respiratory system Crossword Puzzles

22 Clues: Breathing pattern • Treatment begins here • Sign of RDS (breathing) • Replacement therapy used • Chest sign (sign&symptom) • Patent valve; possible cause • Must be open for proper breathing • Coloring of RDS baby (sign&symptom) • Used to adminster surfactant therapy • These babies are at higher risk for RDS • Absence in breathing for more than 20 seconds • ...

20 Clues: CO2 retention • lack of oxygen in blood • ventilation without perfusion • perfusion without ventilation • combats neuromuscular effects • atelectasis, barotruma, volutrauma, VAP • exchange of air between lungs and atmosphere • a plastic device used for pulmonary toileting • how to evaluate delirium in ventilated patient • ...

14 Clues: breathlessness • heart rate that exceeds 100bpm • absence of breath for 15 seconds • Normal respiratory rate is 12-16bpm • The nerve that is involved in breathing • Normal respiratory rate between 25-30bpm • The muscles used to compensate for increased WOB • V/Q ____ is a common cause of acute increased WOB • monitor the chemical components of arterial blood • ...

7 Clues: literally breathing • What let’s you breath • what holds the vocal chords • end of the respiratory system • when air sacs fill with fluid • cage protecting the lungs and organs • a poisonous gas that only makes up 21% air

10 Clues: Unit of volume • Fragments of meteor • A unit of sound intensity level • A hygroscopic substance used as drying agent • an instrument used to measure electrical resistance • Part of the respiratory system and digestive system • Sealable glass container containing soil and plants • a long projecting hair or bristle growing from the face or snout of many mammals. • ...

8 Clues: Used for chewing food • Pumps blood around the body • Where is the smallest muscle • Bone that protects the brain • Part of the respiratory system • Heaviest organ in the human body • Name of the biggest part of the brain • Organ which is responsible for removing waste from the body

15 Clues: tiny air sacs • a dome-shaped muscle • surround the arteries • create blood pressure • a pair of elastic bands • abnormally high blod pressure • can mean the same a respiration • deliver oxygen to the cells of the body • when a blood vessel in the brain is blocked • oxygen used by cells releasing stored energy • the flow of blood from the heart to the lungs • ...

15 Clues: painful blisters • winter vomiting disease • illness caused by a virus • inflammation of the liver • infection that causes warts • chronic immune system disease • cough that sounds like a whoop • caused by the varicella-zoster virus • A common viral infection that can be deadly • runny nose, sore throat, cough, low grade fever • fever, cough, tiredness, chills, pink eye, rash • ...

15 Clues: complete absence of urine • Frequent urination at night. • functional unit of the kidney • formation of urinary/kidney stones • taking the patients medical history • Refers to conditions present at birth. • a gland in the male reproductive system • surgical procedure for delivering a baby • severe nausea and vomiting during pregnancy • ...

11 Clues: Clusters of cells in the PNS. • Clusters of cells in the CNS. • The plasma membrane that envelopes the axon. • Carry signals to and from the nervous system. • This part of the axon is where the axon arises from. • This sensory division consists of neurons that carry signals from skeletal muscles. • ...

58 Clues: Shape of the femur • Contains many nuclei • Basic unit of muscle • Basic unit of spongy bone • Monomer of a nucleic acid • Basic unit of compact bone • Scientific word for chewing • Maintenance of a steady state • The junction between two neurons • Basic unit of the nervous system • Another name for a red blood cell • Tissue that connects bone to bone • ...

10 Clues: baby frogs • helps you be fit • Discovered oxygen • Human respiratory organ • respiratory organ of the frog • respiratory organs of the fish • The process of breathing in air • The process of breathing out air • Helps in exchange of gases in plants • the process by which air goes in and out of body

16 Clues: gas exchange in the lungs occurs here - 7:48 • cells form tissues, tissues form organs, and organs form these - 0:43 • the adult human body is composed of 206 bones; primarily responsible for support and protection - 8:01 • the primary job of the large intestine in the digestive system is to absorb ____ back into the body - 3:03 • ...

11 Clues: Disease caused by SARS-CoV-2 virus • Special copies of DNA that are used to make proteins • The body system most affected by the SARS-CoV-2 virus • Disease-causing pathogen that needs a cell to make more/reproduce • large macromolecule that helps fight diseases, builds muscle, etc • Having the ability to destroy a pathogen before it makes you sick • ...

10 Clues: Small tubes that connects to the air sacs • Digestion first starts at this part of the body • Largest percentage of gas in the air composition • Oxygenated blood contains a high amount of this gas • System that gives the body a structure and its shape • Found on the underside of leaves for gaseous exchange • Water is removed from undigested food in which intestine • ...

10 Clues: This gas enters our blood in our lungs • This organ connects the nose to our lungs • In fishes, exchange of gases takes place here • This organ pumps blood to all parts of our body • This organ exchanges gases with the surroundings • Our bodies take in oxygen and release ________________ • _________ blood is transported from our heart to our legs • ...

10 Clues: Removes waste products from the body. • Fights infection; attacks invading bacteria and viruses. • Breaks down food; absorbs nutrients; removes food wastes. • Brings in oxygen needed by cells; removes carbon dioxide from body. • Guards against infection and injury; helps regulate body temperature. • ...

14 Clues: The organ that digests food (7) • The Substance the liver produces (4) • The organ system that always gas exchange (11) • The gland that creates the digestive juices (8) • Organisms that have more than one cell are-? (13) • The tissue that supports and protects the body (8) • The organ that digests and absorbs soluble food (4,9) • ...

14 Clues: Where oxygen rich blood enters the heart • Point of contact between cells and blood • Force of blood against the walls of arteries • Side of the heart that has oxygen rich blood • Carries food from the pharynx to the stomach • Reabsorbs water into the body and collects waste • System that keeps O2 rich and O2 poor blood seperate • ...

10 Clues: A common opioid sparing therapy • Moderate sedation may progress to • Moderate sedation produces altered • This anti-emetic produces sedation • Opioids affect which nervous system? • A common opioid used in the hospital • A respiratory rate less 8 is a sign of? • This medication can reverse the effects of morphine • Naloxone should be given slowly to prevent what symptoms • ...

10 Clues: This helps you breathe • This includes your lungs • this controls what you do • This includes your bladder • This is the frame of your body • Your food goes though this system • This includes your nails and hair • This includes your vines and arteries • This includes your brain and spinal cord • Helps with moving your body by helping your bones

37 Clues: a form of a gene. • cells make up body___ • tissues make up our ___ • physical traits of the organism. • change in a population's genetic make up • what organisms eat the primary consumers? • what's a cross with two pairs of alleles? • what organisms eat your producers(plants)? • kill off prokaryote cells in the human body • the system that is responsible for movement. • ...

18 Clues: / A bed covering. • / Moving quickly. • / A lightweight cord. • / The male of a Queen. • / The opposite of front. • / Used to help birds fly. • / A small dog like animal. • / A group of hunting animals. • / A short musical composition. • / A domesticated swimming bird. • / Mend something that is broken. • / A usually rectangular container. • / The act of choosing or selecting. • ...

18 Clues: Moving quickly. • A bed covering. • A lightweight cord. • The male of a Queen. • The opposite of front. • Used to help birds fly. • A small dog like animal. • A group of hunting animals. • A short musical composition. • A domesticated swimming bird. • Mend something that is broken. • A usually rectangular container. • The act of choosing or selecting. • ...

11 Clues: skin, hair, nails • bone marrow, thymus, spleen • disposes of the body's waste • provides support for the body • controls all movement of the body • organs that control producing offspring • uses electric signals to control the body • breaks down food and turns it into nutrients • regulates all biological processes in the body • ...

11 Clues: Facilitates gas exchange. • Organs relating to offspring. • Fluid control and immune defense. • The body's transportation system. • Includes the three layers of the skin. • Regulation of body functions through hormones. • Filters blood and excretes waste through urine. • Breaks down food into nutrients for absorption. • Includes bones, muscles, tendons and ligaments. • ...

22 Clues: A.k.a environmental smoke. • A substance that is known to cause cancer. • Smoke that is exhaled from the smokers lungs. • A combination of mainstream and sidestream smoke. • An extremely addictive chemical in tobacco products • A dark,sticky substance that forms when tobacco burns. • One of the less processed tobacco that you usually just puff. • ...

22 Clues: A.k.a environmental smoke. • A substance that is known to cause cancer. • Smoke that is exhaled from the smokers lungs. • A combination of mainstream and sidestream smoke. • An extremely addictive chemical in tobacco products • A dark,sticky substance that forms when tobacco burns. • One of the less processed tobacco that you usually just puff. • ...

35 Clues: Programmed cell death • Higher body temperature • Serious systemic immune response • Destroys pathogen-infected cells • Causes a specific immune response • Virus that infects helper T cells • Protective barrier covering the body • Lymphocytes that mature in the thymus • Immune response to a harmless substance • Induces heat, redness, swelling and pain • ...

19 Clues: Maintenance of a stable internal environment • Performs gas exchange; brings in O2 and releases CO2 • Regulates and controls the body by releasing hormones • Organ of the endocrine system that makes and releases hormones • Regulates and controls the body using special cells called neurons • A foreign cell that invades the body and causes an immune response • ...

10 Clues: Unit of volume • Fragments of meteor • A unit of sound intensity level • A hygroscopic substance used as drying agent • an instrument used to measure electrical resistance • Part of the respiratory system and digestive system • Sealable glass container containing soil and plants • a long projecting hair or bristle growing from the face or snout of many mammals. • ...

13 Clues: your lungs • when we breathe in air • when we breathe out air • how many lungs do you have • we use this to breathe in air • another name for the voice box • what is the color of the lungs • what is another name for Pharynx • What is another name for the trachea • Passage connecting your throat and lungs • what is the name of the gas that we breathe • ...

13 Clues: supplies blood • flows blood to the liver • it allows air to enter you body • passway for food, air and liquid • carrys blood alway from the heart • responsible for movement and blance • that controls the parts of the body • to carry air in and out you your lungs • involves breathing and voice production • takes oxgyen-poor blood back to the heart • ...

13 Clues: where respiration occurs • the largest organ of the human body • layer of the skin that contains fat cells • waste product that helps keep the body cool • this is where the alveoli are found in the body • this structure connects the trachea to the lungs • process that removes carbon dioxide from the body • humans primarily breathe in air through their ___. • ...

13 Clues: also known as the voice box • closes the larynx during swallowing • popular halloween movie "sisters!!" • also known as the airway or windpipe • line the nasal cavity to filter the air • groups of air sacs at end of bronchioles • head tilt chin _______ to open airway for CPR • a delicious morning beverage to start your day • ...

37 Clues: a form of a gene. • cells make up body___ • tissues make up our ___ • physical traits of the organism. • change in a population's genetic make up • what organisms eat the primary consumers? • what's a cross with two pairs of alleles? • what organisms eat your producers(plants)? • kill off prokaryote cells in the human body • the system that is responsible for movement. • ...

15 Clues: Cell structure motility • The M protein resists this • Characteristic tract association • Genus associated with Streptococcus • Structure of how it naturally occurs • Microscopic morphology of the streptococcus • The species classified on certain properties • S. pyogenes size would be measured in these units • Most Streptococci are facultative or obligate (___) • ...

15 Clues: painful blisters • winter vomiting disease • illness caused by a virus • inflammation of the liver • infection that causes warts • chronic immune system disease • cough that sounds like a whoop • caused by the varicella-zoster virus • A common viral infection that can be deadly • runny nose, sore throat, cough, low grade fever • fever, cough, tiredness, chills, pink eye, rash • ...

15 Clues: easily reactive • response to a harmful stimulus • an objective idication of a disease • primary organ of respiratory system • a functional abnormality or disturbance • process of physical phenomena and numbers • the path of the blood throughout the body • condition for persons to do any activities • the passage by which air reaches the lungs • ...

8 Clues: Nickname for the Larynx • Another name for Vocal Cords • Biggest Cartilage, Like a Shield • To produce sound through vibration • System that the Larynx is a part of • Nickname for the Laryngeal Prominence • Made of Cartilages and Holds the Vocal Folds • Bone that is not technically part of the Larynx

15 Clues: Tissue that keeps organs in place • The scientific term for goosebumps • Feedback that increases body levels • Regulation of internal body temperature • Acts to regulate body temperature changes • When you get too hot, blood vessels ______ • It's major organs are the nose, trachea and lungs • There are ____ major organ systems in the human body • ...

15 Clues: Organ that stores and concentrates bile. • The voice box, responsible for sound production. • Primary pumping organ of the circulatory system. • These are responsible for the body's movement and support. • This organ produces insulin to regulate blood sugar levels. • A double-membraned organelle responsible for cellular respiration. • ...

15 Clues: niacin can cause this adverse effect • this drug can reduce the risk of spina bifda • infections are common with this drug category • fluid retention is an adverse effect of this drug • this will happen to IV mannitol in low temperatures • sodium nitroprusside should infuse within ____ minutes • this anticholinergic can be used for an overactive bladder • ...

11 Clues: This filters the blood. • These produce proteins. • This pumps blood around the body. • This is where gas exchange occurs. • This is where photosynthesis occurs. • This is where water and sap is stored. • These carry the blood towards the heart. • These are blood vessels that are one cell thick. • This is an organ system that involves the lungs. • ...

7 Clues: muscle They are muscles that you can control their movement • system it is system which consists of lungs and other airways • muscles They are muscles which allow the movement of the bones of skeletal system • muscle They are muscles that move automatically and you cannot control their movement • ...

18 Clues: Infected sputum • Clear/grey sputum • Red cell proliferation • Bulbous ends to the fingers • Breathlessness on lying down • Usually indicative of infection • Percussion note over normal lung tissue • Increased vocal resonance on auscultation • Raw central chest pain, worse on coughing • The cause of a polyphonic expiratory wheeze • Percussion note over consolidated lung tissue • ...

18 Clues: The organ that stores bile. • Substances that speed up chemical reactions • Filter urea and other wastes from the blood. • A cluster of tiny blood vessels in the nephron • The process by which the body collects and removes waste. • Tiny filtering units that remove wastes and produce urine. • The spread of microorganisms from one food to another food. • ...

22 Clues: A.k.a environmental smoke. • A substance that is known to cause cancer. • Smoke that is exhaled from the smokers lungs. • A combination of mainstream and sidestream smoke. • An extremely addictive chemical in tobacco products • A dark,sticky substance that forms when tobacco burns. • One of the less processed tobacco that you usually just puff. • ...

47 Clues: largest cranial nerve • taking food into body • middle part of muscle • where is humerus located • where are phalanges found • above ribcage "collarbone" • organ that discharges bile • most fragile bones in face • what are neurons made up of • basic cell of nervous system • glands that regulate calcium • type of tissue that stores energy • part of muscle that does not move • ...

41 Clues: Form and organization • System that reproduces • System that includes skin • System that includes lungs • System that includes brain • System that includes bones • System that fights infection • Groups of cells; form organs • System that includes muscles • System that includes hormones • Structures organized into a unit • System that gets energy from food • ...

25 Clues: Musical, abnormal breath sound. • The exchange of gasses in the lung. • Medical term for abnormal breath sounds. • Occurs due to poor ventilation and perfusion. • Primary gene responsible for cystic fibrosis. • This test is used to diagnose cystic fibrosis • A lipoprotein that prevents collapse of alveoli. • RSV is transmitted through this type of contact. • ...

25 Clues: Musical, abnormal breath sound. • The exchange of gasses in the lung. • Medical term for abnormal breath sounds. • Occurs due to poor ventilation and perfusion. • Primary gene responsible for cystic fibrosis. • This test is used to diagnose cystic fibrosis • A lipoprotein that prevents collapse of alveoli. • RSV is transmitted through this type of contact. • ...

19 Clues: How do muscles reproduce? • What connects arteries and veins? • Which body system makes blood cells? • Which type of human body tissue can contract or shorten? • Grape-like clusters of air sacs within the lungs are called • A group of cells that perform a similar function is called… • What substance coats and protects the inside of the stomach? • ...

10 Clues: Phosphate >4.5 mg/dL • Phosphate <2.5 mg/dL • Muscle symptom of severe hypophosphatemia • Calcium-phosphate levels are ________ related • Organ that regulates phosphate and excretes excess • Low phosphate levels impair function of this organ system • Phosphate is needed to make this cellular energy molecule • A phosphate-binding drug given to treat hyperphosphatemia • ...

8 Clues: Contains the brain. • They compose the skeleton. • Part of the digestive system. • The largest organ inside your body. • A pair of organs that creates urine. • Respiratory organs that enable you to breathe. • An organ in the head that controls all functions. • A membranous sac for temporary retention of urine.

8 Clues: Collects saliva • Produces saliva • Protects outer layer of teeth • Thrives on soft and hard tissue • helps get rid of bacteria on the tongue • A condition in which you produce less saliva • Organ in the respiratory system affecting breath • What is the stage in which bacteria want to reproduce quickly

8 Clues: Shape of the Particles • Commonly known as the Flu • A way of spreading the infection • Type of Strand of the RNA Genome • The body system that is infected • A living organism that Swine Flu comes from • The short name for World Health Organisation • Symptoms include Coughs, Sore Throat and ___?

9 Clues: Nervous • Muscular • Skeletal • Digestive • Endocrine • Respiratory • Circulatory • Reproduction • Integumentary

30 Clues: Stimulant-ADHD • SSRI-Depression • NSAID-Analgesic • ARB-Hypertension • ARB-Hypertension • Anxiolytic-Anxiety • Benzodiazepine-Anxiety • H1 Antagonist-Allergies • Antihistamine-Allergies • Corticosteroid-Rhinitis • Corticosteroid-Dermatosis • Beta Blocker-Hypertension • Vitamin-Calcium Deficiency • Alpha Agonist-Hypertension • Anticholinergic-Respiratory • NSAID-Arthritis/Inflammation • ...

15 Clues: A disease of the respiratory system • Any environment factor that causes cancer • Hollow tube which connects throat to bronchi • A tumor that doesn't effect surrounding cells • Specialized cell that has a doughnut like shape • This tissue type lines the stomach small intestine • Blood vessel that carries blood toward to the heart • ...

15 Clues: protects against diseases • largest solid in the body • breaks down and absorbs nutrients • filters out blood and waste product • produces and transports reproductive cells • organ that pumps blood throughout/for the body • supports and protects vital organs; allows movement • filters out blood from waste and passes it out as urine • ...

15 Clues: consumes plants ONLY • consumes meat/other consumers • receives energy directly from the sun • the organ that pumps blood to the body • receives energy by eating other things • specific characteristics determined by genes • type of reproduction that involves one parent • type of reproduction that involves two parents • ...

15 Clues: painful blisters • winter vomiting disease • illness caused by a virus • inflammation of the liver • infection that causes warts • chronic immune system disease • cough that sounds like a whoop • caused by the varicella-zoster virus • A common viral infection that can be deadly • runny nose, sore throat, cough, low grade fever • fever, cough, tiredness, chills, pink eye, rash • ...

15 Clues: Diameter of the mirror • Non-metal which is a liquid • 1.44 is the refractive index of • Balloon-like structure in lungs • Bases which are soluble in water • Aqueous solution of sodium chloride • Respiratory pigment in human beings • The gap between two neurons is called • Three carbon molecule formed in cytoplasm • Metal which is the best reflector of light • ...

8 Clues: digestion is completed here • organ that pumps blood to all over the body • organ that removes excess water from undigested food • organs that work with the bones to allow body movement • part of the skeleton that protects the heart and lungs • body system that allows movement and gives the body shape • body system that includes the nose, windpipe and the lungs • ...

33 Clues: The body system that exchanges gasses • The type of muscle only found in the heart • The body system that turns on during puberty • The type of immunity that comes from exposure • The organ that is 22 feet in length on average • There are 206 of these in an adult human’s body • The place in the bone where blood cells are produced • ...

20 Clues: The addictive drug found in tobacco products • The colorless, odorless and poisonous gas found in cigarette smoke • The administering of a drug by swallowing a pill, tablet or capsule. • Ecstasy, PCP and Ketamine are all examples of this type of drug classification • A potentially severe or fatal physical reaction to an alcohol overdose. (2 Words) • ...

30 Clues: increases urinary output • increases the flow of breast milk. • Relieves or reduces the urge to cough • Affects diseases of the respiratory tract. • increases the flow of bile into the duodenum. • stimulates the production of bile in the liver • An herb used to support the health of the kidneys • widens the blood vessels, lowering blood pressure • ...

17 Clues: where does calcium-calmodulin complex bind? • what is the myogenic response to stretching? • short branching muscle fibers with 1-2 nuclei • disc that joins the ends of neighboring fibers • smooth muscle cells have a lack of ____________ • where does calcium bind in smooth muscle cells? • what hormone plays a huge role in uterine contractions? • ...

17 Clues: white of the eye • 120/80 is the normal (blank) • another name for a nerve cell • number of chambers in the heart • there are 206 of these in the body • part of the eye responsible for color • vessels that carry blood back to the heart • this is also known as a myocardial infarction • this is also known as a cerebrovascular accident • ...

8 Clues: This part of the body that beaks down the food we eat. • This system has to do with getting rid of waste from the body • This system is how our blood flows though out our entire body. • This is how we bring fresh oxygen into our body when we breathe. • This system sends signals to connect your brain to the rest of your body • ...

5 Clues: system delivers nutrients • carry blood away from the heart • clots flow blood after an injury • system protects the body from disease and infection • system removes waste like carbon dioxide from the body

10 Clues: How to prevent pneumonia • Air sacs found in the lungs • The action taken in severe cases • The most common cause of pneumonia • Pneumonia being a danger to others • The gas that is diffused into alveolis • The system of the body that is affected • The gas that is diffused into the blood • Causes alveolis to fill with pus and fluid • ...

10 Clues: – Connects muscle to bone. • – Pumps blood around the body. • – A bending movement at a joint. • – Carries blood away from the heart. • – Main organs of the respiratory system. • – Air sacs in the lungs for gas exchange. • – Group of muscles at the back of the thigh • – The muscle that contracts to cause movement. • – Smallest blood vessel where gas exchange occurs. • ...

15 Clues: the virus that causes AIDS • a virus that infects bacteria • the virus that causes the common cold • trigger antibodies that fight infection • the insect that carried the yellow fever virus • a condition that destroys the body's immune system • a virus that causes blistery sores all over the body • a virus that carries its genetic materials in the form of RNA • ...

15 Clues: Responsible for movement • Your body's support structure • Another word for Urinary system • Made up of glands that make hormones • Helps the body fight infections and other diseases • Delivers nutrients and oxygen to all cells in the body • Consists of the kidneys, ureters, bladder, and the urethra • Sends messages back and forth between the brain and the body • ...

15 Clues: irregular heartbeat • the brain and spinal • disease of the nerves • Vapor-emitting substance • composed of the heart and blood vessels • These help filter the blood and remove waste • system of organs involved in sexual reproduction • General term to describe inflammation of the liver • sudden, uncontrolled burst of electrical activity in the brain • ...

13 Clues: pain relief • learning and memory • reduces anxiety and produces sleep • how signals travel within the neuron • alertness and arousal, fight or flight • wellbeing and pleasure, hunger and sleep • enables muscle action, learning, and memory • regulates alertness, sleep, and wakefulness • influences movement, learning, emotion, arousal, and pleasure • ...

15 Clues: painful blisters • winter vomiting disease • inflammation of the liver • illness caused by a virus • infection that causes warts • chronic immune system disease • cough that sounds like a whoop • caused by the varicella-zoster virus • A common viral infection that can be deadly • runny nose, sore throat, cough, low grade fever • fever, cough, tiredness, chills, pink eye, rash • ...

11 Clues: Prefix meaning slow • Suffix meaning inflammation • largest organ in the human body • The medical name of the voice box • the study of drugs and their effects • name of the bone protecting the brain • the main organ in the respiratory system • the medical name of the muscle of the heart • The medical term meaning high blood pressure • ...

22 Clues: A.k.a environmental smoke. • A substance that is known to cause cancer. • Smoke that is exhaled from the smokers lungs. • A combination of mainstream and sidestream smoke. • An extremely addictive chemical in tobacco products • A dark,sticky substance that forms when tobacco burns. • One of the less processed tobacco that you usually just puff. • ...

22 Clues: A.k.a environmental smoke. • A substance that is known to cause cancer. • Smoke that is exhaled from the smokers lungs. • A combination of mainstream and sidestream smoke. • An extremely addictive chemical in tobacco products • A dark,sticky substance that forms when tobacco burns. • One of the less processed tobacco that you usually just puff. • ...

24 Clues: How to find Max HR (Equation) • Activity occurring in the absence of oxygen • The quality of bending easily without breaking • The body's ability to meet daily physical demands • A health problem characterized by three conditions • Type of fitness used to easily perform daily activities • Different types of fitness, such as strength and flexibility • ...

11 Clues: Contracted provider for waste removal • Communication Plan: Contact Immediately • A log that tracks visitors that enter and exit. • An acute viral illness caused by the Variola virus. • DOT Classification for category B infectious substances • Middle East respiratory syndrome, a viral respiratory illness. • ...

15 Clues: microscopic parasite • standing 6ft apart from others • covid-19 primarily effects the _____ • cororna first broke out in ____ china • covid is a positive rna strand with ___ • the first ________ of covid was in china • the lungs are a part of the ______ system • countries infected with the corona had to ___ • facial covering that helps slow the spread of Covid • ...

15 Clues: Transports blood • Helps blood clot • Protect the body from infection • This is the third place blood goes • Work with lungs to exchange O2 and CO2 • The second place blood goes in the heart • Blood first enters the heart through this vein • Blood leaves the heart throught this artery to get to the body • This is where blood passes through to get to its third location • ...

12 Clues: normal respiration. • the act of drawing in air. • the act of pushing out air. • Controlling your breathing. • the pair of openings of the nose or nasal cavity. • a deficiency of oxygen reaching the tissues of the body. • the main trunk of the system of tubes by which air passes to and from the lungs in vertebrates. • ...

17 Clues: Produces ADH and OXT • Produce calcitriol and EPO • Carry blood away from your heart • filtering unit located in your kidneys • B and T cells used in the immune system • The smallest and most abundant blood vessel • Insulin and Glucagon play a major roll in this organ. • Part of your respiratory system that plays a major roll in breathing • ...

17 Clues: The largest artery in the body. (5 letters) • The tissue that connects muscle to bone. (6 letters) • The primary organ of the respiratory system. (4 letters) • A molecule broken down to release energy in cells. (7 letters) • the protein in red blood cells that carries oxygen. (8 letters) • The smallest blood vessels where gas exchange occurs. (9 letters) • ...

14 Clues: the chemicals are called ________. • cells group together to form _______. • the hypothalamus is located in the _______. • consists of a _________, effector and integrator • the 3 types of muscle tissue are skeletal, smooth and _______. • the ________ system controls mechanisms involved in homeostasis. • ...

10 Clues: Cells Produce mucus • Single layer of cells • Voluntary muscle tissue • Tissue found in the bladder • Transports waste and nutrients • Tissue that lines the respiratory tract • Dark areas that can be seen in skeletal muscle • Type of connective tissue that forms the lymph system • Type of cartilage found in the larynx, ribs, and end of bones • ...

10 Clues: The liquid part of blood • Inflammation of the lungs • Upper chamber of the heart • Lower chambers of the heart • The main organs of the respiratory system • An iron containing protein found in blood • Pressure exerted by blood on blood vessel walls • Blood vessels that carry blood back to the heart • Blood vessels that carry blood away from the heart • ...

10 Clues: it is the control center • take the oxygen in to the lungs • elastic bag that holds the food • pumps the blood through the body • take air into these to release CO2. • filter the blood and waste of the body • System in charge of processing the food • It gives support and structure to the body • makes connection and communicate all the parts • ...

5 Clues: system for respiration or gas exchange • system for body movement and body shape • system For transport of oxygen, nutrients, and waste products • system for digestion and absorption of nutrients in the body • system for support, body movement and protection of the organs

15 Clues: Windpipe • Basket like • Dead blood cells • Liquid in the blood • Upper part of the heart • Lower part of the heart • passage for air to the lungs • Blood that protects the body from viruses • A blood vessel that brings blood to the heart • A blood vessel that brings blood away the heart • muscle that is below the lungs makes you breath • ...

15 Clues: part of blood that clots • also known as the windpipe • tiny air sacs in the lungs • also known as the voice box • connects arteries and veins • carries blood back to the heart • carries blood away from the heart • part of blood that carries oxygen • beginning of the respiratory system • part of blood that fights infections • carries air until it reaches the alveoli • ...

15 Clues: oxygenation of blood • reduces surface tension • pressure exerted by fluids • air entery into the alveoli • measure of lung expand-ability • combination vital capacity and ERV • pressure within the pleural membranes • areas where gaseous exchange can not occur • pressure difference between airway and pleural • total distance oxygen has to cover to reach RBC • ...

11 Clues: a parasite • tissue fluid • bio-catalysts • smallest vessels • filtration units • respiratory organs • respiratory pigment • finger like projections • protein digesting enzyme • tiny pores on the leaf surfaces • hair like structure in paramoecium

9 Clues: asthma • allergy • chronic • stamina • inflamed • eldercraft • anti-aging • sclerotium • respiratory

13 Clues: negative stress • positive stress • the cause of stress • tends to be rushed and competitive • tends to be calmer and less competitive • an open sore in the lining of the stomach • a person who accepts nothing less than excellence of themselves • a disorder of the respiratory system that makes breathing difficult • ...