respiratory system Crossword Puzzles

53 Clues: Also known as nosebleed. • Primary site of gas exchange. • Point where trachea bifurcates. • Central compartment of the thoracic cavity • Collapse alveoli in part or all of the lung. • An artery used to locate blood sample of ABGs. • Covers opening to the larynx during swallowing. • Term referred to as the removal of entire lung. • ...

21 Clues: Acid-base disorder: pH below 7.35 • Blow nose before giving these drops • First-line inhaler for acute asthma attack • Teaching for obese patient with sleep apnea • — Position for bronchoscopy, aligning trachea • After this surgery, assess airway patency first • Increases secretions to improve cough productivity • Finish all of this when prescribed for pharyngitis • ...

20 Clues: Finger change seen in chronic COPD • Thoracic shape often found in COPD patients • Type of lung sounds often heard first in atelectasis • Expected with exhalation in chest tube water seal chamber • Position used during extubation to reduce aspiration risk • Removal of the breathing tube; suction before this procedure • ...

15 Clues: The nasal cavity is divided medially by this • This palate is pinker, smooth, and upwardly movable • This palate is typically white with irregular transverse rugae • Prolonged thumb sucking (after ages 6 to 7 years) may affect this • This is the free projection hanging down from the middle of the soft palate • ...

20 Clues: movement of organs • basic unit of life • transportation system • a reaction to a stimulus • balance of body functions • group of thousands of cells • controls the body's activities • provides structure and support • controls waste and salt balance • provides response to foreign invaders • breaks down food and absorbs nutrients • group of tissue that performs a function • ...

13 Clues: The basic unit of life. • _______ your teeth twice a day. • A system in our body that helps us digest food. • The process of removing waste products from the body. • _______ our hands before eating helps prevent the spread of germs. • The system in our body that protects us from diseases and infections. • ...

19 Clues: water in or taken from the sea. • rain leaches aluminum from the soil • dioxide affects the respiratory system • is the process of removing salt from seawater • can be any toxic substance used to kill animals and fungi. • we breathe it in and in our lungs so we can breath and stay alive • monoxide can cause dizziness, confusion, unconsciousness and death. • ...

9 Clues: What is another word for really mad? • What is a sport that uses a bow and arrow? • Where is a public place you can go to read? • Who is the person at the desk in a library? • What is the name of a person that creates art? • Cheese, milk, and yogurt are all in what category? • What is the name of a person that fixes electricity? • ...

16 Clues: Pain. • Weariness. • A break in the skin. • Used to bind up wounds. • Something that relieves pain. • A compound contained in foods. • Not easily bent or changed in shape. • A stretching or tearing of ligaments. • An infection of the respiratory system. • Having a whirling sensation in the head. • An injury in which the skin becomes darker. • ...

16 Clues: Volume 1 • ______is your name? • _______ are you from? • _______jacket is this? • I am reading _______books. • _____smiled at each other. • A game with an array board. • All of ______are in third grade. • I am________for my family and friends. • Make good _______and you will be happy. • _____is the best futbol player in the world? • Bones give your body______ so you're not a blob. • ...

16 Clues: One of the tiers • No longer called MSDS • OSHA 29 CFR 1910.1200 • Respiratory requirement. • What yellow tape represents • The person in charge of a Project • Operators can only go up and down • Confined Spaces often require these • What equipment needs a rescue plan? • All workers should be vigilant about • A requirement before work tasks begin • ...

10 Clues: The entrance of the nose. • Is automatic and involuntary. • The gas exchange happens there. • Here, the vocal cords are located • Tubes that get smaller and narrower. • Is and essential process for the body. • Is transported in the blood to the cells. • This is the end of the respiratory system. • Is eliminated from the body by exhalation. • ...

7 Clues: Also known as the voice box • Small tube dividing into Alveoli • Small air passages surrounded by blood vessels • One of the primary organs involved in respiration • Entrance of air into your body and filters the air • Gas inhaled by every human and is required for survival • Located in the throat between the nose and the voice box

7 Clues: Under the lungs • Helps you breathe • What protects your lungs? • What conducts air to your lungs? • What divides off from bronchi/bronchus • What chemical do you want OUT of your body? • Tiny air sacs of the lungs which helps CO2 exchange

7 Clues: the air moves out automatically • two tubes split off from trachea • carries air from larynx to lungsand • tiny sacks surrounded by capillaries • takes oxygen and releases carbon dioxide • the muscle moves down and the lungs expand • passageway into respiratory system that helps to keep warm the air

7 Clues: The two passages that direct air into the lungs. • Tiny sacs of lung tissue specialized for the movement of gases between air and blood. • the part projecting above the mouth on the face of a person or animal, containing the nostrils and used for breathing and smelling. • ...

7 Clues: serves to protect the lower airways • a pair of spongy, air-filled organs • the air passage from the throat to the lungs • it allows for the movement of air from the nose and mouth • air passages inside the lungs that branch off like tree limbs • where the lungs and the blood exchange oxygen and carbon dioxide • ...

7 Clues: An organ on either side of your chest. • Breathing out air instead of breathing it in. • Connects to tiny air sacs in an organ in the chest. • Tiny air sac in an organ of the respiratory system. • A open space above and behind your nose full of air. • A skeletal muscle that separates your waist and chest. • A long muscle that connects from your nose to your lungs.

7 Clues: a delicate muscular tube. • larynx produce sound called. • it helps in the movement of lungs • the winde pipe is divided into 2 parts. • the air passes from pharynx to 2 chambers called . • oxygen is carried by it to different parts of body. • process in which oxygen is taken in and carbon dioxide is released out .

7 Clues: The physical movement of air inside and outside the Respiratory System. • Tiny sacs at the end of each bronchiole, where gas exchange takes place. • Organisms that are made up of more than one cell. Example: Animals and Plants. • The smallest unit within an organism that can carry out life processes (growth, reproduction, respiration…). • ...

12 Clues: to breathe in • to breathe out • also called the windpipe • are tiny balloonlike sacs • are small tubes that carry air to the lungs • Dioxide waste you breathe out from your body • membranes keep moisture in your lungs and germs out • type of nervous system that controls how fast or often you breathe • System controls the exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide in the body • ...

12 Clues: ReVive practitioner name? • Male therapist of ReVive? • ReVive esthetician's name? • Female therapist of ReVive? • This Machine helps with addictions, pain, and trauma. • Our therapists uses this to help you get out of pain? • This Machine has 133 different settings to choose from. • This machine helps with allergies, respiratory issues and eczema. • ...

26 Clues: pressure in alveoli • What is energy stored as • regulates haemoglobin oxygen release • the zone which deadspace is found in • zone which is the site of gas exchange • shape of the oxygen dissociation curve • total number of alpha and beta subunits • which form is unbound haemoglobin found in • nervous system activated during tachycardia • ...

24 Clues: pressure in alveoli • regulates haemoglobin oxygen release • the zone which deadspace is found in • zone which is the site of gas exchange • shape of the oxygen dissociation curve • total number of alpha and beta subunits • is arterial p02 high or lower at altitude • which form is unbound haemoglobin found in • nervous system activated during tachycardia • ...

20 Clues: change in a virus genome; occurs frequently. • Spreads easily through coughing and sneezing. • Transmitted through the bite of a rabid animal. • viral genome that contains one or more mutation. • Most common STI,causes cancer and genital warts. • Illness in humans and monkeys, gorillas, chimps. • Caused by the same virus that causes chicken pox. • ...

21 Clues: ERV + IRV + TV • Inhalation is restricted • measurement of normal breathing. • Also known as the Conducting Zone • Similar to HB, but only has one oxygen attached. • imbedded within the alveoli, allows for gas exchange. • poor perfusion and ventilation ratio, relation to COPD • Maximal amount of air that can be moved in one minute. • ...

25 Clues: The ribcage consists of… • Causes addiction to smokers • The trachea is also known as… • a process where we let air out • a process where we take in air • The air … when a person exhales • The muscles do this during Inhalation • The diaphragm do this during inhalation • the abdominal cavity by a muscular sheet • A movement the lungs do during exhalation • ...

22 Clues: A congenital split in the upper lip or palate • Condition marked by a deficiency of red blood cells • Yellowing of the skin and eyes, often seen in newborns • Urinary Tract Infection, a common condition in children • Common viral infection that affects the respiratory system • Condition where stomach acid flows back into the esophagus • ...

30 Clues: : RTs’ favorite gas • : Measured by pulse oximetry • : Fraction of inspired oxygen • : When the airway goes mobile • : Placement of a breathing tube • : Neonatal stimulant—and RT fuel • : Machine that supports breathing • : Too much oxygen—a neonatal no-no • : Continuous Positive Airway Pressure • : Tiny sacs where gas exchange happens • : Manual ventilation by an RT superhero • ...

19 Clues: What we breath. • Support of you back. • Where two bones meet • What powers the body. • Connects bone to bone. • Connects muscle to bone. • The bone in your upper arm. • Pumps blood around the body. • Organs that help us to breath. • The waste product of breathing. • What system helps us to breath. • The control center of your body. • The bone in the palm of your hand. • ...

20 Clues: known as adipose tissue • end part of a long bone • connects bones together • the center of the sketon • bones formed in a tendon • contains all of our limbs • central part of a long bone • its compressible but resilient • the neck portion of a long bone • found in the respiratory system • flatened plates of compact bones • connective tissue of the skeleton • ...

7 Clues: This system works with the digestive system by controlling it • This is a involuntary movement that works with the digestion and muscular system • The system that works with the muscular system to hold up our body and let us move • This system works with the integumentary system when it sends hormones to this system • ...

12 Clues: Respiratory organ in humans • Respiratory organ in earthworms • Other name for artificial kidney • Urine is egested through this organ • Largest vein present in the human body • Membrane which divides the human heart • Structural and functional unit of kidney • Respiratory Pigment which carries oxygen • What is the type of nutrition in Amoeba? • ...

7 Clues: This organ helps pump out waste • One part of the system that works with the lungs • There are 60,000_____ of blood vessels in your body • The ____ return blood to the hearts from the organs. • The circulatory system works closely with the ________ system • Carry oxygenized blood from the heart to different parts of the body • ...

9 Clues: the body's use of molecules for energy and growth • molecules that are the building blocks of proteins • a group of atoms joined together in a particular way • a molecule used to release energy, it makes up starch • the body system that takes in food and breaks it down • the body system that takes in oxygen and releases carbon dioxide • ...

9 Clues: argument a claim supported by evidence • the body's use of molecules for energy and growth • a set of interacting parts forming a complex whole • a group of atoms joins together in a particular way • the process of making clear how your evidence supports your claim • system the body system that takes in oxygen and releases carbon dioxide • ...

12 Clues: Center for Disease Control • What does COVID stand for? • COVID affects which system? • People were required to _____ • Country with the most COVID cases • where did COVID 19 originate from? • a symptom that's part of the virus • A disease that spreads through others • How long did you have to quarantine for? • We are required to wear ____ when we go out • ...

12 Clues: fever free • in the trachea • joint stiffness • – vomiting blood • low oxygen content in the blood • movement of oxygenated blood into tissues • surgery to remove part or all of the stomach • an acute increase in the severity of an illness • air trapped under the skin, creates a crackling feeling • oxygen and carbon dioxide exchange at the alveolar level • ...

25 Clues: Living things • Purpose of Task • The Basic Unit of Life • Made of more then one cell • An illness known as Influenza • the act or process of reproducing • A system that moves bones and organs • Organs that respond to pain or change • Ability to make things move or change • any change in an organisms environment • a qualified practitioner of medicine; a physician • ...

26 Clues: the most basic unit of matter • a molecule that can release energy • a molecule made of carbon and oxygen • two or more atoms chemically combined • the parts of a cell that perform a job • all living things can also be called... • the ability to make things move or change • anything that has mass and takes up space • allows body movement, posture, and produces heat • ...

8 Clues: main organ of respiratory system • a place in which you can breathe air • volume of air contained in lungs at the end of a maximal inspiration • amount of air which enters the lungs during normal inhalation at rest • quantity of air that can be forcefully expired after a normal tidal expiration • ...

11 Clues: Also called the voice box, it helps produce sound. • Tiny branches inside the lungs that carry air to the alveoli. • The process of breathing in oxygen and exhaling carbon dioxide. • The two main tubes that branch from the trachea and lead to each lung. • The part of the throat that connects the nose and mouth to the trachea. • ...

15 Clues: The study of how the body works./El estudio de cómo funciona el cuerpo. • This organ system contains bones./Este sistema de órganos contiene huesos. • The study of the structure of the body./El estudio de la estructura del cuerpo. • The heart is a part of this organ system./El corazón es parte de este sistema de órganos. • ...

19 Clues: air sacks in lungs gradually destroyed • airways narrow and swell and produce extra mucous • gas that is colorless, odorless and supports life • primary cause of Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease • learning to conserve energy resources (two words, no space) • most common mode of respiratory care (three words, no spaces) • ...

19 Clues: An infection of the lung. • Development of a blood clot on the lung. • This stands for ‘Early Presentation and Intervention’ in COPD. • S specific lung infection that needs careful treatment to cure. • Airways are inspected and sampled using a thin, flexible telescope. • A specific scan using low dose radioactivity to help in the diagnosis of pulmonary embolism. • ...

20 Clues: amount of air in each breath • used to assess breath sounds • term used oxygen concentration • obstruction of larynx or trachea • rigid tool used to clear an airway • tool used to maintain an open airway • device used on infants for suctioning • device that provides O2 between 10-15 lpm • incentive spirometry can help reduce this • max amount of lpm's used in a nasal cannula • ...

22 Clues: The building blocks of protein • 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. • The tiny structures inside cells where energy is released. • A molecule organisms get from air and use to release energy • ...

27 Clues: Hold bones in position • Another word for windpipe • Cavity containing the lungs • Another word for buccal cavity • Membrane that protects the Cornea • The upper thinner wall of the heart • The lower thicker wall of the heart • Restores body to normal resting state • what is the yellow liquid found in blood? • The system that fights infection and illness • ...

19 Clues: Benefits of a fever. • The other name for an antibody. • Adaptive immunity is stimulated by this. • These lymph nodes are located in the gut. • These lymph nodes are located in the armpits. • These lymph nodes are located in the neck area. • The result of acquiring immunity from a vaccine. • These lymph nodes are located in the groin area. • ...

11 Clues: April 22 • Do not block • A hazard when working at height • A place to gather in an emergency • Acronym to use a fire extinguisher • Efficient and effective group effort • A precaution taken for intruder alert • WELDFAB is certified to this Quality standard • PPE used to protect individuals from respiratory illness • ...

14 Clues: The windy city • Accident scene • Punta Cana Beach • Paris landing spot • Street for oysters • Agean transportation • Leg bone connected to knee • Dreaded respiratory disease • New England home of mansions • Place for bored wine enthusiasts? • Really bad artificial intelligence • Dreaded respiratory disease medication • Perfect ending for a delightful evening • ...

5 Clues: A muscular tube. • Supports the heart and lungs. • The first part of the digestive system. • Works together with the muscular system. • The first part of the respiratory system.

10 Clues: A group of bees. • Third day of the week • ______ is 71% of Earth. • The answer of subtraction • We visit him to have a haircut • We all need it to join our classes • ________ describes a noun or a pronoun • An important part of the respiratory system • A yellow fruit when peeled looks like a flower. • We love its natural fragrance. ( it is found in nature)

10 Clues: Treatment of influenza • which place did covid originate • Route of transmission of influenza • What is caused by sars coronavirus • One of the complication of influenza • which system is affected in influenza • What is the common word for influenza • effective ways of prevention of covid19 • what therapy should be given to patients with covid • ...

10 Clues: This inhibits prolactin • Breast development in males • Hormone that can stop lactation • Hormone that induces parturition • Post-partum amenorrhea is due to • Contraction of these cells causes milk ejection • Parturition and lactation are examples of __________ reflex • Hormone that helps in maturation of fetal respiratory system • ...

10 Clues: Pain in the back. • Pain in or around a tooth. • Pain or discomfort in the head. • Feeling lightheaded or unsteady. • Red spots or discoloration on the skin. • Irritation, pain, or scratchiness in the throat. • Viral infection affecting the respiratory system. • Expel air from the lungs with a sudden sharp sound • An abnormally high body temperature while shivering • ...

26 Clues: Being overweight • The gas we breathe in • The main chemical in alcohol • This is what is inside cigarettes • Type of drugs which benefits health • The organ where gas exchange happens • The organ system which alcohol affects • This is what we get out of respiration • The addictive substance in tobacco smoke • Part of the cell where respiration happens • ...

26 Clues: the most basic unit of matter • a molecule that can release energy • a molecule made of carbon and oxygen • two or more atoms chemically combined • the parts of a cell that perform a job • all living things can also be called... • the ability to make things move or change • anything that has mass and takes up space • allows body movement, posture, and produces heat • ...

26 Clues: Being overweight • The gas we breathe in • The main chemical in alcohol • This is what is inside cigarettes • Type of drugs which benefits health • The organ where gas exchange happens • This is what we get out of respiration • The organ system which alcohol affects • The addictive substance in tobacco smoke • Part of the cell where respiration happens • ...

8 Clues: a cartilage cell • a mature bone cell • the study of tissues. • the term given to an area where there are NO blood vessels. • form of connective tissue responsible for connecting bone to bone. • germ layer that differentiates into the Integumentary System and Nervous System. • germ layer, which differentiates into the GI tract, bladder and respiratory tract. • ...

12 Clues: a signal • ribonucleic acid • where genetic code is stored • a stable internal environment • basic unit of all forms of life • what the respiratory system controls • how a species changes over hundreds of years • the result off two of the same species reproducing • reproduction: where two parents form a new organism • when an organism builds up or breaks down materials • ...

12 Clues: in your body. • helps digest food • discharges waste. • helps release hormones. • the largest and most complex • Helps produce the offspring. • the command center of the body. • removes waste gasses and move fresh air in the body. • the organs that provide resistance to diseases or toxins. • your body's system moves further away than its normal setpoint. • ...

12 Clues: The body's main artery. • The body's largest organ. • The powerhouse of the cell. • The brain's outermost layer. • The smallest unit of an element. • The fluid-filled sac surrounding the heart. • A flexible tissue connecting bones at joints. • The system responsible for gas exchange in the body. • The tiny sacs in the lungs where gas exchange occurs. • ...

12 Clues: It is organs of the visual system. • It is part of your respiratory system. • It is a function at the tip of the leg. • It is the organ of hearing and balance. • It is the upper or anterior sense organs. • It is the area of ​​the arm that surrounds. • It is any of the hard, resistant structures. • It is an oval-shaped cavity inside the skull. • ...

23 Clues: Rapid respirations • The first year of life. • A child age 1 to 3 years. • A young person age 12 to 18 years. • Children between ages 3 and 6 years. • A person who is 6 to 12 years of age. • A general term applying to all forms of abuse and neglect of children. • Death of an infant or young child that remains unexplained after a complete autopsy. • ...

19 Clues: Irregular movement of air • Process of air exiting the lungs • Process of air entering the lungs • Measures the openness of the airway • Air moves ____ its pressure gradient • Air remaining in lungs after exhaling • Device used to measure pulmonary function • Airflow is inversely proportional to _____ • Term used to describe "streamlined" airflow • ...

11 Clues: Viral infection • Highly contagious • elderly people are most at • one of the flu characteristic • one of the cold characteristics • ____helps protect women during pregnancy • both common cold and flu have _______issues • exercise, sleep, healthy eating are all ways of • cold characteristic that is more common in children • ...

11 Clues: the action of breathing • change from gas to liquid • a pair f breathing organs • the main airway o the lungs • a structure inside the lungs • breathing in, to take in oxygen • the bones that protect the lungs • breathing out, to remove carbon dioxide • system the organs allows you to breath • the muscle that separates the chest cavity from the abdomen • ...

10 Clues: The entrance of the nose. • Is automatic and involuntary. • The gas exchange happens there. • Here, the vocal cords are located • Tubes that get smaller and narrower. • Is and essential process for the body. • Is transported in the blood to the cells. • This is the end of the respiratory system. • Is eliminated from the body by exhalation. • ...

10 Clues: moves the body • removes waste from the body • moves blood around the body • supports and protects the body • muscles that helps the lungs breathe • filter and remove waste from the blood • the major organ of the circulatory system • breaks down food so the body has energy and nutrients • receives impulses and determines how the body responds • ...

10 Clues: the knee and wrists are • tubes which carry blood • fight against germs and invaders • bring used blood back to the heart • whose job is to perform operations • whith the respiratory system you can • the brain and the spinal cord are called • special sheet of muscle under your lungs • blood flows through the body and gives up • produces a chemical product called insulin

10 Clues: Swelling • Blood clot • low body temperature • inflammation of heart • raised body temperature • Outermost layer of skin • a procedure used in medicine to look inside the body • an inflammation of the pharynx, resulting in a sore throat • a medical instrument for listening to the action of someone's heart or breathing • ...

10 Clues: measure with output • listening to lung sounds • compared to abnormal values • the "S" in the acronym of ABCCS • just as important as verbal cues • assessment when matters are urgent • check of the hearts rhythm and rate • the first "C" in the acronym of ABCCS • system related to level of consciousness and orientation • ...

10 Clues: caries away wast • cleans out filers out blood • plug holes in injured blood • pumps blood through the body • made of million of tiny air sacs • each time you breath you take in • each time you breath what system work • carry out oxygen to all part of the body • Eventually the blood is carried into what • hold nutrients in blood are then exchanged

13 Clues: holds up skin • gland & hormones • testes & ovaries • kidneys & bladder • skin, hair, & sweat • ______helps you move • ________help you breath • kills infection & disease • ______helps break down food • nervous,endocrine,& skeletal • brain, spinal cord, & sensors • part of the respiratory systems • transport cells and dissolved materials

13 Clues: A common respiratory sign of avian IBV. • Which form of FIP has higher morbidity rates • This strain of CAdV is used as the CAdV vaccine. • This type of CAdV can cause ocular disease/ blue eye. • The early proteins 6 & 7 of this virus inhibit p53 and Rb. • Avian IBV affects both the respiratory and ________ tracts. • ...

10 Clues: substances that produce allergic reactions • system in which the lungs and airways belong to • pollutant microorganisms that exist in the atmosphere • Airways in the lungs that lead from the bronchi to the alveoli • Structures that conduct air from the mouth and nose to the respiratory bronchioles • ...

12 Clues: system • related to the lung • fight or flight response. • maintain homeostasis and health. • participates in glucose metabolism • it beats faster if you're exercising. • delivers oxygen-rich blood to your bones. • delivers oxygen-rich blood to your bones. • maintain homeostasis with respect to body temperature. • ...

11 Clues: Caused by sleep apnea • High levels of CO2 in blood • Body system effected by apnea • Low levels of oxygen in blood • Temporary cessation of breathing • Bacterial infection of the lungs • Type of pressure used to treat apnea • Levels are low when experiencing sleep apnea • Levels are high when experiencing sleep apnea • Complete or partial collapse of a lung or lobe • ...

10 Clues: located after the larynx • where the alveoli is attached • system supply blood with oxygen • cone shape organs of respiration • where exchange of gases takes place • process of drawing air into the lungs • air that we breath that enters the lungs • sheet of smooth muscle located below the lungs • the narrow space located right after the mouse • ...

10 Clues: Pain in the back • Pain in or around a tooth. • Pain or discomfort in the head. • Feeling lightheaded or unsteady. • Red spots or discoloration on the skin. • Irritation, pain, or scratchiness in the throat. • Viral infection affecting the respiratory system. • Expel air from the lungs with a sudden sharp sound • An abnormally high body temperature while shivering • ...

18 Clues: The study of heat • The smallest unit of life • where two or more bones meet • the change from a liquid to a gas • Main organs of the respiratory system • The measure of how reflective a surface is • The transfer of thermal energy by touching • The basic unit of function in nervous system • Moisture that falls from clouds to Earth´s surface • ...

16 Clues: Body system that involves the lungs. • Uncontrolled growth of abnormal cells. • Sudden disruption of blood flow to the brain • Body system that involves hormones and glands. • Body system that involves the heart and blood vessels. • The acronym that Non-Communicable Diseases is known by. • Disease that is reoccurring and persists over a long time. • ...

11 Clues: mets from the kidneys • coloured coat for copd • Ct finding for pneumonia • leukotriene receptor antagonist • effect of pulmonary hypertension • acronym of inhaler type (not mdi) • lung cancer common with non-smokers • superior border of triangle of safety • common cause of respiratory alkalosis • non- caseating gran lomas in the lungs • ...

13 Clues: The "L" in ADL • One of the 5 vital signs • Term for low blood pressure • Protective gear abbreviation • The nursing process starts with this • Organ responsible for filtering blood • Most common injection site for vaccines • Abbreviation for “as needed” in med orders • Body system responsible for oxygen exchange • First thing you do before any patient interaction • ...

6 Clues: Affected system • Rapid way to test • Family of Influenza • Best way to prevent • Type of virus for influenza • Inhaler drug to treat influenza

4 Clues: Excretory System • Digestive system • Respiratory System • Circulatory System

16 Clues: Ear protections • Foot protection • Hand protection • Head protection • Face protection • Body protection • Fall protection that is used to prevent falls • Torso protection that is used in dark environment • Ear protections that are suitable for high noise levels • Fall protection that is used to restrict movement while working • ...

33 Clues: Organ that pumps blood • The external part of the ear • The external part of the nose • A sensory organ in charge of sight • A body system that creates movement • An organ made of contractile tissues • Organ in the inflates to bring in oxygen • A body system that works to fight disease • A cartilaginous tube that lets air into the lungs • ...

19 Clues: Doryx • Cipro • Flagyl • Amoxil • Keflex • Zyrtec • Bonine • Atarax • Cleocin • Zovirax • Valtrex • Tessalon • Levaquin • Claritin • Macrobid • Diflucan • Singulair • Zithromax • Phenergan

19 Clues: first generation H1 receptor antagonist. • used to suppress a non-productive cough. • use with caution in narrow-angle glaucoma. • binds preferentially to peripheral H1 receptors • can have rhinitis medicamentosa as an adverse effect. • reduces surface tension and adhesiveness of secretions • a sudden outbreak of swollen, pale red wheals on the skin. • ...

19 Clues: used in CPR • collapsed lung • lack of oxygen • what RTs run to • Respiratory organ • pause in breathing • way to find CO2 and PO2 • Room air is 21% of this • opening with vocal cords • muscle used for breathing • example of a COPD disease • fluid build up in air sacs • otherwise known as med neb • tubes from trachea to lungs • keeps alveoli from collasping • Machine that breathes for you • ...

12 Clues: Respiratory organ in humans • Respiratory organ in earthworms • Other name for artificial kidney • Urine is egested through this organ • Membrane which divides the human heart • Largest vein present in the human body • Respiratory Pigment which carries oxygen • Structural and functional unit of kidney • What is the type of nutrition in Amoeba? • ...

9 Clues: makes up 55% of blood • a chamber of the heart • carries air to each lung • the lungs are filled with these • takes blood away from the heart • A system that involves the lungs • prevents blood from flowing backwards • this is a trapdoor at the bottom of the pharynx • Allows nutrients and gases to be delivered to cells

9 Clues: full form of Hb • name of food pipe • bones that cover lungs • smallest bone in human body • forms framework of the body • bones which protect our spinal cord • muscular organ that provides blood circulation • system brings in oxygen and removes carbon dioxide • veins set of veins that deliver oxygenated blood from the lungs to the heart

10 Clues: PROTECTS and SUPPORTS the body • Moves blood throughout the body • Commands and controls all systems • Breaks down and absorbs nutrients • Contains the Dermis and Epidermis • Three types, Skeletal, Smooth, and Cardiac • Regulates growth, development, and homeostasis • Brings in Oxygen and gets rid of Carbon Dioxide • This system filters water and waste from the blood • ...

19 Clues: the rate of your breaths • the lobe at the back of the brain • connects your brain and spinal cord • infectious agent that can cause diseases • this will be elevated if you have a fever • 60-100 is the normal range for this vital sign • the cortex responsible for voluntary movements • vital sign that measures systolic and diastolic • ...

9 Clues: -an individual living thing • - A group of parts that work together as a whole • system - Brings oxygen into the body. Gets rid of carbon dioxide. • - A collection of tissues that carry out a specialized function of the body • -A group of similar cells that perform the same function and make up a specific organ. • ...

10 Clues: Something in food that is our main source of energy • Essential for fighting disease and and staying healthy. Found in food. • The body system responsible for your stability, protection and movement • If you are very strong and can perform acts of strength you are considered • The body system that transports oxygen rich blood to the muscles and organs • ...

20 Clues: System responsible for movement. • Cell the basic unit of all plants. • is like a storage for cells and important cell parts. • System sends signals from your brain to the rest of your body. • are very small organelles in a cell where proteins are assembled. • is a jelly-like material that fills the outside of the cell Nucleus. • ...