respiratory system Crossword Puzzles

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? • ...

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 • ...

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. • ...

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 • ...

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 • ...

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 • ...

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 • ...

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. • ...

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. • ...

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 • ...

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 • ...

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 • ...

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 • ...

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 • ...

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 • ...

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 • ...

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 • ...

17 Clues: the act of walking • blood in the urine • bending a body part • turning the joint upward • used to prevent foot drop • turning the joint downward • straightening of a body part • mucus from the respiratory system • the foot falling down at the ankle • moving a body part toward the midline • prevented by slowly changing positions • measures if urine is acidic or alkaline • ...

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. • ...

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. • ...

12 Clues: CF effect on rectal area • cystic fibrosis birth rate • effect CF has on body weight • the cure for cystic fibrosis • time frame for proper diagnosis • gene that is mutated to cause CF • what the sweat test is meant to detect • long term effects happen in this system • antibiotics taken to reduce thickness in mucus • what builds up in the lungs of someone with CF • ...

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. • ...

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 • ...

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

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. • ...

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. • ...

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 • ...

20 Clues: Social ____ • Lets go on a __ run • Don't touch your ___! • America's new currency • All classes are now ___ • Everyone needs to stay ___ • What does COVID stand for? • Don't forget your hand ____ • Corona affects the ____ system • Secret to taking online classes • Stay __ feet away from each other • Bored in the ___ and I'm in the ___ bored • ...

20 Clues: animals with a backbone • where an organism lives • controls what a cell does • the study of all life forms • the basic forms of all life • bacteria, viruses and fungi • a group of cells working together • changes in the body to fit a location • a push or pull with an object of mass • the differences in features in species • a colorless, oderless, highly flammable gas • ...

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 • ...

20 Clues: protect Sofiaa • Used for walking • Protects fingertips • Can be used to speak • holding things, working • Hearing sounds and voices • Serves to connect the bones • protect our eyes from glare. • Protects the head from the sun • Pumps blood throughout the body • A place to store food that has been eaten • Tasting tastes such as bitter, sweet, salty • ...

20 Clues: protect Sofiaa • Used for walking • Protects fingertips • Can be used to speak • holding things, working • Hearing sounds and voices • Serves to connect the bones • protect our eyes from glare. • Protects the head from the sun • Pumps blood throughout the body • A place to store food that has been eaten • Tasting tastes such as bitter, sweet, salty • ...

20 Clues: Change • An estimate of income • Produce flame or heat • Wearing something away • A respiratory condition • Suitable for a age group • The increase in the rate • A list of items required • A group of jobs similar in tasks • The development of the nervous system • one or two more available possibilities • A young foreign person who cares for children • ...

30 Clues: Stinging • photosynthesis • DNA maintenance • energy production • Taste or Gustaoception • Provide energy storage • carries out glycolysis • anchor for cytoskeleton • Hearing or Audioception • Smell or Olfalcoception • Storage, and homeostasis • responsible for breathing • Resist compressive forces • Sight or Ophthalmoception • breakdown of large molecules • energy & hydrogen production • ...

20 Clues: Infects the respiratory system. • Most common in Western Europeans. • An antibiotic that kills bacteria. • Differences in skin and eye color. • Disorders are caused by inheritance. • Unusual larger than average at birth. • Disease causes people to have no memory. • A fat-soluble toxin causes hallucination. • Most common chronic disease in the world. • ...

20 Clues: Elevated body temperature. • Mal di .... Pain in the head. • Difficulty in emptying the bowels. • Red, often itchy, area of the skin. • Inflammation of the stomach lining. • Inflammation or infection of the ear. • Mal di .... Pain in a tooth or teeth. • Sensation of spinning or loss of balance. • Common viral infection affecting the nose. • ...

22 Clues: D,K,P,K,O,F,G,S • Unit of heredity • System to make offspring • organism makes its own food • gets food from other places • Help the body to clot wounds • Removes waste from the blood • Responsible for body movement • ....Class, _______, Family.... • Provides the body with nutrients • Scientific name is Genus and _______ • Exchanges carbon dioxide with oxygen • ...

20 Clues: A type of COPD. • Difficulty breathing • Stoppage of breathing • Lower Chambers of heart • Upper Chambers of heart • Most Common Cause of COPD • Emergency Medical Services • Inflammation of main airpassages • Automated External Defibfrilator • Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease • When electrical impulses fire at random • How the body compensates for lack of oxygen • ...

22 Clues: energy • Small quantity • Large qauntity • The movement of water • To control or maintain • To remove or get rid of • Water with dissolved salts • Organelle that creates energy • Energy created by the mitochondria • A protein released by the pancreas • Small sugar our body uses to make ATP • A state of balance stable environment • A process using oxygen and glucose to • ...

20 Clues: Water is ___ for life. • Not curved; in one line. • To call someone to come. • What you know or understand. • A square has four ___ angles. • Working together with someone. • Bogotá is the ___ of Colombia. • An animal that eats only plants. • The lungs are part of the ___ system. • An animal that eats both plants and meat. • Please wait ____ before we start the game. • ...

30 Clues: Low blood sodium • Extreme tiredness • Breaths per minute • Tiny lung air sacs • High bloood sodium • Blood per heartbeat • Goosebumps response • Charged body mineral • Muscle size increase • Vitamins and minerals • Air per normal breath • Rest‑and‑digest branch • Fight‑or‑flight branch • Stable internal balance • Blood pumped per minute • body temperature control • Widening of blood vessels • ...

18 Clues: They are the entrance doors of the blood to the heart. • It is the volume of blood expelled by a ventricle in one minute. • It is made up of muscle tissue and pumps blood throughout the body. • They are two cone-shaped organs that are part of the respiratory system. • It is a thin layer of endothelium that is found on a thin layer of connective tissue • ...

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) • ...

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 • ...

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 • ...

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. • ...

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 • ...

15 Clues: What controls muscular coordination? • Nerves follow the courses of the _____. • What lies in the cranial cavity of the skull? • What causes certain muscles to react instantaneously? • What is the slightly expanded cranial end of a spinal cord? • What controls the conscious or voluntary actions of the body? • ...

15 Clues: tiny air sacs in the lungs where gas exchange occurs. • blood vessels that carry oxygen-poor blood back to the heart. • blood vessels that carry oxygen-rich blood away from the heart. • small blood vessels where the exchange of gases and nutrients occurs. • small openings on the surfaces of leaves that allow for gas exchange. • ...

17 Clues: in arthropods. • identical to the parent • Animals lacking a backbone or vertebral column. • The variety of life within a specific ecosystem or habitat. • Respiratory organs in aquatic organisms that extract oxygen from water. • A phylum of marine invertebrates including starfish, sea urchins, and sea • ...

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 • ...

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, • ...

24 Clues: air in the pleural cavity • inflammation of the bronchi • pneumonia caused by a virus • pneumonia caused by bacteria • (occupational)black lung disease • localized collection of pus in the lung • difficulty breathing, shortness of breath • Rattling(snoring) noise of mucous in the lungs • collapsed lung; incomplete expansion of alveoli • ...

21 Clues: is also called the windpipe • this removes air from the lungs • muscle that relaxes during respiration • includes the nasal cavity, pharynx, and larynx • At rest, inspired air first flows in through here • This common pathway allows both air and food to pass • each half of the diaphragm is innervated by this nerve • ...

46 Clues: Programmed cell death • Infects helper T-cells • Outer layer of the skin • Disease-causing organism • Builds memory of pathogens • Death rate due to a disease • Layer beneath the epidermis • Triggers antibody production • Non-specific immune response • Seals wounds via fibrin mesh • Immune attack on self-antigens • Inactive precursor to thrombin • Oily secretion lowering skin pH • ...

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. • ...

15 Clues: Divison that receives motor commands • Division that receives sensory from the CNS • 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 cell body to the axon terminal • Flows material from the axon terminal to the cell body • ...

15 Clues: small single cell organisms • virus a virus that causes the flu. • bacteria that cause a respiratory illness • a virus that causes inflammation of the liver. • a type of bacteria that can cause food poisoning • A plant-like organism that does not make chlorophyll • bacteria that can cause food poisoning and other illnesses. • ...

15 Clues: cell or tissue culture methods • a bacterial gene editing system. • OBLIGATE INTRACELLULAR PARASITES • composed of protein (NO nucleic acid) • A disease in tobacco plants was caused by a virus. • laboratory-bred animals and embryonic bird tissues • Sometimes viruses have an external lipid membraneViriona • ...

38 Clues: bugs • crabs • growing • soft body • long tooth • sea snails • no backbone • no symmetry • after thorax • jointed body • hearing organ • has a backbone • flowing fluids • segmented worms • inside skeleton • snails or slugs • marine molluscs • outside skeleton • silk spinning organ • light reflecting cells • tubes used for hearing • transportation of water • lungs used in arachnids • helps octopi grab things • ...

24 Clues: TO REMOVE • AIR SACKS • 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 • THE SYSTEM THAT EXCHANGES GASES • MEDICAL TERM FOR SHOULDER BLADE • WHERE ONE LEARNS ON THE JOB SITE • ...

34 Clues: left early • joined late • cut down many • eastern front • western front • central power • choked victims • ottoman empire • german model WW1 • german submarines • german model ww1. • both sides dig in • war trench warfare • the war ended when • respiratory system • how many people died • who got assassinated • what did all sides use. • massive arms buildup late • easily spread in trenches • ...

22 Clues: store urine • produce sperm • breathing involved • where food is stored • growth and development • stores and filters blood • Responsible for movement • Body's central framework • made up of the spinal cord • pumps blood through your body • To produce egg and sperm cells • largest organ of the human body • runs through the center of your back • organs and tissues that help you breathe • ...

20 Clues: main type of eyes in insects • outer covering on arthropods • type of symmetry in arthropods • posterior segment in arthropods • the middle body segment on insects • the fused head and thorax of arachnids • arthropods with 3 body segments, 6 legs • type of circulatory system in arthropods • metamorphosis with larval and pupal stages • ...

21 Clues: is a waste byproduct • moves towards origin • Creates only 2 ATP • =ability to be stretched • = respiratory rate increase • rapid contraction and relaxation • prolonged holding of a contraction • Requires oxygen and glucose to occur • =ability to recoil to resting length • ability to receive/respond to stimuli • Responsible for involuntary movements • ...

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

5 Clues: A system that helps us breathe. • A group of organs working together. • A body part that does a specific job. • building block of all living organisms. • A group of similar cells doing the same work.

15 Clues: What controls muscular coordination? • Nerves follow the courses of the _____. • What lies in the cranial cavity of the skull? • What causes certain muscles to react instantaneously? • What is the slightly expanded cranial end of a spinal cord? • What controls the conscious or voluntary actions of the body? • ...

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.

17 Clues: in arthropods. • identical to the parent. • Animals lacking a backbone or vertebral column. • The variety of life within a specific ecosystem or habitat. • Respiratory organs in aquatic organisms that extract oxygen from water. • A phylum of marine invertebrates including starfish, sea urchins, and sea • ...

17 Clues: breathe in • breathe out • taking in and giving out air • the organ that pumps blood around the body • the pair of organs that help in gas exchange • tube-like structures through which blood flows • the number of times our heart beats in one minute • the number of times we breathe in and out in one min • the main air tube that connects the nose and the lungs • ...

4 Clues: heart is in this system • system that includes nose • protects the bodies organs • Main part of nervous system

13 Clues: The proper name for snot • The two holes in the nose • One of the seven main smells • Another name for the windpipe • We do not smell when we do this • The nose is the main gate to this system • A traditional Maori nose to nose greeting • We have over ten million of these in our nose • This is inside your nose and traps dirt and pollen • ...

13 Clues: non cancerous tumors • a mass of abnormal cells • tumors that are cancerous • most serious type of skin cancer • radioactive material used to kill cancer • chemicals are used to destroy cancer cells • an abnormal reaction of the respiratory system • process by which the body converts food in to energy • sample of tissue that is removed and checked for cancer • ...

12 Clues: What type of muscle is a heart? • What is another name Skeletal Muscle • Where are the messages sent out from? • What is flexible, bony tissue called? • What gas does the respiratory release? • What is one way to keep your bones healthy? • What is one symptom of digestive disorders? • What makes the chest cavity expand and shrink? • ...

12 Clues: egg whites • keeping the eggs warm • Wings built for speed • the voice organ in birds • Wings good for long distance flight • Wings good for lifting heavy objects • Wings good for maneuvering in the trees • a flat bone that the wing muscles attach to • the long trip many birds take to stay in warm areas • thick walled and muscular part of the digestive tract that grinds food • ...

12 Clues: consisting of many cells • an individual living form • an example of an organ system • similiar cells work together to build this • initial cells before they become specialized • cells with different functions will have ___ shapes • cells with an internal structure called the nucleus • several types of tissues come together to form these • ...

12 Clues: Processes your waste and food • Removes waste and filters blood • allows for movement by contracting • Transports materials to and from cells • Fights off foreign invaders in the body • regulates body activities using hormones • EZ the system that was involved in creating you • Regulates body temp and barrier against infection • ...

12 Clues: the lungs fill in? • also called as voice box • tiny hair in your respiratory system • small branches that lead to the alveoli • external extension of fishes are called • a major organ that expands and contracts • used in photosynthesis in exchange of Oxygen • this regulate temperature and humidity of the air • Gas pass through pores called ---- in the epidermis • ...

6 Clues: has lips • holds air • in your nose • the whole system • a pipe attached to the lungs • transfers blood to places in the body

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.

4 Clues: Classified by the way they move? • Center of the circulatory system • system takes in oxygen from air • System system that provides movement?

19 Clues: The SARS-CoV-2 virus belongs to the _____ family. • SARS-CoV-2 is a _____, single-stranded RNA virus. • _____ testing is commonly used to diagnose COVID-19. • SARS-CoV-2 primarily spreads through respiratory _____. • _____ are medications that can help treat COVID-19 symptoms. • The vaccine developed by Pfizer and BioNTech is an ___ vaccine • ...

13 Clues: living things (creatures, animals, humans) • Removes carbon dioxide and water vapor from body • Gathers, processes, and sends messages/information • A complex network with groups of organs and tissues • Process foods you eat and releases the energy from it • makes up all living organisms and tissues of the body • ...

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 • ...

12 Clues: water • made of cells • a type of algee • the ability to move • how plants make food • the system that lets you breath • have a function and are made of tissue • Protists have nuclear membranes around this • do a major function in the body and is made of organs • Temporary, foot-like extension of the cytoplasm that some cells use for movement or feeding. • ...

12 Clues: Protects body by fighting diseases • Takes in oxygen to lungs, exhales CO2 • Allows body to move; 3 types of muscle • Helps take oxygen to our cells and heart • Support, Provide, Protect, Store minerals • Includes hair, skin, nails, and sweat glands • Breaks down food to allow the body nutrients • Filters, collects, and removes any extra fluids or waste • ...

12 Clues: disposes of waste products in the body • Prevent, limit, and fight off infections • Breaks down food and turns it into energy • Gives the body shape (bones, joints, teeth) • system of organs involved in producing offspring • Carries air into the body, expells carbon dioxide • Secretes hormones to be carried throughout the body • ...

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. • ...

15 Clues: RNA structure of Bunyaviruses. • The natural host of many Bunyaviruses. • The type of genome found in Bunyaviridae. • Syndrome Disease transmitted by Hantavirus. • The type of vaccine available for Rift Valley Fever. • The type of vaccine available for Rift Valley Fever. • The primary organ system affected by Hantavirus Essex. • ...

12 Clues: Basic unit of life • Stores water and nutrients • Theory Three ideas about cells • Filters out waste from the body • Where plants make photosynthesis happen • transports oxygen and nutrients through the body • Holds DNA and controls the entire cell activities • moves sugars from the leaves to the rest of the plant • Organelle that creates the food (sugar) for the plant • ...

11 Clues: Distance/time take, 3 types • Time Taken to respond to a stimulus • The production of strength and speed • The effective smooth flow of movements • The maximum force that can be generated • Adequate range of movement around the joints • The relative ratio of fat mass and fat free mass • Ability of the respiratory system to work effectively • ...

11 Clues: Distance/time take, 3 types • Time Taken to respond to a stimulus • The production of strength and speed • The effective smooth flow of movements • The maximum force that can be generated • Adequate range of movement around the joints • The relative ratio of fat mass and fat free mass • Ability of the respiratory system to work effectively • ...

11 Clues: Route often used for PCA delivery • Watch for depression of this system • Gradual reduction of PCA medication • Common opioid used in PCA (8 letters) • Medical term for pain relief (10 letters) • Time period between doses in PCA (7 letters) • Class medication often used in PCA pumps (8 letters) • Device used for self-administering pain relief (3 letters) • ...

11 Clues: Breathing is a _____________ action. • Our diaphragm moves _________ when we exhale. • Our diaphragm moves _________ when we inhale. • Air is generally taken in through the _______. • What is a gas that humans do not need for survival? • Respiration is ________________ reaction to release energy. • If carbon dioxide is present, limewater will turn __________. • ...

11 Clues: TV + IRV + ERV • lung that has 2 lobes • lung that has 3 lobes • also known as exhalation • also known as inhalation • decline in tissue oxygen • air moves ____ pressure gradient • supply of oxygen cut off completely • can prevent O2 from binding to hemoglobin • volume of lung depends on the volume of ____ • ...

20 Clues: carry’s blood to heart • a sac that stores urine • connects arteries and veins • filters nutrients and toxins • carries blood away from heart • stop bleeding and clots blood • the gas that keeps cells alive • a mixture of water salt and urea • ______ blood cells helps fight diseases • the muscle that pumps blood to our body • filters out toxins to go in the bladder • ...

21 Clues: name of a leap • elite us gymnast • first word of S&C • men swing on these • a sporting audience • what a gymnast wears • english word for back-handspring • Soft apparatus placed on the floor • The type of bars used in gymnastics • how long is a gymnastics beam in metres • where is the home of british gymnastics • Primary organs of your respiratory system • ...

20 Clues: <90% SpO2. • Inability to sleep. • Infection of the uterus. • Hb <100g/L and Fe <15 umol/l. • Site where skin barrier is broken. • Medicines used to treat infection. • Common, transient vaginal bacteria. • Abnormally low urine output, <30mls/hr. • Respiratory rate >20 breaths per minute. • Infection of milk ducts and/or breast tissue. • ...

31 Clues: Cow • Goat • Sheep • Horse • Donkeys • Whiskers • on the back • on the belly • natural color • On the outside • Towards the tail • Towards the Head • Hoof split into 2 • Chicken or Turkey • Flexible appendage • Bottom of rear feet • Bottom of front feet • Away from the origin • Where feathers grow from • Largest organ of the body • Toward the center of origin • Where hair & wool grow from • ...