratio is greater than or less than 0.8.
An early neurological symptom caused by hypoxemia.
The triad of venous stasis, vessel wall damage, and hypercoagulability that predisposes to DVT.
A life-threatening pneumothorax causing positive thoracic pressure and a mediastinal shift.
The process of removing a tracheostomy tube when it is no longer needed.

30 Clues: Amount of blood flow going to the alveoli. • A neurological symptom caused by hypercapnia. • An early neurological symptom caused by hypoxemia. • The process of removing a tracheostomy tube when it is no longer needed. • A laboratory test indicative of clots and fibrinogen breakdown products. • ...

Body Organization 2022-01-10

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this systems helps maintain the "saltyness" of the blood and bodily fluids
fights off foreign invaders
the glands of this system often swell if you have an infection
hormones
contains contractile tissue
skin, hair and nails
responsible for gas exchange with the environment

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this system makes blood cells
this system is responsible for processing food
includes heart and blood vessels
the neuron is the functional unit of this system
includes the ovaries and testes

12 Clues: hormones • skin, hair and nails • fights off foreign invaders • contains contractile tissue • this system makes blood cells • includes the ovaries and testes • includes heart and blood vessels • this system is responsible for processing food • the neuron is the functional unit of this system • responsible for gas exchange with the environment • ...

Homeostasis 2022-06-13

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to fight diseases in your body
a system that sends signals from your body to your brain
a system that breaks down your food
a system that lets you move or have motion
a system that moves blood around your body
this system is your skin

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a genital system that involves in sexual reproduction
the ability to maintain a stable internal environment of your body
a gland that releases hormones
provide movement inside and outside your body
a system that dispose the waste from your body
system that contains millions of alveoli

12 Clues: this system is your skin • a gland that releases hormones • to fight diseases in your body • a system that breaks down your food • system that contains millions of alveoli • a system that lets you move or have motion • a system that moves blood around your body • provide movement inside and outside your body • a system that dispose the waste from your body • ...

system and system parts! 2024-12-02

system and system parts! crossword puzzle

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this part is in the nervous system and its the part that helps you think
a organ, it helps process bile
the center piece in the respiratory system
what you use to breath
when you get a cut usually this will flow out
the place that holds all your organs, ect
the system that helps you breath
what you breath in

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this system controls your physical feelings
A system that includes your blood
surrounds the blood vessle
this part sends messages to the brain
what you breath out
moves air in and out of the lungs also known as the windpipe
what you use to eat

15 Clues: what you breath in • what you breath out • what you use to eat • what you use to breath • surrounds the blood vessle • a organ, it helps process bile • A system that includes your blood • the system that helps you breath • this part sends messages to the brain • the place that holds all your organs, ect • the center piece in the respiratory system • ...

Respiratory System Medical Terms 2023-04-11

Respiratory System Medical Terms crossword puzzle

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lung
nose
air
voice box
breathing
windpipe
sinus
mouth
oxygen
windpipe

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sleep
side of the body
air sacs
throat
sound
bronchial tube
chest
to breate

18 Clues: air • lung • nose • sleep • sound • chest • sinus • mouth • throat • oxygen • air sacs • windpipe • windpipe • voice box • breathing • to breate • bronchial tube • side of the body

Respiratory System Review Crossword 2016-11-07

Respiratory System Review Crossword crossword puzzle

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the scientific name for air sacs
the two tubes that connect to your lungs
connects your lungs to the capillaries (bloodstream)
when you hold your breath, your lungs are full of this
the scientific name for windpipe
what you do when your diaphragm goes up
this organ protects your lungs from dust
carries oxygen
something that cells need

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tubes that connect to your air sacs
something you do that makes you need more oxygen
a pair of thin and soft organs
hard stuff that covers your lungs
goes from the mouth to the lungs
the main function of the respiratory system
makes your lungs inflate and deflate
to fill your lungs with air

17 Clues: carries oxygen • something that cells need • to fill your lungs with air • a pair of thin and soft organs • the scientific name for air sacs • goes from the mouth to the lungs • the scientific name for windpipe • hard stuff that covers your lungs • tubes that connect to your air sacs • makes your lungs inflate and deflate • what you do when your diaphragm goes up • ...

Respiratory System Med Term 2024-11-15

Respiratory System Med Term crossword puzzle

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lung, rib area
nose
again, back
surgical repair
lung
discharge, flow
breathe
mouth
any condition
trachea, windpipe
involuntary contraction

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lungs
diaphragm
chest
lungs, air
rapid, fast
inflammation

17 Clues: nose • lung • lungs • chest • mouth • breathe • diaphragm • lungs, air • again, back • rapid, fast • inflammation • any condition • lung, rib area • surgical repair • discharge, flow • trachea, windpipe • involuntary contraction

Metabolism Evans 2024-11-25

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helps slow down your digestive system
_______ injuries
_____ dioxide Something your cells release
what makes up you
system from longs
how your body functions
helps you cell with cellular respiration

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pumps blood
how things get to you cells
something that is released when cellular respiration occurs
what you get when you break down proteins
what wheat is made of
makes it hard to breathe
is what is in Fish
start of digestive tract

15 Clues: pumps blood • _______ injuries • what makes up you • system from longs • is what is in Fish • what wheat is made of • how your body functions • makes it hard to breathe • start of digestive tract • how things get to you cells • helps slow down your digestive system • helps you cell with cellular respiration • what you get when you break down proteins • ...

anatomy and physiology 2026-01-07

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female hormone
male hormone
what releases produces eggs in a female body?
what is the average temperature of a human?
bottom layer of the skin.
top layer of skin
what is an average heart rate?

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tongue
and flattens during inhalation what is the purpose of the diaphragm?
function of the skin
system what body system controls the release of hormones?
oximeter what is used to measure oxygen saturation?
female hormone
which hormone stimulates egg and sperm production?
what is used to take temperature?.
middle layer of the skin
what do the testes produce?
exchange what is a function of the respiratory system?
which physiological measurement includes height and weight?

19 Clues: tongue • male hormone • female hormone • female hormone • top layer of skin • function of the skin • middle layer of the skin • bottom layer of the skin. • what do the testes produce? • what is an average heart rate? • what is used to take temperature?. • what is the average temperature of a human? • what releases produces eggs in a female body? • ...

The Human Body 2013-02-22

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These make up tissues
This system gives the body movement
This system helps expel waste from the body
This system controls everything that happens in our bodies.
This system distributes oxygen to the blood

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The most specific classification
A state of equilibrium in the body and cells
This system provides the body with nutrients
This system protects the body from disease.
These make up organs

10 Clues: These make up organs • These make up tissues • The most specific classification • This system gives the body movement • This system helps expel waste from the body • This system protects the body from disease. • This system distributes oxygen to the blood • A state of equilibrium in the body and cells • This system provides the body with nutrients • ...

Biology Form 4 Chapter 8 2024-09-21

Biology Form 4 Chapter 8 crossword puzzle

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The process that occurs when oxygen moves from the lung to the blood vessels is called __________
When we expel the air the diaphragm muscle will __________
The drawing in of breath; inhalation
What is the site of gas exchange?
Breathing out; exhalation of breath.

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Animals need oxygen to _______ _______ for energy
Lung is protected by _________
A chamber behind the nose and mouth that leads to the trachea
_________ is the process of taking oxygen into the body and releasing carbon dioxide back into the environment.
The only externally visible part of the respiratory system
What part of the Respiratory System plays a major role in speech

11 Clues: Lung is protected by _________ • What is the site of gas exchange? • The drawing in of breath; inhalation • Breathing out; exhalation of breath. • Animals need oxygen to _______ _______ for energy • When we expel the air the diaphragm muscle will __________ • The only externally visible part of the respiratory system • ...

A&P Final Physio Exam 2013-03-14

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Cranial nerve for chewing muscles
Includes Dura Mater, Arachnoid and Pia Mater
Part of brain responsible for balance and coordination
Heart rate below 60bpm
Cranial nerve for hearing and balance
Site of gas exchange
Nervous System that includes brain and spinal cord
A function of the integumentary system
Carries oxygen rich blood to the tissues
System that rids the body of nitrogen containing wastes
System that is our emotional control centre
Part of the inflammation process
The largest nerve in the body
Part of the respiratory system

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Gland responsible for the secretion of approximately 9 hormones
Outermost protective shield of the body
Generates nerve impulses and transmits them
System that includes sweat and oil glands
Nervous System that includes Sympathetic and Parasympathetic Systems
Inside lining of the heart muscle
A defence system that includes our first and secnod line of defence
Nervous System that is referred to as 'fight or flight' system
Cranial nerve 1
Connects the skin to the skeletal muscle
Valve separating R. Atrium from R. Ventricle
Gland responsible for hormones to help us cope with stressful situations

26 Clues: Cranial nerve 1 • Site of gas exchange • Heart rate below 60bpm • The largest nerve in the body • Part of the respiratory system • Part of the inflammation process • Cranial nerve for chewing muscles • Inside lining of the heart muscle • Cranial nerve for hearing and balance • A function of the integumentary system • Outermost protective shield of the body • ...

The Human Body - Lessons 1.1-1.2 2024-04-08

The Human Body - Lessons 1.1-1.2 crossword puzzle

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Chemical substances produced by glands that affect many body processes.
Process by which nutrients move from the digestive system into the bloodstream.
System that moves gases throughout the body.
The least complex level of organization of the human body
A signal that creates a response
Another name for the circulatory system.
System that produces movement.
Chemical substances needed by body cells that result from the process of digestion.
A group of similar cells performing the same function
Skin and kidneys are examples of these
System that controls the body's responses to the environment.
The muscles attached to bones that provide the force to move the bones
Reaction to a stimulus.

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The elbow and shoulder are types of these.
The skin is made of this tissue
This system removes waste products from the body
System that releases chemical signals.
A tissue that has the ability to contract
The control center of a cell
Tissue that connects all of the body’s parts.
Release hormones into the bloodstream.
System that supports the body and protects internal organs.
The circulatory system works with the ___________ system to get nutrients to all body cells.
Each organ in the body is part of a(n) _____________ performing a major function.

24 Clues: Reaction to a stimulus. • The control center of a cell • System that produces movement. • The skin is made of this tissue • A signal that creates a response • System that releases chemical signals. • Release hormones into the bloodstream. • Skin and kidneys are examples of these • Another name for the circulatory system. • A tissue that has the ability to contract • ...

Science Review Sections 1, 2, 3 Chapter 4 Grade 7 2021-12-01

Science Review Sections 1, 2, 3 Chapter 4 Grade 7 crossword puzzle

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tiny "grapelike" sacsof lung tissue
oxygen & glucose undergo chemical reactions
throat
voice box
removal process of wastes
major organs of the excretory system
dark, sticky substance forms when tobacco burns

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windpipe
serious disease damaging lung tissue
large, dome-shaped muscle important to breathe
tiny filtering factories removes wastes
dependence on tobacco
dangerous drug found in tobacco
chemical that comes from the breakdown of proteins
main organs of the respiratory system
monoxide, colorless odorless gas burnt tobacco
cells that line the nasal cavities

17 Clues: throat • windpipe • voice box • dependence on tobacco • removal process of wastes • dangerous drug found in tobacco • cells that line the nasal cavities • tiny "grapelike" sacsof lung tissue • serious disease damaging lung tissue • major organs of the excretory system • main organs of the respiratory system • tiny filtering factories removes wastes • ...

Organ Systems (contains spaces) 2019-11-06

Organ Systems (contains spaces) crossword puzzle

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The amount of major organ systems in the human body
This organ system produces the nutrients you need from the food you eat
Synonym for Respiratory
Second Largest form of classification for this standard
The organ system that pumps blood
This organ system pumps oxygen into your body and carbon dioxide out.

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The system that contains the brain
Where oxygen-rich blood travels
This organ system consists of the skin, the hair, etc.
Where oxygen-low blood travels
This organ system consists of many bones, joints etc.
The Largest form of classification for this standard
Second smallest form of classification for this standard
Smallest form of classification for this standard
one of the most known organ in the digestive tract

15 Clues: Synonym for Respiratory • Where oxygen-low blood travels • Where oxygen-rich blood travels • The organ system that pumps blood • The system that contains the brain • Smallest form of classification for this standard • one of the most known organ in the digestive tract • The amount of major organ systems in the human body • ...

human body systems 2024-04-30

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the body's food processing system that break down what we eat
body's defense system that fights against germs
organ that pumps blood throughout the body
the organ that helps filter and store blood
the body's delivery system for oxygen and nutrients
the body's communication network

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are produced from the endocrine system
the outermost layer of our skin
these help us move and flex the different parts of the body
system that brings oxygen into the body
the bodies outer covering that protects us
framework of the body that includes bones
organs in the chest that breathe in oxygen and breathe our carbon dioxide
command center of the body
system that filters out waste from blood

15 Clues: command center of the body • the outermost layer of our skin • the body's communication network • are produced from the endocrine system • system that brings oxygen into the body • system that filters out waste from blood • framework of the body that includes bones • the bodies outer covering that protects us • organ that pumps blood throughout the body • ...

Circulatory system 2024-03-14

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Carries blood away from the heart
carries blood to the heart
pumps the blood threw the body
system the system that transports blood
an organ that oxygenates blood

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allows blood flow in one direction
what you breathe in
connects veins and arteries
system the breathing system
dioxide your blood waste/what you breathe out

10 Clues: what you breathe in • carries blood to the heart • connects veins and arteries • pumps the blood threw the body • an organ that oxygenates blood • system the breathing system • Carries blood away from the heart • allows blood flow in one direction • system the system that transports blood • dioxide your blood waste/what you breathe out

Metabolism 2021-12-07

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System, helps take in Oxygen
System, helps take molecules to Cells.
Large molecule we get from food such as bread.
How we transform large molecules to energy
Small molecule we get from breakdown of Starch
System, helps us break food for cells.

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Smallest unit of life, and gives off energy
The ability to do work
Starts breaking food into molecule
acid, Small molecule from breakdown of protein
takes molecules to Circulatory system
Large molecule we get from food such as eggs.
Air molecule we breath and use for energy
Part of cell that gives off energy

14 Clues: The ability to do work • System, helps take in Oxygen • Starts breaking food into molecule • Part of cell that gives off energy • takes molecules to Circulatory system • System, helps take molecules to Cells. • System, helps us break food for cells. • Air molecule we breath and use for energy • How we transform large molecules to energy • ...

human body systems 2024-04-30

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the body's food processing system that break down what we eat
body's defense system that fights against germs
organ that pumps blood throughout the body
the organ that helps filter and store blood
the body's delivery system for oxygen and nutrients
the body's communication network

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are produced from the endocrine system
the outermost layer of our skin
these help us move and flex the different parts of the body
system that brings oxygen into the body
the bodies outer covering that protects us
framework of the body that includes bones
organs in the chest that breathe in oxygen and breathe our carbon dioxide
command center of the body
system that filters out waste from blood

Animal Anatomy 2014-01-23

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directional term referring to the head of the animal
the spinal cord and _______ make up the central nervous system
what organ system releases hormones and regulates tissue function
a group of superficial muscles along the lower spine
ligaments are a part of what system
what is another name for hips?
a red blood cell
when referring to closer to the mid-line of the animal
inspiration and expiration are a part of what organ system
a white blood cell

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the study of internal and external structures
the skins organ system
part of the cardiovascular system that delivers a pulse
how many stomach compartments does a ruminant have?
the organ system responsible for the process of producing offspring
what is another name for lower jaw?
a horse a what kind of digestive system
what is another name for knee?
component of blood responsible for clotting
smallest unit of life
the study of functions of the anatomy
are both the spleen and lymph nodes part of the lymphatic system?
the nervous system controls functions and movements of muscles, sensory organs and ______.

23 Clues: a red blood cell • a white blood cell • smallest unit of life • the skins organ system • what is another name for knee? • what is another name for hips? • what is another name for lower jaw? • ligaments are a part of what system • the study of functions of the anatomy • a horse a what kind of digestive system • component of blood responsible for clotting • ...

Body Systems 2021-10-03

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organ that reabsorbs water from food.
organ system that controls muscle movement and your senses.
Organ that absorbs nutrients from food.
organs that gets rid of waste from blood.
bones that protect the heart and lungs.
a blood vessel that pumps blood away from the heart.
organ system that regulates growth by producing hormones.
the endocrine system produces these chemicals that help regulate growth.
a group of organs working together: organ _ _ _ _ _ _.
organ system that breaks down food for cells to use.
organ that contains acid and breaks down food.
Organs that help you breathe.

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Organ system that captures oxygen from the atmosphere
groups of cells with a similar function that work together.
Large organ that forms part of the digestive system.
bone that protects your brain.
organ system that removes waste from your body.
basic building blocks of all living organisms.
system that helps you to fight disease.
Tissue that connects muscle to bone.
The heart, liver and brain are all examples of an _ _ _ _ _.
small tubes within your lungs.
organ that pumps blood.
Organ system that gives your body structure.

24 Clues: organ that pumps blood. • Organs that help you breathe. • bone that protects your brain. • small tubes within your lungs. • Tissue that connects muscle to bone. • organ that reabsorbs water from food. • Organ that absorbs nutrients from food. • system that helps you to fight disease. • bones that protect the heart and lungs. • organs that gets rid of waste from blood. • ...

Homeostasis 2022-06-13

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to fight diseases in your body
a system that sends signals from your body to your brain
a system that breaks down your food
a system that lets you move or have motion
a system that moves blood around your body
this system is your skin

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a genital system that involves in sexual reproduction
the ability to maintain a stable internal environment of your body
a gland that releases hormones
provide movement inside and outside your body
a system that dispose the waste from your body
system that contains millions of alveoli

Body Systems 2024-04-30

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This type of digestion includes chewing
This body system breaks down food
This body system allows movement
This body system includes the skin. It helps regulates body temperature

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This body system produces hormones via glands
This body system fights infections
This body system includes bones and cartilage
This nutrient is an energy source that includes sugar
This body system includes the heart and blood.
This type of nutrient is needed to carry out chemical reactions. Many are found in rocks
This body system brings in oxygen and removes carbon dioxide
This is the most important nutrient

12 Clues: This body system allows movement • This body system breaks down food • This body system fights infections • This is the most important nutrient • This type of digestion includes chewing • This body system produces hormones via glands • This body system includes bones and cartilage • This body system includes the heart and blood. • ...

Organ systems 2022-05-23

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how to remember things
pumps blood to your body
how you breathe
hormones
white things that make up your body
an organ that can reproduce
digestion
different colors and lengths(on your head)
removes waste from body
breathing process
nerves

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your bodies framework
sewerage system
three individual systems work together
paired organs part of the reproductive system
without these you would be limp
the creation of babies
an organ that is attached to the liver
this is the heaviest organ in the body
how your blood moves around
body's outer layer
small organ just above the stomach

22 Clues: nerves • hormones • digestion • sewerage system • how you breathe • breathing process • body's outer layer • your bodies framework • how to remember things • the creation of babies • removes waste from body • pumps blood to your body • an organ that can reproduce • how your blood moves around • without these you would be limp • small organ just above the stomach • ...

Body Systems 2020-10-22

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muscle this muscle looks smooth
bone hard outside part of bone
carry blood to heart
continuation of airflow below the larynx
what coordinates muscle movements
cortex what sends signals to nerves
protects the heart and lungs
biggest part of respiratory system
two sides of brain
back of nose and mouth
framework of a protein called

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carries blood to body
contains voice box
nervous system brain and spinal cord
pounds how much the brain weighs
carry blood away from heart
protects the brain
outer layer of cerebrum
blood what does the heart do
muscle muscle found in heart

20 Clues: contains voice box • protects the brain • two sides of brain • carry blood to heart • carries blood to body • back of nose and mouth • outer layer of cerebrum • carry blood away from heart • protects the heart and lungs • blood what does the heart do • muscle muscle found in heart • framework of a protein called • bone hard outside part of bone • muscle this muscle looks smooth • ...

Human Body Systems Vocabulary 2023-10-20

Human Body Systems Vocabulary crossword puzzle

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system that breaks down food to provide nutrients and energy
system that produces offspring
system that transports nutrients and oxygen to the body
system that provides protection of the body

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the body’s ability to keep the internal balance of the body stable
system that provides structure and protection for the body
system that controls and coordinates the body
system that exchanges oxygen and carbon dioxide
system that removes waste from the body
system that regulates the body with hormones
system that provides movement of the body

11 Clues: system that produces offspring • system that removes waste from the body • system that provides movement of the body • system that provides protection of the body • system that regulates the body with hormones • system that controls and coordinates the body • system that exchanges oxygen and carbon dioxide • system that transports nutrients and oxygen to the body • ...

Respiratory system, Digestive system & Disease & Treatment 2025-04-09

Respiratory system, Digestive system & Disease & Treatment crossword puzzle

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given by mouth (per OS)
the oral cavity
drawing in a breath
vomiting
respiratory condition, bronchi spasms, causing difficulty breathing
difficulty or labored breathing
passageway that extends from larynx to bronchi
administered under tongue
opening created surgically (literally mouth)
difficulty swallowing

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breathing in
dome-shape muscle that flattened during inspiration
apply to the surface of the skin
clear, secretion, moisten food in mouth
air or gas accumulation in plural space
muscular tube that connects the pharynx to the stomach
fluid released by coughing or throat clearing
passageway for food entering into esophagus (root: Pharyng/o)

18 Clues: vomiting • breathing in • the oral cavity • drawing in a breath • difficulty swallowing • given by mouth (per OS) • administered under tongue • difficulty or labored breathing • apply to the surface of the skin • clear, secretion, moisten food in mouth • air or gas accumulation in plural space • opening created surgically (literally mouth) • ...

L.A.M.S Health - Respiratory System 2023-12-08

L.A.M.S Health - Respiratory System crossword puzzle

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A flap of tissue that closes over the trachea when you swallow.
The process of breathing out.
the upper part of the respiratory system that contains the vocal cords.
Passages through which air enters the lungs.
A direct windpipe that directs air to the lungs.
The exchange of gases between the blood and the air in the lungs.
Tiny air sacs in the lungs where carbon dioxide is exchanged with oxygen.

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A measure of the ozone, sulfur dioxide, carbon monoxide, and fine particles close to the ground.
A system that consists of organs that supply the body with constant oxygen and rid the body of carbon dioxide.
The exchange of gases between the blood and body's cells.
A serious chronic condition that causes tiny air passages in the respiratory system to be narrow or blocked.
The process of breathing in.
The exchange of gases between your body and the air.
A dome-shaped muscle that separates the chest from the abdomen.
A condition in which the lungs lose their elasticity.

15 Clues: The process of breathing in. • The process of breathing out. • Passages through which air enters the lungs. • A direct windpipe that directs air to the lungs. • The exchange of gases between your body and the air. • A condition in which the lungs lose their elasticity. • The exchange of gases between the blood and body's cells. • ...

Human Body Systems 2023-01-09

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Can be confused with Bronchioles
Carries blood AWAY from your heart
Little tiny air sacs where gases are exchanged
The system in which food is digested
Pumps blood throughout our body
Where the veins and arteries meet
A muscular tube that connects the mouth to the stomach
Little kids call it a tummy

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They lead to the alveoli
The system in the body that controls your breathing
The upper chamber of your heart
The lower chamber of your heart
Carries blood TO your heart
The main organ in the respiratory system
The system that is associated with your heart

15 Clues: They lead to the alveoli • Carries blood TO your heart • Little kids call it a tummy • The upper chamber of your heart • The lower chamber of your heart • Pumps blood throughout our body • Can be confused with Bronchioles • Where the veins and arteries meet • Carries blood AWAY from your heart • The system in which food is digested • The main organ in the respiratory system • ...

body systems 2014-08-21

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system, gas exchange
system, generates heat
system, protects deeper tissue

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System, supports immune system
system, stores calcium
system, breaks down food
system, sensory input

7 Clues: system, gas exchange • system, sensory input • system, stores calcium • system, generates heat • system, breaks down food • System, supports immune system • system, protects deeper tissue

Organs and Organ Systems 2020-12-08

Organs and Organ Systems crossword puzzle

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System that removes liquid waste from your body
System that is the first line of protection for the body.
System that provides framework and structure for the body
System that produces hormones that regulate growth, mood, sleep patterns, and sexual development
System that transports oxygen, nutrients, and blood around the body
The layer of skin you can see
System that carries messages throughout the body

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Pumps blood around the body
Uses acids to turn food into chyme before entering the small intestine
System that transports gases to and from the circulatory system
Main organ in the Excretory system (Plural)
System that directly works with the skeletal system to allow movement
System that breaks down and absorbs the nutrients in food

13 Clues: Pumps blood around the body • The layer of skin you can see • Main organ in the Excretory system (Plural) • System that removes liquid waste from your body • System that carries messages throughout the body • System that is the first line of protection for the body. • System that provides framework and structure for the body • ...

Science this year 2022-06-10

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a unit of volume (for liquids)
the tiny parts that do a job within the cell
your largest organ
the one we live in is called the milky way
important organ for the digestive system
the planet we live on

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a living thing
keeps the planets in orbit around the sun
the smallest part of all living things
this system helps fight pathogens when you're sick
how much matter there is within a specific volume
a unit of mass
this system helps you breathe
similar to weight (how much matter something has)
important organ for the circulatory system

15 Clues: a living thing • a unit of mass • your largest organ • the planet we live on • this system helps you breathe • a unit of volume (for liquids) • the smallest part of all living things • important organ for the digestive system • keeps the planets in orbit around the sun • the one we live in is called the milky way • important organ for the circulatory system • ...

Nutrition & Respiration 2024-02-16

Nutrition & Respiration crossword puzzle

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This is where digestion begins
This system moves nutrients and oxygen around our body using blood
Carbon dioxide leaves our body through exhalation
Gas __________ takes place in the air sacs
This system removes waste from our bodies
Breathing out
The helper __________ include our liver and pancreas
Breathing in

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The __________ intestine is where we absorb nutrients
This process gives our body the materials and energy it needs
The tubes where air enters our body
The digestive __________ includes the mouth, stomach, small intestine, and large intestine
This system gets oxygen through breathing
This system turns food into nutrients
Contain bronchioles and air sacs

15 Clues: Breathing in • Breathing out • This is where digestion begins • Contain bronchioles and air sacs • The tubes where air enters our body • This system turns food into nutrients • This system removes waste from our bodies • This system gets oxygen through breathing • Gas __________ takes place in the air sacs • Carbon dioxide leaves our body through exhalation • ...

Respiratory Therapy 2017-01-10

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a thin layer of tissue, that line the lungs to allow the lungs to expand and contract with ease
muscle of respiration which is situated beneath the lungs
An infection of the alveoli, usually by bacteria
illness caused by a virus that can have a detrimental affect on ones respiratory system
smallest branches of bronchiole tubes
an active motion that causes the diaphragm to contract
Difficulty blowing air out is its hallmark
We expel mucus when we sneeze, cough, spit or ?
what the right and left lungs are divided into

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the average adult has about 600 million of these
allergies, infections, or pollution can trigger its symptoms
blood vessels in the walls of the alveoli
newest disease condition of the respiratory system
hollow spaces in the bones of your head above and below your eyes that are connected to your nose by small openings
A complete lack of oxygen
the primary function of the lungs
connects the upper part of the throat with the nasal cavity
When ones vocal chords (larynx) become inflamed
sudden infection of the airways, usually by a virus
The first successful what kind of lung transplant was performed in 1986

20 Clues: A complete lack of oxygen • the primary function of the lungs • smallest branches of bronchiole tubes • blood vessels in the walls of the alveoli • Difficulty blowing air out is its hallmark • what the right and left lungs are divided into • When ones vocal chords (larynx) become inflamed • We expel mucus when we sneeze, cough, spit or ? • ...

RESPIRATORY CROSSWORD PUZZLE 2018-12-13

RESPIRATORY CROSSWORD PUZZLE crossword puzzle

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Spaces within the skull bones.
Muscle that separates the thoracic cavity from the abdominal cavity.
A condition where the alveoli becomes filled with fluid.
Caused by bacteria called mycobacterium tuberculosis.
Duct, Thin-walled tubes, lined with simple squamous epithelium.
Keeps alveoli from collapsing.
cancer, Irregular and uncontrolled growth of tumors.
Two branches at the end of the trachea.
Respiratory center of the brain.
Divides left and right nostrils.
Covers larynx during swallowing.
Condition where the alveoli deteriorate.
Also known as chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.
Pause of breathing during sleep.

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Inflammation of the lining of the bronchioles.
Have scattered goblet cells.
System, Work closely with circulatory system exchanging gases between air and blood.
Keeps the windpipe "open"
Fluid build up in air sacs caused by attitude sickness.
Cavity where lungs sit.
Air sacs for gas exchange.
Fine tubes that allow passage of air.
Contains vocal cords.
Required for cellular respiration.
Opening with vocal cords.
Cavity, Filters, warms, and moistens air.
Spasm of the diaphragm.
Organ of gas exchange.
Intersection where pathway for air and food cross.
Severe allergic reaction characterised by the constriction of bronchioles.

30 Clues: Contains vocal cords. • Organ of gas exchange. • Cavity where lungs sit. • Spasm of the diaphragm. • Keeps the windpipe "open" • Opening with vocal cords. • Air sacs for gas exchange. • Have scattered goblet cells. • Spaces within the skull bones. • Keeps alveoli from collapsing. • Respiratory center of the brain. • Divides left and right nostrils. • Covers larynx during swallowing. • ...

Gr8-Ch.5-Sec.3 & 4 2025-04-22

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the soft tissue that prevents choking
the passageway that leads to the lungs
the passageway that allows air and food to flow through
necessary for cells to function by using it to make energy (ATP)
the process that is used by cells to make energy (ATP)
a type of system responsible for returning leaked fluid back into the blood
the muscle at the base of the lungs that helps with inhaling and exhaling
the smaller tubes within the lungs

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the site where gas exchange happens that is also one-cell-thick
lifts up during inhalation
a virus that causes respiratory disease
what happens to cells if they can't make energy
the two tubes that split from the single passageway to the lungs
a type of system responsible for gas exchange with the environment
the waste product of respiration
the passage way that also contains the vocal chords
a disorder that results from damaged alveoli (e.g., from smoking)
a condition where the tubes in the lungs narrow in the lungs
the molecule used with your answer to number 11 across to make energy (ATP)
the passageway that leads to the stomach

20 Clues: lifts up during inhalation • the waste product of respiration • the smaller tubes within the lungs • the soft tissue that prevents choking • the passageway that leads to the lungs • a virus that causes respiratory disease • the passageway that leads to the stomach • what happens to cells if they can't make energy • the passage way that also contains the vocal chords • ...

human body systems 2024-04-30

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the body's food processing system that break down what we eat
body's defense system that fights against germs
organ that pumps blood throughout the body
the organ that helps filter and store blood
the body's delivery system for oxygen and nutrients
the body's communication network

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are produced from the endocrine system
the outermost layer of our skin
these help us move and flex the different parts of the body
system that brings oxygen into the body
the bodies outer covering that protects us
framework of the body that includes bones
organs in the chest that breathe in oxygen and breathe our carbon dioxide
command center of the body
system that filters out waste from blood

Human Body Systems Crossword 2026-01-09

Human Body Systems Crossword crossword puzzle

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the system that gets rid of our excess waste
the main organ of the excretory system
one of the main organ of the digestive system
the main organ of the skeletal system
the system that moves the oxygen and nutrient throughout the body
a blood vessel that takes blood out of our heart
a blood vessel that helps with the exchange of oxygen, nutrients and waste.

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the organ that breaks down most food with acid.
one of the main organ of the nervous system
the main organ of the respiratory system
the system that makes up our structure
a blood vessel that brings blood into our heart.
the main organ of the circulatory system
the main organ of the muscular system
one of the main organ of the nervous system and controls the actions of our body.

15 Clues: the main organ of the skeletal system • the main organ of the muscular system • the main organ of the excretory system • the system that makes up our structure • the main organ of the respiratory system • the main organ of the circulatory system • one of the main organ of the nervous system • the system that gets rid of our excess waste • ...

Unit 8 2024-10-30

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personal alert safety system
related to breathing and the lungs
don't pass the ______ of no return
a heads up display
a(usually bad) gas emitted from something
another word for oxygen tanks
poisonous to living things

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self-contained breathing apparatus
a system giving constant oxygen
containing low levels of oxygen
a strap that attaches something to you
a SCBA system that makes your voice loud

12 Clues: a heads up display • poisonous to living things • personal alert safety system • another word for oxygen tanks • a system giving constant oxygen • containing low levels of oxygen • self-contained breathing apparatus • related to breathing and the lungs • don't pass the ______ of no return • a strap that attaches something to you • a SCBA system that makes your voice loud • ...

Body Systems Crossword Puzzle 2025-05-08

Body Systems Crossword Puzzle crossword puzzle

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The body’s main system that controls everything
The system structure to the human body
The system that allows the body to breathe
The system that allows your body to move
The system that allows sexual reproduction

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The system that produces and releases hormones
The system that breaks down food into waste
The system that produces, store, and expels urine
The system that circulates blood throughout the body
Your body’s outer layer

10 Clues: Your body’s outer layer • The system structure to the human body • The system that allows your body to move • The system that allows the body to breathe • The system that allows sexual reproduction • The system that breaks down food into waste • The system that produces and releases hormones • The body’s main system that controls everything • ...

Healthy Eating 2023-10-15

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This body system is how we move
This body system is how blood and nutrients flow through the body
For example, calcium found in milk
Found in meat, fish, legumes, nuts
This body system is how we breathe
You need to drink this every day
The smallest part of the body

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Nutrients found in fruits and vegetables
This body system is how food goes through the body
This can be healthy or unhealthy (ex. olive oil vs cake)
Foods that give energy, like potatoes and pasta
Are made up of cells
This body system deals with our five senses
For example, heart, brain, stomach, skin

14 Clues: Are made up of cells • The smallest part of the body • This body system is how we move • You need to drink this every day • For example, calcium found in milk • Found in meat, fish, legumes, nuts • This body system is how we breathe • Nutrients found in fruits and vegetables • For example, heart, brain, stomach, skin • This body system deals with our five senses • ...

Review (Terminology, Skeletal, Muscular, Circulatory, & Respiratory) 2025-10-09

Review (Terminology, Skeletal, Muscular, Circulatory, & Respiratory) crossword puzzle

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body plane that divided animal into dorsal and ventral parts
maintains cellular maintenance
farther from the surface
carrt blood TOWARDS the heart
system that provides support, aids in movement, provides protection, and is the site of mineral storage
microscopic blood vessels
lays down the cartilage for new bone growth
blood component - responsible for fighting diseases and removing harmful substances from the body
muscle found only in the heart
towards the head
acts like a lid and covers the throat when the animal swallows food
contains the vocal cords and is commonly called the voice box
carry blood AWAY from the heart
release minerals from the bone
muscle type that is attached to the bones and tendons and is the largest component of red meat animal products
front of animal
system that brings oxygen to the entire body via the blood and cells
rear of animal
four-chambered, hollow muscle used to pump blood
part of the limb farthest from the body

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main organ of the respiratory system that provides oxygen to the capillaries so they can oxygenate blood
body plane that divides the animal into cranial and caudal parts, but not necessarily equal
attach bones at the joints
lined with cilia which help filter debris and is commonly windpipe
closer to the surface
smooth muscle below the lungs that controls breathing
pump blood into the arteries
along the belly/undermost surface
body plane that is parallel to the median plane
- structures in the blood that are responsible for clotting
systems that produces bodily movement, maintains posture, and produces heat
ending point of the trachea that divides the respiratory system into two parts to separate the lungs
blood component - liquid substance that all solid materials are suspended in
bone type that are thin and flat like the scapula, skull, and ribs
along the back/uppermost surface
towards the tail
attach muscle to bones
system that transports blood, hormones, nutrients, and waste throughout the body
bone type that serves as a support columns
uniquely shaped like vertabrae
part of the limb closest to the body
chamber of the heart that receieves blood
blood component - responsible for carrying oxygen from the lungs throughout the circulatory system
bone type that is shaped like a cube and found in the knee and hock
body plane that divides the animal into equal, symmentrical right and left halves
muscle type that is located in the reproductive, digestive, and urinary organs
commonly called the throat

47 Clues: rear of animal • front of animal • towards the tail • towards the head • closer to the surface • attach muscle to bones • farther from the surface • microscopic blood vessels • attach bones at the joints • commonly called the throat • pump blood into the arteries • carrt blood TOWARDS the heart • maintains cellular maintenance • muscle found only in the heart • ...

Human Body Systems 2023-09-11

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Organs of the excretory system that filter waste from the blood.
System The system responsible for breathing and getting oxygen into the body.
System Glands that produce hormones for growth and development.
The muscular organ that pumps blood throughout the body.
System The system of muscles that allows movement and body functions.
System The body system that breaks down food for energy and nutrients.
Part of the digestive system where food is broken down.

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System The system that removes waste and toxins from the body.
System The network of blood vessels that transports blood and nutrients.
The control center of the nervous system, responsible for thinking.
System The framework of bones and joints that supports the body.
System The system responsible for reproduction and creating offspring.
Organs for breathing and exchanging oxygen and carbon dioxide.
System The body's control center, sending messages and coordinating actions.
System The body's defense against germs and diseases.

15 Clues: System The body's defense against germs and diseases. • Part of the digestive system where food is broken down. • The muscular organ that pumps blood throughout the body. • System The system that removes waste and toxins from the body. • Organs for breathing and exchanging oxygen and carbon dioxide. • ...

nervous system 2021-09-15

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the first thing that reacts by making a signal
a type of system that receives a signal from the nerves to move your body
sends messages from brian to nerves
a system that receives a signal from the brain and nerves to make sure you are breathing
send messages to different systems like the muscular, respiratory, and digestive system

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a system that can send a signal to the brain through the nerves when you are hungry
a system that includes, the brain, spinal cord, and nerves
a system that receives a signal to filter your urine, and let you pee.

8 Clues: sends messages from brian to nerves • the first thing that reacts by making a signal • a system that includes, the brain, spinal cord, and nerves • a system that receives a signal to filter your urine, and let you pee. • a type of system that receives a signal from the nerves to move your body • ...

block 9 and 10 2020-11-28

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These joints allow movement of the bone
These muscles move when we want them to move
This organ belongs to the Circulatory system
The bones are the ______ part of our body
This organ belongs to the digestive system
What is a skeleton made up of?
Skin _______or bones,joints and muscles
This organ belongs to the respiratory system

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These joints do not allow movements of the bones
These muscles work on their own and we cannot control them
This organ belongs to the excretory system
This is a movable joint
This organ belongs to the nervous system
There are _________bones in our body

14 Clues: This is a movable joint • What is a skeleton made up of? • There are _________bones in our body • These joints allow movement of the bone • Skin _______or bones,joints and muscles • This organ belongs to the nervous system • The bones are the ______ part of our body • This organ belongs to the excretory system • This organ belongs to the digestive system • ...

5th grade wells 2022-11-17

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_________ System is a group of organs that work together
Organ that pumps blood
System of the body that make up heart and blood vessels
thick layer of cells below the skin
Carries messages to and from your brain
__________System helps you move and maintain posture
A group of cells that work together
_________System controls all the functions of your body
Make up the skeletal system
Cells create this for energy

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disease of too much of too much sugar
Are substances in food that your body needs.
Group of cells that work together
The smallest living part of your body
_______ system helps your body use the air you breath.
help you breath
__________System helps you process food.

17 Clues: help you breath • Organ that pumps blood • Make up the skeletal system • Cells create this for energy • Group of cells that work together • thick layer of cells below the skin • A group of cells that work together • disease of too much of too much sugar • The smallest living part of your body • Carries messages to and from your brain • __________System helps you process food. • ...

Nutrition & Respiration 2024-02-16

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This is where digestion begins
This system moves nutrients and oxygen around our body using blood
Carbon dioxide leaves our body through exhalation
Gas __________ takes place in the air sacs
This system removes waste from our bodies
Breathing out
The helper __________ include our liver and pancreas
Breathing in

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The __________ intestine is where we absorb nutrients
This process gives our body the materials and energy it needs
The tubes where air enters our body
The digestive __________ includes the mouth, stomach, small intestine, and large intestine
This system gets oxygen through breathing
This system turns food into nutrients
Contain bronchioles and air sacs

Organs 2025-12-05

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helps regulate breathing
air sacs inside the lungs
helps circulate blood
main organ of the nervous system
allows movement

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the main organ of the respiratory system
windpipe
releases enzymes into the stomach
filters blood
help make blood cells

10 Clues: windpipe • filters blood • allows movement • help make blood cells • helps circulate blood • helps regulate breathing • air sacs inside the lungs • main organ of the nervous system • releases enzymes into the stomach • the main organ of the respiratory system

Body Systems 2015-06-01

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This systems helps to move food and waste.
This is a system based on hormones and glands.
This is the system which helps to circulate blood through the body.
The skeletal system is made up of these.
This system is responsible from eliminating waste from the blood.
The system that relates to breathing and our lungs.

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Helps to protect the body from contracting disease and infection.
An organ which circulates blood around the body.
The skin, hair and nail make this system.
A part of the female reproductive system which protects the eggs.
The hamstring and triceps are apart of this system.
This provides oxygen to all the organs in the body.
This system supplies and drains lymph fluid.
The main component of the Venous System.

14 Clues: The skeletal system is made up of these. • The main component of the Venous System. • The skin, hair and nail make this system. • This systems helps to move food and waste. • This system supplies and drains lymph fluid. • This is a system based on hormones and glands. • An organ which circulates blood around the body. • ...

Jericho p4a 2021-08-06

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what system works with the bones
allows exchange of gases
what protects heart
what protect brain
what system control all body function
what is a collection of cells

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what system breaks down food
what system transport blood around the body
what type of bone is made of 33 bones
what is the smallest unit of life

10 Clues: what protect brain • what protects heart • allows exchange of gases • what system breaks down food • what is a collection of cells • what system works with the bones • what is the smallest unit of life • what type of bone is made of 33 bones • what system control all body function • what system transport blood around the body

Human Body Systems 2023-09-11

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System The system responsible for reproduction and creating offspring.
System The body system that breaks down food for energy and nutrients.
Part of the digestive system where food is broken down.
System The system of muscles that allows movement and body functions.
System The system that removes waste and toxins from the body.
System The system responsible for breathing and getting oxygen into the body.
System Glands that produce hormones for growth and development.
Organs for breathing and exchanging oxygen and carbon dioxide.

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The control center of the nervous system, responsible for thinking.
System The body's defense against germs and diseases.
System The network of blood vessels that transports blood and nutrients.
System The framework of bones and joints that supports the body.
System The body's control center, sending messages and coordinating actions.
The muscular organ that pumps blood throughout the body.
Organs of the excretory system that filter waste from the blood.

Obesity 2022-04-25

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a hormone that contains fat cells to help regulate body weight
2 diabetes, non-insulin dependent disease
the sum of food consumed by a person
disease, a disease that affects the heart and blood vessels
mellitus, the body's ability to produce or respond to insulin is impaired

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chemical substance that act like messenger molecules in the body
blood pressure that is higher than normal
balloon, weight loss surgery that involves placing a balloon in your stomach
having too much body fat
surgery, changes in your digestive system to help lose weight
disease, a disease that affects the lungs and the other parts of the respiratory system

11 Clues: having too much body fat • the sum of food consumed by a person • blood pressure that is higher than normal • 2 diabetes, non-insulin dependent disease • disease, a disease that affects the heart and blood vessels • surgery, changes in your digestive system to help lose weight • a hormone that contains fat cells to help regulate body weight • ...

Human Body 2015-10-15

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It pumps blood through our body
We need this to survive
Forms the supporting structure of an organism
Essential respiratory organ

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Are parts of the skeleton
Large tube that ends in the lungs
Where two bones are attached
Soft and elastic tissue that help our body move
Is where the respiratory sistem begins
Is where the digestive system starts

10 Clues: We need this to survive • Are parts of the skeleton • Essential respiratory organ • Where two bones are attached • It pumps blood through our body • Large tube that ends in the lungs • Is where the digestive system starts • Is where the respiratory sistem begins • Forms the supporting structure of an organism • Soft and elastic tissue that help our body move

LONG TEST SCI9 1ST QUARTER 2023-10-24

LONG TEST SCI9 1ST QUARTER crossword puzzle

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LOCUS,A fixed position on a chromosome for a specific gene.
part allow the gas exchange in lungs?
variety of species in an area.
DIOXIDE,What is released by the body as waste during respiration?
is the main organ of the respiratory system.
is an empty tube that serves as passageway of air into the lungs.
LOSS,The destruction of an existing natural habitat - decrease or eliminates the sources of food or living space for most species

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carry the blood away from the heart.
carry the blood towards the heart.
SYTEM,This organ system is responsible for taking in oxygen and expelling carbon dioxide.
term connected to a species that can no longer be found living
SYSTEM,It is the life support structure that nourishes your cellsIt pumps the blood throughout thVE,These carry the blood towards the heart.
pumps the blood throughout the body
PUNNETT,He is the creator of Punnett square.
is a molecule that encodes an organisms’ genetic blueprint.

15 Clues: variety of species in an area. • carry the blood towards the heart. • pumps the blood throughout the body • carry the blood away from the heart. • part allow the gas exchange in lungs? • PUNNETT,He is the creator of Punnett square. • is the main organ of the respiratory system. • LOCUS,A fixed position on a chromosome for a specific gene. • ...

Part of body 2021-05-01

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to cover the inner body
serves to see or detect the surrounding environment.
The cytoplasm is the fluid in the cell
on the human head which has the function of protecting the head from direct sunlight
lips are often beautified by women with lipstick to make it look well-groomed.
its function is to exchange oxygen into the body and carbon dioxide out of the body
protect our eyes from sweat droplets.
serves to protect the brain in the head
for taste

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protect our eyes from the glare.
to smell.
system The respiratory system serves to provide oxygen throughout the body,
The brain is one of the most important organs in the human body, it is responsible for the main actions carried out by the body
also serves to keep food when chewing so that it does not spill out.
function of the gums to protect the tooth roots and tooth root tissue
mouth is also a means of speaking.
serves to protect the front eyeball from foreign objects from outside
for see
sensory tool that has a function to hear the sounds that are around us

19 Clues: for see • to smell. • for taste • to cover the inner body • protect our eyes from the glare. • mouth is also a means of speaking. • protect our eyes from sweat droplets. • The cytoplasm is the fluid in the cell • serves to protect the brain in the head • serves to see or detect the surrounding environment. • also serves to keep food when chewing so that it does not spill out. • ...

Part of body 2021-05-01

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serves to protect the brain in the head
for taste
protect our eyes from the glare.
also serves to keep food when chewing so that it does not spill out.
to cover the inner body
sensory tool that has a function to hear the sounds that are around us
system The respiratory system serves to provide oxygen throughout the body,
protect our eyes from sweat droplets.

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The brain is one of the most important organs in the human body, it is responsible for the main actions carried out by the body
function of the gums to protect the tooth roots and tooth root tissue
for see
lips are often beautified by women with lipstick to make it look well-groomed.
mouth is also a means of speaking.
to smell.
its function is to exchange oxygen into the body and carbon dioxide out of the body
serves to see or detect the surrounding environment.
The cytoplasm is the fluid in the cell
on the human head which has the function of protecting the head from direct sunlight
serves to protect the front eyeball from foreign objects from outside

19 Clues: for see • for taste • to smell. • to cover the inner body • protect our eyes from the glare. • mouth is also a means of speaking. • protect our eyes from sweat droplets. • The cytoplasm is the fluid in the cell • serves to protect the brain in the head • serves to see or detect the surrounding environment. • also serves to keep food when chewing so that it does not spill out. • ...

Metabolism vocab 2024-03-26

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A type of energy storage of molecules connected
a category of large molecules
A chemical reaction releasing energy cells
a molecule that organisms can use to release energy
molecules made of carbon and oxygen
A set of parts working together
The body system that takes in food

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A claim supported by evidence
a group of atoms combined together
A collection of tissue to perform a specific function
A type of cell that sends messages from the body to the brain
The body system that transports molecules
The smallest unit that can live on its own
the body system that takes in oxygen
molecules and building blocks
the body’s use of molecules for energy and growth
what you breath

17 Clues: what you breath • A claim supported by evidence • a category of large molecules • molecules and building blocks • A set of parts working together • a group of atoms combined together • The body system that takes in food • molecules made of carbon and oxygen • the body system that takes in oxygen • The body system that transports molecules • ...

Human Body System 2020-12-09

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organs and structures that allow us to breathe by taking in oxygen and expelling carbon dioxide
a System that Turns food into nutrients and energy
the internal framework of the human body
two reddish-brown bean-shaped organs found in vertebrates
system consisting of skeletal, smooth and cardiac muscles
a system that goes throughout the body

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keeps you breathing
glands that produce and secrete hormones
also known as the genital system
system detects environmental changes that impact the body
also known as the renal system or excretory system passive biological system that removes excess, unnecessary materials from the body
located between the esophagus and the small intestine
pumps blood throughout the body
organ system in vertebrates that is part of the circulatory system and the immune system
roles include the regulation of glycogen storage, decomposition of red blood cells, and the production of hormones

15 Clues: keeps you breathing • pumps blood throughout the body • also known as the genital system • a system that goes throughout the body • glands that produce and secrete hormones • the internal framework of the human body • a System that Turns food into nutrients and energy • located between the esophagus and the small intestine • ...

MODULE 8 2024-11-08

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Bacteria that do not require oxygen to survive.
Respiratory infection causing inflammation of the bronchial tubes.
Requires X and V factors for growth, causes respiratory infections.
Eye infection, also known as pink eye.
Common in animal flora, transmitted to humans by bites.
Toxin produced by bacteria, causing host cell damage.
Upper part of the throat behind the nose, habitat for some bacteria.
Sexually transmitted infection caused by Haemophilus ducreyi.
Infection of the ear, often middle ear in children.
Distinct smell associated with some Pasteurella colonies on media.
Test identifying bacteria like Moraxella through filament formation.
Inflammation of the epiglottis, can obstruct breathing.
Common sugar utilized by various bacteria for energy.
Bacterial shape where cells are paired, often in respiratory infections.
Nutrient-rich medium for culturing bacteria, especially to observe hemolysis.
Serious infection of the membranes around the brain, often caused by bacteria.
Enzyme test used to identify if bacteria can break down hydrogen peroxide.
Gram-negative bacteria, often found in respiratory tract infections.
Biochemical test that distinguishes bacteria based on metabolic byproducts.
Opportunistic pathogen found in the human oral cavity, can cause abscesses.

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Heart infection sometimes caused by oral bacteria entering the bloodstream.
Presence of bacteria in the blood, leading to systemic infections.
Inflammation or infection of the sinus cavities, often bacterial.
Sugar tested in biochemical assays to differentiate bacteria.
Blood infection, can spread rapidly and be life-threatening.
Organism that provides nutrients to another, often in a parasitic relationship.
System that can be infected by bacteria like Moraxella and Haemophilus.
Refers to certain immune cells with a multi-lobed nucleus.
Refers to bacteria that do not break down sugars for energy.
Describes bacterial ability to resist engulfment by immune cells.
Medium used to test hemolysis in pathogens like Haemophilus.
Type of anaerobic bacteria that can live with or without oxygen.
Tissue lining of body tracts where many bacteria are normal flora.
Body secretion that traps and clears pathogens in the respiratory tract.
Shape of many gram-negative bacteria, often elongated.
Enzyme test positive in certain bacteria, like Moraxella.
Molecule in gram-negative bacteria, part of the outer membrane.
Bacterial shape between cocci and bacilli, often found in respiratory pathogens.
Protective layer on some bacteria, preventing phagocytosis.
Skin infection with possible bacteremia, often painful.

40 Clues: Eye infection, also known as pink eye. • Bacteria that do not require oxygen to survive. • Infection of the ear, often middle ear in children. • Toxin produced by bacteria, causing host cell damage. • Common sugar utilized by various bacteria for energy. • Shape of many gram-negative bacteria, often elongated. • ...

Respiratory Therapy 2017-01-10

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We expel mucus when we sneeze, cough, spit or ?
An infection of the alveoli, usually by bacteria
newest disease condition of the respiratory system
blood vessels in the walls of the alveoli
the primary function of the lungs
an active motion that causes the diaphragm to contract
what the right and left lungs are divided into
muscle of respiration which is situated beneath the lungs

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A complete lack of oxygen
When one’s vocal chords (larynx) become inflamed
smallest branches of bronchiole tubes
illness caused by a virus that can have a detrimental affect on one’s respiratory system
the average adult has about 600 million of these
connects the upper part of the throat with the nasal cavity
sudden infection of the airways, usually by a virus
The first successful what kind of lung transplant was performed in 1986
Difficulty blowing air out is its hallmark
hollow spaces in the bones of your head above and below your eyes that are connected to your nose by small openings
a thin layer of tissue, that line the lungs to allow the lungs to expand and contract with ease
allergies, infections, or pollution can trigger its symptoms

20 Clues: A complete lack of oxygen • the primary function of the lungs • smallest branches of bronchiole tubes • blood vessels in the walls of the alveoli • Difficulty blowing air out is its hallmark • what the right and left lungs are divided into • We expel mucus when we sneeze, cough, spit or ? • When one’s vocal chords (larynx) become inflamed • ...

Body Systems 2020-10-21

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When there is bleeding in the brain or brain flow is blocked.
The heart sends _____ throughout our bodies.
How many pairs of ribs are there?
Passage connecting your throat and lungs.
What type of signals does the muscle movement produce?
Glial cells were based off of the Greek work for _____.
Where is the skull located?
The _____ gives a command to the cell.
How many vertebrae does the cervical have?
To keep your respiratory system safe, you shouldn’t _____.
A network of tiny blood vessels.

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They only voluntary muscle tissue in the whole body?
What is the big that leaves the heart carrying oxygenated blood?
the respiratory system allows you to be able to talk and _____.
Where is the cardia muscle found?
A small U shaped bone.
Two organs that remove oxygen from your lungs and pass it to your blood.
They send signals to other cells.
Many types of muscle tissue are there?
What is the first heartbeat phase is called?
The cervical nerves are in what half of your body?
Some abnormal electrical discharges from brain cells that cause seizures.

22 Clues: A small U shaped bone. • Where is the skull located? • A network of tiny blood vessels. • Where is the cardia muscle found? • How many pairs of ribs are there? • They send signals to other cells. • Many types of muscle tissue are there? • The _____ gives a command to the cell. • Passage connecting your throat and lungs. • How many vertebrae does the cervical have? • ...

Systems Review 2024-12-17

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The organ where food digestion begins
This system includes the brain and spinal cord
The system brings oxygen into the body
A body system that supports the body
The system that produces kids

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These organs make you move
Cells in the nervous system that send messages
This system breaks down food into energy
The system that moves blood and oxygen
The organ that pumps blood through the body

10 Clues: These organs make you move • The system that produces kids • A body system that supports the body • The organ where food digestion begins • The system that moves blood and oxygen • The system brings oxygen into the body • This system breaks down food into energy • The organ that pumps blood through the body • This system includes the brain and spinal cord • ...

Body Systems 2015-04-21

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reproduces
the CNS and the PNS are part of me
the lungs are one my most important organs
collection of glands that control the body's hormones

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network of tissues and organs
Respiratory This system is to do with the heart
i keep the body standing up
i get rid of the body's waste
controls the muscles in the body
i keep the body healthy
I break down food

11 Clues: reproduces • I break down food • i keep the body healthy • i keep the body standing up • network of tissues and organs • i get rid of the body's waste • controls the muscles in the body • the CNS and the PNS are part of me • the lungs are one my most important organs • Respiratory This system is to do with the heart • collection of glands that control the body's hormones

Emma Nolans' Blood & Guts Crosword 2012-08-14

Emma Nolans' Blood & Guts Crosword crossword puzzle

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A system that gives support and structure to the body
The stuff you breathe out
A system that has a lot to do with food
An organ that controls your body
The colour of oxygenated blood
A red liquid that is pumped around the body by the heart
A system that contains the lungs
One of the things you can breathe through
The stuff you breathe in

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A pipe which air travels through
A group of organs
A pipe that food passes through
A system that contains a lot of blood
The things you see through
A sport that contains a bow
The colour of nonoxygenated blood
A sport that you do in water
A sport that contains a ball

18 Clues: A group of organs • The stuff you breathe in • The stuff you breathe out • The things you see through • A sport that contains a bow • A sport that you do in water • A sport that contains a ball • The colour of oxygenated blood • A pipe that food passes through • A pipe which air travels through • An organ that controls your body • A system that contains the lungs • ...

STEM Crossword Puzzle 2019-09-06

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The outermost layer of the atmosphere is called the ____sphere
The_______valve is also known as the bicuspid valve.
The capacity to do work
A polygon with five sides is called a_______?
A large mass of stony material
The five states of matter are solid, liquid, gas,bose einstein condensates and____?
Consists of all of the contents outside of the nucleus and enclosed within the cell membrane of a cell.
He is the father of Biology
How many times does a secant line intersect a curve?
Produces male reproductive cells (pollen)
The smallest planet in the solar system

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The basic unit of life
The artist who painted the painting "Starry Night" is ____ Van Gogh
The respiratory system is a series of organs responsible for taking n oxygen and expelling carbon dioxide
Where egg cells of females are produced
The mouth of the volcano is called?
The answer in addition is called?
A triangle that has no equal sides is called a ____ triangle
It is the standard unit of power
An angle with a measurement of 90 degrees is called a ____ angle?

20 Clues: The basic unit of life • The capacity to do work • He is the father of Biology • A large mass of stony material • It is the standard unit of power • The answer in addition is called? • The mouth of the volcano is called? • Where egg cells of females are produced • The smallest planet in the solar system • Produces male reproductive cells (pollen) • ...

Be Safety Minded 2023-12-29

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Expose or damage wire on machine can cause _________
Exposure to manganese dust or fumes can cause ___________
Primary equipment that control gaseous emission especially acid gases.
Rain that contains a high concentration of pollutants.
Mechanical hazard that can be found in warehouse.
Chemical that highly flammable at Cell Line.
Electrolytes may cause skin _________
A safety procedure that ensures equipment / machine properly shut off or shutdown prior to the completion of maintenance work.
Colour of emergency button.
Ventilation system that extracts airborne contaminant such as dust, fumes, gases.
Air pollution can cause upper respiratory disease that called ___________

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Hazard evaluation form called as __________
Material that used to clean up chemical spill will be dispose as ____________
Protective clothing that needs to be wear in tablet section.
Alcohol swab can used for cleaning and ___________ the wounds.
What are used to protect respiratory system from dust or hazardous vapours?
Hearing loss due to work environment can be prevent by using what kind of PPE?
What type of hazard that can be found in MFT lab?
Machine / device that use to help those experiencing sudden cardiac arrest.
Authority department that responsible for ensuring safety, health & welfare of people at work?

20 Clues: Colour of emergency button. • Electrolytes may cause skin _________ • Hazard evaluation form called as __________ • Chemical that highly flammable at Cell Line. • What type of hazard that can be found in MFT lab? • Mechanical hazard that can be found in warehouse. • Expose or damage wire on machine can cause _________ • ...

Phillip crossword science thing 2022-04-14

Phillip crossword science thing crossword puzzle

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system that processes food into energy
system that produces offspring
gives the body movement
transports oxygen throughout the body

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system that removes waste from the body
protects the body from harm, skin.
controls the body using electric signals
system that secretes hormones with glands
supports the body as a ¨frame¨
supplies the body with oxygen

10 Clues: gives the body movement • supplies the body with oxygen • system that produces offspring • supports the body as a ¨frame¨ • protects the body from harm, skin. • transports oxygen throughout the body • system that processes food into energy • system that removes waste from the body • controls the body using electric signals • system that secretes hormones with glands

Emmas' Nolan Blood & Guts Crosword 2012-08-14

Emmas' Nolan Blood & Guts Crosword crossword puzzle

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A sport that you do in water
A sport that contains a ball
A system that contains a lot of blood
A system that contains the lungs
A pipe that food passes through
A system that has a lot to do with food
One of the things you can breathe through
A sport that contains a bow
An organ that controls your body

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A system that gives support and structure to the body
A group of organs
A red liquid that is pumped around the body by the heart
The stuff you breathe in
The stuff you breathe out
The things you see through
The colour of nonoxygenated blood
A pipe which air travels through
The colour of oxygenated blood

18 Clues: A group of organs • The stuff you breathe in • The stuff you breathe out • The things you see through • A sport that contains a bow • A sport that you do in water • A sport that contains a ball • The colour of oxygenated blood • A pipe that food passes through • A system that contains the lungs • A pipe which air travels through • An organ that controls your body • ...

Defining Your Future 2013-10-14

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the system that protects your internal organs
All living things are composed of _______.
a chemical signal produced in the endocrine system
Shivering when you are cold is an example of the human body’s ability to _________ to the environment
the system that supplies the body with oxygen
The nervous, skeletal, and muscular systems work together to control
The digestive and the _______________ systems work together to deliver nutrients from food to the body cells.
kidneys, brain, stomach, lungs
help carry on life activities within the cell.

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Cell --> _______→ organ → organ system
the organ system responsible for elimination of wastes
______--> tissue → organ → organ system
the organ system responsible for deliverying nutrients to the body
the organ system responsible for breaking down nutrients
When a person inhales, the lungs absorb oxygen, which is used by the mitochondrion in the cells to carry out the process of __________
the organ system responsible for coordinating movement and responding to stimuli
Nonliving things are composed of ______ but not cells.

17 Clues: kidneys, brain, stomach, lungs • Cell --> _______→ organ → organ system • ______--> tissue → organ → organ system • All living things are composed of _______. • the system that protects your internal organs • the system that supplies the body with oxygen • help carry on life activities within the cell. • a chemical signal produced in the endocrine system • ...

Defining Your Future 2013-10-18

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the system that protects your internal organs
All living things are composed of _______.
a chemical signal produced in the endocrine system
Shivering when you are cold is an example of the human body’s ability to _________ to the environment
the system that supplies the body with oxygen
The nervous, skeletal, and muscular systems work together to control
The digestive and the _______________ systems work together to deliver nutrients from food to the body cells.
kidneys, brain, stomach, lungs
help carry on life activities within the cell.

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Cell --> _______→ organ → organ system
the organ system responsible for elimination of wastes
______--> tissue → organ → organ system
the organ system responsible for deliverying nutrients to the body
the organ system responsible for breaking down nutrients
When a person inhales, the lungs absorb oxygen, which is used by the mitochondrion in the cells to carry out the process of __________
the organ system responsible for coordinating movement and responding to stimuli
Nonliving things are composed of ______ but not cells.

Body Systems 2023-09-25

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System small intestine and large intestine
system a network of hormone
system regulates how much of each hormone is released
System is made up of the brain and spinal cord
system muscles pull on the bones causing movements at the joints

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system keeps our body's water balance
system takes up oxygen from the air we breathe
System allowing for movement
system body for a short period of time
system keeps everything in balance by removing waste

10 Clues: system a network of hormone • System allowing for movement • system keeps our body's water balance • system body for a short period of time • System small intestine and large intestine • system takes up oxygen from the air we breathe • System is made up of the brain and spinal cord • system keeps everything in balance by removing waste • ...

frogs 2024-06-03

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deliver oxygen to the body; part of the respiratory system
Organ near the stomach that produces, stores, and eliminates blood cells
largest digestive gland or organ in the body of the frog: part of the digestive system
Masses of fat in the body cavities of frogs needed for hibernating and matching; considered part of the reproductive system in the frog
Stores urine; part of the excretory system
the two upper chambers of the heart; part of the circulatory system
Digestion, uptake of sugar; part of the digestive system
Filters blood, makes urine; part of the excretory system
moves digested food out of the body; part of the digestive system
hearing
Stores bile; part of the digestive system

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All waste is collected; part of the digestive system
Transparent cover that protects the eye
Blood vessels that carry blood away from the heart; part of the circulatory system
Stores solid waste, eggs, sperm; part of the excretory system, reproductive system, and the digestive system
air opening to exchange gases
blood vessels that carry blood back to the heart; part of the circulatory system
the first part of the small intestine immediately beyond the stomach, leading to the jejunum; part of the digestive system
thin membrane that holds the coils of the small intestine
lower chamber of the heart;part of the circulatory system

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

Chapter 1 Anatomy 2023-09-02

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the system that produces either sperm or eggs to create offspring
the organ system that supports the body
The study of the structure and shape of the body and its parts
the system that transports materials through the body
the organ system that forms the body covering
the study of how the body and its parts work or function

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the organ system that sends messages through the body
the system that cleans the blood
the system that removes nitrogenous waste and regulates water and electrolytes
the system that produces hormones
the system that absorbs nutrients and breaks down food
the system that supplies blood with oxygen

12 Clues: the system that cleans the blood • the system that produces hormones • the organ system that supports the body • the system that supplies blood with oxygen • the organ system that forms the body covering • the organ system that sends messages through the body • the system that transports materials through the body • ...

Emma Nolans' Blood & Guts Crosword 2012-08-14

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The colour of nonoxygenated blood
A group of organs
A system that contains a lot of blood
A system that has a lot to do with food
An organ that controls your body
The stuff you breathe in
A pipe which air travels through
The things you see through

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A pipe that food passes through
The colour of oxygenated blood
The stuff you breathe out
A sport that you do in water
A system that contains the lungs
A sport that contains a ball
A system that gives support and structure to the body
A red liquid that is pumped around the body by the heart
A sport that contains a bow
One of the things you can breathe through

18 Clues: A group of organs • The stuff you breathe in • The stuff you breathe out • The things you see through • A sport that contains a bow • A sport that you do in water • A sport that contains a ball • The colour of oxygenated blood • A pipe that food passes through • A system that contains the lungs • An organ that controls your body • A pipe which air travels through • ...

Obesity 2022-04-25

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a hormone that contains fat cells to help regulate body weight
2 diabetes non-insulin dependent disease
the sum of food consumed by a person
disease, a disease that affects the heart and blood vessels
mellitus, the body's ability to produce or respond to insulin is impaired

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chemical substance that act like messenger molecules in the body
blood pressure that is higher than normal
balloon, weight loss surgery that involves placing a balloon in your stomach
having too much body fat
surgery, changes in your digestive system to help lose weight
disease, a disease that affects the lungs and the other parts of the respiratory system

11 Clues: having too much body fat • the sum of food consumed by a person • blood pressure that is higher than normal • 2 diabetes non-insulin dependent disease • surgery, changes in your digestive system to help lose weight • a hormone that contains fat cells to help regulate body weight • chemical substance that act like messenger molecules in the body • ...

Isabella M. 2023-03-03

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small part of kidney that filters blood
system organs that break food down in to nutrients
system regulates liquid in the blood
system brings in o2 removes co2
tiny air sacs in lungs

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uses o2 to break apart glucose
liquid waste
space in chest
organs that filter bloods
exit tube
tubes that connects the bladders and kidneys

11 Clues: exit tube • liquid waste • space in chest • tiny air sacs in lungs • organs that filter bloods • uses o2 to break apart glucose • system brings in o2 removes co2 • system regulates liquid in the blood • small part of kidney that filters blood • tubes that connects the bladders and kidneys • system organs that break food down in to nutrients

Body Systems 2021-02-11

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absorbs vitamins and minerals in the digestive system
Which system allows us to move different parts of our body?
the type of muscle that is voluntary is called
Which system breaks down food in our body?
which system is the control center of our body?
absorbs water from remaining indigestible food matter
the type of muscle that moves involuntary is called
which system is made up of parts that help move substances throughout the body?

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passage by which food goes from mouth to stomach
it takes more muscles to frown than to____________?
blood cells are produced where?
Which system removes waste materials from our body?
Which system protects the organs of the body?
the bones are connected by?
Which system takes and removes air from out bodies?
a major organ that is known as the command center of the body
the type of muscle that makes up the heart

17 Clues: the bones are connected by? • blood cells are produced where? • Which system breaks down food in our body? • Which system protects the organs of the body? • which system is the control center of our body? • the type of muscle that makes up the heart • Which system removes waste materials from our body? • ...

Human Body Systems 2023-04-19

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Level of Organization that is made of cells
Body system responsible for breathing
Level of Organization that is made of tissues
Body system that circulates blood and nutrients around the body
Body system that produces offspring
The constant internal conditions inside the body
Body system that allows us to break down nutrients from food

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Body system that controls the body's functions
Body system that contains muscles and bones and allows us to move
Body System that gets rid of waste
Smallest Level of Organization that makes up everything
Level of Organization that is made up molecules; the basic unit of all living things
Level of Organization that is made up of atoms
Level of Organization that is made of organ systems
Level of Organization that is made from organs working together
Body system that helps us fight off diseases

16 Clues: Body System that gets rid of waste • Body system that produces offspring • Body system responsible for breathing • Level of Organization that is made of cells • Body system that helps us fight off diseases • Level of Organization that is made of tissues • Body system that controls the body's functions • Level of Organization that is made up of atoms • ...

STEM Crossword Puzzle 2019-09-06

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The five states of matter are solid, liquid, gas,bose einstein condensates and____?
Where egg cells of females are produced
The mouth of the volcano is called?
The artist who painted the painting "Starry Night" is ____ Van Gogh
A polygon with five sides is called a_______?
The capacity to do work
An angle with a measurement of 90 degrees is called a ____ angle?
The basic unit of life
He is the father of Biology
A large mass of stony material

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The answer in addition is called?
A triangle that has no equal sides is called a ____ triangle
The smallest planet in the solar system
The respiratory system is a series of organs responsible for taking n oxygen and expelling carbon dioxide
It is the standard unit of power
Consists of all of the contents outside of the nucleus and enclosed within the cell membrane of a cell.
The_______valve is also known as the bicuspid valve.
Produces male reproductive cells (pollen)
How many times does a secant line intersect a curve?
The outermost layer of the atmosphere is called the ____sphere

RESPIRATORY CROSSWORD PUZZLE 2018-12-13

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Required for cellular respiration.
Also known as chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.
Two branches at the end of the trachea.
Fluid build up in air sacs caused by attitude sickness.
Intersection where pathway for air and food cross.
Air sacs for gas exchange.
Keeps alveoli from collapsing.
Have scattered goblet cells.
Severe allergic reaction characterised by the constriction of bronchioles.
Fine tubes that allow passage of air.
Inflammation of the lining of the bronchioles.
cancer, Irregular and uncontrolled growth of tumors.
Divides left and right nostrils.
Condition where the alveoli deteriorate.
Organ of gas exchange.
Duct, Thin-walled tubes, lined with simple squamous epithelium.
Muscle that separates the thoracic cavity from the abdominal cavity.

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Opening with vocal cords.
Keeps the windpipe "open"
Spaces within the skull bones.
Respiratory center of the brain.
Cavity where lungs sit.
Caused by bacteria called mycobacterium tuberculosis.
Cavity, Filters, warms, and moistens air.
System, Work closely with circulatory system exchanging gases between air and blood.
Covers larynx during swallowing.
Contains vocal cords.
Spasm of the diaphragm.
Pause of breathing during sleep.
A condition where the alveoli becomes filled with fluid.

30 Clues: Contains vocal cords. • Organ of gas exchange. • Cavity where lungs sit. • Spasm of the diaphragm. • Opening with vocal cords. • Keeps the windpipe "open" • Air sacs for gas exchange. • Have scattered goblet cells. • Spaces within the skull bones. • Keeps alveoli from collapsing. • Respiratory center of the brain. • Covers larynx during swallowing. • Pause of breathing during sleep. • ...

Biology 2023-06-14

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The ultimate end part of the Respiratory System
Ameoba takes in food using temporary f8nger like extensions called
which cells produces mucus in the Respiratory passage
Small part of the intestine increase the surface area
During photosynthesis conversion of light energy to chemical energy and splitting of water molecules into oxygen and ___
Breakdown of pyruvate using oxygen takes place in the organelle
Conversion of the absorbed digested food into body material
It connects the stomach to small intestine
The colour of the bile due to the presence of the pigment
It contains sea shaped rings of cartilage

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wave of constriction caused by the circular muscles of the gut pushing the food
Breakdown of glucose
Sphincter is present at the front end of the stomach to prevent back flow of food into the Oesophagus
Is the end product of anaerobic respiration
Some air is always left in the lungs even after forcibly breathing out
Protein digesting enzyme in our sigestive system
the muscular sheet which separates the thoracic and abdominal chamber of the human body
The entrance to the trachea is guarded by a plap
It is commonly known as Adam's apple
Energy currency of cell

20 Clues: Breakdown of glucose • Energy currency of cell • It is commonly known as Adam's apple • It contains sea shaped rings of cartilage • It connects the stomach to small intestine • Is the end product of anaerobic respiration • The ultimate end part of the Respiratory System • Protein digesting enzyme in our sigestive system • The entrance to the trachea is guarded by a plap • ...

Body Systems Vocabulary Review 2020-12-06

Body Systems Vocabulary Review crossword puzzle

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Body system that eliminates waste (Kidney is here!)
Body system that controls the body (Brain is here!)
Body system that carries nutrients and oxygen through the blood (Heart is here!)
Group of cells with the same job
Body system that supports the body, tendons, ligaments, and bones
Body system comprised of skin, hair, and nails
Body system made of different glands that produce hormones

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Group of organs
Body system that do gas exchange for the body
Body system that allows people to produce children
Body system that enables movement
Body system that processes food and provides nutrients for the body (Stomach is here!)

12 Clues: Group of organs • Group of cells with the same job • Body system that enables movement • Body system that do gas exchange for the body • Body system comprised of skin, hair, and nails • Body system that allows people to produce children • Body system that eliminates waste (Kidney is here!) • Body system that controls the body (Brain is here!) • ...

respiratory review 2024-05-06

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pulmonary embolism
peak flow
excite
respiratory rate
hypertension a type of blood pressure that affects the arteries in the lungs and in the heart
do not resuscitate
chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
shortness of breath
upper respiratory infection
infection that inflames air sacs in one or both lungs that may fill with fluid
continuous positive airway pressure
half
turn cough deep breath
power
upper jaw bone
fibrosis an inherited life threatening disorder that damages the lungs and digestive system
smell
chest x-ray
oxygen
lung disease a group of disorders that causes progressive scarring of lung tissue
change
condition in where a person's airway becomes inflamed, narrow and swells which produces extra mucus causing inability to breath
hair
pulmonary function test
rest and relax
A tumor of the tissue that lines the lungs, stomach, heart, and other organs.

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nerve
hydrogen peroxide
a collapsed lung
inflammation of the lining of the bronchial tubes which carry air to and from the lungs
purified protein derivative
branch
lens/crystalline lens of eye
cancer cancer that begins in the lungs, there are two types non-small cell lung caner and small lung cancer
twitch, pull
embolism A condition in which one or more arteries in the lungs become blocked by a blood clot.
new
A group of lung disease that block airflow and make it difficult to breath
machine
carbon dioxide
heat
together
in front of
without, not
respiratory therapy
after
right pulmonary artery
draw tight
wound
respiratory syntactical virus

50 Clues: new • half • heat • hair • nerve • power • smell • after • wound • excite • branch • oxygen • change • machine • together • peak flow • draw tight • chest x-ray • in front of • twitch, pull • without, not • upper jaw bone • carbon dioxide • rest and relax • a collapsed lung • respiratory rate • hydrogen peroxide • pulmonary embolism • do not resuscitate • shortness of breath • respiratory therapy • turn cough deep breath • ...

Organ Systems 2025-12-17

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System involved in reactions to temperature, pressure, etc.
System involved in fighting sickness
An organ in the Endocrine system that controls production of insulin
The Organ System involved with distribution of hormones
The Organ System made of bones
System that helps with breathing
Living objects made of tissues that make up organ systems

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System involved in getting rid of liquid waste
System made of intestines
A main organ in the nervous system that controls the whole body
System that is the body's transport network and helps with distributing nutrients through help from the heart, blood vessels, and blood
System made of organs that help with movement ex. Biceps
One of the four main tissues that makes up skin

13 Clues: System made of intestines • The Organ System made of bones • System that helps with breathing • System involved in fighting sickness • System involved in getting rid of liquid waste • One of the four main tissues that makes up skin • The Organ System involved with distribution of hormones • System made of organs that help with movement ex. Biceps • ...

Human Body Practice : By Ella 2021-12-09

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Liquid in your blood
An airway from the bronchi to the alveoli
Stores urine
Lower part of the heart
Finger like
Absorbs water

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Exchange between gases of air and blood
Direct to the lungs
Unit of life
Flat muscle that moves your lungs
system Removes cellular waste from the body Kidney Filters waste from blood
Main organ of the respiratory system
Tiny filter
Upper part of the heart

14 Clues: Finger like • Tiny filter • Stores urine • Unit of life • Absorbs water • Direct to the lungs • Liquid in your blood • Lower part of the heart • Upper part of the heart • Flat muscle that moves your lungs • Main organ of the respiratory system • Exchange between gases of air and blood • An airway from the bronchi to the alveoli • ...

Clinical Make Up Activity 2025-02-17

Clinical Make Up Activity crossword puzzle

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– An excess of carbon dioxide (CO₂) in the bloodstream, often associated with respiratory acidosis.
Breathing – A deep, rapid breathing pattern seen in metabolic acidosis as the body attempts to compensate by eliminating CO₂.
Acidosis – A condition where the body produces too much acid or the kidneys fail to remove acid, leading to a low blood pH.
Alkalosis – A condition caused by hyperventilation, leading to excessive CO₂ loss and an increase in blood pH.
Gap – A lab calculation used to determine the cause of metabolic acidosis by measuring the difference between positively and negatively charged electrolytes in the blood.
Alkalosis – A condition caused by excessive loss of hydrogen ions, often due to vomiting or overuse of diuretics, leading to a high blood pH.
A key principle in HIPAA that ensures patient information is protected.
Smaller IV gauge often used for elderly patients or those with fragile veins.
– The body's attempt to restore normal pH balance, either by respiratory adjustments (for metabolic imbalances) or renal adjustments (for respiratory imbalances).
A route for injections typically given in the abdomen or upper arm.
An IM injection site often used in infants and small children.
A method of securing electronic patient data to prevent unauthorized access.

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size suitable for CT contrast and general IV fluids.
Injection type given just below the skin, often used for TB testing.
– A decreased level of carbon dioxide (CO₂) in the bloodstream, often associated with respiratory alkalosis.
A common site for intramuscular injections in adults.
What you should do from a workstation when leaving to protect patient information.
size commonly used for trauma or rapid fluid resuscitation.
The proper way to dispose of physical patient records to prevent breaches.
Bicarbonate – A medication used to correct metabolic acidosis by increasing blood pH.
A preferred site for deep intramuscular injections, avoiding nerves and vessels.
Maintaining secrecy of patient records and not discussing outside authorized areas.
A unique code that should not be shared to maintain system security.
Acidosis – A condition caused by hypoventilation, leading to CO₂ retention and a drop in blood pH.

24 Clues: size suitable for CT contrast and general IV fluids. • A common site for intramuscular injections in adults. • size commonly used for trauma or rapid fluid resuscitation. • An IM injection site often used in infants and small children. • A route for injections typically given in the abdomen or upper arm. • ...

Respiratory 2020-07-05

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inflammation of bronchi
abbreviation for polysomnography
abbreviation for vital capacity
bronchus
carbon dioxide
alveolus
material expelled from lungs by coughing
incision into the chest
difficulty breathing
sinuses air-filled spaces in the skull that open into the nasal cavity
nose
slow breathing
roof of the mouth split into hard and soft

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abbreviation for upper respiratory infection
abbreviation for chest x-ray
medical term for windpipe
medical term for nosebleed
uvula
removal of a lobe of a lung
direct measurement of lung volume and capacity
examination inside a body cavity with an endoscope
collapse of lung tissue
mouth
bluish skin color with oxygen deficient blood
abbreviation for arterial blood gas
medical term for runny nose
medical term for throat
hair-like processes that move mucus upward
deficient amount of oxygen in tissue cells
breathing

30 Clues: nose • uvula • mouth • bronchus • alveolus • breathing • carbon dioxide • slow breathing • difficulty breathing • inflammation of bronchi • collapse of lung tissue • incision into the chest • medical term for throat • medical term for windpipe • medical term for nosebleed • removal of a lobe of a lung • medical term for runny nose • abbreviation for chest x-ray • abbreviation for vital capacity • ...

Respiratory 2020-08-27

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spastic closure of the larynx
fluid in lungs secondary to failing heart
hospital-acquired, typically worse than other kinds
herniation through the diaphragm
chest wall pain
inflammation of the pleura
without oxygen
soil-borne fungual disease of the lung
consolidation of lung
walled-off pocket of pus in lung
purified protien derivative for exposure to TB
chronic lung disease with bronchitis and barrel-shaped chest
tuberculosis culture
needle aspiration of chest or lung

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camera for viewing lungs
croup-like cough
nosebleed
excessive runny nose
inflammation of the epiglottis
reactive airway disease with wheezing
difficulty breathing
measures oxygen in the blood or Hgb saturation
without sound
to withdraw typically using needle and syringe

24 Clues: nosebleed • without sound • without oxygen • chest wall pain • croup-like cough • excessive runny nose • difficulty breathing • tuberculosis culture • consolidation of lung • camera for viewing lungs • inflammation of the pleura • spastic closure of the larynx • inflammation of the epiglottis • herniation through the diaphragm • walled-off pocket of pus in lung • ...

Respiratory 2023-01-31

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Weaning mode
Generic form of Lasix
Potassium sparing diuretic
A cause of respiratory alkalosis
Standard Ventilation Mode
When you stop breathing
Nitric can be delivered by this
Condition which develops slowly
Nitric is weaned by this every 1-2 hours
Lasix is this type of diuretic
Checked each shift
Produces pulmonary vasodilation
Removal of CO2 from the bloodstream

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Seals the lower airway in the trachea at this point
Medication to keep patient calm
Delivery of O2 into the bloodstream
A buildup of acid in the bloodstream
Support/Weaning mode
A patient passes this for extubation
Goes from purple to this for CO2 detection
Alkalosis disorder that elevates serum bicarbonate
Body fluids have excess base
Able to follow these for extubation
Condition which develops suddenly
Larger tidal volume needed for these patients
Sedation used during intubation

26 Clues: Weaning mode • Checked each shift • Support/Weaning mode • Generic form of Lasix • When you stop breathing • Standard Ventilation Mode • Potassium sparing diuretic • Body fluids have excess base • Lasix is this type of diuretic • Medication to keep patient calm • Nitric can be delivered by this • Condition which develops slowly • Sedation used during intubation • ...

Respiratory 2023-01-27

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a long acting antihistamine
stimulates the sympathetic nervous system
anti tb drugs have this adverse reaction
nasal inflammation with runny nose and eyes
TB antibiotic is given ______ ____ (no space in puzzle)
we teach the person not to drive when taking
a maintenance inhaler used in asthma and COPD
reduces the viscosity of respiratory secretions
the type of infection a patient may have if they don't rinse after using an inhaler
an inhaled steroid that reduces inflammation
relieves cough and increases secretions

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cough that produces no secretions
can cause reddish-orange body secretions
a clue that the liver is being damaged by a drug
anti tb antibiotics can cause this problem
works in the brain to decrease cough reflex
a concern to the nurse because of extended treatment required for TB
the type of drug therapy we give to treat TB
a spray that can help
a problem that many respiratory drugs can cause
overusing decongestant can cause ____ congestion
when a patient may need a bronchodilator

22 Clues: a spray that can help • a long acting antihistamine • cough that produces no secretions • relieves cough and increases secretions • anti tb drugs have this adverse reaction • can cause reddish-orange body secretions • when a patient may need a bronchodilator • stimulates the sympathetic nervous system • anti tb antibiotics can cause this problem • ...

Respiratory 2022-05-13

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at the bottom of the lungs
dust and debris from nose
term for lung
cage, bone structure that protects lungs
damge to the alveoli due to smoking
infection of the lungs
air, air left after most forceful breath
entrance for air
volume, amount of air in one breath
of bronchioles
tube that splits air to right and left lung
conduits that branch out from bronchioles
enters here after the larynx
entrance for air
term for voice box

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that sits on windpipe to prevent food entry
of air intake in one minute
pathogens
for air and food
cords, thin folds of tissue that produce vibrations
cavity, where the lungs are located
organ that occupys the thoracic cavity
connective tissue that protects windpipe
of the larynx
of cells that sweep mucous out of airway

25 Clues: pathogens • term for lung • of the larynx • of bronchioles • for air and food • entrance for air • entrance for air • term for voice box • infection of the lungs • dust and debris from nose • at the bottom of the lungs • of air intake in one minute • enters here after the larynx • damge to the alveoli due to smoking • cavity, where the lungs are located • volume, amount of air in one breath • ...

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