respiratory system Crossword Puzzles

19 Clues: centipedes • millipedes • 6 - legged arthropods • crayfish lobsters crabs shrimp • spiders, scorpions, ticks, mites • distinct sections of the body of an arthropod. • to cast off or shed feathers, skin, or the like. • one of the air conveying tubes of the respiratory system. • the phylum composed of spiders, insects, crustaceans, millipeds and centipeds • ...

9 Clues: Breathing in • Breathing out. • Where is pyruvate formed? • Air is taken in through which place? • The process of breaking down of pyruvate • Small balloon like structures within the lungs. • Broken down form of glucose, a three carbon mole • Cramps are caused by the buildup of this acid in the muscles. • ...

23 Clues: it's the part of your head whereyour eyes nose and mouth are located • the VR game required presice head tracking for an inmersive experience • the VR technology includes a hair track feature for enhanced immersión • The eye tracking technology allows for hands-free interaction with the device • ...

20 Clues: Produces antibodies to fight virus and bacteria • These are a drug to help fight off bacteria and kill them • This happens when the immune system fires to kill a disease • A body system that helps fight off foreign objects in the body • This type of white blood cells absorbs bacteria and smaller cells • ...

10 Clues: Supports the plant to grow upright • Blood that are rich in carbon dioxide • Digested food is absorbed in which intestine • Substance released to break down food in the mouth • Second largest percentage of gas in the air composition • System that gives human body systems the ability to move • Muscular organ that beats to pump blood to all parts of the body • ...

10 Clues: AKA adenosine triphosate • the powerhouse of the cell • A green pigment found in the chloroplasts of plants. • leaf A waxy coating on a leaf that reduces water loss • system Brings oxygen to the body and gets rid of carbon dioxide • A vascular tissue that carries water from the roots to the leaves • ...

40 Clues: fever-reducing • lymph node diseases • lymph vessels, flow into lymph nodes • presence of air in the pleural cavity • the collapse of part or all of a lung • immediate and intense type I reaction • escalator, mechanism of debris removal • lymph vessels, flow out of lymph nodes • ducts, the largest of the lymphatic vessels • ...

14 Clues: ___________ remove urine • ___________ removes sweat • breathing purifies our _____________ • human body is made up of ____________ • our body is made up of 206 ___________ • _______________ throe out carbon dioxide • undigested food goes to the _____________ • tissues join together to make an __________ • the air we breathe in has a gas called ___________ • ...

14 Clues: the ‘e’ in e-cigarette • Nicotine is very _______ • Pains in head from smoking • One of the main brands of vapes • extreme stress caused by smoking • extreme sadness caused by smoking • One of the many symptoms of vaping • Smoking is ver ___ for your health • the body system involved in breathing • The main addictive substance in cigarettes • ...

14 Clues: diffusion with water only • crushes food and mixes it with saliva • Muscle tissue located underneath your lungs • first 25 centimeters of the small intestine • starts to break proteins down in the stomach • carries food from the pharynx to the stomach • chemical reactions that release energy from food • branches that bring air into the inner part of the lungs • ...

14 Clues: The water portion of the blood • The upper chambers of the heart • The lower chambers of the heart • cells that carry disease fighters • These structures help blood to clot • cells that carry oxygen throughout the body • tubes that carry blood throughout the entire body • The structure that separates the heart into two pumps • ...

14 Clues: Waste gas that exits the body • Gas that is needed for body to function • airway that allows oxygen to reach lungs • return oxygen-poor blood back to the heart • smaller "branches" that come from the bronchi • transport oxygen-rich blood to the rest of the body • "branches" where the air passed from the trachea enters • ...

29 Clues: fats • cell division • a living thing • the cell highway • basal Metabolic rate • cells of reproduction • the basic unit of life • the study of microorganism • single celled spherical organism • a group of atoms bonded together • anything that has mass and takes up space • a rapid reaction between oxygen and fuel source • a simple sugar that is an important source of energy • ...

21 Clues: resulting inadequate levels of oxygen in the tissues • defined by an increase in carbon dioxide in the bloodstream. • a serious condition in which blood collects in your pleural space. • test that measures the oxygen and carbon dioxide levels in your blood. • swelling and irritation and a buildup of mucus in the small airways of the lung. • ...

16 Clues: a specific bodily fluid • where two or more bones meet • the largest organ of our body • the most complex part of human body • the major organs of the respiratory system • a cavity inside the skull that is oval in shape • two bean-shaped organs roughly the size of a fist • keep the fingers and toes safe from mechanical stress • ...

29 Clues: – Reduces NOx and CO in car emissions. • Used to neutralize acidic soils and waters. • Forms when SO₂ reacts with water and oxygen. • Forms from NOx reacting with water and oxygen. • – Biological stress response triggered by noise. • – Grows in damp areas; causes respiratory distress. • – VOC in furniture and glues; respiratory irritant. • ...

29 Clues: – Reduces NOx and CO in car emissions. • Used to neutralize acidic soils and waters. • Forms when SO₂ reacts with water and oxygen. • Forms from NOx reacting with water and oxygen. • – Biological stress response triggered by noise. • – Grows in damp areas; causes respiratory distress. • – VOC in furniture and glues; respiratory irritant. • ...

37 Clues: pH < 7.35 • Connects mask to DEP • Your CO2 is too high! • A cause of hypercapnia • Alveolar overdistension • P/F ratio < 100 (two words) • Elbow colour used in COVID-19 • Breath initiated by the patient • A dressing for the nasal bridge • Tachypnoea, shortness of breath etc. • A cardiovascular complication of NIV • A contraindication for NIV (two words) • ...

30 Clues: The "windpipe." • Clusters of air sacs. • Blood returns through _______. • Disease caused by iron deficiency. • A major muscle aiding in inhalation. • High blood pressure. "Silent killer". • We have a _______ circulatory system. • Manipulates pitch and volume; "voice-box". • The relaxation phase of the cardiac cycle. • The master control center of the human body. • ...

21 Clues: blood cell • barrier against pathogens • infectious type of prokaryote • in the body where T cells originate • blood protein produced by B plasma cells • substance that induces an immune response in the body • the gastrointestinal tract; a component of innate immunity • process of cloning of B cells, stimulated by helper T cells • ...

12 Clues: The state of being grossly fat or overweight. • A person who is qualified to treat people who are ill. • A person trained to care for the sick or infirm, especially in a hospital. • A disease spread from one person or organism to another, typically by direct contact. • ...

12 Clues: Jaw-like mouthparts found in many arthropods used for chewing and manipulating food. • The fused head and thorax region found in many arthropods such as crustaceans and arachnids. • A hard external skeleton that provides support and protection for arthropods, made primarily of chitin. • ...

18 Clues: common cold • Branch of medicine • a disease of the skin • disease Cardiovascular disease • An incision made in the perineum • A compound of hydrogen and carbon • lower respiratory disease Lung disease • used to emphasize how funny something is • The analysis of the shape and proportion of the skull • cancer A cancer that forms in the cells of the breast • ...

9 Clues: TB. • The type of bacteria TB is. • Main organ TB disease attacks. • The TB Skin Test is known as the. • The System in which TB attacks mainly. • The method TB transfers host to host by. • Most common medicine administered to counter TB. • One of two organs that may grow to fail due to TB. • Means of preventing the spread and contraction of TB.

9 Clues: a disease that destroy alveoli • the tube in the throat that takes air • system the organs that supply your body • , fragile , elastic , microscopic air sacs • a drug that relieves pain and dulls the sense • monoxide a colorless , odorless , poisonous gas • a thick , dark liquid that forms when tobacco burns • tiny one -celled onganisms that live nearly everywhere • ...

16 Clues: The coolest person EVER (look inside) • A nonliving band of outer skin (Ch6, L-1) • The thicker inner layer of skin (Ch6,L-1) • places where one bone meets another (Ch7, L-2) • The thinner outer layer of the skin (Ch6, L-1) • A large muscle at the bottom of the chest (Ch7, L-4) • The main organs of the respiratory system (Ch7, L-4) • ...

18 Clues: A secretion that traps pathogens. • A bacterial respiratory infection. • Includes molds, yeasts, and spores. • Immune cells that kill infected cells. • Needs a host to survive and reproduce. • A viral disease spread by animal bites. • A response that helps isolate infection. • A viral infection causing rash and fever. • A physical barrier in nonspecific immunity. • ...

16 Clues: Insects “blood” is called __. • Insect blood is not red, but is __ or ___. • our blood is held in a system of __ and __. • In their abdomen the vessel forms several chambers called __. • after blood enters the right side of the heart, it enters the__. • The blood spills into the _____ ____ and seeps around the organs. • ...

17 Clues: Pain • Cough • Tonic • Memory • Opioid • Anxiety • Moderate • Insomnia • Seizures • Narcotic • Epilepsy • Sedative • Stimulant • Analgesic • Neuralgia • Convulsions • Respiratory

13 Clues: runny nose • end in 'one' • rescue medication • antitussive example • short term use for congestion • crosses the blood-brain barrier • dopamine receptor agonist example • maintenance respiratory medication • help bring up respiratory secretions • less sedating class of antihistamines • watch for toxicity, monitor blood level • drug class treats RLS & parkinson-like symptoms • ...

7 Clues: / Breath out. • / What we breath • / Inhale and exhale • / A tube that leads to the lungs. • / Main organ of respiratory system • / A gas that you breath out. it is a waste. • / Prevents the entry of food to the trachea that leads to the lung

46 Clues: the trachealis muscle is _______ involuntary muscle. • the rings supporting the trachea are made of _______ cartilage. • the caudal group of air sacs in birds supply ______ air to the lungs • the cervical and ____________ air sacs in birds are UNPAIRED (single) • the second branching of the bronchi is the ______ or secondary bronchus. • ...

21 Clues: Abbreviation for the Peripheral Nervous System. • The DEA schedule for all benzodiazepines and zolpidem. • A neurological disorder characterized by recurrent seizures. • The primary neurotransmitter targeted by SSRI antidepressants. • An SSRI antidepressant commonly known by the brand name Zoloft. • ...

7 Clues: Removes waste from the body • Made up of the brain,Spinal cord, and Nerves • Work with the muscular system to help the body move • Made up of organs that break down food into protein • Made up of tissues that work with the Skeletal system • Made up of tissue and organs that allow you to breathe • Made up of a group of organs that transport blood throughout the body

7 Clues: Removes waste from the body • Made up of the brain,Spinal cord, and Nerves • Work with the muscular system to help the body move • Made up of organs that break down food into protein • Made up of tissues that work with the Skeletal system • Made up of tissue and organs that allow you to breathe • Made up of a group of organs that transport blood throughout the body

10 Clues: Organ containing vocal cords • Air passages leading to the lungs • One of the components of inhaled air • Organ providing ventilation to the lungs • small air sacs where gas exchange occurs • air passage connecting the larynx to the bronchi • One of the organs through which inhalation occurs • Process by which gas exchange occurs in the lungs • ...

17 Clues: chemoreceptors located in the medulla • association of oxygen with hemoglobin molecule • dissociation of oxygen from the hemoglobin molecule • state of low partial pressure of oxygen in the blood • disorder caused by high partial pressure of oxygen in the blood • disorder caused by high partial pressure of nitrogen in the blood • ...

18 Clues: Running. • BMI>30kg/m-2 • Harvard Fatigue Lab. • Walking with a purpose. • Adapting to the environment. • Work done outside of the lab. • Treadmill and arm/leg cycles. • Heart disease study in england. • Immediate physiological response. • Activity that is repeated over time. • Type of activity that is most general. • Type of twitch that is the most powerful. • ...

20 Clues: acid-base; effective ventilation ^ NORMALABG • systems adjusted, pH normal ^ FULLYCOMPENSATED • and metabolic failure together ^ MIXEDACIDOSIS • of acid and excess ventilation ^ MIXEDALKALOSIS • cramps; numbness; renal disease ^ HYPERPHOSPHATEMIA • systems off, pH still abnormal ^ PARTIALLYCOMPENSATED • system unbalanced; other not adjusted ^ UNCOMPENSATED • ...

16 Clues: Farsightedness • Air sac in the lung • Clouding of the lens • Small bronchial branches • Outward turning of an eye • Inward turning of an eye. • Third division of the pharynx • First division of the pharynx • Second division of the pharynx • Abnormal deviation of the eye. • Third ossicle of the middle ear • Waxy substance secreted by the external ear • ...

18 Clues: The joint between the thigh bone and the shin bone. • The kneecap, protecting the front of the knee joint. • Muscular organ digesting food with acid and enzymes. • One of the two shin bones, larger and weight-bearing. • Male reproductive organs producing sperm and hormones. • Female reproductive organs producing eggs and hormones. • ...

21 Clues: first line medication for hypertension • procedure used when one is in vfib or vtach • nausea & vomiting can cause metabolic ______ • diuretics can make one ______ when they stand up • word to describe pale appearance of leg with PAD • respiratory failure can cause respiratory _______ • walls of the pericardium are _____ with pericarditis • ...

10 Clues: ___ is a form of respiratory distress • Pediatric airway passages are ___ than in adults • When the patient appears to be working hard to breathe • Patients in true respiratory distress are very ___ people • A sound made by a patient with a partial airway obstruction • A cold is capable of causing significant ___ distress in an infant • ...

15 Clues: buzzing, ringing in ears • inflammation of the joints • physical or mental impairments • diseases caused by defective genes • inherited disease affects respiratory • autoimmune disease that attacks myelin • segments of DNA that are a code for hereditary • a disease that the immune systems attacks itself • inherited blood disease causes blood not to clot • ...

15 Clues: Bleeding under the skin • A crack or break in the bone • A tear or damage to a tendon • A wound caused by a sting or bite • A tear in the sking causing bleeding • Lowering of the core body temperature • Responsible for the breathing process • A bleed or blockage of blood in the brain • What does the letter D stand for in DRABC • An inflamation witin the respiratory system • ...

15 Clues: with contact. • A system of Covid-10 • First Acronym in LASSO • Case___contacts a case • feet with one another. • Contact___calls a contact • _____of operations, Who calls whom when? • call_____ happens when a call becomes a case • Separates and restricts the movement of people • separates cases away from people who are not sick. • ...

7 Clues: throat • voice box • tube that carry air from neck to lungs • the sac that exchange gas in the lungs • the main organ in the respiratory system • tubes that branched from windpipe to each lung • the dome-shaped muscle that divide the thorax and abdomen

12 Clues: 🫁 • these cells produce mucus • the gas that we breath in • the gas that we breath out • bones protecting the lungs • the scientific name for "throat" • the scientific name for "windpipe" • includes both the mouth and the nose • prevents food from entering the trachea • sweep mucus out of the lungs (hair like) • the smallest, thinnest type of blood vessel • ...

12 Clues: The main artery • Delivers oxygen and nutrients • The top chambers in the heart • The lower chambers of the heart • Open and close to stop backflow • Guards the entrance to the lungs • A long tube where air moves freely • Two tubes that branch from the Trachea • Smaller tubes that branch from the Bronchi • The __________ are a single-cell-thick blood vessel • ...

12 Clues: Can help chest pain • Controlable risk factor • numbness Symptom of stroke • arrest Heart stops beating • Uncontrollable risk factor • Air passages become narrow • Breathing faster than normal • Can cause respiratory arrest • Respiratory arrest can happen • Chest pain that comes and goes • Blood flow to brain interrupted • attack Arteries blocked to the heart

12 Clues: B3 DEFICIENCY • ONE AQUATIC PLANT • BREATHE ( IN LATIN) • FOLIC ACID DEFICIENCY • EXAMPLE FOR SAPROPHYTE • RESPIRATORY ORGANS IN FISH • RESPIRATORY ORGANS IN EARTH WORM • WAVE LIKE MOVEMENTS IN FOOD PIPE • NUMBER OF MEMBRANES PROTECTS LUNGS • END PRODUCT IN RESPIRATION OF YEAST • .......... RICH FOOD AVOID CONSTIPATION. • fINGER LIKE PROJECTIONS IN SMALL INTESTINE

30 Clues: PROPRIA What is the connective tissue that supports the urothelium? • What are bean-shaped organs approximately 12 cm long, 6 cm wide, and 2.5 cm thick? • CORPUSCLES What is the site where blood is filtered to initiate urine formation? • What is the primary bronchi branch repeatedly, becoming smaller until reaching a diameter of 1-2 mm? • ...

18 Clues: 'Big Eating Cell' • Birthplace of B cells • Largest lymphatic organ • Product of a plasma cell • Number of lymphatic ducts • Fancy term for antibodies • Cleaves bonds in peptidoglycan • Type of pH that repels bacteria • Molecule that activates the immune system • An imbalance or misuse of insulin in the body • What is the eating of pathogens or cellular debris? • ...

18 Clues: harmful tumor • high blood pressure • non-cancerous tumor • cancer causing substances • extreme sensitivity to a substance • birth defects or genetic disorders • abnormal cells multiply out of control • improper blood flow through the arteries • artery of the brain breaks or gets blocked • Painful swelling and stiffness of the joints • ...

13 Clues: Another name for vertebrates with jaws • Vertebrates with 4 limbs (hence, Amphibians) • Chordates appeared during the start of this era. • Vertebrates have this type of circulatory system. • (name) These fishes were the Earliest vertebrates​. • System of vertebrates which consists of gills or lungs • Amniotes are great because they allow reproduction on what? • ...

18 Clues: low blood sugar • abnormally low body temperature • a hormone that regulates blood sugar • seizures that result in the muscles relaxing • seizures that result in muscles becoming rigid • the system of the body that is affected by asthma • the system of the body that is affected by epilepsy • the air passages that are swollen among those with asthma • ...

10 Clues: inflammation of the bronchus • removal of a lobe of the lung • also known as the Adams Apple • also known as a collapsed lung • final branches of the respiratory tract • collection of blood in the pleural space • soft hairs on the inside of the nostrils • chronic inflammatory condition of the airways • procedure allowing visual examination of the bronchi • ...

20 Clues: aware • cliff • infuse • dismal • warrior • condemn • acquire • assiant • burning • problem • mistaken • therapist • attribute • countless • dangerous • I'm sorry • disregard • periodical • in the air • respiratory illness

21 Clues: mosck • amputi • herass • warrent • hospiss • fetnoyl • serosis • tendent • damentia • dialasis • hymelick • ellavader • nebalizer • respritory • postdictal • arrotically • tackycardia • acedomenfin • skitzofrenia • multipocerosis • swolled (not swollen)

18 Clues: study of cancer, second part of H/O • a physician who cares for critically ill patients • study of blood and blood disorders, first part of H/O • a physician who diagnoses and treats diseases of the kidney • a physician who diagnoses and treats hormone related diseases • a physician who diagnoses and treats diseases of the respiratory system • ...

46 Clues: the trachealis muscle is _______ involuntary muscle. • the rings supporting the trachea are made of _______ cartilage. • the caudal group of air sacs in birds supply ______ air to the lungs • the cervical and ____________ air sacs in birds are UNPAIRED (single) • the second branching of the bronchi is the ______ or secondary bronchus. • ...

46 Clues: the trachealis muscle is _______ involuntary muscle. • the rings supporting the trachea are made of _______ cartilage. • the caudal group of air sacs in birds supply ______ air to the lungs • the cervical and ____________ air sacs in birds are UNPAIRED (single) • the second branching of the bronchi is the ______ or secondary bronchus. • ...

17 Clues: Blood in sputum • fluid in airways • Difficulty breathing • mucus in large airways • friction rub grating sound • high pitched musical sound • Increase in rate and depth • Decrease in rate and depth • Less than 12 breaths per minute • Stokes Deep to shallow to apnea • Greater than 20 breaths per minute • Loud and high pitched over trachea • Deep, regular, and increased in rate • ...

17 Clues: Other term for “sputum” • Inflammation of the nose • Inflammation of the sinuses • Commonly known as the “flu” • Inflammation of pharynx and throat • An inflammation of the voice cord in the voice box. • is an infectious disease caused by an influenza virus. • An inflammation of the lining of your bronchial tubes. • A contagious infection that actually attacks your lungs. • ...

17 Clues: The main muscle for ventilation • A reflex that acts as a barrier • The two layers covering the lungs • The sacs where gas exchange occurs • The main function of the immune system • White blood cells that produce antibodies • This organ has three lobes on the right side • The process of bringing oxygen into the lungs • The abnormal substances recognized by antibodies • ...

18 Clues: low blood sugar • abnormally low body temperature • a hormone that regulates blood sugar • seizures that result in the muscles relaxing • the type of system that is affected by epilepsy • the system of the body that is affected by asthma • seizures that result in the muscles becoming rigid • the air passages that are swollen among those with asthma • ...

15 Clues: I created a _______ childish game. • toilet paper is_______ in all stores • the ________ generates a lot of energy. • Pollution is a cause of global ________. • ___ ___ harms the oceans and their animals. • The huaicos ______ the streets of Trujillo. • Constant use of devices at night is _______. • The ______ in covid cases is really alarming. • ...

15 Clues: Tiny air sacs affected by pneumonia • Bacterial cause of atypical pneumonia • System primarily affected by pneumonia • Rapid breathing, a symptom of pneumonia • Abnormal breath sounds heard in pneumonia • Solidification of lung tissue in pneumonia • Mucus coughed up from the lungs in pneumonia • Pneumonia affecting multiple areas of the lungs • ...

15 Clues: allows hearing • allow breathing • allows verbal communication • An itchy sensation on the skin • contains the eyes, nose and ears • Feeling of dizziness and imbalance • Sensation of sharp pain in the head • is the vital source for the human being • Feeling of extreme fatigue and lack of energy • Chronic condition that affects blood glucose levels • ...

15 Clues: Missing person • Severe Weather • You observe fire or smoke • Disaster, incoming patient • You found a suspicious package • Inpatient experiencing distress • Security Assistance Needed for a combative person • Security assistance needed for a hostage situation • A Cyber attack has occured on DCH's computer system • A Hazardous Arbonne Agent has been detected outside. • ...

15 Clues: Major organ affected in Kawasaki disease • Key pathological feature in both diseases • Blood test marker elevated in inflammation • Drugs used to suppress immune inflammation • Enlargement of lymph nodes in Kawasaki disease • Imaging test used to detect coronary aneurysms • General term for inflammation of blood vessels • Inflammation involving many small blood vessels • ...

7 Clues: The "M" in MRS GREN. • The body system which protects the host from viruses. • This process of life is supported in humans by the respiratory system. • This is the name of the life process which allows us to get rid of waste • The name of the body system which delivers blood to different areas of the body. • ...

8 Clues: swelling of the brain • a device used to look into the stomach • a person who studies skin and skin diseases • shows the electrical signals in heartbeat ECG • a tube-like camera used to look into the respiratory system • organ system containing the heart tissue, vascular tissues, and blood tissue • ...

8 Clues: The direction of the diaphragm when breathing in • A positive lifestyle choice to maintain good health • The process where food is broken down into nutrients • The circulatory system is made up of blood, vessels and the ... • A substance produced to help the body defend itself against pathogens • ...

17 Clues: chemoreceptors located in the medulla • association of oxygen with hemoglobin molecule • dissociation of oxygen from the hemoglobin molecule • state of low partial pressure of oxygen in the blood • disorder caused by high partial pressure of oxygen in the blood • disorder caused by high partial pressure of nitrogen in the blood • ...

17 Clues: itchy blister like rashes all over the body • reactivation of the chicken pox; painful rashes • also known as kissing disease; spread by saliva • a common viral infection of the nose and throat • an STD that can cause cancer; also known as HPV. • inflammation of the liver caused by this viral infection • a deadly virus to people for the saliva of infected animals • ...

17 Clues: Pain • Cough • Tonic • Memory • Opioid • Anxiety • Moderate • Insomnia • Seizures • Narcotic • Epilepsy • Sedative • Stimulant • Analgesic • Neuralgia • Convulsions • Respiratory

15 Clues: Double Jointed • Stretching through movement • Sitting still while stretching • Type of Fitness involving the heart • Body system that includes the lungs • Type of Joint that opens and closes • Type of living style with no exercise • 2nd leading cause of death in the nation • Muscle that pumps blood through the body • Fatlike substance that can clog arteries • ...

15 Clues: The study of the heart • Related to heart and lung • Inflammation of the heart. • Related to heart and blood vessels • Disease that affects the heart muscle • A condition originates from the heart. • Related to heart and respiratory system • The person who specialized in the study of heart • Device used to measure and display the heart rate • ...

15 Clues: After contraction comes - • Exclusivley in heart walls • Muscle contractions; Applies force • minor, involuntary muscle contraction • moves limbs and other parts of the body • lack of oxygen; usually when starting exercise • Time interval when tension in muscle decreases • Bowl shaped muscle; Crucial in respiratory system • ...

15 Clues: Benadryl • Expectorant • Stops coughing • Inhalant steroid • Respiratory stimulant • Non-narcotic anti-cough med • An example of a methylxanthine • Inhalant Beta-2 andrenergic agonist • Acetylcysteine is this type of drug • Most direct route for respiratory medications • contains prednisolone and trimeprazine tartate • Type of cough anti-cough meds should be used for • ...

15 Clues: Digestion • Skeletons • Respiratory • ...So scary... • Strength is key • Turns food to waste • Deals with breathing • Keep those muscles moving • I-N-T-E-R-G-U-M-E-N-T-A-R-Y! • Keep pumping. Now don't stop • The outside layer of the body • The emotion of being terrified • I've got this feeling in my bones • In through arteries, out through veins • ...

5 Clues: muscle can be built by protein • this system allows us to breath • this system is made up of blood cells • A compact and cancellous bones are apart of • the Brian and the spinal cord are apart of this system

19 Clues: yskiä • hoito • tulos • ripuli • oireet • eristys • uupumus • lääkäri • apteekki • turvaväli • päänsärky • altistunut • lihassäryt • henkitystie- • pahoinvointi • kipeä kurkku • tartuntatauti • tukkoinen nenä • omaehtoinenkaranteeni

9 Clues: the body's use of molecules for energy and growth • 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 • the body system that takes in oxygen and releases carbon dioxide • the body system that transports molecules to and from all cells of the body • ...

15 Clues: example of a virus • help slow the spread • smaller than bacteria • one of the main symptoms • help acquire a immunity to viruses • common way to get tested for covid • workers who work with infected people • the city that recorded the first outbreak • patients are at high risk of getting covid • viruses are unable to survive outside a ____ • ...

15 Clues: A global disease • A small abiotic pathogen. • Do not touch your "______" • A common symptom of the virus. • What is the last word in "SARS"? • What is the second word in "CDC"? • Where was the virus first reported? • What are the first 2 words in "MERS"? • What does the "n" in "nCoV" stand for? • What month was the virus first reported? • ...

15 Clues: fertilized egg • division of a zygote • sting and paralyze prey • no body cavity or organs • the creation of egg and sperm • small opening along with the sponge • full complete body cavity with organs • inner layer consists of the digestive tract • hairlike structures that wave about and create currents • partial body cavity, a space within the animal but no organs • ...

15 Clues: Clavicle • Ligament • Varicella • The major detoxing organ • Without arms, legs or head • Branch of a nerve, artery or vein. • Human tail at the end of the backbone • Soft, loose fat covering a person’s body • Substance that can cause an allergic reaction • A practitioner who specializes in blood disorder • Cell in the nervous system that transmits impulses • ...

15 Clues: fond of ants • feeling sick • careful and diligent • peculiar to an individual • to comply with out protest • a bright purple pink colour • uncontrollably exuberant or boisterous • a lack of will to move, exert, or change • a shift to bourgeois values and practices • something inappropriate for the given time period • a thick sticky mucus secreted in the respiratory system • ...

8 Clues: A storage sac for urine • Main organ of the Excretory System • Tubes that lead from each kidney to the bladder • An organ that is apart of the respiratory System • Tube that carries urine from the bladder to the outside of the mother • A watery fluid produced by the kidneys that contains urea and other wastes. • ...

10 Clues: Combing form meaning lung or air. • A tube extending from the larynx to the bronchi. • Smaller branches or subdivisions of the bronchi. • cavity: The part of the body between the base of the neck and the diaphragm. • The 2 main branches which lead from the trachea to the lungs, providing a passageway for air. • ...

10 Clues: A creature that has two legs and feet is called a _______________________. • A _________________ is a group of things that work together to achieve a process. • An insect that has around a hundred legs and feet is called a __________________________. • ____________________ is an adjective that is related to the of bones and structure of the human body. • ...

6 Clues: and enzymes • - This organ is the largest in the human • - These organs are part of the respiratory • - This organ has four chambers.It pumps blood around the body. • - The control centre of the body and part of the nervous system. • - An important part of the digestive system, this organ breaks down food using

44 Clues: AG = 32 • Na - HCO3 - Cl • PCO₂=(1.5×HCO₃⁻)+8 • dehydration is known to cause a _____? • a mechanical cause of respiratory acidosis • the cause of respiratory acidosis in copd patients • if the ph is less than 7.36 then the patient is _____? • a cause of nongap acidosis often caused by antibiotics • if the ph is greater than 7.44 then the patient is ____? • ...

10 Clues: allows us to make sounds • se conectan con los alveolos • gas that we exhale during breathing • muscle that helps inhale and exhale • connects nose and mouth to the lungs • small sacs where gas exchange takes place • Bones that protect the organs (lungs and heart) • carries oxygenated blood from the lung to the heart • ...

10 Clues: Narrowing of air passages • Voice box which produces sound • Membrane that protect the lungs. • Another name of salivary amylase. • Hardest material in the human body • Enzyme which converts casein into curd • Increases the surface area of the small intestine • Small sacs present at the end of each bronchioles. • Helps to swallow and push the food into the food pipe • ...

10 Clues: An initial symptom of a PE • Preferred treatment for sleep apnea • Anticoagulant with a very short half life • Test to check for breakdown of clots in the blood • Blood clot that blocks and stops blood flow to the lungs • A maneuver that is not recommended for patients with a PE • A complication that can occur with obstructive sleep apnea • ...

10 Clues: Oxygen bound to blood • Carbon dioxide bound to blood • The location for gas exchange • Difficult or Labored breathing • What causes the lungs to inflate • Where most aspirated debris ends up • Encircled by C shaped rings of cartilage • Portion of the brain that controls breathing • Muscular tube behind the oral and nasal cavities • ...

24 Clues: Makes up about 60% of the fluid in a blood cell • A specific type of blood cell that helps fight off infections. • A group of organs working together to perform a specific function. • A kind of tissue that is mainly a covering/lining tissue i.e. the skin. • The force of the heart contracting by pumping blood throughout the body. • ...