respiratory system Crossword Puzzles
respiratory system 2024-01-18
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- the passage for air to go in and out of your mouth and nose
- The thing that helps food reach the stomach
- the large tube that connects the windpipe to the left and right lung
- The thing that produces your voice and helps you swallow
- expands while inhaling and shrinks while exhaling
- One of the two ways you breath in and out
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- The thing that carries oxygen rich blood to the heart
- brings air to small sacs in the lungs called alveoli
- The organ that makes white blood cells
- blood vessels that go all over the body
- the organ that helps you inhale and exhale
- The thing that holds oxygen and releases carbon dioxide
- The air filled holes in your head
- the thing that distributes air to the respiratory bronchioles
- one of the ways you can breath in and out
15 Clues: The air filled holes in your head • The organ that makes white blood cells • blood vessels that go all over the body • one of the ways you can breath in and out • One of the two ways you breath in and out • the organ that helps you inhale and exhale • The thing that helps food reach the stomach • expands while inhaling and shrinks while exhaling • ...
Respiratory System 2024-03-12
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- delicate blood vessels that exist throughout your body (2 words)
- It plays a major role in breathing, as its contraction increases the volume of the thorax and so inflates the lungs.
- a protein in red blood cells that carries oxygen
- The transfer of gases between an organism and the external environment in either direction(2 words)
- The extra volume of air that can be expired with maximum effort beyond the level reached at the end of a normal, quiet expiration (3 words)
- the volume of air in the lungs upon the maximum effort of inspiration(3 words)
- a protein located primarily in the striated muscles of vertebrates.
- minor a small, flat, triangular-shaped muscle located in your chest
- the number of breaths a person takes per minute(Acronym)
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- the rates of diffusion of multiple groups of molecules through a medium or substrate (2 words)
- the volume of air remaining in the lungs after maximum forceful expiration(2 words)
- the additional volume of air that can be inspired at the end of a normal or tidal inspiration (3 words)
- any of the many tiny air sacs of the lungs which allow for rapid gaseous exchange
- the maximum amount of air you can forcibly exhale from your lungs after fully inhaling(2 words)
- the amount of air that moves in or out of the lungs with each respiratory cycle(2 words)
15 Clues: a protein in red blood cells that carries oxygen • the number of breaths a person takes per minute(Acronym) • delicate blood vessels that exist throughout your body (2 words) • a protein located primarily in the striated muscles of vertebrates. • minor a small, flat, triangular-shaped muscle located in your chest • ...
Respiratory System 2024-03-01
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- Passageway leading from pharynx to lungs. Conducts air from pharynx to lungs.
- Found in the form of rings, they support the trachea, preventing it from collapsing.
- Connects mouth and nasal cavity to the larynx and esophagus. Collects incoming air from nose and mouth, passing it to the trachea.
- A flap-like structure that prevents food from entering the trachea
- Conducts air into the nasal cavity
- Warms incoming air to prevent damage to lung tissue. Hairs lining the cavity filter the air of unwanted debris.
- Tiny air pockets that are the site of gas exchange.
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- Small blood vessels that surround the alveoli, carrying away oxygen and “dropping off” carbon dioxide
- Passageways that branch from the bronchi into the lobes of the lung. They subdivide into smaller and smaller tubes.
- A muscle layer at the bottom of the thoracic cavity that contributes to inspiration and expiration (breathing).
- Catches and holds onto dust, germs and other unwanted material.
- Tiny hairs that line the respiratory tract. They have wave-like motion, moving mucus upward and out to the throat where it is swallowed or coughed up.
- Contains the vocal cords.
- Passageway that branches from the trachea into the lungs. There is one bronchus per lung.
- A respiratory surface contained within the body of an animal, but connected to the outside air by passageways.
15 Clues: Contains the vocal cords. • Conducts air into the nasal cavity • Tiny air pockets that are the site of gas exchange. • Catches and holds onto dust, germs and other unwanted material. • A flap-like structure that prevents food from entering the trachea • Passageway leading from pharynx to lungs. Conducts air from pharynx to lungs. • ...
Respiratory System 2024-04-19
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- - is the throat
- - an inflammatory condition in which areas of the throat become narrowed.
- are thin walled air sacs covered with capillaries. Gas exchange between oxygen and carbon dioxide takes place here.
- or the windpipe.
- - inflammation of the bronchi caused by infection or exposure to smoke.
- - inflammation of the tissues that line sinuses.
- - hairlike structures found in the membranes of the nose that prevent bacteria and other particles from moving deeper in the respiratory system.
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- - inflammation of the lungs, caused by infection.
- the main airways that reach into each lung.
- - is in the base of the chest cavity and is a muscle that separates the chest muscle from the abdominal cavity.
- - is a flap of tissue that located above the larynx. Folds and closes off the entrance when you swallow.
- - Contagious bacterial infection that affects the lungs.
- -bring air closer to the site of external respiration.
- - is the voice box that connects to the pharynx and trachea.
- - progressively destroys the walls of the alveoli.
15 Clues: - is the throat • or the windpipe. • the main airways that reach into each lung. • - inflammation of the tissues that line sinuses. • - inflammation of the lungs, caused by infection. • - progressively destroys the walls of the alveoli. • -bring air closer to the site of external respiration. • - Contagious bacterial infection that affects the lungs. • ...
Respiratory System 2024-10-14
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- To take, suck or inhale blood, vomit, saliva or other foreign material in the lungs.
- The addition of oxygen to the body.
- Condition in which the respiratory system fails in oxygenation and/or carbon dioxide elimination.
- The exchange of air between the lungs and the atmosphere.
- A lung infection caused by a virus or bacterium that results in a cough, fever, and difficulty breathing.
- A high pitched whistling sound heard during inhalation.
- A chronic, degenerative lung disease.
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- A sign of fluid on the lungs; an abnormal breath sound.
- A maneuver for opening the airway in a patient suspected of having a head/neck injury
- Sudden blockage of an artery in the lung.
- A condition in which insufficient oxygen is delivered into the body's cell.
- A condition that causes breathing to stop periodically or be significantly reduced.
- A progressive lung disease in which the patient has difficulty breathing because of damage to the lungs.
- The process of removing foreign matter, such as blood, other liquids, or food.
- An ongoing condition in which the airways swell; air passages become constricted or blocked.
15 Clues: The addition of oxygen to the body. • A chronic, degenerative lung disease. • Sudden blockage of an artery in the lung. • A sign of fluid on the lungs; an abnormal breath sound. • A high pitched whistling sound heard during inhalation. • The exchange of air between the lungs and the atmosphere. • ...
Respiratory System me 2022-05-10
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- division between upper an lower respiratory system
- located below the lungs, is the major muscle of respiration
- two large tubes that carry air from your windpipe to your lungs
- main organ in the respiratory system
- Also known as the windpipe, air travels down the nose, through your larynx, and down your windpipe
- pair of soft tissue masses located at the rear of the throat (pharynx)
- Pleural layer covering the lungs
- Separates oral and nasal cavities
- the membrane-lined cavity behind the nose and mouth, connecting them to the esophagus
- Conductors to the nasal cavity
- The ducts that lead to the alveoli
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- system in charge of gas exchange between pulmonary blood and external environment
- smallest conducting respiratory passageways
- Pleural layer covering the thorax walls
- the hollow muscular organ forming an air passage to the lungs and holding the vocal cords
- Actual site of gas exchange
- Infection that inflames air sacs in one or both lungs, which may fill with fluid
- Purpose of mucose
- butterfly-shaped gland in your neck, just above your collarbone
- condition in which the air sacs of the lungs are damaged and enlarged, causing breathlessness
20 Clues: Purpose of mucose • Actual site of gas exchange • Conductors to the nasal cavity • Pleural layer covering the lungs • Separates oral and nasal cavities • The ducts that lead to the alveoli • main organ in the respiratory system • Pleural layer covering the thorax walls • smallest conducting respiratory passageways • division between upper an lower respiratory system • ...
Body systems 2020-10-27
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- Transmits signals towards different parts of the body
- allows you to have good posture and move around
- type of infection in the respiratory system
- Made of bones and protects organs
- includes nerves and clusters of nerves that connect the centeral nervous system
- what makes up the muscular system
- carries blood to the heart
- Carries blood away and towards the heart
- Something the human body needs to sustain itself
- carries blood away from the heart
- system that allows you to move
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- lets you have subtle movements like facial expressions
- regulates natural body processes like your heart beating
- apart of the central nervous system
- Protects the heart and the lungs
- sends blood throughout our bodies
- protects the brain
- main organ in the respiratory system
- place where oxygen enters your body
- the skeletal system contains a lot of this
20 Clues: protects the brain • carries blood to the heart • system that allows you to move • Protects the heart and the lungs • sends blood throughout our bodies • Made of bones and protects organs • what makes up the muscular system • carries blood away from the heart • apart of the central nervous system • place where oxygen enters your body • main organ in the respiratory system • ...
Human Body Systems Review 2021-04-22
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- main organs of the urinary system
- muscles that you CANNOT control
- system that controls the body and maintains homeostasis
- strong muscle that pulls/pushes air in/out of the lungs
- using oxygen to release the energy in food (happens in our cells)
- gas that is needed for cellular respiration
- type of digestion done by enzymes
- system that fights germs and disease
- system that takes in oxygen & removes CO2
- digestion begins here
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- type of digestion done by physically changing the food into small pieces
- balanced conditions inside the body
- system that filters blood & removes excess water
- system that transports materials around the body
- muscles that you CAN control
- tiny blood vessels that deliver to every cell
- largest part of the brain
- part of the brain that controls heart beat & breathing
- system that removes wastes
- main organs of the respiratory system
- main organ of the circulatory system
- system that breaks down food & absorbs the nutrients
22 Clues: digestion begins here • largest part of the brain • system that removes wastes • muscles that you CAN control • muscles that you CANNOT control • main organs of the urinary system • type of digestion done by enzymes • balanced conditions inside the body • main organ of the circulatory system • system that fights germs and disease • main organs of the respiratory system • ...
Human Body Systems 2024-11-13
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- System that digest, absorb and eliminate waste
- Cells that carry oxygen and nutrients
- System that removes waste from the body
- Organ that pumps blood throughout the body
- Connects bone to bone
- System that fights pathogens
- Exhaled by the respiratory system
- Muscle responsible for the lungs being able to inhale and exhale
- Cells that help fight pathogens
- System that controls responses to stimuli
- System that is responsible for taking in oxygen
- Inhaled by the respiratory system
- System that moves the body
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- System that supports and protects
- Connects muscle to bone
- Brain and spinal cord make up the...
- Chewing food
- Muscle used to move the body
- Muscle that lines blood vessels and digestive organs
- Muscle that makes up the heart
- The organ that absorbs nutrients
- System responsible for transporting nutrients around the body
- Organ responsible for taking in air
- Breakdown of food when it mixes with enzymes and acids
24 Clues: Chewing food • Connects bone to bone • Connects muscle to bone • System that moves the body • Muscle used to move the body • System that fights pathogens • Muscle that makes up the heart • Cells that help fight pathogens • The organ that absorbs nutrients • System that supports and protects • Exhaled by the respiratory system • Inhaled by the respiratory system • ...
Human Respiration and Circulation (Chapter 1, 2) 2023-08-19
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- When someone is very active, their breathing and pulse becomes ____________
- When entering the lower respiratory system, flows down the ________________, also called the windpipe the air
- After the air flows past the voice box, it enters into the ______________ respiratory system
- The process of transferring gasses back and forth between your body and the air in your lungs
- The sinus produces _______________, which traps dust and dirt
- respiration brings ______________ into the body
- After the air travels down the throat, it continues through the voice box (____________)
- Breathing, occurs in two phases—inhaling and __________
- Is a muscle below the lungs that pulls air into the lungs when it contracts
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- The muscle that contracts and relaxes to push blood throughout the body
- beat caused by the heart contracting, or squeezing, to push blood throughout the body
- respiration releases ___________________ from the body
- Keep your respiratory system healthy by not inhaling anything but _____________ air
- When the diaphragm ________________, air is pressed out of the lungs
- Causes respiration and the heart rate to increase
- In the ___________ respiratory system, air enters the body through the nose
- protect the lungs from injury and provide structure to which the diaphragm attaches
- The more _________ someone is, the more oxygen the body needs
- Air travels through the mouth and throat (_____________)
19 Clues: respiration brings ______________ into the body • Causes respiration and the heart rate to increase • respiration releases ___________________ from the body • Breathing, occurs in two phases—inhaling and __________ • Air travels through the mouth and throat (_____________) • The more _________ someone is, the more oxygen the body needs • ...
Respiration System Crossword 2022-12-18
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- chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
- Warms air to match your body temperature and ___________________ it to the humidity level your body needs.
- Windpipe
- The respiratory system helps you _________________.
- Airways
- Another word for throat.
- The respiratory system gives you a sense of _________________.
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- Supports the respiratory system
- The circulatory system helps deliver nutrients and ____________ into the body.
- Waste gas.
- Voice box
11 Clues: Airways • Windpipe • Voice box • Waste gas. • Another word for throat. • Supports the respiratory system • chronic obstructive pulmonary disease • The respiratory system helps you _________________. • The respiratory system gives you a sense of _________________. • The circulatory system helps deliver nutrients and ____________ into the body. • ...
Respiration System Crossword 2022-12-18
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- chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
- Warms air to match your body temperature and ___________________ it to the humidity level your body needs.
- Windpipe
- The respiratory system helps you _________________.
- Airways
- Another word for throat.
- The respiratory system gives you a sense of _________________.
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- Supports the respiratory system
- The circulatory system helps deliver nutrients and ____________ into the body.
- Waste gas.
- Voice box
11 Clues: Airways • Windpipe • Voice box • Waste gas. • Another word for throat. • Supports the respiratory system • chronic obstructive pulmonary disease • The respiratory system helps you _________________. • The respiratory system gives you a sense of _________________. • The circulatory system helps deliver nutrients and ____________ into the body. • ...
Ella Y. - A&P Crossword 2022-09-15
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- A body system that metabolises
- The digestive system is mostly in this cavity
- A body system that uses white blood cells
- This system brings O2 into the body
- The integumentary system protects our:
- This liquid is a product of metabolism (hint: waste)
- This organ contains creatine (an amino acid)
- The circulatory system transports ____ throughout the body
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- This system contains ligaments
- A body system that's organs are mostly in the pelvic cavity
- This system functions in maintains posture
- The skeletal system is dominantly made up:
- The respiratory system is mostly in this cavity
- The male reproductive system uses this to enable conception
- This system excrets waste
15 Clues: This system excrets waste • This system contains ligaments • A body system that metabolises • This system brings O2 into the body • The integumentary system protects our: • A body system that uses white blood cells • This system functions in maintains posture • The skeletal system is dominantly made up: • This organ contains creatine (an amino acid) • ...
Functions and Anatomy of the Respiratory System 2023-05-20
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- Collective name of cardiovascular and respiratory system
- Air filled cavities
- The voicebox
- bones extending down through the nasal cavity that increase surface area for filtering air
- The primary site for gas exchange
- The gatekeeper, stops food from entering the larynx
- External part of the respiratory system
- Alternative name for the respiratory system
- Clusters of lymphatic tissue that catch bacteria
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- Lead to the left and right lungs
- Another name for nares
- the central area of the thoracic cavity
- The windpipe
- Separates the mouth from the nasal cavity
- Muscular passage for food and air into the trachea and esophagus
15 Clues: The windpipe • The voicebox • Air filled cavities • Another name for nares • Lead to the left and right lungs • The primary site for gas exchange • the central area of the thoracic cavity • External part of the respiratory system • Separates the mouth from the nasal cavity • Alternative name for the respiratory system • Clusters of lymphatic tissue that catch bacteria • ...
Organ Systems Emma Strong 2017-08-31
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- ____ is removed by the respiratory system
- skeletal system is the site of ____ formation
- minerals are stored in the
- cardiovascular transports minerals through
- the reproductive system gives the production of ____
- synthesized by integumentary
- maintains acid-base balance
- breaks down food
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- produces heat and maintains posture
- urinary track gets rid of ____
- muscular system allows ____
- Integumentary protects ____
- gets rid of debris in blood
- respiratory supplies blood with
14 Clues: breaks down food • minerals are stored in the • muscular system allows ____ • Integumentary protects ____ • gets rid of debris in blood • maintains acid-base balance • synthesized by integumentary • urinary track gets rid of ____ • respiratory supplies blood with • produces heat and maintains posture • ____ is removed by the respiratory system • ...
Makenna English/Mrs.Key 2015-03-30
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- The fluid that circulates in the principal vascular.
- One of two main branches.
- A blood vessal.
- Node any glandlike masses of tissue in the lymphatic.
- The system by which lymph is returned from.
- Of relating to,or affecting the heart.
- In biology,a vessel that carries blood to the heart.
- Tiney.
- A part of respiratory system that extends.
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- The part of respiratory system between pharynx.
- A collection of organs.
- Thin/walled.
- A tiny blood vessel.
13 Clues: Tiney. • Thin/walled. • A blood vessal. • A tiny blood vessel. • A collection of organs. • One of two main branches. • Of relating to,or affecting the heart. • A part of respiratory system that extends. • The system by which lymph is returned from. • The part of respiratory system between pharynx. • The fluid that circulates in the principal vascular. • ...
Parts of the Body 2018-09-16
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- main organ in the circulatory system
- carry blood back to the heart
- system responsible for breathing
- system responsible for movement
- most important organ of the body
- carry blood away from the heart
- main organ of respiratory system
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- system comprised of bones
- lower arm bone
- upper arm bone
- smallest type of vessel
- bones surrounding the lungs
- longest bone in the body
13 Clues: lower arm bone • upper arm bone • smallest type of vessel • longest bone in the body • system comprised of bones • bones surrounding the lungs • carry blood back to the heart • system responsible for movement • carry blood away from the heart • system responsible for breathing • most important organ of the body • main organ of respiratory system • main organ in the circulatory system
THE HUMAN BODY 2016-11-13
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- ORGAN WE USE TO TOUCH
- DIGESTIVE SYSTEM: ___________, STOMACH AND INTESTINE
- FOOD IS TAKEN THROUGH OUR MOUTH, IT PASSES DOWN INTO OUR STOMACH AND ______________
- THE _____________ SYSTEM MOVES BLOOD
- ORGAN WE USE TO TASTE
- THE RESPIRATORY SYSTEM HELP US _____________
- THE INTESTINE TAKES THE ___________ AND ARE PASSED TO THE CIRCULATORY SYSTEM
- WE BREATHE IN OXYGEN AND BREATHE OUT CARBON ________
- SIGHT, HEARING, TASTE, TOUCH AND ___________ ARE THE 5 SENSES
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- EYES ARE THE ORGANS OF __________
- BLOOD GIVES OUR BODY NUTRIENTS AND ___________
- ORGAN OF SMELL
- THE HEART HAS 2 ATRIUMS AND 2 ____________
- RESPIRATORY SYSTEM: NOSE, MOUTH AND ________
- EARS ARE THE ORGAN OF __________
- CIRCULATORY SYSTEM: HEART, VEINS AND ___________
16 Clues: ORGAN OF SMELL • ORGAN WE USE TO TOUCH • ORGAN WE USE TO TASTE • EARS ARE THE ORGAN OF __________ • EYES ARE THE ORGANS OF __________ • THE _____________ SYSTEM MOVES BLOOD • THE HEART HAS 2 ATRIUMS AND 2 ____________ • RESPIRATORY SYSTEM: NOSE, MOUTH AND ________ • THE RESPIRATORY SYSTEM HELP US _____________ • BLOOD GIVES OUR BODY NUTRIENTS AND ___________ • ...
Anatomy 101 2022-02-11
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- the upper lobes of the lungs
- membrane lined cavity in the respiratory system
- where cellular respiration takes place
- pump blood to body
- another word for mouth (includes lips and other mouth anatomy)
- first place air enters
- carry oxygen from trachea to your lungs
- air-filled space behind the nose
- helps breathing
- hollow muscular organ that houses the vocal cords
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- deprivation of oxygen to the body
- the trachea is an _________.
- keeps alveoli from collapsing
- The __________ system that helps the body inhale oxygen and exhale Carbon Dioxide
- bones that divide nasal cavity
- external opening in the nasal cavity (visible on face)
- spaces within the skull bones
- major respiratory muscle, located under lungs
- condition where airways narrow and swell
19 Clues: helps breathing • pump blood to body • first place air enters • the trachea is an _________. • the upper lobes of the lungs • keeps alveoli from collapsing • spaces within the skull bones • bones that divide nasal cavity • air-filled space behind the nose • deprivation of oxygen to the body • where cellular respiration takes place • carry oxygen from trachea to your lungs • ...
Human Body Systems 2023-11-12
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- This system helps sense and respond to stimuli
- This is the main part of the respiratory system
- This responds to stimuli
- A muscle type that makes up the intestines
- Hair is made of this
- This system protects the body from invaders
- Muscles need this to function
- This system supports the body
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- This system exchanges gasses with the body and environment
- A condition that affects breathing
- This system helps with movement
- The skeletal system produces this
- Major part of the integumentary system
- There are this many senses in the nervous system
- A bone type that helps with protecting vital organs
15 Clues: Hair is made of this • This responds to stimuli • Muscles need this to function • This system supports the body • This system helps with movement • The skeletal system produces this • A condition that affects breathing • Major part of the integumentary system • A muscle type that makes up the intestines • This system protects the body from invaders • ...
Body Systems 2021-11-17
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- brings blood back to the heart
- main organs of the respiratory system
- breaks down food
- fibers that send messages to the brain and body
- support framework
- transports oxygen, nutrients, and waste
- breathing system
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- system that is made up of hair, skin, nails
- system for communication and control
- soft material at the end of bones
- main organs of the excretory system
- movement and posture
- removes liquid waste
- takes blood away from the heart
14 Clues: breaks down food • breathing system • support framework • movement and posture • removes liquid waste • brings blood back to the heart • takes blood away from the heart • soft material at the end of bones • main organs of the excretory system • system for communication and control • main organs of the respiratory system • transports oxygen, nutrients, and waste • ...
THE HUMAN BODY 2016-11-13
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- BLOOD GIVES OUR BODY NUTRIENTS AND ___________
- THE HEART HAS 2 ATRIUMS AND 2 ____________
- ORGAN WE USE TO TASTE
- EARS ARE THE ORGAN OF __________
- RESPIRATORY SYSTEM: NOSE, MOUTH AND ________
- THE RESPIRATORY SYSTEM HELP US _____________
- CIRCULATORY SYSTEM: HEART, VEINS AND ___________
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- THE INTESTINE TAKES THE ___________ AND ARE PASSED TO THE CIRCULATORY SYSTEM
- FOOD IS TAKEN THROUGH OUR MOUTH, IT PASSES DOWN INTO OUR STOMACH AND ______________
- THE _____________ SYSTEM MOVES BLOOD
- WE BREATHE IN OXYGEN AND BREATHE OUT CARBON ________
- DIGESTIVE SYSTEM: ___________, STOMACH AND INTESTINE
- EYES ARE THE ORGANS OF __________
- SIGHT, HEARING, TASTE, TOUCH AND ___________ ARE THE 5 SENSES
- ORGAN WE USE TO TOUCH
- ORGAN OF SMELL
16 Clues: ORGAN OF SMELL • ORGAN WE USE TO TASTE • ORGAN WE USE TO TOUCH • EARS ARE THE ORGAN OF __________ • EYES ARE THE ORGANS OF __________ • THE _____________ SYSTEM MOVES BLOOD • THE HEART HAS 2 ATRIUMS AND 2 ____________ • RESPIRATORY SYSTEM: NOSE, MOUTH AND ________ • THE RESPIRATORY SYSTEM HELP US _____________ • BLOOD GIVES OUR BODY NUTRIENTS AND ___________ • ...
CFA 1.1 2023-09-21
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- Largest part in the levels of organization
- When working with the circulatory system, the respiratory system allows for ___ exchange
- Oxygen
- Carbon dioxide is a ___ of respiration
- Resistant to a particular infection or toxin
- Organs are composed of ___
- System that works with the circulatory system
- One part of the circulatory system
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- Smallest part in the levels of organization
- The cold/flu is an ___ germ/pathogen
- Red blood cells release ___ to your lungs
- Another word for "spread"
- ___ blood cells that are part of the immune system
- An epidemic that spreads over multiple countries or continents
- ___ blood cell that brings oxygen to your cells
- Increased physical activity leads to ___ heart rate
- Components in the circulatory system
17 Clues: Oxygen • Another word for "spread" • Organs are composed of ___ • One part of the circulatory system • The cold/flu is an ___ germ/pathogen • Components in the circulatory system • Carbon dioxide is a ___ of respiration • Red blood cells release ___ to your lungs • Largest part in the levels of organization • Smallest part in the levels of organization • ...
Human Body System Review 2022-01-12
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- carry oxygen and nutrients in your body
- main organ of the respiratory system
- system that gives your body structure
- contract and relax
- organ that absorbs water
- system that pumps blood through your body
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- system that work with the skeletal system
- connect your bones to muscles
- the main organ of the nervous system
- system that breaks down your food
- connect your bones to bones
- system that controls your body
- the system that exchanges oxygen for CO2
13 Clues: contract and relax • organ that absorbs water • connect your bones to bones • connect your bones to muscles • system that controls your body • system that breaks down your food • the main organ of the nervous system • main organ of the respiratory system • system that gives your body structure • carry oxygen and nutrients in your body • the system that exchanges oxygen for CO2 • ...
Body Systems 2022-09-29
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- skin.
- funny bone.
- movement.
- breaks down food.
- insulin is produced by the.
- a group organs system is an.
- bone that protects brain.
- breathe intake releases carbon dioxide.
- balanced unchanging.
- system that produces harmones.
- removing waste.
- the part of the nervous system for site.
- a group of tissues is an.
- basic unit of life.
- largest organ.
- a group of cells that work together.
- largest bone.
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- a push or pull.
- a thing or event that causes a respmse.
- name of nose bone.
- a group of organs is an.
- kneecap.
- bones that protect heart and lungs.
- protects your organs.
- a change in position.
- fnger bones.
- produces offspring.
- pumps blood.
- main organ of respiratory system.
- important organ of nervous system.
- main organ of circulatory system.
31 Clues: skin. • kneecap. • movement. • funny bone. • fnger bones. • pumps blood. • largest bone. • largest organ. • a push or pull. • removing waste. • breaks down food. • name of nose bone. • produces offspring. • basic unit of life. • balanced unchanging. • protects your organs. • a change in position. • a group of organs is an. • bone that protects brain. • a group of tissues is an. • insulin is produced by the. • ...
Respiratory System 2021-07-02
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- (Serevent Diskus)Beta2 Adrenergic Long acting prevention of Asthma attacks.
- (Sudafed) Decongestant for Rhinitis
- (Singulair)Leukotriene Receptor Antagonists Asthma, exercise induced bronchospasm
- (Zyrtec)Allergic symptoms, itchy/watery eyes, sneezing, uticaria.
- (Benadryl) Allergic symptoms, itchy/watery eyes, sneezing, uticaria.
- (Claritin) Allergic symptoms, itchy/watery eyes, sneezing, uticaria.
- (Mucinex) Expectorant for non-productive cough w/resp infections
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- (Proair, Proventil)BETA2 ADRENERGIC Short Acting for Acute Asthma Attacks
- (Mucomyst) Mucolytics for pulmonary disorders w/thick mucous, Cystic Fibrosis, also antidote for Acetaminophen OD.
- (Atrovent) Anticholinergics for COPD, bronchitis, Emphysema
- Corticosteroid Asthma, Rhinitis (Flovent)
- Corticosteroid Asthma, rhinitis (Pulmicort)
- Xanthine for long term asthma, copd, bronchitis, emphysema
- (Tessalon) Antitussives. for cough
14 Clues: (Tessalon) Antitussives. for cough • (Sudafed) Decongestant for Rhinitis • Corticosteroid Asthma, Rhinitis (Flovent) • Corticosteroid Asthma, rhinitis (Pulmicort) • Xanthine for long term asthma, copd, bronchitis, emphysema • (Atrovent) Anticholinergics for COPD, bronchitis, Emphysema • (Mucinex) Expectorant for non-productive cough w/resp infections • ...
RESPIRATORY SYSTEM 2019-03-25
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- Little hairs inside bronchial tubes that help remove unwanted matter from the lungs
- Harmful waste gas that we need to get rid of
- Invisible gas that we need for our cells to work properly
- SYSTEM Body system responsible for breathing
- Main function of the respiratory system
- The windpipe
- Help keeps your lungs healthy
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- Dome shaped muscle
- Small passages (look like tree branches) inside the lungs
- Tiny sacs surrounded by blood vessels
- Organs where the air exchange happens
- Place where air can enter
- Damages your lungs
- Bones that protect the lungs
14 Clues: The windpipe • Dome shaped muscle • Damages your lungs • Place where air can enter • Bones that protect the lungs • Help keeps your lungs healthy • Tiny sacs surrounded by blood vessels • Organs where the air exchange happens • Main function of the respiratory system • Harmful waste gas that we need to get rid of • SYSTEM Body system responsible for breathing • ...
Respiratory System 2021-12-13
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- Small sacks where gas exchange occurs
- Can breath and eat through
- Complex series of chemical reactions in a cell
- Hair like extensions in nasal cavity
- Fold of connective tissue that produces voice
- Where air enters the body
- What the body breathes in for life
- Throat
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- Large dome-shaped muscle that helps you breath
- Main organs of the respiratory system
- Windpipe, feels like tube, ridges
- dioxide What we breath out through respiration
- Voice box, helps you speak
- Passages that direct air to the lungs
14 Clues: Throat • Where air enters the body • Can breath and eat through • Voice box, helps you speak • Windpipe, feels like tube, ridges • What the body breathes in for life • Hair like extensions in nasal cavity • Small sacks where gas exchange occurs • Main organs of the respiratory system • Passages that direct air to the lungs • Fold of connective tissue that produces voice • ...
Respiratory System 2022-02-25
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- Transports air in and out of the lungs
- Damages airways and causes many health issues relating to the respiratory system, including lung cancer
- system that circulates oxygen through the body and disposes of carbon dioxide
- Large, dome-shaped muscle in the lower chest
- primary external opening for the respiratory tract, detects odor and helps warm the air we inhale
- Smaller sacs that make up the lungs
- Small hairs lining the trachea and bronchi
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- secondary external opening for the respiratory tract can replace functions of the nasal cavity
- A type of cancer caused primarily by smoking
- Deliver air to the alveoli
- Trachea branches off into 2 lungs via these
- Waste gas exchanged with oxygen
- Exchanged with carbon dioxide in the alveoli
- Causes muscles in airway to tighten, making breathing very difficult
14 Clues: Deliver air to the alveoli • Waste gas exchanged with oxygen • Smaller sacs that make up the lungs • Transports air in and out of the lungs • Small hairs lining the trachea and bronchi • Trachea branches off into 2 lungs via these • A type of cancer caused primarily by smoking • Large, dome-shaped muscle in the lower chest • Exchanged with carbon dioxide in the alveoli • ...
Organ System Overview 2016-03-16
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- part of the skeletal system
- breaks down food, allows for nutrient absorption into blood, and eliminates indigestible material
- keeps blood supplied with oxygen and removes carbon dioxide
- returns fluids to blood vessels, disposes of debris, and involved in immunity
- eliminates nitrogenous wastes, maintains acid-base balance, and regulation of materials
- organ of the male reproduction system
- transports materials in body via blood pumped by heart
- organ of the endocrine system
- organ of the digestive system
- allows locomotion and produces heat
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- fast-acting control system, responds to internal and external changes, and activates muscles and glands
- organ of urinary system
- secretes regulatory hormones such as growth, reproduction, and metabolism
- forms the external body covering and protects deeper tissue from injury
- production of offspring
- organ of the cardiovascular system
- organ of the respiratory system
- organ of the lymphatic system
- forms the muscular system
- part of the nervous system
- protects and supports body organs, provides muscle attachment for movement, site of blood cell formation and stores minerals
- part of the integumentary system
22 Clues: organ of urinary system • production of offspring • forms the muscular system • part of the nervous system • part of the skeletal system • organ of the lymphatic system • organ of the endocrine system • organ of the digestive system • organ of the respiratory system • part of the integumentary system • organ of the cardiovascular system • allows locomotion and produces heat • ...
Exercise Physiology 2022-12-08
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- organ of both respiratory and digestive system
- the nostril leads into this space
- shoulder muscle
- longest bone in the body
- blood vessel that has valves
- performed in a more stable and predictable environment
- the major vein in the heart
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- Mrs. Campbells daughters name
- system that allows movement
- gas exchange occurs here
- prevents backflow of blood
- voice box
- the organ found in the oral cavity
- calve muscles
- main organ of respiratory system
- Mrs. campbells favorite organ
- a type of exercise that is good for the heart
17 Clues: voice box • calve muscles • shoulder muscle • gas exchange occurs here • longest bone in the body • prevents backflow of blood • system that allows movement • the major vein in the heart • blood vessel that has valves • Mrs. Campbells daughters name • Mrs. campbells favorite organ • main organ of respiratory system • the nostril leads into this space • the organ found in the oral cavity • ...
Organ systems 2024-07-04
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- An organ system that help you to move different parts of your body
- the outer parts of respiratory system
- The system which help you to breaks down the food
- part of digestive system organ
- The organ system that help you to carries digested food
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- parts of respiratory system
- The organ that help to control your respiration
- The organ that help your body to pump the blood
- Part of organ system that protect your head
- The respiratory organ that help your body carryout the oxygen from nose to the lungs
10 Clues: parts of respiratory system • part of digestive system organ • the outer parts of respiratory system • Part of organ system that protect your head • The organ that help to control your respiration • The organ that help your body to pump the blood • The system which help you to breaks down the food • The organ system that help you to carries digested food • ...
PE AOS 2 unit 3 2024-02-04
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- source of energy most often used for exercise?
- Aerobic lipolysis is the breakdown of what?
- which energy system do we use first?
- Harmful by product of the Anaerobic glycolysis system?
- system of the heart
- system of the lungs
- The A in ATP stands for?
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- Where is protein stored?
- tidal volume x respiratory rate equals?
- Food fuel that provides the highest concentration of energy?
- The P in ATP stands for?
- Energy system which requires oxygen?
- system of the muscles
- The T in ATP stands for?
- AVO2diff is the difference of O2 between the veins and what?
- Amount of air expired in one breath
16 Clues: system of the heart • system of the lungs • system of the muscles • Where is protein stored? • The P in ATP stands for? • The T in ATP stands for? • The A in ATP stands for? • Amount of air expired in one breath • which energy system do we use first? • Energy system which requires oxygen? • tidal volume x respiratory rate equals? • Aerobic lipolysis is the breakdown of what? • ...
IHCP - Human Body Systems 2024-12-09
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- consists of brain, spinal cord, nerves
- mouth, pharynx, esophagus, stomach ect. are the _____ organs of the digestive system
- teeth, tongue, liver, ect. are the _____ organs of the digestive system
- ____ the lymph to remove foreign particles in lymphatic system
- system that consists of hair,skin,nails, ect.
- skeletal system protects the body's underlying ___
- muscular system maintains ______
- which gas goes in for the respiratory system?
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- function is to ____ nutrients in the cardiovascular system
- which gas goes out for the respiratory system?
- how many sets of organs are in the digestive system?
- which system consists of bones, joints, ligaments, and cartilage?
- skeletal system forms the body's _____
- which system consists of the kidneys, ureters, bladder, and urethra?
- muscular system regulates body's ____
15 Clues: muscular system maintains ______ • muscular system regulates body's ____ • consists of brain, spinal cord, nerves • skeletal system forms the body's _____ • system that consists of hair,skin,nails, ect. • which gas goes in for the respiratory system? • which gas goes out for the respiratory system? • skeletal system protects the body's underlying ___ • ...
OrganSystems Grace Chartier 2017-08-31
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- system that gets rid of electrolytes and nitrogenous waste
- what muscles are attatched to
- this system breaks down food
- system that produces offspring
- digestive system eliminates what type of material
- transports materials in body via blood
- system that involves spinal cord and sensory receptors
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- this substance gets removed from the body in the respiratory system
- system that involves hair skin and nails
- secretes regulatory glands
- keeps blood supplied with oxygen
- returns fluids to blood vessels
- system that protects organs and gives your body structure
- system that produces heat for your body
14 Clues: secretes regulatory glands • this system breaks down food • what muscles are attatched to • system that produces offspring • returns fluids to blood vessels • keeps blood supplied with oxygen • transports materials in body via blood • system that produces heat for your body • system that involves hair skin and nails • digestive system eliminates what type of material • ...
Organ Systems 2016-03-16
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- are major organs in the respiratory system
- eliminates nitrogenous waste, maintains acid-base balance, and regulates materials
- protects and supports body organs
- is a major organ in the digestive system
- is major organ in the cardiovascular system
- is fast acting control system that activates muscles and glands
- secretes regulatory hormones for growth, reproduction, and metabolism
- is major organ of the nervous system
- contains reproductive organs
- allows locomotion and produces heat
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- are major organs in the urinary system
- are an organ in the endocrine system
- is organ of the skeletal system
- returns fluids to blood vessels, disposes of debris, and involved in immunity
- is organ of the integumentary system
- transports materials in body through blood pumped by the heart
- are organs part of the lymphatic system
- keeps blood supplied with oxygen and removes carbon dioxide
- breaks down food and allows for nutrients absorption into blood while eliminating indigestible material
- forms the external body covering
- is organ of the muscular system
- is an important female organ in the reproductive system
22 Clues: contains reproductive organs • is organ of the skeletal system • is organ of the muscular system • forms the external body covering • protects and supports body organs • allows locomotion and produces heat • are an organ in the endocrine system • is organ of the integumentary system • is major organ of the nervous system • are major organs in the urinary system • ...
Cells and Systems Unit Test 2015-12-16
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- What all living things are made of
- A disorder of the digestive system
- diffusion of water across a selectively permeable membrane
- To keep your body healthy, get plenty of ________________
- System in which you can find smooth, cardiac and skeletal
- System responsible for regulating blood and excreting wastes
- Alberta and Saskatchewan border
- System responsible for exchanging oxygen and carbon dioxide
- Levels of organization of organisms
- A fancy science term for 'parts'
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- A disorder that can affect the respiratory system
- System that senses internal and external changes
- Cells of similar structure form to make ____________
- spreading out from high concentration to low concentration
- North Korea and South Korea border
- permeable Type of membrane that allows some in and keeps some out
- This invention allows us to see the world that is small
- System that involves the heart, blood, blood vessels
- Characteristic of living organisms
- System that breaks down food and absorbs particles
- To keep your body healthy, do NOT _______________
21 Clues: Alberta and Saskatchewan border • A fancy science term for 'parts' • What all living things are made of • A disorder of the digestive system • North Korea and South Korea border • Characteristic of living organisms • Levels of organization of organisms • System that senses internal and external changes • A disorder that can affect the respiratory system • ...
Organ Systems Review 2024-11-12
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- Sends messages to the body from the spine and nerves
- Primary organ of the respiratory system
- An organism cannot ___________ without organ systems working together, like a crossword!!
- Protects internal organs from infection, regulates body temperature and absorbs vitamin D
- Provides protection and support for the body
- Primary organ of the integumentary system
- Primary organ of the nervous system
- Primary organ of the circulatory system
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- Provides movement for the body
- Breaks down food and absorbs nutrients
- Removes waste from the body
- Moves oxygen and nutrients around the body through blood
- Primary organ of the digestive system
- Primary organ for the muscular system
- Primary organ of the excretory system
- Brings in oxygen and gets rid of carbon dioxide
- Primary organ of the skeletal system
17 Clues: Removes waste from the body • Provides movement for the body • Primary organ of the nervous system • Primary organ of the skeletal system • Primary organ of the digestive system • Primary organ for the muscular system • Primary organ of the excretory system • Breaks down food and absorbs nutrients • Primary organ of the respiratory system • ...
Body Systems 2022-09-19
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- Body system that protects and supports the body, it also produces blood cells
- body system in charge of gas exchange in the body
- body system that allows babies to be made
- major organ in circulatory system, made out of muscle
- type of blood cell, used for carrying around oxygen and carbon dioxide in the body (is a color)
- body system that gets rid of liquid waste
- body system that controls the body, allows people to interact with the world around them with their senses
- organ in the excretory system that holds urine
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- body system that fights off infections
- body system in charge of breaking down food
- the place where food is broken down
- type of blood cell that is part of the immune system, fights off infections, (is a color)
- body system that transports blood around the body
- major organs in the respiratory system
- intestine where water is removed from waste
- body system in charge of movement
- major organ in the excretory system, filters out waste from blood
- organ in the muscular system
- major organ in the nervous system
- organ in the skeletal system
- the intestine that absorbs the nutrients
21 Clues: organ in the muscular system • organ in the skeletal system • body system in charge of movement • major organ in the nervous system • the place where food is broken down • body system that fights off infections • major organs in the respiratory system • the intestine that absorbs the nutrients • body system that allows babies to be made • ...
Cells and Systems Unit Test 2015-12-16
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- Cells of similar structure form to make ____________
- spreading out from high concentration to low concentration
- To keep your body healthy, do NOT _______________
- Characteristic of living organisms
- This invention allows us to see the world that is small
- To keep your body healthy, get plenty of ________________
- System that senses internal and external changes
- System that breaks down food and absorbs particles
- permeable Type of membrane that allows some in and keeps some out
- Alberta and Saskatchewan border
- A disorder of the digestive system
- System that involves the heart, blood, blood vessels
- A disorder that can affect the respiratory system
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- diffusion of water across a selectively permeable membrane
- System responsible for regulating blood and excreting wastes
- North Korea and South Korea border
- A fancy science term for 'parts'
- System responsible for exchanging oxygen and carbon dioxide
- Levels of organization of organisms
- What all living things are made of
- System in which you can find smooth, cardiac and skeletal
21 Clues: Alberta and Saskatchewan border • A fancy science term for 'parts' • North Korea and South Korea border • Characteristic of living organisms • What all living things are made of • A disorder of the digestive system • Levels of organization of organisms • System that senses internal and external changes • To keep your body healthy, do NOT _______________ • ...
health crossword 2015-03-11
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- the system which helps you digest
- the system of your skeleton
- used to put food into your body
- one of the most commonly used muscles
- you stand on it
- have ham and strings
- rhymes with becktorals
- the key element in the respiratory system
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- have 4 muscles in it
- joins to your foot and your leg
- the system of your muscles
- the system which makes you breathe
- this muscle shares its name with a baby cow
- sounds like tripod
14 Clues: you stand on it • sounds like tripod • have 4 muscles in it • have ham and strings • rhymes with becktorals • the system of your muscles • the system of your skeleton • joins to your foot and your leg • used to put food into your body • the system which helps you digest • the system which makes you breathe • one of the most commonly used muscles • ...
Body Systems 2019-06-26
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- The organ that pumps blood around the body.
- The name of the muscle that is found on the front of the upper arm.
- The name of the bone that protects your brain.
- A function of the skeletal system starting with P
- The name the the two chambers at the bottom of the heart starting with V
- This organ is part of the respiratory system.
- The average resting heart rate is sixty to how many beats in one minute?
- The name of the body system that breaks down food.
- The name of this bone starts with an S and it is found in the middle of your chest
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- It is in the air we breathe and all our body cells need it to survive.
- The name of the body system that breathes in the air.
- The name of the muscle at the back of your thigh.
- This body system is made up of muscles.
- This happens to your heart rate when you exercise.
- A function of the muscular system starting with M
- This body system is made up of bones.
- A part of the respiratory system,they are inside the lungs and look like little bunches of grapes
- The type of blood cell that carries the oxygen to our body cells.
18 Clues: This body system is made up of bones. • This body system is made up of muscles. • The organ that pumps blood around the body. • This organ is part of the respiratory system. • The name of the bone that protects your brain. • The name of the muscle at the back of your thigh. • A function of the muscular system starting with M • ...
Respiratory System: Use your station notes and vocabulary slides to help you! 2024-09-23
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- divides the upper and lower respiratory tract
- C in COPD
- Blood going towards the heart contains ________.
- A secondary function of the respiratory system is to produce _______.
- infection of the larynx that causes inflamed tissues and vocal cords
- what the Adam's apple is made of
- This color of snot indicates that you have a cold or an infection starting.
- Alveoli are covered with ____________ which are the tiniest blood vessels that lead to veins or arteries.
- A secondary function of the respiratory system is to participate in olfactory functions or ___________.
- D in COPD
- An incision in the trachea performed during emergencies if there is an obstruction in the trachea is a ____________.
- A secondary function of the respiratory system is to __________ dust and pollen from our airways.
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- chemical that causes cancer
- This color of snot indicates that you inhaled debris or you have a fungal infection.
- leading cause of COPD
- Blood coming from the heart contains ______________. (two words)
- This color of snot indicates that your nasal passages are likey dry or irritated.
- lobe of the lungs at the top
- lobe of the lungs at the bottom
- _________ produce mucus that line the nasal cavity.
- P in COPD
- The primary function of the respiratory system is to provide oxygen to our _______.
- Infected sinuses are filled with fluid, which puts ________ on the face and eyes.
- an infection and/or inflammation in the lining of the bronchial tubes
- This color of snot indicates that your body is battling a more serious infection.
- This color of snot indicates that a cold or infection is worsening.
- O in COPD
- This color of snot indicates that you are healthy, but you may have allergies.
28 Clues: C in COPD • P in COPD • D in COPD • O in COPD • leading cause of COPD • chemical that causes cancer • lobe of the lungs at the top • lobe of the lungs at the bottom • what the Adam's apple is made of • divides the upper and lower respiratory tract • Blood going towards the heart contains ________. • _________ produce mucus that line the nasal cavity. • ...
Respiratory System 2021-10-01
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- Relationship between pressure and volume
- Which pressure in the pleural cavity is slightly less than the atmospheric pressure aka P3
- Dome-shaped muscle that forms the floor of the thoracic cavity and separates it from the abdominal cavity
- Movement
- The two lungs are located in the, it extends from above clavicles to the diaphragm
- The motor nerves supplying the respiratory muscles
- Lipoproteins that decrease surface tension by interfering with the electrical attraction
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- Muscles located between the ribs
- Outside of each lung and inner chest wall are lined with
- Amount of pressure each gas contributes
- Force exerted by water molecules on the surface of lung tissue
- Which tract contains the organs located outside the chest cavity: nose, nasal cavity, pharynx, larynx, and upper trachea
- Which tract consists of organs located in the chest cavity: lower trachea, bronchi, bronchioles, and alveoli
- Combination of tidal volume, inspiratory and expiratory reserve volume
14 Clues: Movement • Muscles located between the ribs • Amount of pressure each gas contributes • Relationship between pressure and volume • The motor nerves supplying the respiratory muscles • Outside of each lung and inner chest wall are lined with • Force exerted by water molecules on the surface of lung tissue • ...
Respiratory System 2021-02-18
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- muscle located under the lung which aids in the breathing process
- filters the air we inhale and branches into the bronchi
- tubes which lead from the trachea to each lung
- tiny sacs within the lungs where gaseous exchange occurs
- the process by which a substance moves from a area of high concentration to an area of low concentration
- main organ of the respiratory system
- located at the back of the nose and mouth which carries both food and air
- tiny hair like projections which move in a wavelike motion to remove dust and dirt
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- the process of letting air out of the lungs
- bone structure which protects the heart and lungs
- an organ with two openings that have hairs to filter the air that enters the body
- also known as the voice box
- the process of taking air into the lungs
- a substance that warms and moistens the air as well as trapping foreign substances
14 Clues: also known as the voice box • main organ of the respiratory system • the process of taking air into the lungs • the process of letting air out of the lungs • tubes which lead from the trachea to each lung • bone structure which protects the heart and lungs • filters the air we inhale and branches into the bronchi • ...
Respiratory System 2021-02-22
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- The trunk like tube that moves air from the trachea to each lung
- This lung is slightly smaller and has only 2 lobes
- The muscles that controls your lungs by creating a vacuum in the chest cavity
- the waste has that we breathe out.
- these are the air sacs at the end of the bronchioles
- the bones that protect your lungs and heart
- means to breathe out
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- The branch like structures that connect the alveoli to the bronchus
- This lung has 3 lobes
- the tube that connects your nose and windpipe
- Another name for the windpipe
- means to breathe in
- the gas that we breathe in that our cells need to survive
- Another name for your voicebox
14 Clues: means to breathe in • means to breathe out • This lung has 3 lobes • Another name for the windpipe • Another name for your voicebox • the waste has that we breathe out. • the bones that protect your lungs and heart • the tube that connects your nose and windpipe • This lung is slightly smaller and has only 2 lobes • these are the air sacs at the end of the bronchioles • ...
Respiratory System 2021-12-13
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- Main organs of the respiratory system
- Small sacks where gas exchange occurs
- Large dome-shaped muscle that helps you breath
- Throat
- What the body breathes in for life
- Windpipe, feels like tube, ridges
- Complex serise of chemical reactions in a cell
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- Hair like extensions in nasal cavity
- Voice box, helps you speak
- chords Fold of connective tissue that produces voice
- Where air enters the body
- Can breath and eat through
- Passages that direct air to the lungs
- dioxide What we breath out through respiration
14 Clues: Throat • Where air enters the body • Voice box, helps you speak • Can breath and eat through • Windpipe, feels like tube, ridges • What the body breathes in for life • Hair like extensions in nasal cavity • Main organs of the respiratory system • Small sacks where gas exchange occurs • Passages that direct air to the lungs • Large dome-shaped muscle that helps you breath • ...
Respiratory System 2021-12-13
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- Can breath and eat through
- Complex series of chemical reactions in a cell
- Hair like extensions in nasal cavity
- Fold of connective tissue that produces voice
- Small sacks where gas exchange occurs
- What the body breathes in for life
- Throat
Down
- Large dome-shaped muscle that helps you breath
- Main organs of the respiratory system
- Windpipe, feels like tube, ridges
- What we breath out through respiration
- Voice box, helps you speak
- Passages that direct air to the lungs
- Where air enters the body
14 Clues: Throat • Where air enters the body • Can breath and eat through • Voice box, helps you speak • Windpipe, feels like tube, ridges • What the body breathes in for life • Hair like extensions in nasal cavity • Main organs of the respiratory system • Passages that direct air to the lungs • Small sacks where gas exchange occurs • What we breath out through respiration • ...
Respiratory System 2022-05-25
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- The system that helps you breathe.
- We use this to smell.
- These fill up when you breathe in.
- Your alveoli do this when you breathe in
- 78% of what you breathe in.
- 21% of what you breathe in.
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- The hollow tube that starts behind the nose, goes down the neck, and ends at the top of the trachea.
- We use this to eat, talk, or chew.
- What you have to do to live.
- Large airways that lead to the lungs. (Also called a windpipe).
- Your alveoli do this when you breathe out.
- The area of the throat containing the vocal cords and used for breathing, swallowing, and talking. Also called voice box.
- Where the gasses go when you breathe in.
- dioxide The gas we breathe out.
14 Clues: We use this to smell. • 78% of what you breathe in. • 21% of what you breathe in. • What you have to do to live. • dioxide The gas we breathe out. • We use this to eat, talk, or chew. • The system that helps you breathe. • These fill up when you breathe in. • Where the gasses go when you breathe in. • Your alveoli do this when you breathe in • ...
Respiratory system 2022-09-16
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- gas exchange b/w the air and the blood b/w blood and cells of body
- nonmusical discontinuous popping sounds
- volume volume of air inspired and expired with each breath during normal breathing
- movement of air in and out of the airways
- decrease oxygen supply to the tissues and cells
- shortness of breath when lying flat
- high-pitched whistling sound
- shortness of breath or uncomfortable breathing
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- temporary cessation of breathing
- deep low pitched snoring sound
- continuous high-pitched musical sound
- abnormally rapid respirations
- decrease arterial oxygen tension in the blood
- expectoration of blood from the respiratory tract
14 Clues: high-pitched whistling sound • abnormally rapid respirations • deep low pitched snoring sound • temporary cessation of breathing • shortness of breath when lying flat • continuous high-pitched musical sound • nonmusical discontinuous popping sounds • movement of air in and out of the airways • decrease arterial oxygen tension in the blood • ...
Respiratory System 2020-08-24
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- to breathe in
- this pumps oxygenated blood to your body
- the two tubes that the trachea splits into; these attach to lungs
- The system of the body that deals with breathing
- the nervous system that controls breathing
- the muscle that controls the breathing process
- The air we inhale is made primarily of this
- the two large organs of the respiratory system
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- to breathe out
- The air we exhale is made primarily of this
- a protein in blood
- another word for windpipe
- small blood vessels that are wrapped around alveolies
- the thousands of tiny tubes within the lungs
14 Clues: to breathe in • to breathe out • a protein in blood • another word for windpipe • this pumps oxygenated blood to your body • the nervous system that controls breathing • The air we exhale is made primarily of this • The air we inhale is made primarily of this • the thousands of tiny tubes within the lungs • the muscle that controls the breathing process • ...
Respiratory System 2019-11-04
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- When the muscles relax, air moves out
- a part of the thorax where the lungs are sealed (2 words)
- the natural passageway for air to enter the lungs and leave the lungs
- caused by sudden contractions of the diaphragm
- the tube that leads to the stomach
- each tube has a fine layer of this to trap dust particles and bacteria and helps push it out
- provide a very large surface area, allowing gas to be easily exchanged between the lungs and the bloodstream
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- makes sure only air enters the trachea
- The total volume of air that can be exhaled after maximal inhalation (2 words)
- As the diaphragm moves down, the air is pulled into the lungs
- thin sheet of muscle at the base of the pleural cavity
- when bacteria starts growing in the lungs
- Main organs of the respiratory system that have no muscle tissue
- the narrowing of the bronchiole tubes
14 Clues: the tube that leads to the stomach • When the muscles relax, air moves out • the narrowing of the bronchiole tubes • makes sure only air enters the trachea • when bacteria starts growing in the lungs • caused by sudden contractions of the diaphragm • thin sheet of muscle at the base of the pleural cavity • a part of the thorax where the lungs are sealed (2 words) • ...
Respiratory System 2020-10-20
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- scientific name for the voice box
- air sacs located in the lungs
- scientific name for the throat
- scientific name for the vocal cords
- space between the lungs and the thorax
- scientific name for the windpipe
- division of the lower end of the trachea
- temporary stoppage of breathing
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- difficult or labored breathing
- cartilage lid covering opening to the larynx
- scientific principle stating the movement that occurs from an area of high concentration to an area of low concentration
- small hairs that trap dirt particles
- lining of the lungs
- nerve carrying impulses to the diaphragm
14 Clues: lining of the lungs • air sacs located in the lungs • difficult or labored breathing • scientific name for the throat • temporary stoppage of breathing • scientific name for the windpipe • scientific name for the voice box • scientific name for the vocal cords • small hairs that trap dirt particles • space between the lungs and the thorax • ...
Respiratory System 2020-12-07
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- famous athlete with sleep apnea
- normal respiratory rate per minute
- one inhalation + one exhalation
- breathing out
- windpipe
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- air sacs where gas exchange occurs
- cartilage that closes when you swallow food
- voicebox
- breathing in
- periods of not breathing while sleeping
- main part of the respiratory system
- percussion on the back for mucus in the lungs
- brings air from trachea to bronchioles
- nostrils
14 Clues: voicebox • nostrils • windpipe • breathing in • breathing out • famous athlete with sleep apnea • one inhalation + one exhalation • air sacs where gas exchange occurs • normal respiratory rate per minute • main part of the respiratory system • brings air from trachea to bronchioles • periods of not breathing while sleeping • cartilage that closes when you swallow food • ...
Respiratory System 2023-04-13
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- voice box
- very thin organs that allow you to breath
- used to inhale and exhale
- air we need to breathe and live
- tiny air sacs in the lungs that exchange oxygen and carbon dioxide
- a flap of tissue that covers the trachea so you don't choke
- a muscle at the bottom of the lungs that pushes air out
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- air we give off when we exhale
- 2 branching tubes that are inside the lungs
- breathing
- a tube that carries air to and from the lungs
- to breathe out carbon dioxide
- where air or food goes into the body
- breathe in oxygen
14 Clues: voice box • breathing • breathe in oxygen • used to inhale and exhale • to breathe out carbon dioxide • air we give off when we exhale • air we need to breathe and live • where air or food goes into the body • very thin organs that allow you to breath • 2 branching tubes that are inside the lungs • a tube that carries air to and from the lungs • ...
Respiratory System 2023-01-29
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- Contract and with ribs, they rise and increase volume in the thoracic cavity
- contracts for inhalation, relaxes for exhalation
- blind air sacs where gas exchange occurs with capillaries
- chest cavity, from diaphragm to throat
- Protects internal organs
- voice box
- branch from trachea into each lung
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- vibrate, as air is forced past, producing sound
- membranes surrounding and protecting lungs
- carries air from pharynx to bronchi of lungs
- warms, moistens and filters air
- top of the larynx and covered by epiglottis when swallowing food
- where food and air cross to enter esophagus and trachea
- move debris laden mucous out of the respiratory system
14 Clues: voice box • Protects internal organs • warms, moistens and filters air • branch from trachea into each lung • chest cavity, from diaphragm to throat • membranes surrounding and protecting lungs • carries air from pharynx to bronchi of lungs • vibrate, as air is forced past, producing sound • contracts for inhalation, relaxes for exhalation • ...
Respiratory system 2023-04-04
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- allow esophagus to expand anteriorly and keeps trachea open
- The middle space between the lungs where the heart sits
- the wind pipe that
- The only site of gas exchange, includes alveolar ducts, sacs, and alveoli
- gas exchange between pulmonary blood and alveoli
- made of elastic cartilage and located in pharynx
- drains fluid from middle ear to nasopharynx
- called adenoids and protect body from infection
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- cartilage that forms the adam's apple
- nostril, nasal cavity, pharynx, and larynx
- located in the mucosa in the nasal cavity
- Houses the heart, great blood vessels, bronchi, and esophagus
- Parenchyma of the lungs
- Allows the lungs to glide over the thoracic walls when breathing
- the passageway that is inferior to the laryngopharynx (food and fluid pass through here)
15 Clues: the wind pipe that • Parenchyma of the lungs • cartilage that forms the adam's apple • located in the mucosa in the nasal cavity • nostril, nasal cavity, pharynx, and larynx • drains fluid from middle ear to nasopharynx • called adenoids and protect body from infection • gas exchange between pulmonary blood and alveoli • made of elastic cartilage and located in pharynx • ...
Respiratory System 2024-02-27
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- - Sheet of muscle that helps with breathing.
- - Tiny blood vessels where gas exchange occurs.
- - Molecules that diffuses into the lungs as a waste product.
- - Also known as the throat.
- - Inflates and deflates as we breath.
- - Process that brings air into the lungs.
- - Tiny air sacs in the lungs where gas exchange occurs.
Down
- - Process that removes air from the lungs.
- - Tiny passageways for are in the lungs that lead to alveoli.
- - Moistens, warms, and filters air.
- - Passageways that leads air into each lung.
- - Passageway that carries air to the body; also called the windpipe.
- - Structure that allows use to speak; also known as the voice box.
- - Molecule that diffuses into the blood vessels.
14 Clues: - Also known as the throat. • - Moistens, warms, and filters air. • - Inflates and deflates as we breath. • - Process that brings air into the lungs. • - Process that removes air from the lungs. • - Sheet of muscle that helps with breathing. • - Passageways that leads air into each lung. • - Tiny blood vessels where gas exchange occurs. • ...
Respiratory system 2024-05-21
14 Clues: aorta • heart • artery • plasma • vessel • pumps blood • carry blood • distribute blood • atrial fibrillation • delicate blood vessels • cardiovascular disease • ventricular tachycardia • cardiac rhythm management • perphiral vascular disease
Respiratory System 2024-03-08
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- - The membrane lining and enclosing the lungs
- - The flap that covers the trachea during swallowing to prevent food/drink from entering
- - The opening to the nasal cavity/airway
- - The tiny air sacs in the lungs where gas exchange occurs
- - Another term for the alveoli, the tiny sac-like structures in the lungs where gas exchange occurs.
- - The sticky, lubricating substance produced by membrane linings that traps particles and pathogens in the airways.
- - The major airways branching off the trachea that lead to the lungs
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- - The throat area connecting nasal/oral cavities to the trachea
- - The muscle below the lungs that contracts to allow inhalation
- - The hanging tissue at the back of the soft palate
- - The tiny hair-like projections that move mucus/debris out of the airways
- - The windpipe connecting the larynx to the bronchi
- - Air-filled cavities in the skull bones surrounding the nasal cavity that help insulate the skull, resonate sound, and produce mucus.
- - The voice box containing the vocal cords
14 Clues: - The opening to the nasal cavity/airway • - The voice box containing the vocal cords • - The membrane lining and enclosing the lungs • - The hanging tissue at the back of the soft palate • - The windpipe connecting the larynx to the bronchi • - The tiny air sacs in the lungs where gas exchange occurs • - The throat area connecting nasal/oral cavities to the trachea • ...
Respiratory system 2024-04-12
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- Contracts and flattens and the chest
- Acts as a passage way to enter the larynx and lugs
- Moistens and warms air
- A tube extending down
- Filters the air
- Exchanges oxygen and carbon dioxide while breathing
- Protects the lower respiratory track from aspirating food into the trachea while breathing
- An external opening
- allows air into the larynx and the lungs
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- carry air into your lungs
- brings the air to the lungs
- a tube leading from the larynx to the main bronchi
- Allow passage of inspired and expired air into and out of the lung
- contains vocal cords
- origin that contains air
15 Clues: Filters the air • An external opening • contains vocal cords • A tube extending down • Moistens and warms air • origin that contains air • carry air into your lungs • brings the air to the lungs • Contracts and flattens and the chest • allows air into the larynx and the lungs • Acts as a passage way to enter the larynx and lugs • a tube leading from the larynx to the main bronchi • ...
Respiratory System 2024-10-07
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- The release of energy from food
- This muscle contracts and relaxes to help us breathe (9 letters)
- The flap that covers the windpipe during swallowing (9 letters)
- Tiny structures in the lungs where oxygen and carbon dioxide are exchanged (7 letters)
- Substance in the nose that filters air (5 letters)
- Organ where gas exchange occurs (5 letters)
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- The branches of tubes that carry air in the lungs(11 letters)
- The process of breathing in (10 letters)
- The gas we need for survival (6 letters)
- The movement of gasses (9 letters)
- Tiny blood vessels with walls 1 cell thick (11 letters)
- Structures that vibrate to produce sound (6 letters)
- The windpipe that connects the throat to the lungs (7 letters)
- Tube that branches from the trachea into the lungs (7 letters)
14 Clues: The release of energy from food • The movement of gasses (9 letters) • The process of breathing in (10 letters) • The gas we need for survival (6 letters) • Organ where gas exchange occurs (5 letters) • Substance in the nose that filters air (5 letters) • Structures that vibrate to produce sound (6 letters) • Tiny blood vessels with walls 1 cell thick (11 letters) • ...
Respiratory System 2024-10-17
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- little ballon-like air sacs where gas exchange takes place
- the process oxygen and carbon dioxide use to cross the cell membran
- The bronchi split into many _______________________. They look like tree roots in the lungs.
- when we ______________, the diaphragm moves up
- the trachea splits into two _______________
- the hard stuff that protects the trachea
- the gas produced by cellular respiration that we exhale
- when carbon dioxide and oxygen switch places between the blood and the lungs
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- a friendly little flap in our throat that prevents us from choking when we eat food
- oxygen leaves the lungs to enter the _______________
- when we ______________, the diaphragm moves down
- the muscles that we move to breath
- the gas we need to breath in that is used in cellular respiration
- Our windpipe, or the main tube of the respiratory system that air enters
14 Clues: the muscles that we move to breath • the hard stuff that protects the trachea • the trachea splits into two _______________ • when we ______________, the diaphragm moves up • when we ______________, the diaphragm moves down • oxygen leaves the lungs to enter the _______________ • the gas produced by cellular respiration that we exhale • ...
Cells and Systems Unit Test 2015-12-16
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- Alberta and Saskatchewan border
- North Korea and South Korea border
- System that involves the heart, blood, blood vessels
- System responsible for exchanging oxygen and carbon dioxide
- System in which you can find smooth, cardiac and skeletal
- To keep your body healthy, get plenty of ________________
- spreading out from high concentration to low concentration
- System responsible for regulating blood and excreting wastes
- Cells of similar structure form to make ____________
- Levels of organization of organisms
- A disorder of the digestive system
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- permeable Type of membrane that allows some in and keeps some out
- Characteristic of living organisms
- System that senses internal and external changes
- This invention allows us to see the world that is small
- A disorder that can affect the respiratory system
- A fancy science term for 'parts'
- System that breaks down food and absorbs particles
- What all living things are made of
- diffusion of water across a selectively permeable membrane
- To keep your body healthy, do NOT _______________
21 Clues: Alberta and Saskatchewan border • A fancy science term for 'parts' • North Korea and South Korea border • Characteristic of living organisms • What all living things are made of • A disorder of the digestive system • Levels of organization of organisms • System that senses internal and external changes • A disorder that can affect the respiratory system • ...
Human Body Systems 2015-04-27
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- Blood type AB is the ____ recipient
- the gas that is expelled from the body
- an atrial defect is a disease of the _______.
- the system that has brain and spinal cord
- Blood type O is the ____ donor.
- Type of digestion from stomach acid
- The smallest unit of life.
- pulmonologists study this system
- These are made up of thousands of cells.
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- the gas taken in by the respiratory system
- the system that breaks down food
- The amount of air the lungs can hold
- The kidney is an example of this.
- Type of digestion from the teeth.
- system that moves blood around the body
- A reaction to a stimulus
- Something that affects the 5 senses.
- Organ systems make up an ___________.
18 Clues: A reaction to a stimulus • The smallest unit of life. • Blood type O is the ____ donor. • the system that breaks down food • pulmonologists study this system • The kidney is an example of this. • Type of digestion from the teeth. • Blood type AB is the ____ recipient • Type of digestion from stomach acid • The amount of air the lungs can hold • ...
Organ Systems 2022-10-04
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- stable internal conditions needed to be healthy
- the system that takes in nutrients and absorbs them
- main organ is the heart, this system circulates blood and delivers nutrients to all cells
- this system is responsible for keeping you healthy
- this is the main organ of the respiratory system
- this system manages communication in the body, controls all other systems
- this organ is one of the main organs of the digestive system
- the system that is responsible for gas exchange
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- made of a collection of organ systems working together
- this is the main organ of the nervous system
- these organs filter in the excretory system
- this is the main organ of the circulatory system
- this system filters waste and excretes it as urine
- made of a collection of cells working together
- the smallest unit of life
- this is made of a collection of tissue
- the system that allows movement
17 Clues: the smallest unit of life • the system that allows movement • this is made of a collection of tissue • these organs filter in the excretory system • this is the main organ of the nervous system • made of a collection of cells working together • stable internal conditions needed to be healthy • the system that is responsible for gas exchange • ...
Respiratory system 2023-11-06
Across
- The biggest components of the respiratory system.
- cords You can find these in the larynx.
- A muscular tube.
- Plants turn … into oxygen.
- Oxygen enters the blood through this.
- We inhale…
- Breathing is necessary to eliminate cell…
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- This passage is the entrance of the oxygen.
- One characteristic of the respiratory system.
- Part of the respiratory system is in the…
- Is generated from nutrients with oxygen.
- Breathing is a gas…
12 Clues: We inhale… • A muscular tube. • Breathing is a gas… • Plants turn … into oxygen. • Oxygen enters the blood through this. • cords You can find these in the larynx. • Is generated from nutrients with oxygen. • Part of the respiratory system is in the… • Breathing is necessary to eliminate cell… • This passage is the entrance of the oxygen. • ...
Respiratory System 2020-12-07
Across
- famous athlete with sleep apnea
- normal respiratory rate per minute
- one inhalation + one exhalation
- breathing out
- windpipe
Down
- air sacs where gas exchange occurs
- cartilage that closes when you swallow food
- voicebox
- breathing in
- periods of not breathing while sleeping
- main part of the respiratory system
- percussion on the back for mucus in the lungs
- brings air from trachea to bronchioles
- nostrils
14 Clues: voicebox • nostrils • windpipe • breathing in • breathing out • famous athlete with sleep apnea • one inhalation + one exhalation • air sacs where gas exchange occurs • normal respiratory rate per minute • main part of the respiratory system • brings air from trachea to bronchioles • periods of not breathing while sleeping • cartilage that closes when you swallow food • ...
Respiratory System 2020-10-13
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- blood stained sputum
- leading cause of this disease is smoking
- blood builds up in the space between chest wall and lungs
- for people who can't breath one their own
- procedure to obtain tissue or fluids for analysis
- AKA a sore throat
- an infection, inflammation of lung tissue
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- involves damage to the alveoli
- air builds up in the space between chest wall and lungs
- inflammation of the bronchi
- most common cause of cancer related death
- long term issue
- triggered by exercise, infection, cold weather
- makes up 20% of the air
14 Clues: long term issue • AKA a sore throat • blood stained sputum • makes up 20% of the air • inflammation of the bronchi • involves damage to the alveoli • leading cause of this disease is smoking • most common cause of cancer related death • for people who can't breath one their own • an infection, inflammation of lung tissue • triggered by exercise, infection, cold weather • ...
Respiratory System 2021-12-13
Across
- Can breath and eat through
- Complex series of chemical reactions in a cell
- Hair like extensions in nasal cavity
- Fold of connective tissue that produces voice
- Small sacks where gas exchange occurs
- What the body breathes in for life
- Throat
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- Large dome-shaped muscle that helps you breath
- Main organs of the respiratory system
- Windpipe, feels like tube, ridges
- What we breath out through respiration
- Voice box, helps you speak
- Passages that direct air to the lungs
- Where air enters the body
14 Clues: Throat • Where air enters the body • Can breath and eat through • Voice box, helps you speak • Windpipe, feels like tube, ridges • What the body breathes in for life • Hair like extensions in nasal cavity • Main organs of the respiratory system • Passages that direct air to the lungs • Small sacks where gas exchange occurs • What we breath out through respiration • ...
Respiratory System 2021-12-13
Across
- This system works in close connection with the respiratory system
- The amount of air that remains in the lungs even after a forceful exhale
- The trachea divides into two primary ______ that enter each lung
- The nasal cavity is lined with __________ mucosa
- During this process the size of the thoracic cavity decreases and inspiratory muscles
- This type of blood enters the lungs
- Another name for voice box
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- Thin walled air sacs that make up the bulk of lung tissue
- This is the amount of air that moves into and out of the lungs during normal quiet breathing
- Reflex or voluntary movements of air (cough, sneeze, hiccups etc.)
- Using this piece of equipment, a doctor can hear the bronchial sounds and vesicular breathing sounds
- This gas diffuses into the blood from the lungs
- The two phases that make up breathing are ______ and expiration
- This process happens in the alveolus (2 words)
14 Clues: Another name for voice box • This type of blood enters the lungs • This process happens in the alveolus (2 words) • This gas diffuses into the blood from the lungs • The nasal cavity is lined with __________ mucosa • Thin walled air sacs that make up the bulk of lung tissue • The two phases that make up breathing are ______ and expiration • ...
Respiratory System 2022-01-03
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- muscle separating the chest and abdomen
- a smaller branch from the bronchi
- back of throat
- windpipe
- a cough that is not productive
- carries oxygen from the lungs to cells
- voice box
- the amount of oxygen present in the blood
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- the process of moving from high to low
- released during exhalation
- bringing oxygen into the body
- needed to produce energy
- how often you breathe in a minute
- the energy produced during cellular respiration
14 Clues: windpipe • voice box • back of throat • needed to produce energy • released during exhalation • bringing oxygen into the body • a cough that is not productive • how often you breathe in a minute • a smaller branch from the bronchi • the process of moving from high to low • carries oxygen from the lungs to cells • muscle separating the chest and abdomen • ...
Respiratory System 2022-04-12
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- vocal cords located here
- this is about how many alveoli are in your body
- larynx is also known as this
- tiny blood vessels
- air enters body here
- tiny hairs that keeps mucus and dirt out of your body
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- located at rear of mouth
- main organ in this system
- also known as throat
- delivers air to lungs
- seperates lungs from abdominal cavities
- tiny branches of bronchus
- harmful to body, gets breathed out
- also known as windpipe
- the body delivers this throughout your body
15 Clues: tiny blood vessels • also known as throat • air enters body here • delivers air to lungs • also known as windpipe • located at rear of mouth • vocal cords located here • main organ in this system • tiny branches of bronchus • larynx is also known as this • harmful to body, gets breathed out • seperates lungs from abdominal cavities • the body delivers this throughout your body • ...
Respiratory System 2017-05-09
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- Identify O in the diagram
- Identify S in the diagram
- Identify F in the diagram
- Identify I in the diagram
- Identify H in the diagram
- Identify Q in the diagram
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- Identify A in the diagram
- Identify C in the diagram
- Identify B in the diagram
- Identify K in the diagram
- Identify L in the diagram
- Identify R in the diagram
- Identify M in the diagram
- Identify P in the diagram
14 Clues: Identify A in the diagram • Identify C in the diagram • Identify O in the diagram • Identify B in the diagram • Identify S in the diagram • Identify K in the diagram • Identify L in the diagram • Identify F in the diagram • Identify I in the diagram • Identify R in the diagram • Identify M in the diagram • Identify P in the diagram • Identify H in the diagram • Identify Q in the diagram
Respiratory System 2018-04-30
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- the word meaning unwanted air in the pleural cavity
- the small air filled sac where gas exchange takes place
- aerobic respiration takes places in this intracellular structure
- during anaerobic respiration, glucose is broken down into energy and which by-product
- sense of smell
- the paranasal sinuses are made up of the frontal sinus and then .......sinus
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- how many lobes does the right lung have?
- short nosed dog for example pugs
- this larynx is connected to the skull by this bony apparatus
- this is the first laryngeal cartilage which covers and protects the respiratory tract duing swallowing
- increased respiratory rate
- the trachea splits into 2 of these
- the amount of air passing in and out of the lungs in a normal breath
- fold this part of the ventral conchae is visible through the nostril
14 Clues: sense of smell • increased respiratory rate • short nosed dog for example pugs • the trachea splits into 2 of these • how many lobes does the right lung have? • the word meaning unwanted air in the pleural cavity • the small air filled sac where gas exchange takes place • this larynx is connected to the skull by this bony apparatus • ...
Respiratory System 2019-04-09
Across
- the area immediately above the trachea
- where air is warmed and moistened
- structure that prevents solids and liquids from entering the respiratory system
- airway found within the lung
- the process of inhalation and exhalation
- the process of using oxygen to convert glucose to ATP
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- airway that leads directly to the lung
- where carbon dioxide concentration is relatively high
- how gases move between the respiratory and cardiovascular systems
- where blood travels after traveling through pumonary capillaries
- contains incomplete rings of cartilage
- where the oral and nasal cavities join
- where particulates from the air are trapped by small hairs
- where bronchioles terminate
14 Clues: where bronchioles terminate • airway found within the lung • where air is warmed and moistened • airway that leads directly to the lung • the area immediately above the trachea • contains incomplete rings of cartilage • where the oral and nasal cavities join • the process of inhalation and exhalation • where carbon dioxide concentration is relatively high • ...
Respiratory System 2019-04-09
Across
- structure that prevents solids and liquids from entering the respiratory system
- where bronchioles terminate
- contains incomplete rings of cartilage
- the process of using oxygen to convert glucose to ATP
- where particulates from the air are trapped by small hairs
- where the oral and nasal cavities join
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- how gases move between the respiratory and cardiovascular systems
- (two words) where carbon dioxide concentration is relatively high
- (two words) where blood travels after traveling through pumonary capillaries
- airway found within the lung
- the process of inhalation and exhalation
- where air is warmed and moistened
- airway that leads directly to the lung
- the area immediately above the trachea
14 Clues: where bronchioles terminate • airway found within the lung • where air is warmed and moistened • airway that leads directly to the lung • the area immediately above the trachea • contains incomplete rings of cartilage • where the oral and nasal cavities join • the process of inhalation and exhalation • the process of using oxygen to convert glucose to ATP • ...
Respiratory System 2019-04-09
Across
- where the oral and nasal cavities join
- airway that leads directly to the lung
- (two words) where blood travels after traveling through pumonary capillaries
- the process of using oxygen to convert glucose to ATP
- contains incomplete rings of cartilage
- how gases move between the respiratory and cardiovascular systems
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- one site where air is warmed and moistened
- the area immediately above the trachea
- (two words) where carbon dioxide concentration is relatively high
- airway found within the lung
- where particulates from the air are trapped by small hairs
- the process of inhalation and exhalation
- structure that prevents solids and liquids from entering the respiratory system
- where bronchioles terminate
14 Clues: where bronchioles terminate • airway found within the lung • the area immediately above the trachea • where the oral and nasal cavities join • airway that leads directly to the lung • contains incomplete rings of cartilage • the process of inhalation and exhalation • one site where air is warmed and moistened • the process of using oxygen to convert glucose to ATP • ...
Respiratory System 2014-04-29
Across
- these divide the lungs into lobes
- gaseous exchange take place here
- large leaf-shaped piece of elastic cartilage that acts as a trap door when swallowing
- breathing in
- major muscle of respiration
- voice box
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- breathing out
- increases surface area in the nasal cavity
- oxygen is bound to this in red blood cells
- volume the volume of one breath
- the movement of water from a less concentrated solution to a more concentrated solution through a partially permeable membrane.
- tubular passageway that extends from the larynx to the superior boarder of the fifth thoracic vertebra
- The movement of particles down a concentration gradient, from an area of high concentration to an area of low concentration.
- throat
14 Clues: throat • voice box • breathing in • breathing out • major muscle of respiration • volume the volume of one breath • gaseous exchange take place here • these divide the lungs into lobes • increases surface area in the nasal cavity • oxygen is bound to this in red blood cells • large leaf-shaped piece of elastic cartilage that acts as a trap door when swallowing • ...
Respiratory system 2023-02-26
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- These are the large tubes that join the lungs to the trachea
- This is the windpipe that joints the mouth and nose to the large tubes of the lungs
- The two main spongy organs of the respiratory system
- This small tissue found near the throat separates the windpipe from the oesophagus and stops food from going into the windpipe
- At the alveoli, gas _________ takes place
- The alveoli are surrounded by these small blood vessels
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- This is the important gas that we need to breathe in
- dioxide This is the waste gas that we breathe out
- The nose is filled with hair-like structures called ______ which are meant to trap any small particles that are inhaled
- This is the process that takes place when we breathe in
- This is the muscle found below the lungs that contract or expand to help the lungs inflate or deflate with air
- These are the much smaller tubes that connect the large tubes with the air sacs
- The lungs contain millions of these air sacs
- This is the process that takes place when we breathe out
14 Clues: At the alveoli, gas _________ takes place • The lungs contain millions of these air sacs • dioxide This is the waste gas that we breathe out • This is the important gas that we need to breathe in • The two main spongy organs of the respiratory system • This is the process that takes place when we breathe in • The alveoli are surrounded by these small blood vessels • ...
Respiratory system 2024-04-09
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- The _________ bronchiole is the portion of the pathway where respiration/gas exchange starts
- Respiratory cells which secrete mucus
- Indentation on medial side of lung
- _____ alveolar cells line alveoli, specialized squamous cells for production of surfactant
- The _________ bronchiole is the last segment of conduction portion of respiratory pathway
- The ______ side of the tracheal wall contains elastic ligamentous membrane and trachealis muscle
- Clusters of tiny, thin walled air sacs were gaseous exchange occurs
- Number of secondary bronchi in the right lung
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- _____ alveolar cells line alveoli, simple squamous epithelium (thin layer allows for gas exchange)
- Space between the left and right vocal ligaments
- Lipid based coating surface of alveoli to prevent collapse
- The pulmonary _______ is where gas exchange actually happens
- Branches of the respiratory bronchioles that lead directly to the alveoli
- The ______ side of the tracheal wall is lined with c-shaped tracheal rings of hyaline cartilage and anular ligaments
14 Clues: Indentation on medial side of lung • Respiratory cells which secrete mucus • Number of secondary bronchi in the right lung • Space between the left and right vocal ligaments • Lipid based coating surface of alveoli to prevent collapse • The pulmonary _______ is where gas exchange actually happens • Clusters of tiny, thin walled air sacs were gaseous exchange occurs • ...
Respiratory System 2024-04-23
14 Clues: Throat. • Windpipe. • Voice box. • Lung airway. • Breathing out. • Lung infection. • Small lung tube. • Swallowing flap. • Breathing organ. • Breathing muscle. • Breathing process. • Breathing entrance. • Breathing condition. • Organs for breathing.
Respiratory system 2024-05-21
14 Clues: aorta • heart • artery • plasma • vessel • pumps blood • carry blood • distribute blood • atrial fibrillation • delicate blood vessels • cardiovascular disease • ventricular tachycardia • cardiac rhythm management • perphiral vascular disease
Respiratory System 2024-10-08
Across
- large muscles on the floor of the chest cavity that cause breathing
- small air sacs in the lungs
- pull air into the lungs
- gas in the air needed by your body
- push air into the lungs
- sticky,slime like substance found in the nose
- gas produced by your body as a waste product
- another name for breathing
- major organs for respiration/breathing
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- tiny hairs found in the nose
- voicebox
- flap of skin that keeps found out of the trachea
- two tubes that branch off trachea to carry air to the lungs
- smallest blood vessels
14 Clues: voicebox • smallest blood vessels • pull air into the lungs • push air into the lungs • another name for breathing • small air sacs in the lungs • tiny hairs found in the nose • gas in the air needed by your body • major organs for respiration/breathing • gas produced by your body as a waste product • sticky,slime like substance found in the nose • ...
Respiratory system 2023-02-03
Across
- clusters of tiny air sacs
- process that makes energy from food
- bones that protect lungs
- a chronic inflammatory disease
- closes off the trachea
- the gas we breath out
- breathing out
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- another word for breathing
- muscle that controls lung movement
- the deepest breath you can take
- largest branches of the lungs
- tiny hair like structures that line nasal passage
- air is 21% this gas
- wind pipe
14 Clues: wind pipe • breathing out • air is 21% this gas • the gas we breath out • closes off the trachea • bones that protect lungs • clusters of tiny air sacs • another word for breathing • largest branches of the lungs • a chronic inflammatory disease • the deepest breath you can take • muscle that controls lung movement • process that makes energy from food • ...
Respiratory System 2022-05-25
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- The system that helps you breathe.
- We use this to smell.
- These fill up when you breathe in.
- Your alveoli do this when you breathe in
- 78% of what you breathe in.
- 21% of what you breathe in.
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- The hollow tube that starts behind the nose, goes down the neck, and ends at the top of the trachea.
- We use this to eat, talk, or chew.
- What you have to do to live.
- Large airways that lead to the lungs. (Also called a windpipe).
- Your alveoli do this when you breathe out.
- The area of the throat containing the vocal cords and used for breathing, swallowing, and talking. Also called voice box.
- Where the gasses go when you breathe in.
- dioxide The gas we breathe out.
14 Clues: We use this to smell. • 78% of what you breathe in. • 21% of what you breathe in. • What you have to do to live. • dioxide The gas we breathe out. • We use this to eat, talk, or chew. • The system that helps you breathe. • These fill up when you breathe in. • Where the gasses go when you breathe in. • Your alveoli do this when you breathe in • ...
Respiratory System 2022-05-11
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- leads to the stomach and lungs
- is also known as the voicebox
- thin lining surrounding the lungs
- Air enters through and is warm and humidified
- Smaller branch
- airways narrow and swell and may produce extra mucus
- Split to the left and right and led into the lungs
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- is a contagious infection that usually attacks your lungs.
- strengthened by cartilage and covered in cilia to sweep food debris and water out of the windpipe
- is also known as the throat
- infection of one or both of the lungs caused by bacteria, viruses, or fungi
- Oral cavity where the air of food enter
- small flap of tissue that covers the airway
- tiny air sacs
14 Clues: tiny air sacs • Smaller branch • is also known as the throat • is also known as the voicebox • leads to the stomach and lungs • thin lining surrounding the lungs • Oral cavity where the air of food enter • small flap of tissue that covers the airway • Air enters through and is warm and humidified • Split to the left and right and led into the lungs • ...
Respiratory System 2023-05-16
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- separates the nasal cavity from the oral cavity
- spoon shaped flap of elastic cartilage, protects the superior opening of the larynx
- air leaving the lungs
- includes the vocal cords and the opening between the vocal cords
- covers the outer surface if the lungs
- smallest conducting passageways in the lungs
- roots air and food into proper channels, plays a role in speech, made of hyaline cartilage and elastic cartilage.
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- simple squamous epithelial cells; the only site for gas exchange
- forms when oxygen travels attached to a hemoglobin in RBC.
- a lipid molecule that coats gas-exposed alveolar surfaces, secreted by cuboidal surfactant secreting cells
- oxygen enters the blood, carbon dioxide enters the alveoli, gas exchanges occur as a result
- flow of air into lungs
- muscular passageway from nasal cavity to larynx
- COPD and Lung cancer patients ALMOST always have a history of _______
14 Clues: air leaving the lungs • flow of air into lungs • covers the outer surface if the lungs • smallest conducting passageways in the lungs • separates the nasal cavity from the oral cavity • muscular passageway from nasal cavity to larynx • forms when oxygen travels attached to a hemoglobin in RBC. • simple squamous epithelial cells; the only site for gas exchange • ...
Respiratory System 2024-12-02
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- this is below the Bronchus
- _____ sinus
- ______ sinus
- _______ lung
- _____ lung
- how you smell
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- this is below the larynx
- Nasal _________
- this is below the right lung
- this is above the right lung
- this is pointing to the back of the throat
- this is below the nose
- _______ cavity
- this starts with a B and is below the Trachea
14 Clues: _____ lung • _____ sinus • ______ sinus • _______ lung • how you smell • _______ cavity • Nasal _________ • this is below the nose • this is below the larynx • this is below the Bronchus • this is below the right lung • this is above the right lung • this is pointing to the back of the throat • this starts with a B and is below the Trachea
DEVELOPMENTAL ASPECTS OF THE MUSCULAR SYSTEM 2019-12-31
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- _______ of the muscle can degenerate and atrophy.
- Muscle fibers not stimulated properly, they get progressively.
- Is the types of movement for the baby.
- The connective will increases while the muscle tissue?
- System's control of the skeletal muscles becomes more and more pricise.
- The respiratory became _______ when respiratory muscles no longer function.
- What system that muscular exercise increase?
- Skeletal muscle activity maintains bone health and _______?
- What system that stimulates and regulates muscle activity?
- Skeletal muscle size promotes increased.
- What system that delivers oxygen and nutrients to muscles?
- Skeletal muscles in amazing _______ to infection throughout life.
- What system that provides nutrient needed for muscle health?
- Immune molecules that mark the receptors for destruction.
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- progresses from the extremities upwards, affecting the head and chest muscles.
- What system that protects muscles disease?
- What system influence skeletal muscle strength and mass?
- a group of inherited muscle-destroying disease that affect specific muscle groups.
- The muscle that decrease by about 50% by age 80.
- What system that help skin helps dissipate?
- Can perform the gross movements like waving "bye-bye".
- What system that skeletal muscle forms the voluntary?
- Muscular _______ proceed in a proximal/distal direction.
- Disease involves of shortage of _______ receptors at neuromuscular junctions.
- Development proceeds in a superior/inferior _______.
- appear to enlarge because of fat and connective tissue deposits.
- muscular dystrophy is the most common and serious form.
- Can be a factor for diseased muscle fibers called dystrophin.
- Disease that can affect muscles during _______ is myasthenia gravis.
29 Clues: Is the types of movement for the baby. • Skeletal muscle size promotes increased. • What system that protects muscles disease? • What system that help skin helps dissipate? • What system that muscular exercise increase? • The muscle that decrease by about 50% by age 80. • _______ of the muscle can degenerate and atrophy. • ...
Hbs 2023-11-09
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- The thing that keeps you warm
- The muscle that is responsible for your digestive system
- Lets you sense things
- The bone that is rigid
- The system that is responsible for oxygen and breathing
- what Muscle is for the heart
- The system that keeps you insulated
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- The bone that protect vital organs
- The system that gives you structure
- Lets you move your body
- the part of the integumentary system that is on your head
- biggest organ in the integumentary system?
- A thing you need to life related to respiratory system
- this is what you breath in
- This is what comes out when you breath
15 Clues: Lets you sense things • The bone that is rigid • Lets you move your body • this is what you breath in • what Muscle is for the heart • The thing that keeps you warm • The bone that protect vital organs • The system that gives you structure • The system that keeps you insulated • This is what comes out when you breath • biggest organ in the integumentary system? • ...
Corona Crossword 2020-08-17
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- Severe Acute Respiratory System
- a illness that affects the lungs and respiratory system.
- a period of time which people are placed when they have been exposed to an infectious disease
- a item that you where to help protect yourself from respiratory droplets
- a droplet that is produced by the respiratory system containing saliva or mucus
- A microscope with a high magnification that uses electrical beams instead of light
- center for disease control
- a viral infection that is easily caught
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- A infection that is too small to be seen with a regular microscope, also in order to reproduce it needs a host
- an organism that uses other cells as hosts
- when a disease is effecting the whole world or entire country
- molecules that are made up of amino acid chains
- Place where the first case of covid was reported
- Disease causing the 2020 pandemic
- makes proteins
15 Clues: makes proteins • center for disease control • Severe Acute Respiratory System • Disease causing the 2020 pandemic • a viral infection that is easily caught • an organism that uses other cells as hosts • molecules that are made up of amino acid chains • Place where the first case of covid was reported • a illness that affects the lungs and respiratory system. • ...
Organ Systems 2023-10-31
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- Puts oxygen into the body & removes Carbon dioxide
- Fights of diseases and keeps the body healthy
- Major organ of the Circulatory system
- Carries blood and nutrients to the cells of the body
- Takes food & breaks it down into nutrients the body needs
- Major organs of the Muscular System
- Major organ of the Nervous System
- Major organ of the Respiratory System
- Removes wastes & harmful substances from blood
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- Helps to protect & support body parts; also helps the body move
- Major organ of the Immune System
- Major organ of the Digestive System
- Controls all the body’s functions
- Major organ of the Excretory System
- Major organs of the Skeletal System
- Helps the body move & transports materials throughout he body
16 Clues: Major organ of the Immune System • Controls all the body’s functions • Major organ of the Nervous System • Major organ of the Digestive System • Major organ of the Excretory System • Major organs of the Skeletal System • Major organs of the Muscular System • Major organ of the Circulatory system • Major organ of the Respiratory System • ...
Corona Crossword 2020-08-17
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- an organism that uses other cells as hosts.
- a viral infection that is easily caught.
- when a disease is effecting the whole world or entire country.
- Disease causing the 2020 pandemic
- makes proteins
- Place where the first case of covid was reported
- a droplet that is produced by the respiratory system containing saliva or mucus.
- a item that you where to help protect yourself from respiratory droplets.
- A infection that is too small to be seen with a regular microscope, also in order to reproduce it needs a host.
- a illness that affects the lungs and respiratory system.
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- A microscope with a high magnification that uses electrical beams instead of light.
- molecules that are made up of amino acid chains
- center for disease control
- Severe Acute Respiratory System.
- a period of time which people are placed when they have been exposed to an infectious disease.
15 Clues: makes proteins • center for disease control • Severe Acute Respiratory System. • Disease causing the 2020 pandemic • a viral infection that is easily caught. • an organism that uses other cells as hosts. • molecules that are made up of amino acid chains • Place where the first case of covid was reported • a illness that affects the lungs and respiratory system. • ...
Corona Time 2020-08-17
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- Severe Acute Respiratory System
- A illness that affects the lungs and respiratory system
- A period of time which people are placed when they have been exposed to an infectious disease
- A item that you wear to help protect yourself from respiratory droplets
- A droplet that is produced by the respiratory system containing saliva or mucus
- A microscope with a high magnification that uses electrical beams instead of light
- Center for Disease Control
- A viral infection that is easily caught
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- A infection that is too small to be seen with a regular microscope, also in order to reproduce it needs a host
- An organism that uses other cells as hosts
- When a disease is effecting the whole world or entire country
- Molecules that are made up of amino acid chains
- Place where the first case of covid was reported
- Disease causing the 2020 pandemic
- A nucleic acid that makes proteins
15 Clues: Center for Disease Control • Severe Acute Respiratory System • Disease causing the 2020 pandemic • A nucleic acid that makes proteins • A viral infection that is easily caught • An organism that uses other cells as hosts • Molecules that are made up of amino acid chains • Place where the first case of covid was reported • ...
Bri7 2022-02-23
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- stores the bile
- what the body needs but doesn't make
- small part of the kidney that filters blood
- liquid waste
- cleans toxins from the blood,makes bile
- uses o2 to break apart glucose]
- muscles push food through the digestive system
- the change of food into new substances
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- organs that break food down into nutrients
- tubes that connect the bladder and kidneys
- brings o2 and removes co2
- food broken into smaller peices
- cavity space in chest
- tiny air spaces in lungs
- exit tube
- organ that filters blood
- system regulates liquid in the blood
17 Clues: exit tube • liquid waste • stores the bile • cavity space in chest • tiny air spaces in lungs • organ that filters blood • brings o2 and removes co2 • food broken into smaller peices • uses o2 to break apart glucose] • what the body needs but doesn't make • system regulates liquid in the blood • the change of food into new substances • cleans toxins from the blood,makes bile • ...
Respiratory System 2013-05-30
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- two branches of the trachea that each leads to a lung
- System a collection of organs whose primary function is to take in oxygen and expel carbon dioxide; the organs of this system include the lungs, the throat, and the passageways that lead to the lungs
- the smallest of the tubes that the bronchi branch off to which are also lined with cilia and mucus
- the process of releasing air from the lungs
- a large skeletal muscle that separates the thoracic cavity from the abdominal cavity
- a cartilaginous tube called the windpipe
- clusters of air sacs at the end of bronchioles
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- the site of gas exchange between the atmosphere and the blood
- Respiration the exchange of gases between the atmosphere and the blood
- Respiration the exchange of gases between the blood and the cells of the body
- the process of taking in air into the lungs
- a tube at the back of the nasal cavities and the mouth
- a flap of cartilage
- the upper end of the trachea
14 Clues: a flap of cartilage • the upper end of the trachea • a cartilaginous tube called the windpipe • the process of taking in air into the lungs • the process of releasing air from the lungs • clusters of air sacs at the end of bronchioles • two branches of the trachea that each leads to a lung • a tube at the back of the nasal cavities and the mouth • ...
Respiratory System 2023-03-09
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- Pertaining to a blood vessel.
- Snoring sound heard during inspiration or expiration.
- Patients with asthma have spasms of the …..
- A general term for a deficiency of oxygen in body.
- Improve the ability to cough up mucus from the respiratory tract.
- Refers to the lungs or respiratory system.
- Snoring sound heard during inspiration or expiration.
- An incision of the trachea to allow for oxygen.
- An inflammation of the pleura.
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- The exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide which takes place in small sacs in the lungs.
- A wire loop instrument used for excision of polyps.
- The diagnosis of a patient who is breathing rapidly.
- One of the four major disorders included in COPD.
- Any of several tests used to evaluate respiratory function
- Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease.
15 Clues: Pertaining to a blood vessel. • An inflammation of the pleura. • Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease. • Refers to the lungs or respiratory system. • Patients with asthma have spasms of the ….. • An incision of the trachea to allow for oxygen. • One of the four major disorders included in COPD. • A general term for a deficiency of oxygen in body. • ...
Respiratory System 2022-11-12
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- contains nine cartilages
- increased lung volumes with flattened domes
- defect on chromosome 7 results in pulmonary, GI, and endocrine dysfunction
- tip of epiglottis to larynx
- forms nervous system of respiratory tract
- outer layer of connective tissue
- exhalation that occurs during rest
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- serous membrane that covers the lungs
- muscles of inspiration active during increased demand
- folds connecting epiglottis and tongue form this space
- cover about 90% of the alveolar surface
- extends below cricoid cartilage to sternal angle
- composed of connective tissue, bronchial glands, and smooth fibers that wrap around the airway
- composed of manubrium, body and xiphoid process
14 Clues: contains nine cartilages • tip of epiglottis to larynx • outer layer of connective tissue • exhalation that occurs during rest • serous membrane that covers the lungs • cover about 90% of the alveolar surface • forms nervous system of respiratory tract • increased lung volumes with flattened domes • composed of manubrium, body and xiphoid process • ...
RESPIRATORY SYSTEM 2018-09-18
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- the part of the respiratory tract that includes the lungs
- swelling or inflammation of the bronchi
- the air passages in the bronchial tree swell and constrict and it can be triggered by an allergic reaction, exercise, intense fear or nervousness
- the part of the respiratory tract that includes the throat and nose
- millions of tiny air sacks where their main function is to exchange gases with the blood
- occurs in the lungs when the cancer cells grow out of control and destroy the air sacs in the lungs
- air is carried into the alveoli where air passes through the alveoli into the veins that carry it to the heart
- air sacs in the lungs become enlarged and lose their elasticity
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- carbon dioxide is carried up the airways and out of the body
- the main organs of the respiratory system
- an infection of the lungs and causes difficulty breathing
- a large muscle that separates the chest from the abdomen
- system is the group of passages that exchanges gases
- tree shaped passages in the lungs
14 Clues: tree shaped passages in the lungs • swelling or inflammation of the bronchi • the main organs of the respiratory system • system is the group of passages that exchanges gases • a large muscle that separates the chest from the abdomen • the part of the respiratory tract that includes the lungs • an infection of the lungs and causes difficulty breathing • ...