respiratory system Crossword Puzzles
unit 21 2018-04-24
Across
- léguti
- szakképzett
- nőgyógyász
- kezelés
- gyulladás
- bőrgyógyászati
- megelőzés
- meggyógyulás
Down
- izom
- barlang
- forrás
- kiemelkedő
- újrafasítás
- súly
- belélegzés
- vízalati
- oldott (vízben)
17 Clues: izom • súly • forrás • léguti • barlang • kezelés • vízalati • gyulladás • megelőzés • kiemelkedő • nőgyógyász • belélegzés • újrafasítás • szakképzett • meggyógyulás • bőrgyógyászati • oldott (vízben)
Take Care of Yourself 2022-04-19
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- is the scientific study of functions and mechanisms in a living system.
- is a colorless and odorless gas that is in the air and required to sustain life.
- system is the network of organs and tissues that help you breathe. It includes your airways, lungs and blood vessels.
- is a chronic or persistent disorder of the mental processes caused by brain disease or injury and marked by memory disorders, personality changes, and impaired reasoning.
- system includes bones, muscles, tendons, ligaments and soft tissues.
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- is a complex brain structure embedded deep into temporal lobe. It has a major role in learning and memory.
- studies the mechanics of human movement and how they impact our health and wellbeing
- or circulatory, system supplies the body with blood. It consists of the heart, arteries, veins, and capillaries.
- study the nervous system, neural pathways and how the brain transmits information to various parts of the body.
- take oxygen from the air and carry it to other parts of the body
10 Clues: take oxygen from the air and carry it to other parts of the body • system includes bones, muscles, tendons, ligaments and soft tissues. • is the scientific study of functions and mechanisms in a living system. • is a colorless and odorless gas that is in the air and required to sustain life. • ...
acute respiratory viral disease in children. 2023-12-08
Across
- *Identify the viral infection causing high fever and a distinctive red rash in children.
- *What virus is responsible for hand, foot, and mouth disease in children?*
- *What term describes the inflammation of the voice box and windpipe in children?*
- *Identify the contagious viral infection causing a rash with small red spots in children.*
- *Which viral infection can result in a sudden and severe cough in children?*
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- *Identify the common respiratory virus leading to ear infections in children.*
- *Which viral infection, often occurring in outbreaks, can cause hand-foot-and-mouth disease in children?*
- *Which respiratory virus can lead to pneumonia in infants and young children?*
- *Which illness primarily affects children between 6 months and 3 years of age?*
- *What is the common term for viral gastroenteritis often affecting children?*
- *What term refers to inflammation of the middle ear often associated with respiratory infections?*
- *What is the common name for the acute respiratory viral disease in children?
12 Clues: *What virus is responsible for hand, foot, and mouth disease in children?* • *Which viral infection can result in a sudden and severe cough in children?* • *What is the common term for viral gastroenteritis often affecting children?* • *What is the common name for the acute respiratory viral disease in children? • ...
SARS 2022-01-04
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- The body system that the SARS virus affects the most
- Respiratory ________
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- Fever of 100.4 degrees or more
- Another name for Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome
4 Clues: Respiratory ________ • Fever of 100.4 degrees or more • Another name for Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome • The body system that the SARS virus affects the most
Genetic Disorders 2017-02-06
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- inability to breakdown some amino acids
- excessive thick mucus in the respiratory system
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- deterioration of the nervous system and brain
- inability to breakdown lipids causing too many lipids in the brain
- cannot produce melanin
5 Clues: cannot produce melanin • inability to breakdown some amino acids • deterioration of the nervous system and brain • excessive thick mucus in the respiratory system • inability to breakdown lipids causing too many lipids in the brain
Year 8 Science Revision (Semester 2) By John Nguyen 2013-11-24
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- The energy that a body or system has because of its motion.
- A Living organism with independent movement.
- What do you use to look at cells in detail?
- What is a cell with no nucleus?
- What's the control centre of a plant & animal cell?
- The respiratory organ in vertebrates, a air-breathing vertebrate.
- A large vital organ, a glandular vascular organ in vertebrates that secretes bile, stores and filters blood.
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- A Female reproductive organ.
- Something that surrounds the cytoplasm, which substances pass in and out of the cell
- Tthe smallest portion into which an element can be divided and still retain its properties, made up of a dense, positively charged nucleus surrounded by a system of electrons.
- A food and voice organ. In people and animals, the opening in the head and its surrounding lips, gums, tongue, and teeth, through which food is taken in and through which sounds come out.
- The building blocks of life.
- The Outermost layer of cell
- The control centre of the Nervous System.
- A collection of tissues joined in a structural unit to serve a common function.
- Only in a plant cell, an organelle used to store water and dissolved substances.
- A group of cells in an organism.
17 Clues: The Outermost layer of cell • A Female reproductive organ. • The building blocks of life. • What is a cell with no nucleus? • A group of cells in an organism. • The control centre of the Nervous System. • What do you use to look at cells in detail? • A Living organism with independent movement. • What's the control centre of a plant & animal cell? • ...
Solve the Crossword puzzle 2023-03-05
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- largest internal organ I the human body
- filters the blood and remove the waste
- Ateries,capillaries and veins are all the parts of system.
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- system bring in oxygen and remove carbon dioxide
- system supports and protects the various organs of the human body
5 Clues: filters the blood and remove the waste • largest internal organ I the human body • system bring in oxygen and remove carbon dioxide • Ateries,capillaries and veins are all the parts of system. • system supports and protects the various organs of the human body
Nervous System 2014-02-10
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- Generally conducts impulses away from the cell body
- Chemicals released by neurons, muscles, or glands
- Neuron that conducts impulses toward the CNS from the body periphery
- Specialized cells that myelin ate the fibers of neurons found in the PNS
- Changes, occurring within or outside the body, that affect nervous system functioning
- Contains autonomic centers, which regulate blood pressure and respiratory rhythm, as well as coughing and sneezing
- Increases the speed of impulse transmission
- Junction or point of close contact between neurons
- Neuron, serving as part of the conduction pathway between sensory and motor neurons
- Bundle of nerve processes inside the CNS
- Gaps in a myelin sheath
- Contains reflex centers involved in regulating respiratory rhythm in conjunction with lower brain-stem centers
- Large fiber tract connecting the cerebral hemispheres
- The resting potential is reversed as sodium ions rush into the neuron
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- Neuron that conducts impulses away from the CNS to muscles and glands
- Site of regulation of water balance and body temperature
- Conducts electrical currents toward the cell body
- Sensory receptors found in the skin, which are specialized to detect temperature, pressure changes, and pain
- Releases neurotransmitters
- Collection of nerve cell bodies found outside the CNS
- Sensory receptors found in muscle and tendons that detect their degree of stretch
- Important relay station for afferent fibers traveling to the sensory cortex for interpretation
- responsible for the regulation of posture and coordination of skeletal muscle movements
- Location of the nucleus
- Outermost covering of the brain, composed of tough fibrous connective tissue
25 Clues: Gaps in a myelin sheath • Location of the nucleus • Releases neurotransmitters • Bundle of nerve processes inside the CNS • Increases the speed of impulse transmission • Conducts electrical currents toward the cell body • Chemicals released by neurons, muscles, or glands • Junction or point of close contact between neurons • ...
GRADY-JADEN 8C 2024-09-10
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- external intercostal muscle contract and pull the rib cage
- the bronchioles end in tiny air sacs called
- known as windpipe
- in the chest the trachea branches into
- diaphragm muscle
- the inflation of the bronchi that may be caused by tar and irritants in cigarette smoke
- diaphragm muscle
- the lungs in a space called
- the natural cleansing of the lungs is disrupted leading tot he accumulation of
- volume of thoracic cavity decrease causing air pressure in the lungs to
- disease in which there is uncontrolled growth of cells in the lungs mainly due to cigarette smoke
- thoracic cavity is separated from the abdominal cavity by a muscular sheet known as the
- cause addiction to smokers
- out the higher air pressure inside the lungs pushes
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- the wall of trachea contains
- ribcage consist of
- internal intercostal muscle contract and rib cage moves
- volume of thoracic cavity increases causing air pressure in the lungs to
- each bronchus splits into smaller tubes called
- such as benzene formaldehyde and cadmium cause the growth of abnormal cells in the lungs which are cancerous
- condition due to the damage of alveoli in the lungs caused by harmful substances such as irritants in cigarette smoke
- the lungs are protected inside the
- monoxide in smoke binds to haemoglobin reducing oxygen carrying capacity causing impaired ling function and increased respiratory stress
- chronic disorder in which the air passages of the lungs periodically become to narrow duo to murcus being produced excessily
- air enter the respiratory system
25 Clues: diaphragm muscle • diaphragm muscle • known as windpipe • ribcage consist of • cause addiction to smokers • the lungs in a space called • the wall of trachea contains • air enter the respiratory system • the lungs are protected inside the • in the chest the trachea branches into • the bronchioles end in tiny air sacs called • each bronchus splits into smaller tubes called • ...
GROUP 3 2024-10-22
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- a common single-use plastic that contributes to litter.
- Global movement advocating for reduced plastic use.
- making more eco-friendly choices, we can make a significant difference for...... generations
- The accumulation of plastic waste causes damage to a complex network of living organisms and their environment.
- The institution responsible for creating policies to address environmental issues, including plastic waste.
- disruption can lead to hia type of health problem related to reproduction
- one of the impacts of plastics pollution
- respiratory disease worsened by exposure to plastic fumes
- Minuscule plastic fragments, often less than 5 millimeters, that permeate ecosystems, food, and water, posing insidious long-term health risks due to their pervasive presence in the environment
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- Single-use plastics significantly contribute to a specific type of pollution
- Animals living in natural habitats, both on land and in the sea, are at risk due to plastic pollution.
- Alternatives to single-use plastics are often described as _____, focusing on reducing environmental harm. Products or practices that promote environmental sustainability.
- a characteristic of single-use plastics that drives widespread usage despite their severe environmental and health consequences
- Type of pollution that caused by plastic waste
- term describes the gradual breakdown of plastics
- Maintaining the system responsible for the exchange of gases in living organisms, which can be adversely affected by exposure to harmful fumes.
- the primary environmental concern related to single-use plastics
- Reduce plastic pollution by using this materials
- effects on environment because plastic pollution.
- The accumulation of discarded single-use plastics that requires costly management processes for disposal and recycling
20 Clues: one of the impacts of plastics pollution • Type of pollution that caused by plastic waste • term describes the gradual breakdown of plastics • Reduce plastic pollution by using this materials • effects on environment because plastic pollution. • Global movement advocating for reduced plastic use. • a common single-use plastic that contributes to litter. • ...
Tissues 2020-10-25
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- air sacs of the lungs
- intervertebral dics, knee joints, pelvic gridle
- Kidney tubules
- cells - Inflammatory response
- Urinary bladder
- Surrounding glands
- framework for some organs
- Skin
- (fat) cushions joints & organs
- binds skin to underlying organs, fills space
- lines respiratory passages
- ends of bones in joints, nose, supportive rings of respiratory passage
- Line internal body cavities that lead to outside
- blood cell portion of bone
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- Male urethra & ducts defrens, pharynx
- -Line joints
- Phagocytize foreign particles
- lining small inestines
- absorption, excretion- jobs of epithelial tissues
- Skin/oral cavity
- produce fibers in the extracellular matrix
- ear structures, larynx
- cylinder shaped units surronding a central canal with concentric layers forming outward
- transports nutrients & maintains homeostasis
24 Clues: Skin • -Line joints • Kidney tubules • Urinary bladder • Skin/oral cavity • Surrounding glands • air sacs of the lungs • lining small inestines • ear structures, larynx • framework for some organs • lines respiratory passages • blood cell portion of bone • cells - Inflammatory response • Phagocytize foreign particles • (fat) cushions joints & organs • Male urethra & ducts defrens, pharynx • ...
Medical Vocabulary 2025-10-27
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- Abnormally low body temperature
- Rapid respiratory rate
- pulse site forearm
- Normal range:97.7–99.5°F
- Low
- Low blood pressure
- Ms.Phillips Birthday
- pulse site neck
- High
- Normal: around 120/80 mmHg
- Normal: 95–100%
- Pulse site on the foot
- High blood pressure
- pulse site behind the knee
- Heart Rate above 100
- slow
- pulse site wrist
- Temporary cessation of breathing
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- Breathing
- Another Name for Fever
- Uses a fingertip sensor
- Normal adult range: 12–20 breaths/min
- Fast
- Blood Pressure cuff
- Slow respiratory rate
- Normal adult range: 60–100 bpm
- Elevated body temperature
- Heart Rate below 60
- 1-10 Scale for pain
- pulse site over the heart
30 Clues: Low • Fast • High • slow • Breathing • pulse site neck • Normal: 95–100% • pulse site wrist • pulse site forearm • Low blood pressure • Blood Pressure cuff • Heart Rate below 60 • 1-10 Scale for pain • High blood pressure • Ms.Phillips Birthday • Heart Rate above 100 • Slow respiratory rate • Rapid respiratory rate • Another Name for Fever • Pulse site on the foot • Uses a fingertip sensor • ...
Metabolism is crazy! 2021-12-07
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- the system that takes in oxygen
- a claim supported by evidence
- a group of atoms joined together in a particular way
- a category of large molecules that perform important functions inside living things
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- the body's use of molecules
- From the air
- a type of energy storage molecule made of many glucose molecules connected together
- Breaks down starch
- the process of making clear how your evidence supports your claim
9 Clues: From the air • Breaks down starch • the body's use of molecules • a claim supported by evidence • the system that takes in oxygen • a group of atoms joined together in a particular way • the process of making clear how your evidence supports your claim • a type of energy storage molecule made of many glucose molecules connected together • ...
The Respiratory System 2020-11-15
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- organ for gas exchange
- tubular air passageway
- air is filtered and moistened
- food blocking valve
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- run from the trachea to alveoli
- oxygen exchange sacs
6 Clues: food blocking valve • oxygen exchange sacs • organ for gas exchange • tubular air passageway • air is filtered and moistened • run from the trachea to alveoli
The respiratory system 2021-05-27
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- is a body fluid in humans and other animals that delivers necessary substances
- blood vessels that carry blood towards the heart
- an artery in the pulmonary circulation that carries deoxygenated blood from the right side of the heart to the lungs
- largest artery in the body
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- is one of four chambers of the heart
- is the first chamber to receive deoxygenated blood returning from the body
6 Clues: largest artery in the body • is one of four chambers of the heart • blood vessels that carry blood towards the heart • is the first chamber to receive deoxygenated blood returning from the body • is a body fluid in humans and other animals that delivers necessary substances • ...
Respiratory system crossword 2022-04-14
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- o2
- Something you use to eat.
- Pumps blood throughout the body.
- The human body has two -----.
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- The voice box is called
- is Another word for throat.
6 Clues: o2 • The voice box is called • Something you use to eat. • is Another word for throat. • The human body has two -----. • Pumps blood throughout the body.
Human respiratory system 2019-05-23
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- Stay away from the end of the nasal cavities.
- Is the position where gas is exchanged between the air and the blood.
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- Is a pipe of air passage from the nose into the nostril.
- An open hole on the outside of the airway.
- cavities Have nasal conchae.
- Is the main structure of the respiratory system.
6 Clues: cavities Have nasal conchae. • An open hole on the outside of the airway. • Stay away from the end of the nasal cavities. • Is the main structure of the respiratory system. • Is a pipe of air passage from the nose into the nostril. • Is the position where gas is exchanged between the air and the blood.
The Respiratory System 2016-01-11
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- where the vocal cords are at
- the windpipe.
- where the lungs are covered by
- we use to breath in and out
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- the partition separating the thoracic cavity from the abdominal cavity
- connects the mouth with the nasal cavity
6 Clues: the windpipe. • we use to breath in and out • where the vocal cords are at • where the lungs are covered by • connects the mouth with the nasal cavity • the partition separating the thoracic cavity from the abdominal cavity
Respiratory System Puzzle 2023-03-10
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- is when you don't feel safe around something
- to breathe out
- tobacco smoking is the practice of burning tobacco and ingesting the resulting smoke. The smoke may be inhaled, as is done with cigarettes, or simply released
- verb to emit breath or vapor. transitive verb to breathe out
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- When you inhale (breathe in), air enters your lungs, and oxygen from that air moves to your blood. At the same time, carbon dioxide, a waste gas, moves from your blood to the lungs
- energy releases energy when occurring with evolution or releasing energy. exothermic. Exothermic, heat-
6 Clues: to breathe out • is when you don't feel safe around something • verb to emit breath or vapor. transitive verb to breathe out • energy releases energy when occurring with evolution or releasing energy. exothermic. Exothermic, heat- • ...
Human Respiratory System 2024-03-20
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- involves the movement of the diaphragm and the rib cage
- ribs move up
- cavity air passes through our nostrils into
- a large muscular sheet is called
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- cavity lungs are present in the
- ribs move down
6 Clues: ribs move up • ribs move down • cavity lungs are present in the • a large muscular sheet is called • cavity air passes through our nostrils into • involves the movement of the diaphragm and the rib cage
the respiratory system 2023-04-17
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- you should not do it
- it keeps your lungs and heart nice and healthy
- vital organ that pumps blood
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- breathe in air and take out carbon dioxide
- interconnected with the muscular and respiratory systems
- lung disease involving repetitive breathing problems
6 Clues: you should not do it • vital organ that pumps blood • breathe in air and take out carbon dioxide • it keeps your lungs and heart nice and healthy • lung disease involving repetitive breathing problems • interconnected with the muscular and respiratory systems
Respiratory 2 2021-12-08
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- The volume of air inspired or expired with each breath
- In the blood there is a HIGH CONCENTRATION of _______ ________ bringing blood from the muscles.
- The intercostal muscles relax and so the _____ ______ returns to normal
- Their walls are very thin and moist to help oxygen and carbon dioxide pass through. This process is called ____________
- Oxygen Diffuses into the Blood Stream via the _______________ and Carbon Dioxide Diffuses out of the Blood into the Alveoli (Lungs) to be expired
- The air left in the lungs after maximal exhalation.
- The chest cavity gets smaller and so pressure in the lungs ____________
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- The chest down and diaphragm up. Decreases volume of the thoracic cavity air rush out
- The diaphragm ________ pushing it up.
- the maximum amount of air that can be forcibly exhaled after maximal inhalation
- muscles The _______________ contract and pull the rib cage up and out
- The chest cavity gets larger causing pressure in the lungs to _____________.
- The chest moves up and out, diaphragm flattens down. Increases the volume of the thoracic cavity air rush in
- Air moves into the lungs from the higher outside ___________
- The _____________ contracts causing it to flatten
- In the lungs there is a HIGH CONCENTRATION of _________ from the air breathed in
16 Clues: The diaphragm ________ pushing it up. • The _____________ contracts causing it to flatten • The air left in the lungs after maximal exhalation. • The volume of air inspired or expired with each breath • Air moves into the lungs from the higher outside ___________ • muscles The _______________ contract and pull the rib cage up and out • ...
Respiratory anatomy 2018-10-24
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- muscular air passages
- location of olfactory receptors(two words no space)
- vocal cord location
- cartilage that attaches to vocal cords
- covers air passage when swallowing
- bronchi that goes to lung segments
- separates lung lobes
- number of lobes in right lung
- bronchi going to lungs
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- cartilage on top of arytenoid cartilage
- location of the auditory tube opening
- gas exchange structures
- type of cartilage in epiglottis
- nasal cavity bones
- type of cartilage in trachea
- C-ring cartilage
16 Clues: C-ring cartilage • nasal cavity bones • vocal cord location • separates lung lobes • muscular air passages • bronchi going to lungs • gas exchange structures • type of cartilage in trachea • number of lobes in right lung • type of cartilage in epiglottis • covers air passage when swallowing • bronchi that goes to lung segments • location of the auditory tube opening • ...
Pediatric Respiratory 2023-03-06
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- a high pitched sound heard primarily on inspiration that results from an upper airway obstruction
- airway disease characterized by inflammation and obstruction resulting from edema and increased mucous production
- an adrenergic bronchodilator used for rescue treatment of asthma
- middle and upper airway disease characterized by a seal like cough
- the pulling inward of intercostal muscles during labored breathing
- inflammation of the small bronchioles frequently caused by RSV
- the sound caused by excessive fluid in the airways
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- difficulty speaking
- life threatening bacterial croup with inflammation of the epiglottis and potential tracheal occlusion
- fibrosis an autosomal recessive illness that interferes with the Na and Cl crossing the cell membranes results in thick mucous
- bacterial or viral throat inflammation
- respiratory distress
- widening of the nostrils and a sign of respiratory distress
- enlargement of the palatine tonsils
- a drug class used to loosen and liquefy secretions.
- a whistling sound that results from air obstruction in the lungs
16 Clues: difficulty speaking • respiratory distress • enlargement of the palatine tonsils • bacterial or viral throat inflammation • the sound caused by excessive fluid in the airways • a drug class used to loosen and liquefy secretions. • widening of the nostrils and a sign of respiratory distress • inflammation of the small bronchioles frequently caused by RSV • ...
Respiratory medications 2023-01-12
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- 5-15 mins onset rescuer
- assess in kids for systemic side effects (2)
- teach freq drinks, hard candy, gum
- best way to administer a rescuer
- route DPI/MDI
- improves delivery of medication ( MDIs)
- Common side of effects of pharyngitis and thrush
- use caution for ppl with elevated BUN and creatinine
- growth suppression in kids
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- makes you sleepy as a systemic effect
- when your rescuer fails seek (2)
- oral care after use (2)
- Heparin drip is commonly use to think the blood when treating this
- when taking prednisone this may be prescribe PRN
- limit intake on Isoniazid
- Bronchodilators can cause
16 Clues: route DPI/MDI • 5-15 mins onset rescuer • oral care after use (2) • limit intake on Isoniazid • Bronchodilators can cause • growth suppression in kids • when your rescuer fails seek (2) • best way to administer a rescuer • teach freq drinks, hard candy, gum • makes you sleepy as a systemic effect • improves delivery of medication ( MDIs) • ...
NRSG1710 Respiratory 2022-05-09
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- The ease of lung inflation
- Protein that transfers oxygen in the blood
- Thick mucous produced by the lungs
- Begins at the larynx and divides into 2 bronchi
- passageway extending from skull base to level of C6
- Major muscle of breathing
- Functional unit of the lung/where external respiration occurs
- Bifurcation of trachea
- When something enters the airway accidentally
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- Low oxygen level in the blood
- Movement of air into and out of the lungs
- lack of adequate oxygen of the tissue.
- Detect changes of pH, CO2, and O2 in blood
- How much the lungs expand
- Lipoprotein allowing alveoli to inflate
- Absence of breathing
16 Clues: Absence of breathing • Bifurcation of trachea • How much the lungs expand • Major muscle of breathing • The ease of lung inflation • Low oxygen level in the blood • Thick mucous produced by the lungs • lack of adequate oxygen of the tissue. • Lipoprotein allowing alveoli to inflate • Movement of air into and out of the lungs • Detect changes of pH, CO2, and O2 in blood • ...
Respiratory Crossword 2025-06-07
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- The individual bones that make up the spinal column
- The medical term for breathing too fast
- The membrane that lines the thoracic cavity and covers the lungs
- The lower end of the sternum
- The medical term for breathing too slowly
- The type of cartilage that connects ribs to sternum
- The protective bony structure enclosing the lungs and heart
- The long flat bone located in the center of the chest
- Main muscle responsible for respiration
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- Medical term for collarbone
- The number of lobes in the right lung
- The uppermost notch of the sternum
- The space between ribs
- The tube that connects the larynx to bronchi
- The medical term for short of breath
- The part of the lungs where gas exchange occurs
16 Clues: The space between ribs • Medical term for collarbone • The lower end of the sternum • The uppermost notch of the sternum • The medical term for short of breath • The number of lobes in the right lung • The medical term for breathing too fast • Main muscle responsible for respiration • The medical term for breathing too slowly • The tube that connects the larynx to bronchi • ...
NonInfectious Disease Review 2023-04-03
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- High blood pressure
- artery of the brain breaks or gets blocked
- airways of the respiratory system become inflamed
- comes up continuously on or off over a long period of time
- improper blood flow through the arteries
- non-harmful tumor
- prevents body from breaking down food into energy
- harmful tumor
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- extreme sensitivity to a substance
- comes from birth defects, genetic disorders, or passed down from parents
- cancer that comes from excessive exposure to direct sunlight
- cancer causing substances
- blood flow to the heart slows or stops & cardiac muscle is damaged
- abnormal cells multiply out of control
- acronym to check if a mole is possibly cancerous
- disease that can't be spread from one person to another
- breakdown of body cells, tissues, and organs
17 Clues: harmful tumor • non-harmful tumor • High blood pressure • cancer causing substances • extreme sensitivity to a substance • abnormal cells multiply out of control • improper blood flow through the arteries • artery of the brain breaks or gets blocked • breakdown of body cells, tissues, and organs • acronym to check if a mole is possibly cancerous • ...
Body systems 2020-10-26
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- system that includes nose
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- Main part of nervous system
- heart is in this system
- protects the bodies organs
4 Clues: heart is in this system • system that includes nose • protects the bodies organs • Main part of nervous system
Metabolism 2025-10-29
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- the upper right chamber of the heart that receives oxygen-poor blood from the body and sends it to the right ventricle
- a molecule that organisms get from the air or water around them and use to release energy
- organs in the chest that take in oxygen from the air and remove carbon dioxide from the blood.
- the body system that takes in oxygen and releases carbon dioxide
- a process in which atoms rearrange to form new substances
- the tube that connects the mouth and nose to the lungs; also called the windpipe, it carries air in and out of the respiratory system.
- a molecule that organisms can use to release energy, and that is made of carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen atoms
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- the body system that takes in food and breaks it down
- molecules that are the building blocks of proteins
- the body system that transports molecules to and from all cells of the body
- the body's use of molecules for energy and growth
- a muscular organ that pumps blood throughout the body, delivering oxygen and nutrients to cells and removing wastes.
- dioxide a molecule made of carbon and oxygen atoms that we exhale
13 Clues: the body's use of molecules for energy and growth • molecules that are the building blocks of proteins • the body system that takes in food and breaks it down • a process in which atoms rearrange to form new substances • the body system that takes in oxygen and releases carbon dioxide • dioxide a molecule made of carbon and oxygen atoms that we exhale • ...
Oxygenation 2025-04-09
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- Before suctioning a ventilator patient, what should you do prior?
- What concentration of oxygen should a client with a history of COPD receive to prevent a decrease in a hypoxic drive to breathe?
- What is the name of a blood test that is the most accurate method of assessing respiratory function?
- What type of breathing does the LPN reinforce education on to facilitate the exhalation of trapped air in the lungs?
- What chamber of the chest tube drainage system would you notice a continuous rapid bubbling if there was an air leak?
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- What is the term used to describe "rice crispy" popping feeling around the insertion site on a client with a chest tube?
- What type of isolation precautions would the LPN wear an N95 mask in?
- What is the most precise oxygen delivery device?
- What procedure would the LPN expect the physician to perform if the client has a pneumothorax?
- What position should a client in respiratory distress be placed in?
- What lab testing should be completed prior to administering antibiotics?
- What inhaled medication would be administered to a client with a COPD exacerbation?
12 Clues: What is the most precise oxygen delivery device? • Before suctioning a ventilator patient, what should you do prior? • What position should a client in respiratory distress be placed in? • What type of isolation precautions would the LPN wear an N95 mask in? • What lab testing should be completed prior to administering antibiotics? • ...
Infectious Diseases of Mice and Rats 2022-02-08
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- an opportunistic bacteria that is usually subclinical but may cause a disease called pseudotuberculosis
- relatively uncommon in the U.S. the concern would be more with importing mice from other countries
- the primary causative agent of viral respiratory disease in mice and highly contagious amongst the species
- mice that are kept in close proximity with avian species or their feces may acquire this
- normal inhabitants of the intestinal tract of rodents
- zoonotic the common term is ringworm and it is a fungal infection
- streptobacillosis or Haverhill fever
- rats and mice with leptospira may also have this opportunistic bacillus presenting as a respiratory infection concurrently
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- rats and humans can serve as an an intermediate host of this protozoan parasite
- enteric strains of this virus are most common but respiratory strains also exist. Clinical signs include D+, jaundice and tremors
- may be fatal in athymic mice, the organisms can colonize in automatic watering systems
- presents the greatest negative impact on scientific studies
- zoonotic- transmitted through urine
- the most significant viral disease of rats this is highly contagious within the species
- zoonotic can also affect many other species, natural infection is nearly 100% in the wild. Due to the zoonotic potential, treatment is usually not attempted, animals are instead euthanized
- mice with this usually have signs of dermatitis. clinical signs include chromodacryorrhea
- a common inhabitant of the respiratory tract of rats, primary concern is its pathogenicity in other laboratory animals, esp. guinea pigs
- zoonotic- present in the nasopharynx of healthy rats and is not considered a disease-causing organism of the species. Other rodents and human beings are susceptible.
- a bacteria found in nearly all species of laboratory animal that is difficult to eradicate
19 Clues: zoonotic- transmitted through urine • streptobacillosis or Haverhill fever • normal inhabitants of the intestinal tract of rodents • presents the greatest negative impact on scientific studies • zoonotic the common term is ringworm and it is a fungal infection • rats and humans can serve as an an intermediate host of this protozoan parasite • ...
Human Body Vocab 2022-02-07
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- A thin sheet of tissue or layer of cells
- Where 2 or more bones meet
- The system that circulates blood through the body
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- A system for gas exchange
- Smallest structural unit of an organism
5 Clues: A system for gas exchange • Where 2 or more bones meet • Smallest structural unit of an organism • A thin sheet of tissue or layer of cells • The system that circulates blood through the body
human systems crossword puzzle by jayden 2024-05-21
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- works with the skeletal system to move the body
- food stays here for a few hours
- a system involved with the exchange of gases
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- digestive juices found in the mouth
- protects the heart and lungs
5 Clues: protects the heart and lungs • food stays here for a few hours • digestive juices found in the mouth • a system involved with the exchange of gases • works with the skeletal system to move the body
anatomy 2025-03-10
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- The "voice box" that houses the vocal cords.
- The brain centers that control the pattern of breathing.
- A substance that reduces surface tension in the alveoli, preventing collapse.
- Tree The branching system of airways that directs air into the lungs.
- Tiny air sacs in the lungs where gas exchange occurs.
- The smallest branches of the bronchial tree, leading to the alveoli.
- The windpipe that carries air from the throat to the lungs.
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- The two large tubes that branch off from the trachea into the lungs.
- The throat, connecting the mouth and nasal cavity to the larynx and esophagus.
- Capacity The maximum amount of air a person can exhale after a deep breath.
- The group of organs responsible for breathing and gas exchange.
- The main respiratory organs responsible for oxygen exchange.
- Pressure The measure of gas concentration in a mixture, important for respiration.
- The thin barrier in the lungs where oxygen and carbon dioxide are exchanged.
- Cavity The passage inside the nose that filters, warms, and humidifies air.
15 Clues: The "voice box" that houses the vocal cords. • Tiny air sacs in the lungs where gas exchange occurs. • The brain centers that control the pattern of breathing. • The windpipe that carries air from the throat to the lungs. • The main respiratory organs responsible for oxygen exchange. • The group of organs responsible for breathing and gas exchange. • ...
GROUP 3 2024-10-22
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- a common single-use plastic that contributes to litter.
- Global movement advocating for reduced plastic use.
- making more eco-friendly choices, we can make a significant difference for...... generations
- The accumulation of plastic waste causes damage to a complex network of living organisms and their environment.
- The institution responsible for creating policies to address environmental issues, including plastic waste.
- disruption can lead to hia type of health problem related to reproduction
- one of the impacts of plastics pollution
- respiratory disease worsened by exposure to plastic fumes
- Minuscule plastic fragments, often less than 5 millimeters, that permeate ecosystems, food, and water, posing insidious long-term health risks due to their pervasive presence in the environment
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- Single-use plastics significantly contribute to a specific type of pollution
- Animals living in natural habitats, both on land and in the sea, are at risk due to plastic pollution.
- Alternatives to single-use plastics are often described as _____, focusing on reducing environmental harm. Products or practices that promote environmental sustainability.
- a characteristic of single-use plastics that drives widespread usage despite their severe environmental and health consequences
- Type of pollution that caused by plastic waste
- term describes the gradual breakdown of plastics
- Maintaining the system responsible for the exchange of gases in living organisms, which can be adversely affected by exposure to harmful fumes.
- the primary environmental concern related to single-use plastics
- Reduce plastic pollution by using this materials
- effects on environment because plastic pollution.
- The accumulation of discarded single-use plastics that requires costly management processes for disposal and recycling
20 Clues: one of the impacts of plastics pollution • Type of pollution that caused by plastic waste • term describes the gradual breakdown of plastics • Reduce plastic pollution by using this materials • effects on environment because plastic pollution. • Global movement advocating for reduced plastic use. • a common single-use plastic that contributes to litter. • ...
Allergic responses 2024-11-07
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- severe life-threatening allergic reaction that can involve bronchospasms
- allergic condition often characterised by itchy, inflamed skin
- allergen-induced respiratory condition characterised by wheezing and breathlessness
- undesirable overreaction of a normal immune system
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- releases histamine and causes airway inflammation
- substance released by mast cells that leads to bronchoconstriction in asthma
- antibody that binds allergens in Th2-mediated hypersensitivity
- genetic tendency to develop allergic conditions
- Th2 mediated hypersensitivity
9 Clues: Th2 mediated hypersensitivity • genetic tendency to develop allergic conditions • releases histamine and causes airway inflammation • undesirable overreaction of a normal immune system • antibody that binds allergens in Th2-mediated hypersensitivity • allergic condition often characterised by itchy, inflamed skin • ...
organ system cross-word to be completed in 7 minutes 2020-09-08
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- the transport of substances around the body
- protects the body against infections.
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- takes in oxygen and removes carbon dioxide
- supports the body and causes movement by muscles and bones working together.
- system produces sperm and egg cells for the production of new organisms, also when the fetus develop
- system breaks down and then absorbs food molecules
6 Clues: protects the body against infections. • takes in oxygen and removes carbon dioxide • the transport of substances around the body • system breaks down and then absorbs food molecules • supports the body and causes movement by muscles and bones working together. • system produces sperm and egg cells for the production of new organisms, also when the fetus develop
The Breathing System 2021-04-14
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- The biggest type of Blood Vessels.
- The breathing out of air.
- A part of the nose we breathe in.
- A type of Protein structure used to keep tubes open.
- The breathing in of air.
- Gas Exchange occurs here.
- The intermediate type of blood vessels,
- Another word for Food tube.
- This is the verb for the movement of gases.
- Another word for breathing system.
- Two tubes that branch off of the trachea.
- Process where gases are swapped in the alveoli.
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- a type of Breathing disorder.
- A large muscle found at bottom of rib cage.
- The type of gas we breathe out.
- Thin tubes with no cartilage in them.
- The Thin blood vessels found in the alveoli.
- Food enters here.
- The type of gas we breathe in.
- A type of Breathing disorder.
- The most abundant gas in the atmosphere.
- Another word for your throat.
- Another word for your voice box.
23 Clues: Food enters here. • The breathing in of air. • The breathing out of air. • Gas Exchange occurs here. • Another word for Food tube. • a type of Breathing disorder. • A type of Breathing disorder. • Another word for your throat. • The type of gas we breathe in. • The type of gas we breathe out. • Another word for your voice box. • A part of the nose we breathe in. • ...
LivingSystem This Or That CrossWord 2023-03-08
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- The bodies chemical messengers sending signals into the bloodstreams
- Recieves and sends messages to the brain to tell the body what to do
- responsible for the movement of your body
- Gets rid of waste from your blood
- Protects internal Organs and Maintains Body Tempature
- Carries Nutrients throughout our body
- Uses blood to transport nutrients
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- Regulates the bodies growth
- Breaks down food into usable nutrients
- The flexable connective tissue in our respiratory tract
- A collection of parts able to work together to serve a common purpose
- Takes in oxygen, letting out carbon dioxide
- Structures our body
- What we use to eat
- the lower part of the alimentary cana
- Filters blood into urine
- A blood vessel that carries blood from the heart to the body
- The amount of body system
- Contain and help us to breath oxygen
- A chamber connected to other chambers or passage ways in your heart
20 Clues: What we use to eat • Structures our body • Filters blood into urine • The amount of body system • Regulates the bodies growth • Gets rid of waste from your blood • Uses blood to transport nutrients • Contain and help us to breath oxygen • the lower part of the alimentary cana • Carries Nutrients throughout our body • Breaks down food into usable nutrients • ...
Spinal Cord Injury 2023-05-01
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- Tetraplegics have trouble regulating body what?
- Injury from partial cutting of the spinal cord
- Injury where skin and meninges are damaged
- Resolution is marked by spastic movements
- Name of the top part of the vertebral column
- Procedure to remove all/part of the vertebral arch
- Disruption of blood flow here cause neuro damage
- Loss puts SCI patient at risk for skin breakdown
- Ambulation possible if injury in this part of spine
- Avoid this food group to prevent urinary calculi
- System compromised with C1-C4 injuries
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- Paralysis of lower part of the body
- Seen with autonomic dysreflexia and lead to stroke
- Injuries to S2-S4 can cause dysfunction in what?
- Separates the vertebrae
- Losing control of this occur when peristalsis stops
- Increased muscle tone
- Placed on the neck to immobilize the spine
- Injury in which skin and meningeal remains intact
- Gardner-Wells tong is an example of what?
20 Clues: Increased muscle tone • Separates the vertebrae • Paralysis of lower part of the body • System compromised with C1-C4 injuries • Resolution is marked by spastic movements • Gardner-Wells tong is an example of what? • Injury where skin and meninges are damaged • Placed on the neck to immobilize the spine • Name of the top part of the vertebral column • ...
Abbreviations 2013-05-06
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- Unkown
- Total knee replacement
- Within normal limits
- Urinary tract infection
- White blood cell/ count
- Soapsuds enema
- Urinalysis
- Traction, treatment
- somatic nervous system
- Teaspoon
- Tuberculosis
- Sexually-transmitted diseases
- Immediately
- Sexually-transmitted infections
- Ventilator-acquired pneumonia
- Streptococcus
- Tracheostomy
- Total parenteral nutrition
- Vaginal
- Upper respiratory infection
- Venereal disease
- Upper extremity
- Three times a day
- vital signs
- Standard, Speech therapy
Down
- Year
- Upper gastrointestinal
- Tender loving care
- Wheelchair
- Tap water enema
- While awake
- Signs and Symptoms
- Weight
- United states department of agriculture
- One-half
- Tablespoon
- Standard Precautions
- Surgery
- Suppository
- Temperature
- Staphylococcus
- Supply, Processing and Distribution
- Transient ischemic attack
- Turn, cough, and deep breathe
- Total hip replacement
- Temperature, Pulse, and respiration
- Vancomycin-resistant enterococcus
- Ultrasound
- prec Standard Precautions
49 Clues: Year • Unkown • Weight • Surgery • Vaginal • One-half • Teaspoon • Wheelchair • Urinalysis • Tablespoon • Ultrasound • While awake • Immediately • Suppository • Temperature • vital signs • Tuberculosis • Tracheostomy • Streptococcus • Soapsuds enema • Staphylococcus • Tap water enema • Upper extremity • Venereal disease • Three times a day • Tender loving care • Signs and Symptoms • Traction, treatment • Within normal limits • ...
Respiration 2014-08-18
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- the first part of the airway where inhaled air travels
- a product of respiration
- the purpose for respiration is to release this
- the process that moves gases in and out of the blood
- alternative entry point for inhalation
- the waste product of respiration
- this cage-like structure moves in the chest when breathing
- the watery part of blood that carries carbon dioxide
- the system that involves breathing
- a breath out
- a tissue type where respiration occurs continually.
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- small air sac in the lungs
- Substance in red blood cells which carries oxygen
- oxygen burns this to release energy
- a breath in
- little muscles between the ribs that contract
- what are the alveoli covered with?
- sheet of muscle that contracts to expand chest cavity
- entry point of air into body
- divides into two, one branch to each lung
- needs to get into bloodstream to be carried to cells
21 Clues: a breath in • a breath out • a product of respiration • small air sac in the lungs • entry point of air into body • the waste product of respiration • what are the alveoli covered with? • the system that involves breathing • oxygen burns this to release energy • alternative entry point for inhalation • divides into two, one branch to each lung • ...
Respiration2 2014-08-18
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- this cage-like structure moves in the chest when breathing
- alternative entry point for inhalation
- oxygen burns this to release energy
- what are the alveoli covered with
- first part of airway where inhaled air passes
- entry point of air into body
- the organ system that involves breathing
- substance in red blood cells which carries oxygen
- the purpose of respiration is to release this
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- divides into two, one branch to each lung
- a tissue type where respiration occurs continually
- a product of respiration
- the watery part of blood that carries carbon dioxide
- the waste product of respiration
- small air sac in the lungs
- needs to get into bloodstream to be carried to cells.
- the process that moves gases in and out of the blood
- sheet of muscle that contracts to expand chest cavity
- a breath out
- a breath in
20 Clues: a breath in • a breath out • a product of respiration • small air sac in the lungs • entry point of air into body • the waste product of respiration • what are the alveoli covered with • oxygen burns this to release energy • alternative entry point for inhalation • the organ system that involves breathing • divides into two, one branch to each lung • ...
HCA 2016-12-22
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- TO INFORM ANOTHER PERSON
- MEDICAL TERM FOR SHOULDER BLADE
- AN EMPLOYEE WHO HELPS PROVIDES ACTIVITIES OF DAILY LIVING
- A LOCATION THAT PROVIDES HIGHER LEARNING
- TO WORK EFFECTIVELY AS A GROUP
- WHERE ONE LEARNS ON THE JOB SITE
- FILTERS BLOOD FROM THE DIGESTIVE TRACT AND SECRETES BILE
- ACRONYM FOR HOW A CLIENT SHOULD BE TREATED
- THE BEST WAY TO PREVENT THE SPREAD OF PATHOGENS
- PROTEIN OF RED BLOOD CELLS THAT CARRIES IRON AND OXYGEN
- TO WRITE DOWN
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- A GROUP OF MEASUREMENTS USED TO CHECK ONES HEALTH
- AIR SACKS
- OUTER LAYER OF SKIN
- 21% OF AIR
- A PUMP THAT CIRCULATES BLOOD
- PRODUCES INSULIN
- APPLIED TO STOP MOVEMENT
- A MODE OF TRANSPORTATION
- THE SYSTEM THAT EXCHANGES GASES
- PRODUCED IN BONE MARROW
- PUT ON TO PROVIDE WORKER SAFETY
- TO REMOVE
- VOICE BOX
24 Clues: AIR SACKS • TO REMOVE • VOICE BOX • 21% OF AIR • TO WRITE DOWN • PRODUCES INSULIN • OUTER LAYER OF SKIN • PRODUCED IN BONE MARROW • TO INFORM ANOTHER PERSON • APPLIED TO STOP MOVEMENT • A MODE OF TRANSPORTATION • A PUMP THAT CIRCULATES BLOOD • TO WORK EFFECTIVELY AS A GROUP • MEDICAL TERM FOR SHOULDER BLADE • THE SYSTEM THAT EXCHANGES GASES • PUT ON TO PROVIDE WORKER SAFETY • ...
HCA 2016-12-22
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- FILTERS BLOOD FROM THE DIGESTIVE TRACT AND SECRETES BILE
- 21% OF AIR
- PUT ON TO PROVIDE WORKER SAFETY
- WHERE ONE LEARNS ON THE JOB SITE
- TO REMOVE
- AIR SACKS
- THE SYSTEM THAT EXCHANGES GASES
- PRODUCED IN BONE MARROW
- TO INFORM ANOTHER PERSON
- APPLIED TO STOP MOVEMENT
- PROTEIN OF RED BLOOD CELLS THAT CARRIES IRON AND OXYGEN
- A PUMP THAT CIRCULATES BLOOD
- A LOCATION THAT PROVIDES HIGHER LEARNING
Down
- TO WRITE DOWN
- A MODE OF TRANSPORTATION
- PRODUCES INSULIN
- TO WORK EFFECTIVELY AS A GROUP
- AN EMPLOYEE WHO HELPS PROVIDES ACTIVITIES OF DAILY LIVING
- ACRONYM FOR HOW A CLIENT SHOULD BE TREATED
- OUTER LAYER OF SKIN
- THE BEST WAY TO PREVENT THE SPREAD OF PATHOGENS
- A GROUP OF MEASUREMENTS USED TO CHECK ONES HEALTH
- VOICE BOX
- MEDICAL TERM FOR SHOULDER BLADE
24 Clues: TO REMOVE • AIR SACKS • VOICE BOX • 21% OF AIR • TO WRITE DOWN • PRODUCES INSULIN • OUTER LAYER OF SKIN • PRODUCED IN BONE MARROW • A MODE OF TRANSPORTATION • TO INFORM ANOTHER PERSON • APPLIED TO STOP MOVEMENT • A PUMP THAT CIRCULATES BLOOD • TO WORK EFFECTIVELY AS A GROUP • PUT ON TO PROVIDE WORKER SAFETY • THE SYSTEM THAT EXCHANGES GASES • MEDICAL TERM FOR SHOULDER BLADE • ...
HCA 2016-12-22
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- PUT ON TO PROVIDE WORKER SAFETY - ACRONYM
- TO WRITE DOWN
- 21% OF AIR
- A PUMP THAT CIRCULATES BLOOD
- PRODUCES INSULIN
- A GROUP OF MEASUREMENTS USED TO CHECK ONES HEALTH
- TO WORK EFFECTIVELY AS A GROUP
- PROTEIN OF RED BLOOD CELLS THAT CARRIES IRON AND OXYGEN
- THE SYSTEM THAT EXCHANGES GASES
- A LOCATION THAT PROVIDES HIGHER LEARNING
Down
- TO INFORM ANOTHER PERSON
- WHERE ONE LEARNS ON THE JOB SITE
- A MODE OF TRANSPORTATION
- APPLIED TO STOP MOVEMENT
- ACRONYM FOR HOW A CLIENT SHOULD BE TREATED
- MEDICAL TERM FOR SHOULDER BLADE
- FILTERS BLOOD FROM THE DIGESTIVE TRACT AND SECRETES BILE
- AIR SACKS
- PRODUCED IN BONE MARROW
- TO REMOVE
- THE BEST WAY TO PREVENT THE SPREAD OF PATHOGENS
- OUTER LAYER OF SKIN
- VOICE BOX
- AN EMPLOYEE WHO HELPS PROVIDES ACTIVITIES OF DAILY LIVING
24 Clues: AIR SACKS • TO REMOVE • VOICE BOX • 21% OF AIR • TO WRITE DOWN • PRODUCES INSULIN • OUTER LAYER OF SKIN • PRODUCED IN BONE MARROW • TO INFORM ANOTHER PERSON • A MODE OF TRANSPORTATION • APPLIED TO STOP MOVEMENT • A PUMP THAT CIRCULATES BLOOD • TO WORK EFFECTIVELY AS A GROUP • MEDICAL TERM FOR SHOULDER BLADE • THE SYSTEM THAT EXCHANGES GASES • WHERE ONE LEARNS ON THE JOB SITE • ...
Evan's Crossword Puzzle 2018-09-04
Across
- Rectangular object, holds words
- Si,se _____!
- Baby elephant
- Brewer's ingredient
- Herb used on pizza
- city Home of the Royals
- Women's rights are human rights
- Insane in the _____
- Bear in Spanish
- Silly sphere
- MN slang
- Skate or _____
- Body system that helps you breath
- Breakfast for dinner
- State flower of Kansas
- Ogre that has a donkey bff
- Spanish word for leaf
- After the rain, PRIDE
- Business in the front and party in the back
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- Complimentary color of orange
- Summer treat
- Man's best friend
- Anatomical term for wrist
- Large marsupial
- Computer accessory
- Capital of Senegal
- Where Mona Lisa lives
- Godfather of soul
- Has a trunk
- Flying mammal
- Likes to chase mice
- Singer/songwriter from MN
- Laughter is the best kind of _____
- Geologic danger
- Dog noise
- Earl Grey - for one
36 Clues: MN slang • Dog noise • Has a trunk • Si,se _____! • Summer treat • Silly sphere • Baby elephant • Flying mammal • Skate or _____ • Large marsupial • Bear in Spanish • Geologic danger • Man's best friend • Godfather of soul • Herb used on pizza • Computer accessory • Capital of Senegal • Brewer's ingredient • Insane in the _____ • Likes to chase mice • Earl Grey - for one • Breakfast for dinner • ...
list 2 2024-05-23
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- Tendency to develop blood clots.
- Often called the "master gland," it controls other hormone-secreting glands.
- Regulates metabolism and growth, located in the neck.
- Glands above kidneys producing stress and metabolism-regulating hormones.
- Increased platelet count in blood.
- Red blood cells transporting oxygen and removing carbon dioxide.
- Simple sugars like glucose and fructose.
- Complex carbohydrates like starch and glycogen.
- Common white blood cell involved in the body's innate immune response.
- Filters blood and fights infections.
- Excessive thirst.
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- Study of hormones and their effects.
- White blood cells fighting against foreign invaders.
- Chemical processes maintaining life.
- Specializes in treating respiratory system conditions.
- Middle layer of the heart's wall responsible for pumping blood.
- Condition with decreased thyroid hormone production.
- Four glands behind the thyroid regulating calcium levels.
- Study of blood and its disorders.
- High blood sugar levels often associated with diabetes.
20 Clues: Excessive thirst. • Tendency to develop blood clots. • Study of blood and its disorders. • Increased platelet count in blood. • Study of hormones and their effects. • Chemical processes maintaining life. • Filters blood and fights infections. • Simple sugars like glucose and fructose. • Complex carbohydrates like starch and glycogen. • ...
My body 2024-10-09
Across
- I split in two to supply each lung with air
- the process of breathing out
- Air travels through me to get to the lungs
- i'm a thin sticky film on the teeth
- I'm apart of the respiratory system
- i'm the gas that goes in the body
- i am located at the front of the mouth
- there are 20 of me
- i protect the lungs
- i'm the gas that comes out of the body
- I'm shaped like the letter J
- the outer most part of the teeth
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- there are 32 of me
- I am another name for the trachea
- I absorb water
- i'm used to tear meat
- i'm used to get food from between the teeth
- i'm used for grinding and crushing food
- I line the stomach to protect it from acid
- the process of breathing in air
20 Clues: I absorb water • there are 32 of me • there are 20 of me • i protect the lungs • i'm used to tear meat • the process of breathing out • I'm shaped like the letter J • the process of breathing in air • the outer most part of the teeth • I am another name for the trachea • i'm the gas that goes in the body • i'm a thin sticky film on the teeth • I'm apart of the respiratory system • ...
My body 2024-10-09
Across
- I split in two to supply each lung with air
- The process of breathing out
- Air travels through me to get to the lungs
- I'm a thin sticky film on the teeth
- I'm apart of the respiratory system
- I'm the gas that goes in the body
- I am located at the front of the mouth
- There are 20 of me
- I protect the lungs
- I'm the gas that comes out of the body
- I'm shaped like the letter J
- The outer most part of the teeth
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- There are 32 of me
- I am another name for the trachea
- I absorb water
- I'm used to tear meat
- I'm used to get food from between the teeth
- I'm used for grinding and crushing food
- I line the stomach to protect it from acid
- The process of breathing in air
20 Clues: I absorb water • There are 32 of me • There are 20 of me • I protect the lungs • I'm used to tear meat • The process of breathing out • I'm shaped like the letter J • The process of breathing in air • The outer most part of the teeth • I am another name for the trachea • I'm the gas that goes in the body • I'm a thin sticky film on the teeth • I'm apart of the respiratory system • ...
Other Body Systems 2021-12-03
Across
- This system fights off and removes pathogens from the body
- Works with the Respiratory system to circulate blood and oxygen throughout the body
Down
- Supplies Oxygen to the brain and tells the rest of the Respiratory system when more Oxygen is needed
- Shares the region of the mouth and upper throat where air, fluids, and solids can be mixed
4 Clues: This system fights off and removes pathogens from the body • Works with the Respiratory system to circulate blood and oxygen throughout the body • Shares the region of the mouth and upper throat where air, fluids, and solids can be mixed • Supplies Oxygen to the brain and tells the rest of the Respiratory system when more Oxygen is needed
The Respiratory System 2021-12-02
Across
- A pipe that sends air to the lungs
- It is found at the end of the trachea and splits the air into each lung
- the muscle that is responsible for inflating and deflating the lungs
Down
- air sacs that exchange oxygen and carbon dioxide in the blood
- an organ that collects the air
- small air tubes that connect the the bronchus to the alveoli
6 Clues: an organ that collects the air • A pipe that sends air to the lungs • small air tubes that connect the the bronchus to the alveoli • air sacs that exchange oxygen and carbon dioxide in the blood • the muscle that is responsible for inflating and deflating the lungs • It is found at the end of the trachea and splits the air into each lung
Respiratory system Crossword 2023-05-02
Across
- contains our vocal cords
- what you need to live
- contains epithelial cells that have hair-like cilia
- goes into blood
Down
- controlled by a part of the human brain that detects the concentration of CO2 in our blood
- where gas exchange happens
6 Clues: goes into blood • what you need to live • contains our vocal cords • where gas exchange happens • contains epithelial cells that have hair-like cilia • controlled by a part of the human brain that detects the concentration of CO2 in our blood
The Respiratory System 2021-03-14
Across
- carcinogen found in cigarettes
- the process of breathing in
- structure protecting the lungs from below
Down
- the voice box
- surrounded by cartilage rings for support
- the worst idea in the world
6 Clues: the voice box • the worst idea in the world • the process of breathing in • carcinogen found in cigarettes • surrounded by cartilage rings for support • structure protecting the lungs from below
The Respiratory System 2016-12-30
Across
- Two large tubes in the chest cavity that lead from the trachea to the lungs
- Large flat muscle at the bottom of the chest cavity that helps with breathing
- Structure in the throat that contains vocal cords
Down
- Tiny air sacs at the end of a bronciole in the lungs
- Tube that connects larynx to bronchi
- Tube at the back of the mouth that serves as a passageway for both air and food
6 Clues: Tube that connects larynx to bronchi • Structure in the throat that contains vocal cords • Tiny air sacs at the end of a bronciole in the lungs • Two large tubes in the chest cavity that lead from the trachea to the lungs • Large flat muscle at the bottom of the chest cavity that helps with breathing • ...
Human respiratory system 2019-05-23
Across
- cavities Have nasal conchae.
- Stay away from the end of the nasal cavities.
- Is the position where gas is exchanged between the air and the blood.
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- An open hole on the outside of the airway.
- Is a pipe of air passage from the nose into the nostril.
- Is the main structure of the respiratory system.
6 Clues: cavities Have nasal conchae. • An open hole on the outside of the airway. • Stay away from the end of the nasal cavities. • Is the main structure of the respiratory system. • Is a pipe of air passage from the nose into the nostril. • Is the position where gas is exchanged between the air and the blood.
Human Respiratory System 2025-10-08
Across
- is a windpipe that carries oxygen to the lungs.
- the organs that block dust particles.
- the organ that can moves down when we inhale and moves up when we exhale.
Down
- place where oxygen enters the blood and carbon dioxide leaves the blood.
- are two tubes that branch from the trachea and carry air into the lungs.
- the place where oxygen and carbon dioxide are exchanged.
6 Clues: the organs that block dust particles. • is a windpipe that carries oxygen to the lungs. • the place where oxygen and carbon dioxide are exchanged. • are two tubes that branch from the trachea and carry air into the lungs. • place where oxygen enters the blood and carbon dioxide leaves the blood. • ...
nvs 2022-01-07
Across
- respiratory
- ophthalmology
- cardio metabolic
- immunology
Down
- generic
- oncology
- dermatology
- neuroscience
8 Clues: generic • oncology • immunology • dermatology • respiratory • neuroscience • ophthalmology • cardio metabolic
Stimulus, Response & Homeostasis 2022-03-10
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- The maintenance of a stable internal environment in an organism
- Plural of stimulus
- The body system that maintains homeostasis by removing carbon dioxide from the lungs
- The body system that maintains homeostasis by removing toxin from the blood
- Your body's involuntary response to the stimulus of being too hot
- The force within a plant cell that pushes out against the cell wall
- The response of an animal if it eats food contaminated with bacteria, viruses or parasites
- How an organism reacts to a stimulus/a change in behavior
- Stimulus: not enough water in a plant. What is the response?
- The response of a plant as it grows in response to light
- Your body's involuntary response to the stimulus of being too cold
- A response that an organism decides to do, it doesn't happen automatically
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- A response that happens automatically/without conscious control
- A stimulus that comes from outside an organism
- A change in an organism's environment that causes it to react
- A stimulus that comes from inside an organism
- The response of the body when trying to fight off infection
- The response of a plant as it grows in response to light
18 Clues: Plural of stimulus • A stimulus that comes from inside an organism • A stimulus that comes from outside an organism • The response of a plant as it grows in response to light • The response of a plant as it grows in response to light • How an organism reacts to a stimulus/a change in behavior • The response of the body when trying to fight off infection • ...
Human body systems 2024-03-06
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- A place in the body where two bones come together
- System that consists of skeletal muscles, tendons that connect muscles to bones, and ligaments that attach bones together to form joint
- Protects and supports body organs and provides a framework the muscles use to support movement. Made up of bones and joints
- external skeleton; tough external covering that protects and supports the body of many invertebrates
- Plants use the sun's energy to convert water and carbon dioxide into sugars
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- system responsible for taking in oxygen and releasing carbon dioxide using the lungs
- Connects bone to bone
- body system the breaks down food and absorbs nutrients
- A group of similar cells that perform the same function.
- A body tissue that contracts or shortens, making body parts move.
- A collection of tissues that carry out a specialized function of the body
- Breakdown of food substances into simpler forms that can be absorbed and used
- A body tissue that carries electrical messages back and forth between the brain and every other part of the body.
- Absorbs water and minerals from the ground. Anchors plant in ground.
- Carry substances between roots and leaves; provide support for plant; holds leaves up to sunlight
15 Clues: Connects bone to bone • A place in the body where two bones come together • body system the breaks down food and absorbs nutrients • A group of similar cells that perform the same function. • A body tissue that contracts or shortens, making body parts move. • Absorbs water and minerals from the ground. Anchors plant in ground. • ...
PULMONARY SYSTEM 2013-02-24
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- CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE
- ROOT WORD FOR OXYGEN
- SUFFIX FOR BREATHING
- SAC AROUND THE LUNGS
- ROOT WORD FOR IMPERFECT, DEFECTIVE
- SUFFIX FOR DILATION (WIDENING)
- UPPER RESPIRATORY INFECTION
- PULM/O, PULMON/O, PNEUM/O ARE ROOT WORDS FOR THIS
- ABNORMAL LUNG CONDITION (INFECTION)
- ROOT WORD FOR RIBS
- SHORTNESS OF BREATH DURING ACTIVITY
- ABBREVIATION FOR BACTERIAL DISEASE (TUBERCULOSIS)
- ASSOCIATED WITH AIRWAY SPASM AND WHEEZING
- ROOT WORD FOR CARBON DIOXIDE
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- ROOT WORD FOR BLUE
- VIRAL RESPIRATORY FLU
- ROOT WORD FOR LARYNX
- NONCANCEROUS TUMOR
- ANATOMICAL PART THAT CONNECTS TO LARYNX AND BRONCHI
- ROOT WORD FOR PUS
- ROOT WORD FOR BREATHING
- ROOT WORD FOR STRAIGHT
- ANATOMICAL PART THAT CONNECTS PHARYNX TO TRACHEA
- PRONOUNCED "BRETH"
- ROOT WORD FOR BREATHING
25 Clues: ROOT WORD FOR PUS • ROOT WORD FOR BLUE • NONCANCEROUS TUMOR • ROOT WORD FOR RIBS • PRONOUNCED "BRETH" • ROOT WORD FOR OXYGEN • SUFFIX FOR BREATHING • ROOT WORD FOR LARYNX • SAC AROUND THE LUNGS • VIRAL RESPIRATORY FLU • ROOT WORD FOR STRAIGHT • ROOT WORD FOR BREATHING • ROOT WORD FOR BREATHING • UPPER RESPIRATORY INFECTION • ROOT WORD FOR CARBON DIOXIDE • SUFFIX FOR DILATION (WIDENING) • ...
Anatomy Chapter 12 2022-03-31
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- Neurons that have several dendrites and a single axon
- Flows material from the cell body to the axon terminal
- Provide information about the external environment such as temp, touch, pressure, and sensation
- Found in some areas of the perikaryon containing clusters of RER and free ribosomes
- Cytoplasm that surrounds the nucleus of a neuron
- Nervous system that controls skeletal muscles
- Monitor the functions and status of internal organs such as the digestive, respiratory cardiovascular, urinary, and reproductive systems.
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- Flows material from the axon terminal to the cell body
- Monitor the position and movement of skeletal muscles and joints
- Nervous system that carries motor commands from the CNS
- Division that receives sensory information from the sensory receptors
- Neurons which dendrites and axons are continuous and soma lies off to one side
- Divison that receives motor commands
- Neurons that have one axon, one dendrite with a soma in between
- Cell in the nervous tissue that is specialized for intercellular communication
15 Clues: Divison that receives motor commands • Nervous system that controls skeletal muscles • Cytoplasm that surrounds the nucleus of a neuron • Neurons that have several dendrites and a single axon • Flows material from the axon terminal to the cell body • Flows material from the cell body to the axon terminal • Nervous system that carries motor commands from the CNS • ...
Moving Materials 2022-11-28
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- small openings
- Carry blood away from your heart.
- A large muscle below the lungs that contracts and relaxes as air moves into and out of your lungs.
- blood leaves through the lower two chambers of the heart which is called the.
- tubelike passage way at the top of the throat that receives air, food, and liquids from the mouth or nose.
- are very tiny vessels that enable oxygen, CO2, and nutrients to move between your circulatory system and your entire body.
- vessels that carry blood towards the heart.
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- carries dissolved sugars throughout a plant
- where gas exchange occurs.
- A tube that is held open by C-shaped rings of cartilage.
- The main organs of the respiratory system.
- tissue specialized plant tissue composed of tubelike cells that transport water and nutrients.
- two narrower tubes that lead into the lungs.
- carries water and dissolved nutrients from the roots to the stem and leaves.
- blood enters the upper to chambers of the heart which is called the.
15 Clues: small openings • where gas exchange occurs. • Carry blood away from your heart. • The main organs of the respiratory system. • carries dissolved sugars throughout a plant • vessels that carry blood towards the heart. • two narrower tubes that lead into the lungs. • A tube that is held open by C-shaped rings of cartilage. • ...
life science performance task 2023-06-02
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- What is a group of cells with similar structures functioning together as a unit?
- system What are the glands and organs that make hormones and release them directly into the blood so they can travel to tissues and organs all over the body?
- What is the smallest unit that can live independently and makes up all living organisms and body tissues?
- system What is A complex network of cells, tissues, organs, and the substances they make that help the body fight infections and other diseases?
- What are the organs that are involved in breathing?
- What is a collection of tissues that structurally form a functional unit specialized to perform a particular function?
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- system What is composed of specialized cells called muscle fibers?
- system What are the organs that take in food and liquids and break them down into substances that the body can use for energy, growth, and tissue repair?
- system What is the organized network of nerve tissue in the body?
- system What is a network of many different parts that work together to help you move?
- What is a group of anatomical structures that work together to perform a specific function or task?
- What pumps blood from the heart to the lungs to get oxygen?
12 Clues: What are the organs that are involved in breathing? • What pumps blood from the heart to the lungs to get oxygen? • system What is the organized network of nerve tissue in the body? • system What is composed of specialized cells called muscle fibers? • What is a group of cells with similar structures functioning together as a unit? • ...
Organ System Crossword 2022-05-29
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- Odd shaped structures usually made of glands that produces hormones chemical substances produced in the body
- long red like string within your body to touch and feel usually connected to a core within your head
- This System delivers oxygen to the body tissues whilst removing carbon dioxide produced by metabolism usually Tube like structures that is near the heart sending blood and sugars and fats to it
- Organ system that takes in oxygen from the atmosphere
- Organ system that helps you take in food and breaks it down chemically and mechanically
- Small oval bodies that transport clean fluids back to the blood which drains the tissues into the blood
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- A system that flushes out or holds fluids usually a bag like structure eliminates wastes and regulates blood volume
- A System that gives meaty tissues within your arms to have force and strength to your body bundle of tissues
- Soft streachy tissue to protect you from bacteria dirt diseases and harm but is easily damaged
- Hard bone like structure that protects your body from danger same as the skin
- A system that can make you breed with the opposite gender to produce children usually caused by a white worm thing
11 Clues: Organ system that takes in oxygen from the atmosphere • Hard bone like structure that protects your body from danger same as the skin • Organ system that helps you take in food and breaks it down chemically and mechanically • Soft streachy tissue to protect you from bacteria dirt diseases and harm but is easily damaged • ...
human systems crossword puzzle by jayden 2024-05-21
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- works with the skeletal system to move the body
- food stays here for a few hours
- a system involved with the exchange of gases
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- digestive juices found in the mouth
- protects the heart and lungs
5 Clues: protects the heart and lungs • food stays here for a few hours • digestive juices found in the mouth • a system involved with the exchange of gases • works with the skeletal system to move the body
Tissue Review 2021-10-06
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- Lines much of the respiratory tract
- Most widely distributed tissue type in the body
- Forms the stroma or internal "skeleton" of lymph nodes,the spleen, and other lymphoid organs
- Forms the lining of the stomach and small intestine
- a single layer of flattened cells
- Found in the bladder lining
- line the esophagus and forms the skin epidermis
- Contains spindle-shaped cells
- Composes the basement membrane and packages organs
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- Displays intercalated discs
- Forms hormones
- Contains cells arranged concentrically around a nutrient canal; matrix is hard due to calcium salts
- Basis of the major controlling system of the body
- Forms the embryonic skeleton and the surfaces of bones at the joints; reinforces the trachea
- found in ovaries
- Multinucleate
- Supports body organs
- Provides insulation for the body
- Voluntarily controlled
- Found in the walls of stomach,uterus, and arteries
20 Clues: Multinucleate • Forms hormones • found in ovaries • Supports body organs • Voluntarily controlled • Displays intercalated discs • Found in the bladder lining • Contains spindle-shaped cells • Provides insulation for the body • a single layer of flattened cells • Lines much of the respiratory tract • Most widely distributed tissue type in the body • ...
Asthma, Croup, & Bronchiolitis 2024-12-31
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- Giving meds through a regular nebulizer (not the machine on the airvo) allows the _____ particles to remain in the upper airway.
- Antibiotics are given for croup.
- Croup and bronchiolitis treatment focuses on maintaining comfort and _____ interventions.
- The nebulizer machine on the Airvo can be used to treat Asthma.
- The scoring protocol for asthma.
- The medication most often used to treat asthma is _____.
- Croup can be classified as mild, moderate and _____.
- When scoring asthma, the highest score is _____.
- Bronchiolitis affects the _____ airways.
- _____ retractions are a visual assessment.
- _____ contractions can not be seen. They can only be felt.
- Croup can last up to _____ days.
- Bronchiolitis begins with 2-3 days of _____, cough and runny nose.
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- Medication most often given for croup.
- The minimum number of resps per puff recommended when administering an MDI.
- Bronchiolitis causes increased _____ production.
- Bronchiolitis is a _____ respiratory problem.
- The medication often given the morning AFTER admission is _____.
- Croup is an _____ airway problem.
- _____ exacerbates croup and asthma.
- Bronchiolitis affects about a _____ of children under three.
- Medication that can also be used to treat croup.
- Bronchiolitis treatment is _____ with minimal handling, gentle suction and O2.
- Croup is most common up to age _____, but can be seen in children up to another two years.
- Bronchiolitis is a _____ respiratory infection.
- This is how nursing should do their care when dealing with a child with respiratory illness.
26 Clues: Antibiotics are given for croup. • The scoring protocol for asthma. • Croup can last up to _____ days. • Croup is an _____ airway problem. • _____ exacerbates croup and asthma. • Medication most often given for croup. • Bronchiolitis affects the _____ airways. • _____ retractions are a visual assessment. • Bronchiolitis is a _____ respiratory problem. • ...
Emphysema 2017-10-20
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- persisting for a long time or constantly recurring
- bluish tint to the lips, fingertips
- is a chronic lung disease caused by damage to the alveoli
- is a continuous, coarse
- a small cylinder of finely cut tobacco leaves rolled
- a group of diseases involving abnormal cell growth
- its what happens to your lungs
- there are none in this case
- any of the many tiny air sacs of the lungs
- is a chemical element with symbol O
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- It is generally considered a field of biology
- Especially upon waking up in the morning
- Change in the shape of the chest
- they make you get lung cancer
- it happens in the lungs
- Swelling commonly in the feet and ankles
- a disease or period of sickness affecting the body or mind
- the action of inhaling or breathing in
- the primary organs of the respiratory system in humans
- chronic obstructive lung disease
20 Clues: it happens in the lungs • is a continuous, coarse • there are none in this case • they make you get lung cancer • its what happens to your lungs • Change in the shape of the chest • chronic obstructive lung disease • bluish tint to the lips, fingertips • is a chemical element with symbol O • the action of inhaling or breathing in • Especially upon waking up in the morning • ...
Respiration 2014-08-18
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- divides into two, one branch to each lung
- the water part of blood that carries carbon dioxide
- oxygen burns this to release energy
- the purpose of respiration is to release this
- small air sac in the lungs
- the organ system that involves breathing
- the process that moves gases in and out of the blood
- this cage-like structure moves in the chest when breathing
- needs to get into bloodstream to be carried to cells
- substance in red blood cells which carries oxygen
- a breath in
- a breath out
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- alternatie entry point for inhalation
- what are the alveoli covered with
- a tissue type where respiration occurs continually
- entry point of air into body
- the waste product of respiration
- sheet of muscle that contracts to expand chest cavity
- a product of respiration
- first part of airway where inhaled air passes
20 Clues: a breath in • a breath out • a product of respiration • small air sac in the lungs • entry point of air into body • the waste product of respiration • what are the alveoli covered with • oxygen burns this to release energy • alternatie entry point for inhalation • the organ system that involves breathing • divides into two, one branch to each lung • ...
Unit 5 Lab 2021-04-07
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- arrest Complete stopping of the heart.
- High blood pressure.
- Pericardial sack is inflamed.
- Pumps the body's blood.
- Abbreviation for atrioventricular.
- Hg Abbreviation for millimeters of mercury.
- Moves blood away from the heart and to the rest of the body.
- enzymes Can indicate heart muscle damage.
- Abbreviation for deep vein thrombosis.
- Abbreviation for cardiovascular.
- Prefix meaning emitting of reflecting light.
- Weakened artery wall.
- Prefix for vein.
- Abbreviation for coronary artery bypass graft
- monitor Portable EKG.
- Abbreviation for discharge.
- Suffix meaning narrowing.
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- Can diagnose things like narrowing or clots.
- Measure pulse pressure.
- Abbreviation for normal sinus rhythm.
- For viewing the chest.
- Prefix meaning heart.
- Prefix for muscle.
- Prefix meaning clot.
- Brings blood to the heart.
- veins Swollen and dilated veins.
- Suffix meaning rupture.
- Blood containing structures.
- Center of the respiratory system.
- Abbreviation for automated external defibrillator.
30 Clues: Prefix for vein. • Prefix for muscle. • High blood pressure. • Prefix meaning clot. • Prefix meaning heart. • Weakened artery wall. • monitor Portable EKG. • For viewing the chest. • Measure pulse pressure. • Pumps the body's blood. • Suffix meaning rupture. • Suffix meaning narrowing. • Brings blood to the heart. • Abbreviation for discharge. • Blood containing structures. • ...
Zoonotic Diseases 2020-05-20
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- Thing that transmits disease between organisms.
- Condition that makes you more vulnerable to COVID-19.
- Group of people at higher risk for COVID-19.
- More complex pathogen, DNA with protein shield.
- Can catch this from raw chicken.
- Term to describe disease spread.
- Term to describe diseases spread by animals.
- City in China where COVID-19 originated.
- The use of biological weapons against a population.
- Type of food mostly sold in Wuhan market.
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- Describes humanity's ability to travel around the world.
- Brown matter excreted by all animals.
- Mode of transmission caused by sneezing viral particles.
- Body system that COVID-19 affects most.
- Blueprint to life.
- Flying animal sold in Wuhan market.
- Biting insect known to transmit West Nile virus.
- Single-celled pathogen.
- What "corona" means in Latin.
- Fatal disease caused by a bite from an infected animal.
20 Clues: Blueprint to life. • Single-celled pathogen. • What "corona" means in Latin. • Can catch this from raw chicken. • Term to describe disease spread. • Flying animal sold in Wuhan market. • Brown matter excreted by all animals. • Body system that COVID-19 affects most. • City in China where COVID-19 originated. • Type of food mostly sold in Wuhan market. • ...
The Body - James and Jonny 2019-12-10
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- All carnivores have this tooth
- Teeth at the front of your mouth
- The biggest bone in your body
- A skeleton that is typically shed
- Humans have this skeleton
- The main organ in the respiratory system
- teeth in the back of the mouth designed for grinding
- This stays the same in an experiment (7,8)
- This skeleton is flexible (11,8)
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- An animal that eats both meat and plants
- A goat is an example of this
- Are made up of multiple organelles
- The thing that is changed in an experiment (11,8)
- A gap in herbivores mouths where canines are absent
- It collects information from the PNS.
- Allows you to sense.
- Lots of these combined make an organ
- This can replace the top row of incisors (5,3)
- The inside bone of the lower leg
- More formally known as the cranium
20 Clues: Allows you to sense. • Humans have this skeleton • A goat is an example of this • The biggest bone in your body • All carnivores have this tooth • Teeth at the front of your mouth • The inside bone of the lower leg • This skeleton is flexible (11,8) • A skeleton that is typically shed • Are made up of multiple organelles • More formally known as the cranium • ...
COVID Crossword 2020-04-14
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- Lets go on a __ run
- Don't touch your ___!
- Don't forget your hand ____
- Social ____
- Where to find the latest updates about The Wichitan and COVID
- What does COVID stand for?
- Corona affects the ____ system
- Bored in the ___ and I'm in the ___ bored
- Everyone needs to stay ___
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- You cannot catch any ___
- Trump says he seeks to provide ___ relief
- Stay __ feet away from each other
- America's new currency
- 2020 seniors have had their ___ postponed due to Corona
- Wear a __ on your face when going out to limit your chances of catching anything
- Trump announced a ___ ban on March 11, 2020
- Someone in quarantine must stay quarantined for at least ____ days
- Secret to taking online classes
- All classes are now ___
- News spread that corona was started due to this animal (Fake news?)
- App used to communicate through video for online class
21 Clues: Social ____ • Lets go on a __ run • Don't touch your ___! • America's new currency • All classes are now ___ • You cannot catch any ___ • What does COVID stand for? • Everyone needs to stay ___ • Don't forget your hand ____ • Corona affects the ____ system • Secret to taking online classes • Stay __ feet away from each other • Trump says he seeks to provide ___ relief • ...
Body systems 2023-03-10
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- One of the two major organs in the endocrine sytem
- Main organs in the body
- Provides our body with oxygen
- Receives messages to tell the body what to do
- Make hormones and release them directly into the blood
- Breaks down food into usable nutrients
- Stores urine
- Regulates the body's growth
- One of the major organs in the digestive system
- Sends messages to the brain
- Takes in oxygen and lets out carbon dioxide
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- Gets rid of waste from blood
- Cardiac muscle,smooth muscle,skeletal muscle,and tendons
- Protects the body from external factros such as bacteria,chemicals,etc
- Allows movement and gives the body its shape
- Maintains body temperature
- Part of maintaining the temperature of the human body
- pumps blood around the body all the time
- Uses blood to transport nutrients
- Support and protect organs/create blood
20 Clues: Stores urine • Main organs in the body • Maintains body temperature • Regulates the body's growth • Sends messages to the brain • Gets rid of waste from blood • Provides our body with oxygen • Uses blood to transport nutrients • Breaks down food into usable nutrients • Support and protect organs/create blood • pumps blood around the body all the time • ...
My body 2024-10-09
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- I split in two to supply each lung with air
- the process of breathing out
- Air travels through me to get to the lungs
- i'm a thin sticky film on the teeth
- I'm apart of the respiratory system
- i'm the gas that goes in the body
- i am located at the front of the mouth
- there are 20 of me
- i protect the lungs
- i'm the gas that comes out of the body
- I'm shaped like the letter J
- the outer most part of the teeth
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- there are 32 of me
- I am another name for the trachea
- I absorb water
- i'm used to tear meat
- i'm used to get food from between the teeth
- i'm used for grinding and crushing food
- I line the stomach to protect it from acid
- the process of breathing in air
20 Clues: I absorb water • there are 32 of me • there are 20 of me • i protect the lungs • i'm used to tear meat • the process of breathing out • I'm shaped like the letter J • the process of breathing in air • the outer most part of the teeth • I am another name for the trachea • i'm the gas that goes in the body • i'm a thin sticky film on the teeth • I'm apart of the respiratory system • ...
Human Body Systems 2014-11-04
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- the network of nerve cells and fibres which transmits nerve impulses between parts of the body.
- a biological system consisting of specific organs and structures used for the process of respiration in an organism.
- an organ system consisting of skeletal, smooth and cardiac muscles.
- the system that circulates blood and lymph through the body, consisting of the heart, blood vessels, blood, lymph, and the lymphatic vessels and glands.
- The organs and glands in the body that are responsible for digestion.
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- The bodily system consisting of the organs that produce, collect, and eliminate urine and including the kidneys, ureters, urinary bladder, and urethra.
- The system of organs involved with animal reproduction, especially sexual reproduction.
- consists of bones and other connective tissues, which protects and supports the body tissues and internal organs.
- the organs and processes of the body that provide resistance to infection and toxins.
9 Clues: an organ system consisting of skeletal, smooth and cardiac muscles. • The organs and glands in the body that are responsible for digestion. • the organs and processes of the body that provide resistance to infection and toxins. • The system of organs involved with animal reproduction, especially sexual reproduction. • ...
Jessica- Phedella 8C 2024-09-10
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- is a chronic disorder in which air passages
- each bronchus splits into smaller tubes called?
- air leaves the nasal cavity and goes down to...
- disease in which there is uncontrolled growth of cells in the lungs due to cigarette smoke
- volume this volume can't be measured can not be measured only calculated is... volume
- ... in smoke binds to haemogoblin
- what is it like inside your nose?
- capacity the amount of air that the lungs can hold after the biggest possible breath in called...
- the higher... outside forces air to enter the lungs
- what condition due to damage the alveoli in the lungs?
- the natural cleansing of the lungs is disrupted, leading to the accumulation of....
- cancer a disease in which there is uncontrolled growth of cells is ...
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- muscles is consist in ribcage is...
- the lungs are been protected inside the...
- cavity when we breathe in,air enters the respiratory system through the... in the nose
- the amount of air inhaled in a single called...
- the inflammation of bronchi is disease of...
- trachea is also lined with... which remove dust,dirt,and bacteria
- what do we let out when we exhale
- Volume of...increases causing air pressure in the lungs to decrease
- ...muscles contact and flatten
- what is also known as trachea?
- the wall of trachea contains...rings
- volume refers to the amount of air in the lungs at different phases of the respiratory cycle is?...
- the lining cells of the bronchiole are disrupted,leading to an excessive secretion of...
25 Clues: ...muscles contact and flatten • what is also known as trachea? • what do we let out when we exhale • ... in smoke binds to haemogoblin • what is it like inside your nose? • muscles is consist in ribcage is... • the wall of trachea contains...rings • the lungs are been protected inside the... • is a chronic disorder in which air passages • ...
SC9- PT 2023-05-31
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- Created by 1 or 2 things that the protons and neutrons create
- If one doesn't function well, you don't function well.
- Cellមួយក្រុម,ធ្វើការជារមួយគ្នា
- ជួយបង្កើតកូន
- Without it you cannot move
- One of the things that have multiple functions in the cell
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- Helps protect us from sickness
- A plant or animal
- A set of things working together, while following a certain set of rules to create a whole new something.
- Created by protons and neutrons.
- What is the smallest functional unit of an organism?
- Helps us breathe air (Oxygen) and release Carbon Dioxide.
12 Clues: ជួយបង្កើតកូន • A plant or animal • Without it you cannot move • Helps protect us from sickness • Cellមួយក្រុម,ធ្វើការជារមួយគ្នា • Created by protons and neutrons. • What is the smallest functional unit of an organism? • If one doesn't function well, you don't function well. • Helps us breathe air (Oxygen) and release Carbon Dioxide. • ...
Gas Exchage Puzzle 2024-04-27
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- Tubes branching into lungs from the trachea.
- Muscle aiding in lung expansion and contraction for breathing.
- Tube connecting mouth/nose to the windpipe.
- Tiny blood vessels facilitating gas exchange in the alveoli.
- Entry points for air into the body's respiratory system.
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- lobes Sections of the lungs.
- Bones protecting the lungs and heart.
- Air passage from throat to lungs.
- Small tubes leading to the alveoli.
- Tiny sacs in lungs where oxygen and carbon dioxide exchange occurs.
- Air-filled spaces in the skull regulating air temperature and humidity.
- Organs extracting oxygen from air and transferring it to the bloodstream.
12 Clues: lobes Sections of the lungs. • Air passage from throat to lungs. • Small tubes leading to the alveoli. • Bones protecting the lungs and heart. • Tube connecting mouth/nose to the windpipe. • Tubes branching into lungs from the trachea. • Entry points for air into the body's respiratory system. • Tiny blood vessels facilitating gas exchange in the alveoli. • ...
Human physiology 2024-07-01
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- affects growth development, sexual activities, and normal regulatory process of the body
- Covers, shapes and supports skeletal tissue
- Also known as the lymphatic, protects the body from disease
- forms the physical foundation of the body
- Controls the steady delivery of blood through the body
- Carries messages through the central nervous system
- Enables breathing and supplies the body with oxygen
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- largest organ of the body
- Collection of tissues that have an identifiable structure and performs specific functions
- produces children and passes on our genetics
- Breaks down food and absorbs nutrients
- Elimination Of waste
12 Clues: Elimination Of waste • largest organ of the body • Breaks down food and absorbs nutrients • forms the physical foundation of the body • Covers, shapes and supports skeletal tissue • produces children and passes on our genetics • Carries messages through the central nervous system • Enables breathing and supplies the body with oxygen • ...
Poison Gas 2025-03-13
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- A deadly gas used by Nazis in concentration camps.
- colorless, odorless gas that causes blisters and burns.
- This gas when inhaled can cause severe respiratory damage.
- Deadly gas used in WW1
- The primary toxic agent in the nervous system.
- A protective suit worn to prevent exposure to toxic chemicals
- gas used in chemical warfare during world war one.
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- A common symptom of exposure to a poison gas
- substance used to decontaminate after exposure to chemical agents.
- poisonous gas, often associated with volcanic eruptions.
- when was the start of poison gas
- Gas associated with chemical agents.
12 Clues: Deadly gas used in WW1 • when was the start of poison gas • Gas associated with chemical agents. • A common symptom of exposure to a poison gas • The primary toxic agent in the nervous system. • A deadly gas used by Nazis in concentration camps. • gas used in chemical warfare during world war one. • colorless, odorless gas that causes blisters and burns. • ...
CNS & PNC 2023-03-06
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- Nerve fibers cross over, left to right and right to left; contains centers to regulate heart, blood vessels, and respiratory system.
- Nerve cell that is necessary for impulses to be carried throughout the nervous system; parenchyma of the nervous system.
- Neurotransmitter chemical released at the ends of nerve cells.
- Coordination of voluntary movements and balance.
- Brain and spinal cord.
- Circulates throughout the brain and spinal cord.
- Microscopic branching fiber of a nerve cell (neuron) that is the first part to receive the nervous impulse.
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- Posterior part of the brain that coordinates muscle movements and maintains balance.
- Posterior portion of the brain that connects the cerebrum with the spinal cord; includes the midbrain, pons, and medulla oblongata.
- Body temperature, sleep, appetite, emotions; control of the pituitary gland.
- Nerves that control involuntary body functions of muscles, glands, and internal organs.
- Microscopic fiber that is part of a neuron and carries nervous impulse along a nerve cell.
- Space through which a nervous impulse travels between nerve cells or between nerve and muscle or glandular cells.
- Relay station for sensory impulses; control of awareness and consciousness.
- Three protective membranes that surround the brain and spinal cord.
- Thinking, personality, sensations, movements, memory.
16 Clues: Brain and spinal cord. • Coordination of voluntary movements and balance. • Circulates throughout the brain and spinal cord. • Thinking, personality, sensations, movements, memory. • Neurotransmitter chemical released at the ends of nerve cells. • Three protective membranes that surround the brain and spinal cord. • ...
Components of Physical Fitness 2023-05-19
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- The amount of fat, bone and muscle in your body
- This long distance race is best suited to aerobic endurance
- Being able to perform for long periods of time without fatigue
- This Olympic event is the best test of muscular strength
- This body type (Somatotype) would generally be 'tall and thin' atheletes
- We have over 650 of these in our body
- This sport requires flexibility at the hip to allow you to run and jump over obstacles in a race
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- The system that controls heart, blood and blood vessels
- This is the type of joint in your shoulder that allows circular motion
- The maximum force a muscle can produce
- The range of movement allowed at a joint in your body
- The respiratory system includes these
- The ability to move all or part of the body quickly, or the rate in which someone can perform a movement
- This body type (somatotype) would generally be muscular athletes.
- Being able to repeatedly contract muscles without fatiguing
15 Clues: The respiratory system includes these • We have over 650 of these in our body • The maximum force a muscle can produce • The amount of fat, bone and muscle in your body • The range of movement allowed at a joint in your body • The system that controls heart, blood and blood vessels • This Olympic event is the best test of muscular strength • ...
Acid-Base Balance 2022-05-31
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- The respiratory factor
- Dissolved CO2 that is measured in mm of mercury
- This type of CO2 is the major form of carbonic acid in blood
- When blood pH is in an acidic state, pH <7.35
- A substance that can donate hydrogen ions, pH less than 7.0
- The processes in the body that help resist changes to pH. Four main ones
- A substance that can accept hydrogen ions or yield OH-
- No changes have occurred to correct blood pH that is overly acidic or alkaline
- The concentration of all CO2 in the blood
- pH is a way to represent the amount of free _________ in a solution
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- When changes occur to help bring blood pH back to normal. Can be partial or full.
- A lack of acid can lead to base ___________
- When blood pH is in an overly basic state, ph >7.45
- The metabolic factor
- The bicarbonate/carbonic acid buffer system is the major primary buffer in ______________
- Base _________ is cause by excessive acid
- The buffer system that takes place inside the RBC
17 Clues: The metabolic factor • The respiratory factor • Base _________ is cause by excessive acid • The concentration of all CO2 in the blood • A lack of acid can lead to base ___________ • When blood pH is in an acidic state, pH <7.35 • Dissolved CO2 that is measured in mm of mercury • The buffer system that takes place inside the RBC • ...
Infectious Diseases of Rats and Mice 2022-02-08
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- zoonotic- present in the nasopharynx of healthy rats and is not considered a disease-causing organism of the species. Other rodents and human beings are susceptible.
- relatively uncommon in the U.S. the concern would be more with importing mice from other countries
- the primary causative agent of viral respiratory disease in mice and highly contagious amongst the species
- enteric strains of this virus are most common but respiratory strains also exist. Clinical signs include D+, jaundice and tremors
- may be fatal in athymic mice, the organisms can colonize in automatic watering systems
- zoonotic- transmitted through urine
- rats and humans can serve as an an intermediate host of this protozoan parasite
- zoonotic can also affect many other species, natural infection is nearly 100% in the wild. Due to the zoonotic potential, treatment is usually not attempted, animals are instead euthanized
- presents the greatest negative impact on scientific studies
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- mice that are kept in close proximity with avian species or their feces may acquire this
- zoonotic the common term is ringworm and it is a fungal infection
- mice with this usually have signs of dermatitis. clinical signs include chromodacryorrhea
- streptobacillosis or Haverhill fever
- rats and mice with leptospira may also have this opportunistic bacillus presenting as a respiratory infection concurrently
- a common inhabitant of the respiratory tract of rats, primary concern is its pathogenicity in other laboratory animals, esp. guinea pigs
- a bacteria found in nearly all species of laboratory animal that is difficult to eradicate
- an opportunistic bacteria that is usually subclinical but may cause a disease called pseudotuberculosis
- the most significant viral disease of rats this is highly contagious within the species
- normal inhabitants of the intestinal tract of rodents
19 Clues: zoonotic- transmitted through urine • streptobacillosis or Haverhill fever • normal inhabitants of the intestinal tract of rodents • presents the greatest negative impact on scientific studies • zoonotic the common term is ringworm and it is a fungal infection • rats and humans can serve as an an intermediate host of this protozoan parasite • ...
S1U2 WORDS 2022-11-16
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- removes waste products from cellular metabolism (urea,water, CO2)
- Allows for movement by contracting
- removes undigestable food from the body
- collects excess fluid and returns it to blood (2nd circulatory system-reaches places other one can’t – between cells)
- gathers and interprets
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- Allows organisms to reproduce which prevents their species from becoming extinct.
- an organized group of people with a particular purpose, such as a business or government department
- Transport material and from cells
- allows movement
- Takes in oxygen and removes carbon dioxide and water
- Fights off foreign invaders in the body
11 Clues: allows movement • gathers and interprets • Transport material and from cells • Allows for movement by contracting • removes undigestable food from the body • Fights off foreign invaders in the body • Takes in oxygen and removes carbon dioxide and water • removes waste products from cellular metabolism (urea,water, CO2) • ...
Human Body Crossword Puzzle 2023-08-09
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- System that includes the lungs, throat, and nasal cavity
- Return blood back to the heart
- An important organ that controls thought, memory, motor skills, vision,etc
- This organ does not have any bones
- Baglike organs used for breathing
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- Places in your body where bones meet
- __________ have more bones than adults
- Strong flexible tissue that supports and protects the bones
- Located in the back part of the brain, controls balance and movement
- A living, growing tissue that supports the body and allows us to move
- Organ that pumps blood
11 Clues: Organ that pumps blood • Return blood back to the heart • Baglike organs used for breathing • This organ does not have any bones • Places in your body where bones meet • __________ have more bones than adults • System that includes the lungs, throat, and nasal cavity • Strong flexible tissue that supports and protects the bones • ...
CLS Terms 2024-04-04
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- A limb or appendage of the body
- Back of the body
- Commonly used over the counter antipyretic for pain and fever
- Dividing wall between body space or tissue (nostrils for our case)
- The rate at which breathing occurs, typically
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- Commonly used over the counter NSAID for pain and swelling
- Abnormally low body temperature
- This rate measures the contraction of cardiac muscle
- Front of the body
- Abbreviation for testing for circulation, motor function and sensation
- Blood ___ is the result of heart pumping blood through the circulatory system
11 Clues: Back of the body • Front of the body • Abnormally low body temperature • A limb or appendage of the body • The rate at which breathing occurs, typically • This rate measures the contraction of cardiac muscle • Commonly used over the counter NSAID for pain and swelling • Commonly used over the counter antipyretic for pain and fever • ...
Chapter 11 Crossword Bella Thornbury 2021-03-17
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- Imperfect positioning of the teeth
- Respiratory condition marked by spasms in the lungs
- Bedwetting, also known as nocturnal _____
- Learning to clasp hands is part of ___ motor development
- Food or nourishment
- Learning to stand is part of ___ motor development
- wetting Can happen after drinking before bed
- Physical games that are often played for fun
- Many genes may have _____ variations
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- Nearsightedness
- As children age, they experience body ____
- Wrestling, play-fighting, and rolling are examples of rough and _____ play.
- A type of social hierarchy that involves a ranking system is a _____ hierarchy
- Suffer physical damage or harm
- ____ trends in physical growth means that puberty has been starting earlier for children
- Exercising is a sign of physical _____
- Disorder involving an unhealthy amount of body fat
17 Clues: Nearsightedness • Food or nourishment • Suffer physical damage or harm • Imperfect positioning of the teeth • Many genes may have _____ variations • Exercising is a sign of physical _____ • Bedwetting, also known as nocturnal _____ • As children age, they experience body ____ • wetting Can happen after drinking before bed • Physical games that are often played for fun • ...
Chapter 11 Crossword Bella Thornbury 2021-03-17
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- Imperfect positioning of the teeth
- Respiratory condition marked by spasms in the lungs
- Bedwetting, also known as nocturnal _____
- Learning to clasp hands is part of ___ motor development
- Food or nourishment
- Learning to stand is part of ___ motor development
- wetting Can happen after drinking before bed
- Physical games that are often played for fun
- Many genes may have _____ variations
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- Nearsightedness
- As children age, they experience body ____
- Wrestling, play-fighting, and rolling are examples of rough and _____ play.
- A type of social hierarchy that involves a ranking system is a _____ hierarchy
- Suffer physical damage or harm
- ____ trends in physical growth means that puberty has been starting earlier for children
- Exercising is a sign of physical _____
- Disorder involving an unhealthy amount of body fat
17 Clues: Nearsightedness • Food or nourishment • Suffer physical damage or harm • Imperfect positioning of the teeth • Many genes may have _____ variations • Exercising is a sign of physical _____ • Bedwetting, also known as nocturnal _____ • As children age, they experience body ____ • wetting Can happen after drinking before bed • Physical games that are often played for fun • ...
SCIENCE OLYMPIAD 2024-04-18
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- Event where you must use chemistry in a lab setting
- Study of ecosystem interactions
- Which event involves using a cipher
- Event focusing on the various body systems
- You harness the power of one of the four elements
- Event where you must have an understanding of the universe
- Event with a bunch of trees
- One partner has to take notes and the other has to act on them
- Event involving lasers and mirrors
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- Process through which organisms change and adapt
- No one did this event at regionals
- Bodily system that features the lungs
- Radiometric dating will help you in this event
- When the ground shakes violently
- A star nursery
- Study of coded messages
- Event where Anh was hit in the face
17 Clues: A star nursery • Study of coded messages • Event with a bunch of trees • Study of ecosystem interactions • When the ground shakes violently • No one did this event at regionals • Event involving lasers and mirrors • Which event involves using a cipher • Event where Anh was hit in the face • Bodily system that features the lungs • Event focusing on the various body systems • ...
Cystic Fibrosis 2025-08-11
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- / Sticky secretion that clogs airways and ducts
- / Common bacterial pathogen in cystic fibrosis lung infections
- / Rounded enlargement of the fingertips in chronic lung disease
- / Worsening of respiratory symptoms requiring treatment
- / Chest clearance technique to loosen mucus
- / Diagnostic test measuring salt levels in sweat
- / Gene mutated in cystic fibrosis
- / Medicine delivered by inhalation to control lung infections
- / Genetic disorder affecting lungs and digestive system
- / Ion that is transported abnormally in cystic fibrosis
- / Permanent widening of the airways due to chronic infection
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- / Poor nutrient absorption due to digestive problems
- / Condition where the pancreas does not produce enough enzymes
- / Medication to aid digestion in cystic fibrosis patients
- / Common symptom noticed in infants with cystic fibrosis
- ileus / Intestinal blockage in newborns with cystic fibrosis
- / Low oxygen level in the tissues
17 Clues: / Gene mutated in cystic fibrosis • / Low oxygen level in the tissues • / Chest clearance technique to loosen mucus • / Sticky secretion that clogs airways and ducts • / Diagnostic test measuring salt levels in sweat • / Poor nutrient absorption due to digestive problems • / Worsening of respiratory symptoms requiring treatment • ...
Respiratory System Crossword 2021-02-15
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- Lungs and ______ are the two major structures of the respiratory system.
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- The purpose of the respiratory system is to supply the body with ______.
- _______ cells will die in 4-6 minutes without oxygen.
- Disease of the lungs that causes shortness of breath, chest tightness, and difficulty breathing.
4 Clues: _______ cells will die in 4-6 minutes without oxygen. • The purpose of the respiratory system is to supply the body with ______. • Lungs and ______ are the two major structures of the respiratory system. • Disease of the lungs that causes shortness of breath, chest tightness, and difficulty breathing.
Characteristics of Life Study Guide 2020-11-16
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- The life process that produces offspring is called___?
- Which life process is responsible for all of the chemical reactions that occur within the body?
- what is the life process that is described as the increase in size and complexity of an organism.
- the _______ is the most basic, or primary, level of organization in a multicellular organism
- which system is one of the more important organ system that helps to carry out chemical reactions during the life process Metabolism.
- An amoeba is multicellular, or unicellular?
- which organelle is most important to a unicellular organism as it limits the size of the organism?
- In multicellular organisms like humans, which life process involves the respiratory system (made up of nose, trachea, and lungs)?
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- Organisms that can make their own food, through photosynthesis
- Sexual reproduction occurs more commonly in ______ organisms, like squirrels.
- which level of multicellular organization is made up of all the others
- the life process that allows organisms to react to changes in the environment is ___?
12 Clues: An amoeba is multicellular, or unicellular? • The life process that produces offspring is called___? • Organisms that can make their own food, through photosynthesis • which level of multicellular organization is made up of all the others • Sexual reproduction occurs more commonly in ______ organisms, like squirrels. • ...
Body systems 2020-10-26
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- system that includes nose
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- Main part of nervous system
- heart is in this system
- protects the bodies organs
4 Clues: heart is in this system • system that includes nose • protects the bodies organs • Main part of nervous system
Respiratory Disorders 2024-04-16
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- Collapsed lung
- Viral infection(VIRUD) causes inflammation of the mucous membrane
- Infection of the lungs
- Is inflammation of the Larynx or voice box,
- Deep breath followed by forceful expulsion of air to clear the lower respiratory tract
- Infection of mucous membranes,
- Describes chronic lung conditions,
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- Air forced through the nose to clear the respiratory tract
- Allergic reaction
- Contagious viral infection
- Inflammation of the mucous membrane of the trachea,
- Inflammatory airway obstruction,
- Lesions form in the lungs
- Alveoli over dilated,
- Foreign object lodges in the throat
15 Clues: Collapsed lung • Allergic reaction • Alveoli over dilated, • Infection of the lungs • Lesions form in the lungs • Contagious viral infection • Infection of mucous membranes, • Inflammatory airway obstruction, • Describes chronic lung conditions, • Foreign object lodges in the throat • Is inflammation of the Larynx or voice box, • Inflammation of the mucous membrane of the trachea, • ...
anatomy 2025-03-10
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- The "voice box" that houses the vocal cords.
- The brain centers that control the pattern of breathing.
- A substance that reduces surface tension in the alveoli, preventing collapse.
- Tree The branching system of airways that directs air into the lungs.
- Tiny air sacs in the lungs where gas exchange occurs.
- The smallest branches of the bronchial tree, leading to the alveoli.
- The windpipe that carries air from the throat to the lungs.
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- The two large tubes that branch off from the trachea into the lungs.
- The throat, connecting the mouth and nasal cavity to the larynx and esophagus.
- Capacity The maximum amount of air a person can exhale after a deep breath.
- The group of organs responsible for breathing and gas exchange.
- The main respiratory organs responsible for oxygen exchange.
- Pressure The measure of gas concentration in a mixture, important for respiration.
- The thin barrier in the lungs where oxygen and carbon dioxide are exchanged.
- Cavity The passage inside the nose that filters, warms, and humidifies air.
15 Clues: The "voice box" that houses the vocal cords. • Tiny air sacs in the lungs where gas exchange occurs. • The brain centers that control the pattern of breathing. • The windpipe that carries air from the throat to the lungs. • The main respiratory organs responsible for oxygen exchange. • The group of organs responsible for breathing and gas exchange. • ...
Tissues Vocabulary Reveiw 2022-10-18
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- a type of adipose tissue found in adults
- a junction that allows chemical and electrical signals to pass through
- the study of tissues
- an epithelial cell that is found in cube like shapes; found in ovaries and kidneys
- connective tissue responsible for connecting bone to bone
- the type of adipose tissue that is high in mitochondria and used for heat
- a type of junction that allows cells to contract and expand frequently
- a type of epithelial cell found in the lungs, heart, and blood vessels
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- the germ layer that differentiates into the integumentary and nervous systems
- a germ layer that differentiates into the muscle tissues and connective tissues
- a type of junction where an impermeable seal is created
- a type of fiber that provides strength and support to many organs; mainly integumentary system
- a term for an area with no blood vessels
- a germ layer that differentiates into the GI tract, bladder, and respiratory system
- a collection of differentiated, specialized cells
15 Clues: the study of tissues • a type of adipose tissue found in adults • a term for an area with no blood vessels • a collection of differentiated, specialized cells • a type of junction where an impermeable seal is created • connective tissue responsible for connecting bone to bone • a junction that allows chemical and electrical signals to pass through • ...