respiratory system Crossword Puzzles

8 Clues: SYSTEM THAT FIGHT VIRUSES • THE PROTEIN SHELL OF A VIRUS • ORGAN THAT SENDS BLOOD AROUND THE BODY • THE MOST BASIC, INDEPENDENT UNIT OF LIFE • SUBSTANCES MADE FROM DEAD OR WEAKENED VIRUSES • SYSTEM THAT CARRIES THE OXYGEN THAT CELLS NEED TO THE BLOOD • A RED LIQUID WHICH TRANSPORTS SUBSTANCES THROUGHOUT THE BODY • ...

11 Clues: organ that remove waste from your blood • bone that Protects the abdominal organs • organ that carries blood AWAY from the heart • Organ that gets oxygen into your blood stream. • It is a mix of waste and water from the kidney • Organ that produces fluid that help to digest food. • body system that filter blood and create urine as a waste by-product • ...

20 Clues: The condition of low oxygen levels in the blood • A medication that loosens and clears mucus from the respiratory tract • A medication that relieves coughing by affecting the brain's cough center • A class of medications that block the action of acetylcholine to reduce bronchospasm • ...

29 Clues: a pale skin color • difficulty breathing • absence of respirations • decreased respiratory rate • insufficient or decreased breathing • general term for abnormal breath sounds • decreased levels of oxygen in the blood • increased carbon dioxide levels in the blood • leaning forward to ease the work of breathing • to listen to internal sounds with a stethoscope • ...

30 Clues: Blood vessels that carry oxygenated blood from the lungs back to the heart. • Small cell fragments in the blood that help with blood clotting and wound healing. • The muscular middle layer of the heart responsible for contracting and pumping blood. • Small blood vessels that collect blood from capillaries and carry it toward larger veins. • ...

11 Clues: Bones and joints • Heart and blood vessels • Lungs and air passageways • Skin, hair, nails, and hooves • Endocrine glands and hormones • Organs of general and special sense • Skeletal, cardiac, and smooth muscle • Male and female reproductive structures • Central nervous system and peripheral nerves • Kidneys, ureters, urinary bladder, and urethra • ...

17 Clues: support the plant • To grow, a plant needs ... and sun • system in the body helps you to breathe. • The...on the plant helps to make seeds and fruit • ... system supports the body and gives it shape. • The...use the sun and air to make food for the plant • ... system helps different parts of the body to move • The...absorb the water and hold the plant in the soil • ...

11 Clues: Has acid in it • Lesson 8's Subject • The Subject this is for • Connects muscles to bone • Where you chew your food • The four walls of _______ • and soul The current unit • Your body needs this to move • The respiratory system master • The spine protects your __________ • The most important thing for your brain to function properly

11 Clues: Pumps blood • Exchanges air • A lot of cells • A lot off tissue cells • The cells that collect air • Carries blood to the heart • How we get the nutrients we need • The system containing your lungs • Lets blood flow through the body • The cells that fight off bacteria • Carries blood away from the heart

11 Clues: Shortness of breath • Number one cause of COPD • Organs used for breathing • Outdoor irritant in spring • Emergency breathing medication • Study of the respiratory system • Chronic _______ Pulmonary Disease • Wear this to prevent inhaling irritants • Lung disease associated with air trapping • The largest airway - sometimes called the wind pipe • ...

11 Clues: Skin & hair • Heart & blood • Lungs and oxygen • Motion and control • Creation of new organisms • Bones, support, and leverage • Immune system and drainage of fluid • Expulsion of waste products and bacteria • Manufacture and distribution of hormones • Processing of food into bits that can be absorbed by cells • Command and control, delivery of messages to specific regions

8 Clues: Where food is digested • Tube that connects the mouth and stomach • Attaches to the front of the frog's mouth • Part of the digestive system, small and large parts • Organ first noticed in the abdominal cavity, has 3 lobes • Part of the respiratory system, allow the frog to breathe • Special membrane that holds together organs in the digestive system • ...

20 Clues: lower half of the brainstem • largest portion of the brain • center of the nervous system in all vertebrate • system of membranes which envelops the central nervous system • region of the brain that plays an important role in motor control. • consists of the nerves and ganglia outside of the brain and spinal cord • ...

14 Clues: voice box • breathing movements • branched passageways from trachea to lungs • respiratory organ of terrestrial vertebrates • tiny air sacs in lungs where gas exchange occurs • respiratory organ of many arachnids (e.g. spider) • flap which closes when swallowing to block airway • respiratory organs in many aquatic animals (e.g. fish) • ...

9 Clues: IV antiviral • mask required • Best way to prevent spread • primary mode of transmission • may help with fever management • most effective diagnostic test • those at risk for complications • infection directly affects this system • quicker, less effective way to detect virus

19 Clues: Trillions of in the whole body. • A molecule that you breathe out. • The body system that breaks down food. • A molecule that breaks down from starch. • A molecule that breaks down from protein. • The body system that takes in oxygen molecules. • A small organ located near the stomach and liver. • The body's use of molecules for energy and growth. • ...

45 Clues: a whole body • the windpipe • the inner layer of skin • a place where two bones meet • a muscle that causes a joint to bend • a muscle that causes a joint to unbend • the opening at the top of the voice box • a blood cell, which fights disease germs • one of six lymphatic organs in the throat • the outer layer of skin on the human body • ...

14 Clues: stores bile • where digestion begins • j-shaped muscular organ • community of microorganisms • makes bile for fat digestion • creates hormones for digestion • wave like movement of GI tract • connects the throat to the stomach • the breakdown of food into nutrients • another name for the large intestine • large and small sections of GI tract • ...

9 Clues: Which body system absorbs oxygen? • Which body system absorb nutrients? • Which body system distribute oxygen? • Which body system distributes nutrients? • In which body system would you find marrow? • Which body system is in charge of hormones? • What organism aids your body with digestion? • In which body system would you find hemoglobin? • ...

15 Clues: the name of our patient • feeling this is Elisas primary symptom • the ability to make things move or change • the body's use of molecules for energy and growth • a set of interacting parts forming a complex whole • a group of atoms joined together in a particular way • acid molecules that are the building blocks of proteins • ...

22 Clues: The organs responsible for hearing and balance. • The front part of the torso that protects the heart and lungs. • The muscular organ that pumps blood through the circulatory system. • The organs of vision that allow us to see and perceive the environment. • The lower limbs of the human body, extending from the hips to the feet. • ...

26 Clues: ___ reacts with oxygen to release ATP (energy). • Osmosis requires a ____ but diffusion does not. • ___ reacts with glucose to release ATP (energy). • The ___ system ingests, breaks down and absorbs nutrients. • They ___ system takes in oxygen and outputs carbon dioxide. • Nutrients are absorbed by these folds in the small intestine. • ...

20 Clues: blood cells fight infections • A strong tissue that connects bones • Bones A bone that is longer than it is wide • skeleton provides framework for trying to attach • of Bones/skeleton protection, rib cage,skull,vertebra • bone e is a hard, solid osseous tissue found in the cortex of all bones • ...

31 Clues: immunization for hepatitis B • a response to environmental antigens. • agents that cause of infections disease • a protein secreted by virus-infected cells • a source of the pathogen in the environment. • immunization for measles. mumps, and rubella • ingest bacteria and remove dead neutrophils. • disease results from an error in a biochemical pathway. • ...

14 Clues: Large airways • Taking air in • Tiny air sacs • Also called windpipe • Also called voice box • Smaller of the airways • Expelling carbon dioxide • The location of the lungs • The smaller of the two lungs • Major organ of the respiratory system • These are just as dangerous as cigarettes • that is the exchange of gases within cells • Helps our lungs to breathe in and breathe out • ...

10 Clues: they act as filters • it is also known as wishbone • act as a barrier to the world • they have scales on their body • they do not have a nervous system • It heart has four _______________ • they have scales but only on their feet • this is the shorter of the two intestines • this is the main organ of the respiratory system • ...

10 Clues: pumps blood • small arteries • liquid part of blood • connects trachea to lung • carries oxygen poor blood • vessels that carry oxygen rich blood • stuctures that move blood around body • exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide • system that gets O2 from outside world • muscle below lungs that help expand lungs

20 Clues: Where air ends up • Small sacs in the lungs • Two bottom chambers of the heart • Muscles located in the upper arm • Tiny cells that control the brain • Carries blood away from the heart • Carries blood back to to the heart • Tissue that connects bones to other bones • The type of blood cell that the bones produce • An element that makes bones stronger and healthier • ...

20 Clues: preparation for a workout • the "i" in the acronym RICE • the "r" in the acronym RICE • the "e" in the acronym RICE • the "c" in the acronym RICE • health refers to relationships • total number of stages of cold • health refers to health of your mind • refers to how hard in the acronym FIT • refers to how long in the acronym FIT • refers to how often in the acronym FIT • ...

31 Clues: around • blood vessel • carbon dioxide • larynx, voice box • trachea, windpipe • liters per minute • process of recording • pounds per square inch • a respiratory stimulant • end tidal carbon dioxide • vaporizer out of circuit • sudden involuntary contraction • surgically creating an opening • drug enforcement administration • low blood concentration of oxygen • ...

11 Clues: synthesizes vitamin D • production of offspring • fast acting control system • eliminate nitrogenous wastes • secretes regulatory hormones • keeps blood supplied by oxygen • returns fluids to blood vessels • maintains posture and allows locomotion • provides muscular attachment for movement • breaks down food and allows for nutrient absorption • ...

20 Clues: What connects bone to bone? • What connects muscles to bones? • What type of joint uses slight movement? • What type of fuel source is Anaerobic glycolysis? • When muscles work together in pairs to create movement • The amount of air you take in per breath is known as .. • What transports blood around the body and away from the heart? • ...

20 Clues: Breathing • Heartbeat • Necessary to life • A rapid heart rate • A normal respiratory rate • An irregular pulse rhythm • Labored or difficult respirations • Decreased rate and depth of breathing • Increased rate and depth of breathing • A heart rate that is slower than normal • A clear plastic cover for a thermometer • A respiratory rate that is lower than normal • ...

14 Clues: feline leukemia has ______ • feline panlekopenia is also called • with feline panleukopenia some cats will have ________ • what kind of treatment is there for a cat with heartworm? • There is a _____-a-month heart worm oral medication year round • feline leukemia virus is fatal retrovirus affecting the cats ____ system • ...

10 Clues: system Reproduce offspring • system Helps our bodies move • system Allows you to move, think, and sense the world around you • system Keeps you healthy, as much as it can defend viruses and germs • system Keeps the healthy balance of oxygen and carbon dioxide in your system • ...

10 Clues: Controls vision and reading. • Carry signals across the body. • Controls some hearling, fear and music. • Scan to get pictures of inside the body • Controls balance, posture, and respiratory center • Medical professional who works with nervous system • Desease that impairs outside of brain and spinal cord. • Body system that sends signals across body using nerves. • ...

10 Clues: A community of organisms. • Change, Shifts in temperature. • Localized areas near Earth's surface. • Gas, Earths atmosphere that traps heat. • There is more water than land can absorb. • System, Made up of your lungs and airways. • Where rocks are broken down by natural forces. • Sinks, A natural system that stores carbon dioxide. • ...

7 Clues: The body system that transmits impulses • The body system that waste from the body, • The body system that protects and supports, • The body system that helps in the exchange of gas, • The body system that differs in males and females, • The group of cells that works together for a specific job, • ...

31 Clues: Connects bone to bone • The energy of movement • Connects muscle to bone • Muscles that can be controlled • Main organ of the nervous system • ________ muscle makes up our organs • Organ responsible for making insulin • The path from the mouth to the stomach • Pathway from the nose/mouth to the lungs • ________ system makes and releases hormones • ...

14 Clues: disease. • Elderly. • operation. • Your back bones. • It holds your teeth. • Body outer covering. • Where two bones meet. • You say it about someone with no hair. • Main organ of your respiratory system. • Doctor who works in the operating room. • Body internal organ, It holds your pee. • Body internal organ on top of your stomach. • When someone is in danger, he is at ________. • ...

16 Clues: distancing • Caused Covid-19 • Affected body system • Virus scientific name • Emergency warning sign • is present in a patient • Common Covid-19 symptom • Face protection from virus • First city documented outbreak • Passage where Sars-CoV-2 enters • Elevated temperature, common symptom • Used to pump oxygen into a patient's • The virus can also attack this organ • ...

16 Clues: A way to breakdown food • Mixture of food and acids • Tube that bolus goes down • Secretes bile into duodenum • Mechanical breakdown of food • Chemical breakdown in the mouth • Muscular contracts to move food • Folds in stomach that can expand • Second part of the small intestine • First place where digestion occurs • Where bile is stored and concentrated • ...

7 Clues: This human system gives the body shape. • This human system takes air into the body. • Undigested food enters the large __________. • This human system helps different parts of the body to move. • The __________ system breaks down food into simple substances. • Different parts of a system work together to carry out a ________. • ...

26 Clues: An abnormal increase in the amount of glucose in the blood • Excessively high blood pressure on the wall of the arteries • Inflammation of the appendix at the end of the large intestine • Violent breakage of a solid thing, especially a bone of the body • Invasion and multiplication of pathogens in the tissues of an organism • ...

13 Clues: Softens food in the mouth. • Digestion ends at this organ. • Digestion ___________ at the mouth. • No digestion takes place at this organ. • Helps to break down food into simpler substances • In the stomach, food is mixed with _________________. • Works with the skeletal system to help the body to move • Water is absorbed from ____________ food at the large intestine. • ...

13 Clues: Another word for C6H12O6 • What does the "P" stand for in ATP? • Which body system includes the heart? • Which body system includes the thyroid? • Which body system includes the epiglottis? • Which of the following is abiotic? Air, deer, grass. • What happens to the death rate when resources are scarce? • Which pigment inside chloroplasts allows leaves to be green? • ...

15 Clues: Formed by tissues coming together. • Microorganisms that live within a host. • System that is responsible for making offspring. • The body's ability to sustain a constant internal environment. • System that includes the bladder, ureter, urethra, and kidneys. • System that pumps blood through the heart and moves oxygen throughout the body. • ...

8 Clues: Hollow space behind the nose • Enlargement at the top of the trachea • Hollow spaces in various bones of the skull • Branched tubes that lead from the trachea to the alveoli • Flexible tube that connects the larynx with the bronchial tree • Chamber behind the mouth cavity and between the nasal cavity and larynx • ...

8 Clues: Air Travels In It • wider than left lung • larger than right lung • Expands when you exhale • carry air into your lungs • is connected to the Windpipe • Provide Airways for Respiration • carries carbon dioxide out of your lungs

8 Clues: Wider than left lung • longer than right lung • Expands when you exhale • Carries air into your lungs • Is connected to the windpipe • air travels in it ton the lungs • Provides airways for respiration • Carries carbon dioxide out of your lungs

8 Clues: to breathe in • to breathe out • the gas that our body needs to survive • the spongy sac-filled organs that we use to breathe • the two branching tubes that air from the trachea goes down. • The strong tube with ridges that takes the breath toward our lungs • the strong muscle layer below the lungs that opens the chest area up so the lungs can take in air • ...

8 Clues: Bronchi continue to divide. • Is a broad band of muscle which sits underneath the lungs. • This is also known as the voice box as it is where sound is generated. • Have very thin walls which permit the exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide. • Here the throat divides into the trachea (wind pipe) and esophagus (food pipe). • ...

8 Clues: Gills have a large surface what? • Fish use their gills to breathe here. • Fish gills do the same job as human what? • Like every animal, fish need what to survive. • There is ? oxygen in the water than in the air. • Gills are found just behind this part of the face. • dioxide Fish breathe in oxygen and breathe out what? • ...

8 Clues: The air our lungs expel. • The air that our lungs intake. • To intake air into your lungs. • To release air from your lungs. • The tubes that the bronchus splits into. • The tiny circular sacs that convert O2 to CO2. • The muscle in charge of inflating and deflating the lungs. • ...

8 Clues: opening and inhaling • lung inflammation caused by bacterial or viral infection • The bronchus in the lungs are lined with hair-like projections • the action of breathing with the intake of oxygen and the release of carbon dioxide • The area of the throat containing the vocal cords and used for breathing, swallowing, and talking • ...

8 Clues: Breathe in • Breathe out • The organ that lets you breathe • The system in charge of talking and breathing. • The organ that is how you breathe, eat, and talk. • When you windpipe is inflamed and it is hard to breathe. • The organ that lets you talk, and how your voice sounds. • An animal that takes in water, and takes all the oxygen out of it.

8 Clues: ปอด • จมูก • ถุงลม • คอหอย • หลอดลม • กล่องเสียง • หลอดลมขั้วปอด • Cavity โพรงจมูก

8 Clues: Top section of your larynx • Two main tubes that leads into each lung • Air comes in through your nose or mouth when you.. • Sheet of elastic cartilage that protects your larnyx • What keeps allergens and dust particles out of your lungs • What is a muscular tube that helps you breathe and digest food • ...

20 Clues: lower half of the brainstem • largest portion of the brain • center of the nervous system in all vertebrate • system of membranes which envelops the central nervous system • region of the brain that plays an important role in motor control. • consists of the nerves and ganglia outside of the brain and spinal cord • ...

32 Clues: the "brain" of the cell • the "powerhouse" of the cell • the genetic code of an organism • the system of creating offspring • body system that breaks down food • the gene type that is coded in DNA • organisms that are made of one cell • the lining of a plant & animal cell • the gene type that is physically seen • trait that will overpower any other trait • ...

30 Clues: 2H + O • Solid, Liquid and ___ • The action of breathing • Tiny Hair-like structures • Another name for a windpipe • The dividers of the trachea • A waste product in yeast/plants • Respiration that involves oxygen • The part that protects the lungs • A lung disease caused by smoking • A disease that blocks normal air flow • Respiration that doesn't involve oxygen • ...

31 Clues: around • blood vessel • carbon dioxide • trachea, windpipe • larynx, voice box • liters per minute • process of recording • pounds per square inch • a respiratory stimulant • end tidal carbon dioxide • vaporizer out of circuit • surgically creating an opening • sudden involuntary contraction • drug enforcement administration • low blood concentration of oxygen • ...

20 Clues: the break down of rock • The smallest unit of life • this system breaks down food • How plants manufacture their food • the system that helps with breathing • type of heat transfer through direct touch • type of boundary that can lead to mountains • A state of balance among all the body systems • type of change that results in a new substance • ...

25 Clues: "cardio" means this • scientific term for spit • blood cells that carry oxygen • type of muscle found in your heart • tissue that connects bones to muscle • raising your hand is a ____ movement • bones that protect the heart and lungs • when a muscle contracts uncontrollably • part of blood that helps with clotting • blood cells that fight off invaders/germs • ...

26 Clues: An unborn child • Wound that is not open • Nerve cells of the body • Type of drug; example LSD • Medicines that relieve pain • doctor who treats eye diseases • Type of preventable death in US • doctor who treats skin disorders • Body system affected by diabetes • Vitamin C and E function as ____. • When the body's temperature is too low • Connective tissue joining bone to bone • ...

24 Clues: Clue • A tool used to magnify cells • Jelly-like fluid inside a cell • A group of atoms bonded together • A group of cells working together • Body system that breaks down food • Body system that helps you breathe • The smallest particle of an element • The part of a cell that contains DNA • Organelle where photosynthesis happens • This table organizes all known elements • ...

46 Clues: make food • oxygen gas • moves blood • absorb water • carry signals • removes waste • supports plant • cools the body • quick response • warms the body • measure of heat • power for cells • breaks down food • brings in oxygen • detects stimulus • present at birth • controls the body • stored information • whole living thing • low energy feeling • carbon dioxide gas • action to stimulus • lightheaded feeling • ...

10 Clues: Respiratory Therapy program director. • Respiratory Therapy program faculty member. • Color of Respiratory Therapy program scrubs. • Total number of quarters in Respiratory Therapy program. • Number of quarters for cohort if student is attending full-time. • Month when one of two yearly Respiratory Therapy cohorts starts. • ...

10 Clues: Our heart is a muscular… • Groups of organs are called… • What do red blood cells carry? • What is the respiratory system for? • The gall bladder stores a liquid called… • Tubes which carry blood away from the heart. • Which system moves blood through our bodies? • These organs help filter wastes from the blood • What happens to the food we eat? It turns into… • ...

20 Clues: Chemical messengers produced by glands • Tube that carries urine out of the body • Connects the brain to the rest of the body • Organ that stores urine before it exits the body • Brain part that controls balance and coordination • A change in the environment detected by receptors • Stable internal conditions maintained by the body • ...

31 Clues: DNA and RNA are both examples of: • The stage of Earth when life began • The monomers that make up proteins • The first kingdom of living things • An organism that cannot make its own food • A carbohydrate molecule made of two monomers • The gas produced as a product of photosynthesis • All living things are made of at least one cell. • ...

12 Clues: Mrs. Kessel's favorite treat. • the basic building block of life • system that breaks down food and absorbs nutrients. • a body structure made to perform a specific function. • a group of cells working together to perform a function • system a group of organs working together to perform a function. • ...

18 Clues: To make visible • Generally prevalent • ILLNESS, Bipolar disorder • Having been widened; expanded • SYSTEM, esophagus, stomach, bowels • the state of being free from tension and anxiety • SYSTEM, Stress can make you breathe harder and cause hyperventilation. • A contemplative discourse usually on a religious or philosophical subject • ...

25 Clues: trouble? Click here for help. • balanced conditions inside an organism • connective tissue that connects bone to bone • connective tissue that connects bone to muscle • the organelle that directs the cell's activities • how water crosses a cell membrane; requires no energy • a group of similar cells that perform the same function • ...

23 Clues: basic unit of life • it enters the trachea • Cells fight infections • organ systems working together • group of cells working together • group of organs working together • group of tissues working together • cells carry oxygen throughout the body • circulates blood through the body by pumping • tubes that carry blood throughout the entire body • ...

31 Clues: The throat • The windpipe • The voice box • Relating to the lungs • The liquid component of blood • The largest artery in the body • A muscle that aids in breathing • Smaller branches of the bronchi • Relating to the body as a whole • The primary organs of respiration • The two main branches of the trachea • The system responsible for gas exchange • ...

7 Clues: Muscle found in heart • Muscles that are involuntary. • Cavity that protects spinal cord • System responsible for breathing • Tissue responsible for making up skin • Tissue composed of cells that can contract • System responsible for controlling movement and senses

15 Clues: it acts primarily as a blood filter • is the internal framework of the human body • are a set of lymphoid organs facing into the aerodigestive tract • is an organ system consisting of skeletal, smooth, and cardiac muscle • this organ pumps blood through the blood vessels of the circulatory system • ...

11 Clues: WHICH BODY SYSTEM EXPELS WASTE? • WHICH BODY SYSTEM DIGESTS, ABSORBS AND EXPELS? • WHAT IS MADE UP OF CELLS, TISSUES, ORGANS AND SYSTEMS? • WHERE DO WE RECEIVE ENERGY NUTRIENTS FROM IN OUR DAILY DIET? • WHAT SYSTEM MOVES NUTRIENTS AROUND THE BODY AND REMOVES WASTE? • WHERE DO WE RECEIVE BODY-BUILDING NUTRIENTS FROM IN OUR DAILY DIET? • ...

11 Clues: What cells need to move, grow, and do work. • Small building blocks that make up proteins. • The body system that breaks food into nutrients. • A group of organs that work together in the body. • A gas you breathe in that cells need to make energy. • A type of sugar from food that cells use for energy. • A small particle made of atoms, like oxygen or glucose. • ...

8 Clues: throat • voice box • in breathing • upside down tree • where air enters first • lines respiratory system with mucous • thin walled and surrounded by capillaries • exchange of gases between blood and alveolar air

9 Clues: this organ is also called the voice box • an airway passage that connects the winpipe to the lungs. • the muscle that protracts and contracts to make your lungs breathe • the upper half of your throat and a part of the digestive system and the conducting zone of the respiratory system • ...

10 Clues: the ability to make things move or change • the body’s use of molecules for energy and growth • a set of interacting parts forming a complex whole • a group of atoms grouped together in a particular way • acid- molecules that are the building blocks of proteins • system- the body system that takes in food and breaks it down • ...

29 Clues: The smallest vessels • Chamber of the heart • High pressure vessel • Inside of the vessel • Relating to the lungs • Cells that deliver oxygen • Blood entering right atrium • Process of gas exchange in lungs • Stops the backward flow of blood • Cells that defend against disease • Type of blood carried by arteries • Provides air passage to the lungs • Filter the lymph to remove toxins • ...

30 Clues: movement • knee cap • the funny bone • carries oxygen • a group of cells • breaks down food • supports the body • the largest organ • balance;unchanging • produces offspring • protects the brain • collects body fluid • it protects hormones • is a group of tissues • carries blood to the heart • a change within he organism • removes waste from the body • protects the heart and lungs • ...

13 Clues: A storm cloud is called. • A boundary between two air masses. • The body system that deals with eating. • A symbiosis where both organisms benefit. • The body system that deals with breathing. • Mr. Matas will _________ you through a wall. • The word for incoming solar radition from the Sun. • The area of the atmosphere where all weather occurs. • ...

13 Clues: the throat. • leaked fluid. • the windpipe. • tiny sacs in the lungs. • System transports blood around your body. • the part of the throat that holds the vocal cords. • a blood vessel that carries blood back to the heart. • a blood vessel that carries blood away from the heart. • the fluid that carries gases, nutrients, and waste through the body. • ...

10 Clues: The tiny particles that make up all stuff. • The ability to make things move or change. • The molecules that our body uses for energy. • The body's use of molecules for energy & growth. • A molecule in food that breaks down into glucose. • The body system that takes in oxygen from the air. • The tiny structures that make up all living things. • ...

10 Clues: Allows the body to move0 • Allows waste to exit the body • Allows humans to produce offspring • System responsible for the breakdown of food • Protects the body's organs. provides structure • System responsible for the production of hormones • allows the body to take in oxygen and get rid of carbon dioxide • ...

10 Clues: Blood that goes towards the heart • Blood that goes away from the heart • Control center of the nervous system • The site of gas exchange in the lungs. • Organs that filter blood and produce urine. • Organs responsible for gas exchange in the respiratory system. • Muscle Voluntary muscles attached to bones, responsible for movement. • ...

31 Clues: Cells which detect light. • The main cells of the nervous system. • The body system in charge of hormones. • The body system in charge of breathing. • The structural joint made of cartilage. • The functional joint that can move freely. • The functional joint that can't move at all. • A connection between the neurons of the brain. • ...

20 Clues: normal conditions • SI system in temperature • Where dependent variable goes • Variable what you are measuring • Where independent variable goes • something that stays the same in an experiment • Graph displays data with a series of data points • Variable smething you can change in an experiment • carbon dioxide and rain to sugar oxygen transpiration • ...

20 Clues: distance/time • a trait's written form • a trait's physical form • a different form of a gene • speed with a specific direction • the rate at which velocity is changed • descending cool air that brings fair weather • rising warm air that brings wet, stormy weather • used by unicellular organisms to sense sunlight • projects similar to hair that protists use to move • ...

24 Clues: enables breathing • microscopic anatomy • protects body from disease • process of cell reproduction • affects growth and development • basic unit of all living things • purifies the body by eliminating matter • controls steady circulation of the blood • body organs that control the bodys vision • breaks down food into nutrients and wastes • ...

20 Clues: Tarsals and carpals • Bones formed with a tendon • Oddly shaped, asymmetrical • center portion of the skeleton • Flattened plates of compact bones • Contains all our limbs and pelvis • Small rounded projection on a bone • Attachment for muscles or ligaments • connective tissue in the skeletal system • provides support and structure for your body • ...

21 Clues: what makes us the eye • the front of your brain • the powerhouse of the cell • the most basic form of life • the system used for breathing • allows airflow into the airways • the system relating to the skin • the system used to create new life • an organism causing disease to its host • the area of the brain responsible for sight • ...

16 Clues: Where oxygen enters • Enters body via nose • dioxide Must be exhaled • Deoxygenated blood to heart • Makes gas exchange possible • Oxygenated blood to capillary • Pumps oxygenated blood to lung • Pumps deoxygenated blood to lung • Pumps oxygenated blood to artery • Pumps blood to where it needs to go • Exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide • ...

16 Clues: Must be exhaled • Where oxygen enters • Enters body via nose • Makes gas exchange possible • Deoxygenated blood to heart • Oxygenated blood to capillary • Pumps oxygenated blood to lung • Pumps deoxygenated blood to lung • Pumps oxygenated blood to artery • Pumps blood to where it needs to go • Exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide • First place oxygen goes when entering lung • ...

15 Clues: They are a group of similar cells working together so the body can perform a certain function • Skin, hair, nails, and sweat glands all work together to serve as a protective barrier and regulate temperature • Consists of the lung and airway which works together to exchange oxygen and carbon dioxide with the environment • ...

12 Clues: Allows movement by contracting and relaxing it • What is a change that makes an organism respond? • What is the main organ of the circulatory system? • What are a group of similar cells working together called? • Which organ acts as a barrier against infections and bacteria? • What is the system that breaks down your food providing you with energy? • ...