respiratory system Crossword Puzzles

Cancer & Respiratory Review 2020-10-06

Cancer & Respiratory Review crossword puzzle

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doctor who examines labs,tissue samples,etc
doctor who specializes in cancer
respiratory disease often triggered by changes in weather, exercise, allergens in which the airways narrow
muscle used in respiration
flap that keeps food out of the trachea
xray of breast tissue
windpipe
CF
voice box
respiratory disease that in which the alveoli are damaged
throat

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high energy beam used to shrink or destroy cancer cells
medical outlook
copd
what diseases or disorder the patient has
air sacs in the lungs
mass of cells
words) uses radioactive tracers to highlight cancer cells
sample of tissue to be tested
use of drugs/medicines to attack fast dividing cells such as cancer
causes cancer
tumor that is NOT cancerous
tumor that is cancerous

23 Clues: CF • copd • throat • windpipe • voice box • mass of cells • causes cancer • medical outlook • air sacs in the lungs • xray of breast tissue • tumor that is cancerous • muscle used in respiration • tumor that is NOT cancerous • sample of tissue to be tested • doctor who specializes in cancer • flap that keeps food out of the trachea • what diseases or disorder the patient has • ...

My english homework 2021-10-27

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what happens when you exhale and a plant inhales
one of the gases that you exchange
a tube that connects the nassal phassage to the trachea
some small tubes that are in your lungs

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a small passage wher the air enters you respiratory system
a big piece of paper that you can put on walls (mostly used for protests)
a chatchphrase used in posters or murals
small sacs sorrounded by capillaries
a small extension of the Pharynx that connects it to the trachea
other gas that you exchange

10 Clues: other gas that you exchange • one of the gases that you exchange • small sacs sorrounded by capillaries • some small tubes that are in your lungs • a chatchphrase used in posters or murals • what happens when you exhale and a plant inhales • a tube that connects the nassal phassage to the trachea • a small passage wher the air enters you respiratory system • ...

Tobacco Crossword 2022-11-02

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To quit smoking, you need to change your ____
Electronic cigarette; contains about 4 times more nicotine than a cigar
Most common way to consume tobacco
When one doesn’t smoke but receives _________ smoke
Smokers and secondhand smokers can receive infections in this system.

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Myth that this type of consumption is less dangerous because you don't inhale smoke
The part of the body that is most damaged from smoking
Can be caused from always consuming nicotine, hard to break this
Can be caused due to smoking
The addictive substance in cigars and vape

10 Clues: Can be caused due to smoking • Most common way to consume tobacco • The addictive substance in cigars and vape • To quit smoking, you need to change your ____ • When one doesn’t smoke but receives _________ smoke • The part of the body that is most damaged from smoking • Can be caused from always consuming nicotine, hard to break this • ...

Body Systems 2024-02-12

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The network of vessels through which lymph drains from the tissues into the blood.
Removes extra water, salts, and waste produced by the body
Your body's support structure
Cardiovascular system and it carries products of digestion

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Includes the skin, hair, nails, and glands.
Supplies your body's organs with oxygen and nutrients so your organs can do their jobs
Breaking these down mechanically
Has three different kinds of muscles: cardiac, smooth, and
Receives information from the body's environment and generates instructions
Helps with digestion and nutrient collection

10 Clues: Your body's support structure • Breaking these down mechanically • Includes the skin, hair, nails, and glands. • Helps with digestion and nutrient collection • Removes extra water, salts, and waste produced by the body • Has three different kinds of muscles: cardiac, smooth, and • Cardiovascular system and it carries products of digestion • ...

Crossword Puzzle 6.3 2020-09-09

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Having a full range of movement around a joint
The change of distance in time
endurance, The resistance of fatigue
composition, Proportion of fat and fat-free mass in an individual's total body mass
The combination of strength and speed

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respiratory fitness, The ability to take in, deliver and use oxygen for use by the oxidative energy system
Stability of the body
time, Duration between the body's initial reaction and the response.
The ability to quickly change direction or speed.
Ability to generate force through body muscle

10 Clues: Stability of the body • The change of distance in time • endurance, The resistance of fatigue • The combination of strength and speed • Ability to generate force through body muscle • Having a full range of movement around a joint • The ability to quickly change direction or speed. • time, Duration between the body's initial reaction and the response. • ...

Health problems 2024-04-15

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A condition marked by low red blood cell count
High blood pressure, a risk factor for heart disease
A mental health disorder causing persistent sadness and loss of interest
A reaction of the immune system to a foreign substance
A severe headache often accompanied by nausea

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Excessive body weight leading to health issues
Abnormal cell growth that can spread to other parts of the body
Difficulty falling asleep or staying asleep
A chronic condition characterized by high blood sugar levels
A respiratory condition causing difficulty in breathing

10 Clues: Difficulty falling asleep or staying asleep • A severe headache often accompanied by nausea • Excessive body weight leading to health issues • A condition marked by low red blood cell count • High blood pressure, a risk factor for heart disease • A reaction of the immune system to a foreign substance • A respiratory condition causing difficulty in breathing • ...

Endocrine System & Diabetes 2022-12-05

Endocrine System & Diabetes crossword puzzle

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inhibitory loops that help regulate hormone levels in the body.
cells in the pancreas that produce the hormone glucagon
another system affected by diabetes
when our pancreas is unable to create insulin.
endocrine organs, those that produce hormones or paracrine.
cells in the pancreas that produce insulin

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The glands and organs that make hormones and release them directly into the blood so they can travel to tissues and organ throughout the body to maintain homeostasis.
organ responsible for the secretion of insulin and glucagon
autoimmune disease.
insulin resistant.

10 Clues: insulin resistant. • autoimmune disease. • another system affected by diabetes • cells in the pancreas that produce insulin • when our pancreas is unable to create insulin. • cells in the pancreas that produce the hormone glucagon • organ responsible for the secretion of insulin and glucagon • endocrine organs, those that produce hormones or paracrine. • ...

Resp 2024-11-20

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RELAX SMOOTH MUSCLE IN THE BRONCHI AND BLOOD VESSELS IN THE LUNGS
SYMPTOMS OF ASTHMA BY BLOCKING RECEPTORS FOR CYSTEINYL
FIRST-GENERATION ANTIHISTAMINES
BLOCK CHOLINERGIC RECEPTORS IN THE AIRWAYS OF THE LUNG CAUSING DECREASED CONTRACTILITY OF SMOOTH MUSCLE.
LIMITS ACETYLCHOLINE RELEASE, WHICH DRIES SECRETIONS IN THE BRONCHIOLES AND GI SYSTEM
DEPRESS THE COUGH CENTER IN THE BRAIN
DECREASE THE THICKNESS OF RESPIRATORY SECRETIONS, WHICH FACILITATES EXPECTORATION

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RELIEF OF SYMPTOMS OF BRONCHOSPASM IN ACUTE OR CHRONIC ASTHMA,BRONCHITIS, AND COPD
INHIBITORS LEUKOTRIENESC4, D4, AND E4
USED TO TREAT ALLERGY SYMPTOMS.

10 Clues: USED TO TREAT ALLERGY SYMPTOMS. • FIRST-GENERATION ANTIHISTAMINES • INHIBITORS LEUKOTRIENESC4, D4, AND E4 • DEPRESS THE COUGH CENTER IN THE BRAIN • SYMPTOMS OF ASTHMA BY BLOCKING RECEPTORS FOR CYSTEINYL • RELAX SMOOTH MUSCLE IN THE BRONCHI AND BLOOD VESSELS IN THE LUNGS • DECREASE THE THICKNESS OF RESPIRATORY SECRETIONS, WHICH FACILITATES EXPECTORATION • ...

Occupational medicine 2025-03-11

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A syndrome affecting the wrist, often due to repetitive strain
A respiratory condition triggered by workplace irritants
The study of designing a workplace to reduce physical strain
Severe work-related stress leading to exhaustion

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Skin inflammation caused by contact with workplace chemicals
A workplace system to ensure proper air circulation and reduce exposure to toxins
A physical hazard that can cause nerve damage over time
loss A condition caused by prolonged exposure to loud noise
Protective clothing or equipment worn to minimize workplace risks
Inflammation of a tendon due to repetitive movement

10 Clues: Severe work-related stress leading to exhaustion • Inflammation of a tendon due to repetitive movement • A physical hazard that can cause nerve damage over time • A respiratory condition triggered by workplace irritants • loss A condition caused by prolonged exposure to loud noise • Skin inflammation caused by contact with workplace chemicals • ...

Health Class Crossword 2023-05-11

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More than half your body is made of this
Microscopic living things that can cause you to get sick
Special parts of food that help your body be healthy
Liquid or pill that helps your body fight illness
System in your body that allows you to breathe

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This helps to give your body energy
Something that you do often
The study of how features are passed from parents to children
A type of disease that can spread from person to person
How many stages does the human life cycle have?

10 Clues: Something that you do often • This helps to give your body energy • More than half your body is made of this • How many stages does the human life cycle have? • System in your body that allows you to breathe • Liquid or pill that helps your body fight illness • Special parts of food that help your body be healthy • ...

Allergies 2024-04-11

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May reduce allergy related migraines
Topically relieves skin irritations
Remedy for itchy, watery eyes
Cough remedy
Topical relief for poison oak

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Supports overall respiratory health
Helps loosen mucus to clear congestion
Traditionally used for various respiratory conditions
Reduces sneezing and itchy eyes
Relieves sinus pressure and congestion

10 Clues: Cough remedy • Remedy for itchy, watery eyes • Topical relief for poison oak • Reduces sneezing and itchy eyes • Supports overall respiratory health • Topically relieves skin irritations • May reduce allergy related migraines • Helps loosen mucus to clear congestion • Relieves sinus pressure and congestion • Traditionally used for various respiratory conditions

Pathologies 2021-04-22

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loss of bladder control, two types are stress an urge
failure of the kidneys to adequately perform their physiologic functions, also known as renal failure
acute, highly contagious viral infection of the upper respiratory tract, that can extend to the lower respiratory tract
uses a dialyzer, treatment is usually in a hospital or dialysis center
infection or inflammation of the lungs

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flexible catheter is implanted
acute inflammation of the upper respiratory tract mucosa, usually confined to the nose and throat
permanent enlargement of lower airways accompanied by destruction of alveolar walls, affecting elasticity
inflammation of the bronchial mucosa with resultant swelling and mucus hypersecretion
frequent, sudden, strong urges with little or no chance to postpone urination
increased intraabdominal pressure and or weak pelvic floor muscles
filtering wastes from blood through semipermeable membrane and dialysis solution
inflammation or infection of the urinary bladder

13 Clues: flexible catheter is implanted • infection or inflammation of the lungs • inflammation or infection of the urinary bladder • loss of bladder control, two types are stress an urge • increased intraabdominal pressure and or weak pelvic floor muscles • uses a dialyzer, treatment is usually in a hospital or dialysis center • ...

Final Exam CW Puzzle 2023-11-19

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___ marks the end of the follicular phase of the menstrual cycle.
Plasma cells function to ___.
___ arterioles carry blood out of the glomerulus.
The ___ carry urine from the kidneys to the bladder.
Skin is part of the ____ immune system.

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During phagocytosis, bacteria are digested in the ___.
The ____ is the most superiorly located tonsil.
is the amount of air moved in or out of lungs during single respiratory cycle at rest.
____ carry blood to the heart.
The Vas Deferens carried sperm from the epididymis to the ___.
Eggs/Ova are female ___.
The ___ lung has only 2 lobes.
The ____ is the membrane surrounding the outside of the heart.
The ___ is the last region of the small intestine.

14 Clues: Eggs/Ova are female ___. • Plasma cells function to ___. • ____ carry blood to the heart. • The ___ lung has only 2 lobes. • Skin is part of the ____ immune system. • The ____ is the most superiorly located tonsil. • ___ arterioles carry blood out of the glomerulus. • The ___ is the last region of the small intestine. • The ___ carry urine from the kidneys to the bladder. • ...

Fun pharma ADR 2024-09-20

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the one side effect every faculty hates
it causes steven johnson syndrome
male hormone which causes virilization
the drug which is obsolete for use in morning sickness
rhabdomyolysis is the side effect of which class of drugs
the most common allergy causing drug

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causes respiratory depression in overdose
that one drug that causes postural hypotension as ADR
the second case of p drug which has the most number of drugs
the poisoning case for which patient is adviced to take alcohol
data compilation system used for tracking drug related incidents globally
the most common side effect of chemotherapy
process of assessing and gathering drug safety data
NSAIDS causing peptic ulcer is called(drug induced disease)

14 Clues: it causes steven johnson syndrome • the most common allergy causing drug • male hormone which causes virilization • the one side effect every faculty hates • causes respiratory depression in overdose • the most common side effect of chemotherapy • process of assessing and gathering drug safety data • that one drug that causes postural hypotension as ADR • ...

Health Crossword Puzzle 2024-06-06

Health Crossword Puzzle crossword puzzle

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enfermedad
muerte
rinitis
derrames cerebrales
alergias
salud

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dificultades
enfermedades
cancer
piel
ojos
llorosos
respiratorias

13 Clues: piel • ojos • salud • cancer • muerte • rinitis • llorosos • alergias • enfermedad • dificultades • enfermedades • respiratorias • derrames cerebrales

resp 10 2013-11-08

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the medulla oblongata is __________ to the pons.
peripheral chemoreceptors are located in ___________ ____________ (origin of internal carotids) and aortic bodies (in aortic arch).
___________ receptors in the smooth muscle of the airways also provide input to the DRG – hering-breuer reflex (inhibit inspiration to prevent overinflation of lungs)
peripheral chemoreceptors sensing PO2 only respond to arterial PO2 (dissolved in plasma), not the O2 content of the blood. Therefore, in ____________ patients with low Hb, there may be low O2 in blood (less Hb to bind to), but a normal PO2 of 100mmHg (dissolved). This would mean that hypoxic drive would not be stimulated.
the hering breuer reflex involves stretch receptors in the lungs signalling/inhibiting the DRG to reduce inspiration (prevent over ____________ of lungs)
arterial PCO2 stimulates ________ __________________ (in ventral medulla oblongata) – most important. Stimulates indirectly due to increased H+ concentration in brain ECF. Also stimulates peripheral chemoreceptors (weak).
the pneumotaxic centre acts to terminate inspiration. The apneustic centre prevents switching off of inspiration, in this way, the groups in the pons __________ balance one another.
carbon dioxide diffuses much more readily across the BBB than __________ ions do. Therefore PCO2 can cause elevated H+ in brain ECF – stimulates central chemoreceptors – medullary respiratory centre –stimulates ventilation.
the ______ (abb) is activated by the DRG when the demand for ventilation increases (eg during exercise). The ____ stimulates spinal neurons that innervate expiratory muscles, and accessory inspiratory muscles.
the respiratory centre is made up of ________ aggregations of neural cell bodies.
higher voluntary control of breathing is _________ by chemotactic centres with arterial PCO2 gets too high.
the ______________ centre is rostral to the apneustic centre within the pons.
the pre-botzinger activity has ________________ activity (rate mediated by input from other parts of brain) that rhythmically stimulates the DRG. Resulting in inspiration.
very ____ levels of CO2 in blood (>75mmHg) will depress neural function, depress ventilation, bad, death.
mechanoreceptors in the airways initiate the ___________ and sneezing reflexes.
in __________, ventilation is synchronised with gait at canter and gallop (not walk and trot)
a ________ in arterial PCO2 can cause a drop in brain ECF [H+], this will reduce stimulation of ventilation.

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H+ concentration within the ____________ will NOT stimulate the central chemoreceptors. It cannot readily cross the BBB. Instead, CO2 does, and makes H+ inside the BBB. Does influence peripheral chemoreceptors however.
the respiratory system has an important role in _____ -_____ balance.
_____________________ in the airways provides input to the DRG. They initiate the coughing/sneezing reflex.
peripheral chemoreceptor signals from the carotid bodies travel along cranial nerve _____ to the DRG.
there are peripheral _________________ (carotid and aortic) and central ________________ (ventral part of medulla oblongata) that signal the DRG.
the ___________ and pneumotaxic centres provide input to the DRG. They fine tune the output from medullary centres to make inspiration and expiration smooth.
peripheral chemoreceptor signals from the aortic bodies travel along cranial nerve _____ to the DRG.
the respiratory centre is located within the _____________.
arterial PO2 is monitored ONLY by ____________ chemoreceptors. Only sensitive to dramatic change in PO@ (eg <60mmHg – point where Hb 90% saturated)
the ____ ___________ complex is located within the medulla oblongata just below the DRG, and cranial to the VRG (see diagram)
__________ chemoreceptors are located in the ventral part of the medulla oblongata (below the DRG/VRG/prebotzinger etc)
conscious control of ventilation by _______ cortical centres occurs with the following activities: breath holding, voluntary coughing, swallowing, vocalisation, defecation, parturition, changes in gait in some species. This ______ control is overridden by chemotactic centres with extreme changes in arterial PCO2 (cant voluntarily hold breath forever).
arterial P __________ __________ levels are the most important input in regulation of ventilation under normal conditions.
three of the five groups making up the respiratory centre, the DRG, VRG and pre-botzinger complex, are within the __________ __________, while the other two (apneustic centre and pneumotaxic centre) are within the pons
the ____ (abb) is located in the medulla oblongata, along with the VRG and pre-botzinger complex
the pneumotaxic centre switches ____ inspiration while the apneustic centre prevents it being switched ____.
the VRG stimulates ___________ and accessory inspiratory muscles during exercise.
the DRG firing stimulates inspiratory nerves innervating the _____________. Results in normal regular inspiration.
low PO2 depresses all ________ function except chemoreceptors. Dramatic drop in arterial PO2 will be sensed by peripheral chemoreceptors, stimulate increased ventilation. Life saving mechinaism.
the _________ respiratory group responds to pacemaker activity from the pre-botzinger complex. The DRG firing stimulates inspiratory nerves innervating the diaphragm.
the _____ is the site of the pneumotaxic and apneustic centres (two of the five groups making up the respiratory centre).
increased H+ in ARTERIES (aka _________) will NOT stimulate the central chemoreceptors, but does stimulate peripheral chemoreceptors. ________ will cause an increase in ventilation. Opposite for alkalosis.

39 Clues: the medulla oblongata is __________ to the pons. • the respiratory centre is located within the _____________. • the respiratory system has an important role in _____ -_____ balance. • the ______________ centre is rostral to the apneustic centre within the pons. • mechanoreceptors in the airways initiate the ___________ and sneezing reflexes. • ...

TARGETING - UNIT 9 (3) 2025-03-10

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= ρύπος
= σταματώ
= αξιοποιώ
= προτιμότερος
= εγκαταλείπω
= αποστολή
= στάχτη
= μόλυνση
= αποσυντίθεμαι
= αναξιόπιστος
= αντιμετωπίζω
= μειώνω
= εγκαταλείπω

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= αναθυμιάσεις
= καλαμάκι
= συμβούλιο
= παραγωγή
= καπάκι
= εφικτός
= εντοπίζω
= πόροι
= βιοποικιλότητα
= απόρριψη
= υποστηρικτής
= λειτουργώ
= διοικώ
= βραστήρας
= κατακτώ
= πολικός
= αναπνευστικός

30 Clues: = ρύπος • = πόροι • = καπάκι • = διοικώ • = στάχτη • = μειώνω • = σταματώ • = εφικτός • = κατακτώ • = πολικός • = μόλυνση • = καλαμάκι • = παραγωγή • = εντοπίζω • = αξιοποιώ • = απόρριψη • = αποστολή • = συμβούλιο • = λειτουργώ • = βραστήρας • = εγκαταλείπω • = εγκαταλείπω • = αναθυμιάσεις • = προτιμότερος • = υποστηρικτής • = αναξιόπιστος • = αντιμετωπίζω • = αποσυντίθεμαι • = αναπνευστικός • = βιοποικιλότητα

Guillain-Barré Syndrome 2020-06-16

Guillain-Barré Syndrome crossword puzzle

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Abbreviation for intravenous injections of immunoglobulins.
There is no cure but __________can reduce the severity.
GBS in the early stages is _______________________.
A frustrating ______________ of GBS is long-term recurrences of fatigue and/or exhaustion.
About two-thirds of people with GBS develop it soon after being sick with diarrhea or a ___________ infection.
_______ _________ Syndrome is characterized by double vision, loss of balance, and deep tendon reflexes.
Sometimes __________ will trigger the syndrome.
____________ problems and unsteadiness.

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Attacks healthy nerve cells in your _____________ nervous system.
Symptoms include weakness, numbness, tingling, and can lead to ___________.
Test preformed to confirm that you have GBS, Lumbar ____________ test.
Most people reach the greatest stage of weakness within the first _______ weeks.
______________lower back pain.
GBS results in damage to ___________.
All variants share the _________________ of being "rapid onset".

15 Clues: ______________lower back pain. • GBS results in damage to ___________. • ____________ problems and unsteadiness. • Sometimes __________ will trigger the syndrome. • GBS in the early stages is _______________________. • There is no cure but __________can reduce the severity. • Abbreviation for intravenous injections of immunoglobulins. • ...

Restrictive Disorders 2014-06-08

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blood within the pleural space
is a chest wall deformity that decreases lung volumes
Type of restrictive disorders that can involve pleura, chest wall and neuromuscular system
can restrict trunk circumference from scarring
A type of chest wall disorder that decreases diaphragmatic excursion
Sternum set outwards, pigeon chest
Type of disorders that affect respiratory pump, eg. motor neurone or muscular dystrophy
Type of restrictive disorders that are involved specifically with the lung

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Is a cause of occupational lung disease
______ Disorders characterised by reduced lung volumes, but preserve airflow and resistance.
lymph within the pleural space
Sternum set inwards, funnel chest
______ Lung disease characterised by inflammation and scarring of lung parenchyma
filling air spaces with exudate or debris
FEV1/FVC ____ is increased in restrictive disorders.

15 Clues: lymph within the pleural space • blood within the pleural space • Sternum set inwards, funnel chest • Sternum set outwards, pigeon chest • Is a cause of occupational lung disease • filling air spaces with exudate or debris • can restrict trunk circumference from scarring • FEV1/FVC ____ is increased in restrictive disorders. • ...

Respiratory Function Crossword 2025-10-30

Respiratory Function Crossword crossword puzzle

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An increased curvature of the thoracic spine
Tiny air sacs in the lungs where oxygen & carbon dioxide are exchanged
The entire process of gas exchange
Mining is an example of an ________ exposure to toxic substances
What type of indicator is "ease of breathing"?
What can be used to prevent pneumonia and influenza?
Another word for secondhand smoke
What was the title of this chapter/presentation? "Respiratory ______"

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Age-related alterations in the immune system
A deficiency of oxygen reaching the tissues
What is the most important goal for smokers?
All nicotine is _____
Snuff is a form of ___________ tobacco
A disease that is characterized by persistent airflow obstruction and is made up of chronic bronchitis and emphysema
Infection that causes the alveoli to be inflamed and filled with fluid

15 Clues: All nicotine is _____ • Another word for secondhand smoke • The entire process of gas exchange • Snuff is a form of ___________ tobacco • A deficiency of oxygen reaching the tissues • Age-related alterations in the immune system • An increased curvature of the thoracic spine • What is the most important goal for smokers? • What type of indicator is "ease of breathing"? • ...

Respiratory Diseases 2016-10-13

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Normal Breathing
Tar from cigarettes accumulates in lungs, destructive
Less oxygen
Bacteria causes "holes" in lungs, destructive
Combination of Chronic Bronchitis and Emphysema, obstructive
"Crib Death", destructive

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Inflammation of the Pleural Space, obstructive
Cancer of lung tissue, destructive
Fluid in lungs, obstructive
Lung collapse, destructive
Trouble Breathing
Absence of breathing
Immune system response, obstructive
Bronchitis Inflammation of bronchi, obstructive

14 Clues: Less oxygen • Normal Breathing • Trouble Breathing • Absence of breathing • "Crib Death", destructive • Lung collapse, destructive • Fluid in lungs, obstructive • Cancer of lung tissue, destructive • Immune system response, obstructive • Bacteria causes "holes" in lungs, destructive • Inflammation of the Pleural Space, obstructive • ...

Respiratory Disorders 2023-03-15

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affects the cells that produce mucus, sweat and digestive juices. These secreted fluids are normally thin and slippery. But in people with this disease, a defective gene causes the secretions to become sticky and thick. Instead of acting as lubricants, the secretions plug up tubes, ducts and passageways, especially in the lungs and pancreas.
long-term inflammation of the bronchi
leading cause of cancer deaths worldwide.
occurs when a blood clot gets stuck in an artery in the lung, blocking blood flow to part of the lung.
a lung condition that causes shortness of breath. In people with emphysema, the air sacs in the lungs (alveoli) are damaged. Over time, the inner walls of the air sacs weaken and rupture — creating larger air spaces instead of many small ones

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happens when the pressure in the blood vessels leading from the heart to the lungs is too high
a disease caused by germs that are spread from person to person through the air. It usually affects the lungs, but it can also affect other parts of the body, such as the brain, the kidneys, or the spine
a type of cancer that occurs in the thin layer of tissue that covers the majority of your internal organs. In the lungs it can be caused by inhalation of asbestos
a collapsed lung
condition in which your airways narrow and swell and may produce extra mucus. This can make breathing difficult and trigger coughing, a whistling sound (wheezing) when you breathe out and shortness of breath.
an infection that inflames the air sacs in one or both lungs. The air sacs may fill with fluid or pus (purulent material), causing cough with phlegm or pus, fever, chills, and difficulty breathing. A variety of organisms, including bacteria, viruses and fungi, can cause
a highly contagious respiratory tract infection. In many people, it's marked by a severe hacking cough followed by a high-pitched intake of breath
a group of diseases that cause airflow blockage and breathing-related problems
a buildup of fluid between the layers of tissue that line the lungs and chest cavity.

14 Clues: a collapsed lung • long-term inflammation of the bronchi • leading cause of cancer deaths worldwide. • a group of diseases that cause airflow blockage and breathing-related problems • a buildup of fluid between the layers of tissue that line the lungs and chest cavity. • ...

Body Systems 2022-04-12

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short
allergies
waste
control
Structure
long

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breaking down
pump blood
blood cells
hormones
skin
Breath
reproducing
move

14 Clues: skin • move • long • short • waste • Breath • control • hormones • allergies • Structure • pump blood • blood cells • reproducing • breaking down

menu crossword 2023-04-03

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Carbs get broken down by your digestive system→
the process by which green plants and some other organisms use sunlight to synthesize foods from carbon dioxide and water.
Plants store extra glucose as starch; you store extra glucose in your liver and muscles as....
Glucose for respiration comes from the __________ that we eat.
What other type of energy is produced as a result of cellular respiration (and explains why you get hot when you exercise)?

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Inhaled with your lungs (respiratory system)
What organelle does cellular respiration take place in?
The usable energy that cells produced as a result of cellular respiration is...

8 Clues: Inhaled with your lungs (respiratory system) • Carbs get broken down by your digestive system→ • What organelle does cellular respiration take place in? • Glucose for respiration comes from the __________ that we eat. • The usable energy that cells produced as a result of cellular respiration is... • ...

Purebred Genetic Disorders 2022-05-27

Purebred Genetic Disorders crossword puzzle

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Skin allergies
Bloat
Collie Eye
Obesity
Epilepsy
Eye problems
Ear infections
Glaucoma
Back problems
Autoimmune disorders

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Joint problems
Hair loss
Cancer
Hip dysplasia
Heart condition
Collapsing trachea
Respiratory problems
Wobbly kneecaps

18 Clues: Bloat • Cancer • Obesity • Epilepsy • Glaucoma • Hair loss • Collie Eye • Eye problems • Hip dysplasia • Back problems • Skin allergies • Joint problems • Ear infections • Heart condition • Wobbly kneecaps • Collapsing trachea • Respiratory problems • Autoimmune disorders

Lipid 2014-10-12

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Double bonds in dietary fats occur most commonly in what configuration
This fatty acid has 6-10 carbon chains (2words)
Stored in the gallbladder produced in the liver
Lipoprotein that transports triglycerides out of the liver
What are trans bonds a result of

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Ketone body exited through the respiratory system
This type of lipid is only produced by mammals
Number of fat-soluble vitamins
Fatty acids not synthesized in mammals and for which deficiencies could be reversed by dietary addition of specific FAs
Lipoprotein that has a protective effect related to heart disease

10 Clues: Number of fat-soluble vitamins • What are trans bonds a result of • This type of lipid is only produced by mammals • This fatty acid has 6-10 carbon chains (2words) • Stored in the gallbladder produced in the liver • Ketone body exited through the respiratory system • Lipoprotein that transports triglycerides out of the liver • ...

Body 2024-03-16

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The organ responsible for the sense of smell and part of the respiratory system.
The upper limb connected to the shoulder and hand.
The upper part of the body that contains the brain and sensory organs.
The organ responsible for blood circulation.
The lower limb connected to the hip and foot.

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The organ responsible for food digestion.
The organ responsible for controlling body functions and mental processes.
The opening in the face used for eating, speaking, and breathing.
The organ responsible for hearing and balance.
The organ responsible for vision.

10 Clues: The organ responsible for vision. • The organ responsible for food digestion. • The organ responsible for blood circulation. • The lower limb connected to the hip and foot. • The organ responsible for hearing and balance. • The upper limb connected to the shoulder and hand. • The opening in the face used for eating, speaking, and breathing. • ...

Pharmacy Week 2025 2025-10-17

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treatment of, around, in patient's eye
mixture of two or more liquids that are normally not mixable with each other
drugs that work on central nervous system to help calm anxiety and stress
drugs in powder form that need to be mixed with a fluid before they are administered
drugs that widen blood vessels
drugs that alter patient's mind, mood, or behavior

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counteracts reaction to allergy/respiratory illness
cough drop
study of how meds are absorbed and distributed in body
IV injection placed into skin's subq layer

10 Clues: cough drop • drugs that widen blood vessels • treatment of, around, in patient's eye • IV injection placed into skin's subq layer • drugs that alter patient's mind, mood, or behavior • counteracts reaction to allergy/respiratory illness • study of how meds are absorbed and distributed in body • drugs that work on central nervous system to help calm anxiety and stress • ...

Unit 3 TB6A 2025-06-18

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a break or crack in one of the bones of the leg.
occurs when skin becomes red, inflamed and bumpy.
occurs when harmful germs, like bacteria or viruses, invade the body and multiply, potentially causing illness.
a reaction by the body's immune system to a normally harmless substance, called an allergen.
Pain in the stomach.
Pain in the head.
happens when the ligaments that support the ankle are stretched or torn.

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Pain in the back.
any of several virus diseases marked especially by respiratory or intestinal symptoms
Blowing your nose often.
High body temperature.
a reflex reaction designed to keep your airways clear.
Pain in the throat.
an infection of your nose, sinuses, throat and windpipe.

14 Clues: Pain in the back. • Pain in the head. • Pain in the throat. • Pain in the stomach. • High body temperature. • Blowing your nose often. • a break or crack in one of the bones of the leg. • occurs when skin becomes red, inflamed and bumpy. • a reflex reaction designed to keep your airways clear. • an infection of your nose, sinuses, throat and windpipe. • ...

Unit 3 TB6A 2025-06-18

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a break or crack in one of the bones of the leg.
occurs when skin becomes red, inflamed and bumpy.
occurs when harmful germs, like bacteria or viruses, invade the body and multiply, potentially causing illness.
a reaction by the body's immune system to a normally harmless substance, called an allergen.
Pain in the stomach.
Pain in the head.
happens when the ligaments that support the ankle are stretched or torn.

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Pain in the back.
any of several virus diseases marked especially by respiratory or intestinal symptoms
Blowing your nose often.
High body temperature.
a reflex reaction designed to keep your airways clear.
Pain in the throat.
an infection of your nose, sinuses, throat and windpipe.

HSA Times Crossword Fall Edition 2025-10-21

HSA Times Crossword Fall Edition crossword puzzle

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The smallest structural unit of a muscle
type of muscle found in organs such as the stomach or intestines
U.S health organization that monitors and controls disease outbreaks
medicine used to treat bacterial infection
reflex that clears mucus or irritants from airway
A chronic condition that causes difficulty in breathing due to narrowed airways
pair of organs that are responsible for gas exchange in respiratory system
infection symptom involving raised body temperatures

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Connects muscles to bones
inflammation of the tubes that carry air to lungs
portable device used for delivering asthma medication
gas essential for living and breathing
soft tissues that contract, allowing the body to move
Hospital unit for premature or ill newborns

14 Clues: Connects muscles to bones • gas essential for living and breathing • The smallest structural unit of a muscle • medicine used to treat bacterial infection • Hospital unit for premature or ill newborns • inflammation of the tubes that carry air to lungs • reflex that clears mucus or irritants from airway • infection symptom involving raised body temperatures • ...

5 colour diet(1) 2022-07-27

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Dark red vegetables that helps in improve circulation system
Orange and yellow food that rich in carotene and good for respiratory system, usually used in Chinese sweet soup
One of the compound found in orange food, usually found in carrots
Common benefit in many colour of food, against skin aging
One of the colour of fruit and vegetables that have anti-cancer and anti-aging properties

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Red fruit with analgesic effect and anti-inflammatory effect
Red, orange and purple food can reduce the risk of suffering ______disease
Red Vegetables with lycopene
One of the colour of the fruit and vegetables that can protect your eyes from damage cause by blue light
Fruit with purple colour, which is benefit to brain function(memory, reaction time and attention)
One of the colour of the fruit and vegetables with anti-inflammatory effect

11 Clues: Red Vegetables with lycopene • Common benefit in many colour of food, against skin aging • Dark red vegetables that helps in improve circulation system • Red fruit with analgesic effect and anti-inflammatory effect • One of the compound found in orange food, usually found in carrots • Red, orange and purple food can reduce the risk of suffering ______disease • ...

Nipah Virus 2023-11-01

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Nipah virus also infects other ________ such as dogs, cats, and horses
Infection can occur through contaminated air through droplets breathing and ______ with the secretions from infected animal
Eating fruits or vegetables contaminated with bat ______ can transmit Nipah virus
______ can act as intermediate hosts for Nipah virus transmission to humans
Diagnosis of Nipah Virus is through laboratory tests such as _______ and PCR
Nipah virus has a high _________ rate, with up to 75% of cases resulting in death
Among humans, it causes a spectrum of disease mainly involving the __________ system.

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The virus causes _________ system disturbance in pig.
Nipah virus infection in humans can present in several ways, including acute encephalitis, non-encephalitic viral illness and ________
Nipah virus is primarily transmitted from ____ to humans
Infected person may transmit the Nipah Virus up to 21 days after _____ of disease.

11 Clues: The virus causes _________ system disturbance in pig. • Nipah virus is primarily transmitted from ____ to humans • Nipah virus also infects other ________ such as dogs, cats, and horses • ______ can act as intermediate hosts for Nipah virus transmission to humans • Diagnosis of Nipah Virus is through laboratory tests such as _______ and PCR • ...

CMA Review 2021-03-10

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oldest documentation form and the least structured
type of medical record that lists the problems of the patient, usually at the begininning of the folder, and references each problem with a number throughout the folder
if you are confused about information you have recieved, asking the patient to give an example is called
repeating what you heard, using your own words or phrases
repeating what you have heard the say, using open-ended statements
plane that divides the body into front and back
Booking, scheduling two or more patients in the same time slot
scheduling by grouping similiar appointments

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Note, chart notes taken during visits to document progress and status of patients conditions
the abdomen is divided into how many regions?
filling system based on time
innermost layer of the heart
gives the patient another chance to clarify statements
what gives the eye it's color?
Sheet, designed to limit the need for long, hand-written care notes by allowing information to be recorded in either graphic or table form
system that provides oxygen to cells and removes carbon dioxide
appointment slots held in case of emergencies

17 Clues: filling system based on time • innermost layer of the heart • what gives the eye it's color? • scheduling by grouping similiar appointments • the abdomen is divided into how many regions? • appointment slots held in case of emergencies • plane that divides the body into front and back • oldest documentation form and the least structured • ...

The Circulatory and Respiratory Systems Quiz Review 2022-01-10

The Circulatory and Respiratory Systems Quiz Review crossword puzzle

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This color blood cell transports oxygen in the blood.
These 2 organs are where gas exchange takes place.
The job of this system is to transport gases, nutrients, and waste to and from all your cells.
These are the tiny air sacs at the end of the bronchi.
This organ carries air between the throat and the bronchi.
These are the tubes that carry blood throughout the body. (2 words)
This is the liquid part of the blood.
The ____ and throat help to clean, moisten, and heat the air we breathe.
This color blood cell helps to fight infections.
This pumps blood through your blood vessels

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The job of this system is to provide gas exchange between your blood and the air.
This organ carries air between the trachea and the lungs.
This part of the blood helps our blood to clot.
These blood vessels are where materials are exchanged between the blood and cells.
These blood vessels carry blood that contains CO2 and wastes from your cells back towards your heart.
This muscle moves our lungs.
These blood vessels carry blood that contains O2 and nutrients away from your heart and to your cells.

17 Clues: This muscle moves our lungs. • This is the liquid part of the blood. • This pumps blood through your blood vessels • This part of the blood helps our blood to clot. • This color blood cell helps to fight infections. • These 2 organs are where gas exchange takes place. • This color blood cell transports oxygen in the blood. • ...

CFE Review - Grade 6 Science 2022-05-02

CFE Review - Grade 6 Science crossword puzzle

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The brain or "control center" of the cell.
This system provides support, protection, and movement for the body.
In the body, the blood cells are made in the bone _________.
The watery liquid that fills the cell.
The attraction between any two objects in the universe is known as____________ force.
The type of energy when an object is actively doing something.
The variable that is being tested or changed
Based on a lot of evidence
The type of energy where its maximum is at the top of a hill.

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The type of force that is equal on both sides.
An _______ force must act on an object for it to CHANGE its motion.
The force that opposes the motion of two surfaces sliding past each other is called ___________.
the process by which plants release water through the pores in their leaves is called...
A scientific ____________ is a statement
The organelle that belongs in plant cells only
describes what always happens under certain conditions in nature. It describes what is happening or will happen.
The system that provides body cells with oxygen and removes carbon dioxide that cells produce as waste.
The variable that is kept the same to make sure results are caused by the thing being tested.

18 Clues: Based on a lot of evidence • The watery liquid that fills the cell. • A scientific ____________ is a statement • The brain or "control center" of the cell. • The variable that is being tested or changed • The type of force that is equal on both sides. • The organelle that belongs in plant cells only • In the body, the blood cells are made in the bone _________. • ...

Respiratory, Cirulatory, Nervous Systems Crossword 2016-05-31

Respiratory, Cirulatory, Nervous Systems Crossword crossword puzzle

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a structure that permits a neuron to pass an electrical/chemical signal to another neuron
an action that is harmful to the lungs, commonly done with cigarettes.
the intensity at which blood flows through blood vessels
primary organs of respiration in humans
blockage of blood flow to the heart muscle
scientific name for red blood cells
the time period when the heart is in a state of relaxation and dilatation
smallest blood vessels
the blood type with no antigens
scientific name for white blood cells
contraction of the myocardium
the part of the brain involved in sensory and motor signal and the regulation of consciousness and sleep

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carry deoxygenated blood to the heart
a medical device used to regulate the beating of the heart
maximum volume of air one can displace through inhalation and exhalation
portion of the brain that controls autonomic functions like breathing, digestion, heart and blood vessel function
system with a network of organs and vessels that help in the flow of blood, nutrients, hormones, and oxygen to and from cells
small diameter blood vessel that branches out from an artery
system responsible for taking in oxygen and expelling carbon dioxide
the normal volume of air displaced between inhalation and exhalation
called thrombocytes
a specialized cell transmitting nerve impulse
system that transmits impulses between parts of the body
part of the brain at the back of the skull that coordinates and regulates muscular activity
tube that connects the pharynx and larynx to the lungs

25 Clues: called thrombocytes • smallest blood vessels • contraction of the myocardium • the blood type with no antigens • scientific name for red blood cells • carry deoxygenated blood to the heart • scientific name for white blood cells • primary organs of respiration in humans • blockage of blood flow to the heart muscle • a specialized cell transmitting nerve impulse • ...

Disease Crossword 2021-12-13

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capable of causing infection
a single celled organism that is capable of movement
the system that controls everything you do
medical care given to a patient for illness or injury
organisms that eat organic materials
the system that lets you breath
when you use or lose more fluid then you take in
the structural unit for all life
infectious agent of small size that can be multiplied in living cells, and living organisms
able to be passed from one individual to another through contact of a spreadable disease
the bodily function that lets you digest, ingest and absorb food
bacterial infection caused from the bite of an infected tick

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an infectious disease causing a mild fever and a rash of itchy and inflamed blisters
small organisms or living things found all around us
a contagious viral infection of the respiratory passages causing fever and aching. Its common.
an infectious viral disease causing fever and a red rash on the skin, occurring mostly in childhood
a distinct living creature
a group of heat related conditions characterised by an abnormally high body temperature
a group of organs that perform a complex function
microorganism that can cause or causes disease
the gland that makes and stores hormones
system that protects the body from foreign substances
an illness or sickness characterised by specific signs or symptoms
tiny little things that are all around us but to small
a fever caused from a protozoan parasite which is transmitted by mosquitos in many tropical and subtropical regions

25 Clues: a distinct living creature • capable of causing infection • the system that lets you breath • the structural unit for all life • organisms that eat organic materials • the gland that makes and stores hormones • the system that controls everything you do • microorganism that can cause or causes disease • when you use or lose more fluid then you take in • ...

Oxygenation 2022-12-09

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A subjective feeling of not getting enough air
A reduced level of tissue oxygenation
An increased anterior-posterior chest diameter, resulting from air trapping in the alveoli, that occurs in chronic respiratory disease
Gas exchange occurs at the alveolar level where blood is oxygenated and carbon dioxide is removed.
Temporary cessation of breathing
Elevated respiratory rate above normal range according to the patient’s age
Enlargement of the fingertips that occurs with chronic hypoxia
Bluish discoloration of the skin and mucous membranes

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Mechanical movement of air into and out of the lungs
Elevated level of carbon dioxide in the blood
Decreased respiratory rate less than the normal range according to the patient’s age
Difficulty in breathing that occurs when lying down and is relieved upon changing to an upright position

12 Clues: Temporary cessation of breathing • A reduced level of tissue oxygenation • Elevated level of carbon dioxide in the blood • A subjective feeling of not getting enough air • Mechanical movement of air into and out of the lungs • Bluish discoloration of the skin and mucous membranes • Enlargement of the fingertips that occurs with chronic hypoxia • ...

Helene's lung crossword puzzle 2020-10-07

Helene's lung crossword puzzle crossword puzzle

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your lungs has 2 lungs called _______.
your lungs can also be called the___________ system.
Your lungs need help. To do their work, and that helper is a muscle called________
your lungs have tons of smaller tubes called_______.
tiny air sacs at the end of every bronchiole which is called _______

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the air you breath out or exhale is called _____________.
another way to call your windpipe is _______.
we breathe in ______.
there are about 600 million alveoli in the lungs, each has mesh covering of very small blood vessels called_______.
when you breathe in it’s called________.

10 Clues: we breathe in ______. • your lungs has 2 lungs called _______. • when you breathe in it’s called________. • another way to call your windpipe is _______. • your lungs can also be called the___________ system. • your lungs have tons of smaller tubes called_______. • the air you breath out or exhale is called _____________. • ...

Human body system and functions! 2020-12-14

Human body system and functions! crossword puzzle

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Regulates the human composition of body fluids.
In control of the human bodies movement.
This muscle covers 2 square meters!
Controls all the processes your body goes through.(Puberty)
The network of tissues and organs to help you breathe.
In control of taking blood away and to the heart.
In control of the humans digestion.

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Meets egg to create a baby.
Receives information and messages it through-out the human body.
These are released by the human glands through puberty.
Insure survival of species.
You loose a lot of this while breathing.
There are 3 divided types of muscles. You have Cardiac and skeletal. What is the 3rd one?
Protects the body from invasions by chemicals.
The Circulatory system works with what organ?

15 Clues: Meets egg to create a baby. • Insure survival of species. • This muscle covers 2 square meters! • In control of the humans digestion. • In control of the human bodies movement. • You loose a lot of this while breathing. • The Circulatory system works with what organ? • Protects the body from invasions by chemicals. • Regulates the human composition of body fluids. • ...

Unit 1 - Zoology 2022-01-28

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Large opening in a sponge
Hollow ball of small cells, center appears lighter in color than outside ring
Term for when each cell becomes specialized
When an egg and sperm combine
Cell layer that forms the digestive and respiratory system after differentiation
Small opening in a sponge
The creation of egg and sperm
When there are 2 layers of cells, what is the outside layer called?

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Solid ball of small cells
When the ball of cells begins to lengthen and indent at a point
Line interior of sponge, use flagella to bring in water
The only fresh water cnidarian
Gives support and structure to the sponge
Type of symmetry in which the animal is very motile
When an animal or organism doesn't move (stationary)

15 Clues: Solid ball of small cells • Large opening in a sponge • Small opening in a sponge • When an egg and sperm combine • The creation of egg and sperm • The only fresh water cnidarian • Gives support and structure to the sponge • Term for when each cell becomes specialized • Type of symmetry in which the animal is very motile • When an animal or organism doesn't move (stationary) • ...

Rabbits, Guinea Pigs, Hamster Ailments 2023-04-04

Rabbits, Guinea Pigs, Hamster Ailments crossword puzzle

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abnormal growth/division of cells
abnormal growth of tissue cells, could be cancerous
a collection of compounds forming in the urinary tract
Vitamin C deficiency
intestinal bacterial infection found in hamsters
bacterial infection of the respiratory system in guinea pigs
a previously infected animal who will always carry the virus/bacteria
a small rodent, similar in size to a rat

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bacterial infection of the stomach more easily spread by reptiles
a disease that can be spread from animals to people
a lack of energy and enthusiasm
a small rodent similar to a mouse
The invasion and growth of germs in the body
a single cell organism that might be cured with antibiotics
an infective agent that may be prevented with a vaccine

15 Clues: Vitamin C deficiency • a lack of energy and enthusiasm • abnormal growth/division of cells • a small rodent similar to a mouse • a small rodent, similar in size to a rat • The invasion and growth of germs in the body • intestinal bacterial infection found in hamsters • a disease that can be spread from animals to people • ...

World medicine 2023-04-09

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protect eyes from dust
chronic disease of the stomach wall
respiratory organ
an institution where first aid is provided and treatment is taking place
is a chronic inflammatory disease of the bronchi
is a complex pathophysiological process of interaction between macro- and microorganism
is the organ where gas exchange takes place
method of examination of the large intestine

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doctor who treats children
is a complete or partial violation of the anatomical integrity of the bone
restriction of the movement of people, animals and goods, aimed at preventing the spread of diseases or pests
through which food enters the stomach
main artery of the circulatory system
using it to make an injection
jerky oscillations of the walls of the arteries associated with cardiac cycles

15 Clues: respiratory organ • protect eyes from dust • doctor who treats children • using it to make an injection • chronic disease of the stomach wall • through which food enters the stomach • main artery of the circulatory system • is the organ where gas exchange takes place • method of examination of the large intestine • is a chronic inflammatory disease of the bronchi • ...

Vocab Unit #3 2021-10-11

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Small tube-like structures that carry blood to the heart from organs and tissues
Cavity where air is warmed and moistened while dust particles are filtered out
Involuntary muscle that is found in internal organs and blood vessels
Involuntary muscle found in the heart
Tube that connects larynx to bronchi
Site where air and food passages are joined and split into respective parts
Thin microscopic sacs located at the terminal end to respiratory system; location of actual carbon dioxide and oxygen exchange
Type of muscle that is not under control of the animals will

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Type of muscle that is under control of the animals will
Organ that draws in air
small tube-like structures that carry blood from the heart to organs and tissues throughout the body
Involuntary muscle that pumps blood throughout the circulatory system
Large muscle separating the chest from the abdomen and aids in the respiration process
Vessels that exchange nutrients, carbon dioxide, oxygen, waste products, etc. from the arteries and/or veins
Cartilage structures that contain vocal cords

15 Clues: Organ that draws in air • Tube that connects larynx to bronchi • Involuntary muscle found in the heart • Cartilage structures that contain vocal cords • Type of muscle that is under control of the animals will • Type of muscle that is not under control of the animals will • Involuntary muscle that is found in internal organs and blood vessels • ...

B.12A 2025-04-08

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Can the respiratory system work with circulatory system?(True or false)
Help fight off illnesses in animals?

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what system grabs nutrients and absorbs them?
what Two system work with each other
1st step of the digestive system is chewing foods?(true or false)

5 Clues: what Two system work with each other • Help fight off illnesses in animals? • what system grabs nutrients and absorbs them? • 1st step of the digestive system is chewing foods?(true or false) • Can the respiratory system work with circulatory system?(True or false)

CAP Respiratory Failure Lecture 2014-06-08

CAP Respiratory Failure Lecture crossword puzzle

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normalis 22-26mEq/L, is a base that buffers, reflects metabolic status.
normal is 35-45mmHg, will combine with water to form carbonic acid.
the haemoglobin ____ of oxygen is normal between 95-100%
a combination of hypoxic and hypercapnic, and is involved in type II respiratory failure
normal is 80-100mmHg

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If there is increased HCO3 opposite the increased CO2, then ____ is occurring.
Respiratory ____ is the inability to adequately oxygenate the blood resulting in hyperaemia +/- hypercapnia
less than 88% sats, is involved in type I respiratory failure
Arterial Blood Gases indicate if O2 _____ is required.
optimal range is 7.35-7.45

10 Clues: normal is 80-100mmHg • optimal range is 7.35-7.45 • Arterial Blood Gases indicate if O2 _____ is required. • the haemoglobin ____ of oxygen is normal between 95-100% • less than 88% sats, is involved in type I respiratory failure • normal is 35-45mmHg, will combine with water to form carbonic acid. • ...

Human organs and Cells 2022-02-22

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The main organ of respiratory system
Passage from the back of the mouth down inside the neck
Baglike organ in which food is broken down for use by the body
Greek name of the cell
The upper part of the face

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Colloidal suspension that fills the cell and holds its contents
It can be abdominal, oral or thoracic
Dark-staining body near the centre of the cell which contains hereditary material

8 Clues: Greek name of the cell • The upper part of the face • The main organ of respiratory system • It can be abdominal, oral or thoracic • Passage from the back of the mouth down inside the neck • Baglike organ in which food is broken down for use by the body • Colloidal suspension that fills the cell and holds its contents • ...

Week 4 2023-08-27

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FH
___________Transmitted Infection
TB
______________exam
Fx
Cerobrovascular __________________
CA
Myocardial ________

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Upper___________ Infection
_____________and Adenoidectomy
Diabetes _________
UTI
HBV
R/O

14 Clues: FH • TB • Fx • CA • UTI • HBV • R/O • Diabetes _________ • ______________exam • Myocardial ________ • Upper___________ Infection • _____________and Adenoidectomy • ___________Transmitted Infection • Cerobrovascular __________________

Year 8 so far 2017-11-09

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When we breathe in, the pressure inside the chest does this
Our heart and breathing rate does this when we exercise
This is produced in respiration in animals when there is no oxygen
When we breathe in, the intercostal muscles and diaphragm do this
The liquid in blood
In an experiment, we try to keep these variables constant
Small tubes inside our lungs
The variable that you change in an investigation
This is produced in respiration in plants and fungi when there is no oxygen
These vessels have thick muscle and elastic walls to be able to withstand high pressure
This sugar is a reactant in respiration
This system includes the lungs
This gas diffuses into the blood from the lungs

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Humans have this type of circulatory system – blood gets pumped to the lungs and then back to the heart before going to the body
These vessels have thin walls and valves
The variable that you measure in an investigation
This gas is found dissolved in blood plasma
The heart is a muscular _______
Respiration in the absence of oxygen
These tiny blood vessels surround the alveoli
Windpipe
The mechanical process which allows us to breathe
The shape of the alveoli give them a large ________________
A protein found in red blood cells
The shape of red blood cells
Capillaries are one cell thin to aid this process
This system includes the heart
Small air sacs where gas exchange takes place
Respiration in the presence of oxygen

29 Clues: Windpipe • The liquid in blood • Small tubes inside our lungs • The shape of red blood cells • This system includes the heart • This system includes the lungs • The heart is a muscular _______ • A protein found in red blood cells • Respiration in the absence of oxygen • Respiration in the presence of oxygen • This sugar is a reactant in respiration • ...

Embryogenesis 2021-09-28

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cavity found within blastocyst
stem cell characteristic of the inner cell mass
neural tissue induced by the notochord
daughter cells of cleavage
stem cell that can form subtypes within a broad category
a compact ball fo 16-32 cells within the zona pellucida
inner cell mass
germ layer forming urogenital tract, cardiovascular system, muscle tissue, and mesothelium
initial cell division with no increase in size
mesoderm that gives rise to somatic and splanchnic mesoderm
this structure forms in mesoderm will become nucleus pulposus of Intervertebral discs (IVDs)
stem cell that can form a specific cell type
mesoderm that gives rise to somites

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formed from the morula, has two separate cell types
dermis somite
mesoderm that gives rise to the urogenital system
vertebrate and ribs somite
muscle somite
mesoderm that gives rise to the notochord
germ layer forming epithelial lining and glands of digestive and respiratory systems
cells from epiblast migrate during gastrulation forming______
cell specialized cell capable of self renewal
stage where teratogen will cause embryo death
cells destined to form the placenta
axis formed from the bilaminar disc of epiblast and hypoblast
germ layer producing nervous system, lining of oral,nasal cavity, and epidermal structures
stem cell characteristic of the zygote
stage where teratogen will cause minor structural defect and functional maturation
any agent, or factor that can cause congenital anomalies in an embryo or fetus
stage where teratogen will cause major morphological defects

30 Clues: dermis somite • muscle somite • inner cell mass • vertebrate and ribs somite • daughter cells of cleavage • cavity found within blastocyst • cells destined to form the placenta • mesoderm that gives rise to somites • neural tissue induced by the notochord • stem cell characteristic of the zygote • mesoderm that gives rise to the notochord • ...

bones and skeletal crossword 2023-12-19

bones and skeletal crossword crossword puzzle

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The center portion of the skeleton it is made up of skull, rib cage and vertebral column the rib cage surrounds all the internal organs
lattened plates of a compact bone. Ex:scapula , pelvis,sternum, skull,ribs
A composible but resilient type of cartilage,meniscus and intervertebral discuss, annulus discuss
the most prevalent cartilage of the human body it is also commonly known as the articular cartilage
a protuberance above or on the condyle of a long bone, especially either of the two at the elbow end of the humerus.
longer than they are wide
Found in your respiratory system like the ring of cartilage in the trachea and bronchi
a distal end of the femur
A prominent part of the edge of the bone
Contains all of our limbs and the pelvis ( the humerus, tibia, femur)

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connects the bones together
provides support to the nose
A rounded prominence attachment of muscles or ligaments
known as adipose tissue is a connective tissue in the skeletal system.
Fibrous connective tissue that is made of a blend elastin and collagen fibers
no symmetry, have lots of protrusions and nooks. made of thick compact bones. Ex vertebra, scapula, calcaneus
wider than they are long
Attaches your ribs to your sternum categorized as a hyaline cartilage
a connective tissue in the skeletal system its purpose is the cushion joints allow for free movement of a join provide structural support
a small,rounded, projection on a bone Ex:(tibial tubercle) (osgood schlatter)

20 Clues: wider than they are long • longer than they are wide • a distal end of the femur • connects the bones together • provides support to the nose • A prominent part of the edge of the bone • A rounded prominence attachment of muscles or ligaments • Attaches your ribs to your sternum categorized as a hyaline cartilage • ...

bones and skeletal crossword 2023-12-19

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The center portion of the skeleton it is made up of skull, rib cage and vertebral column the rib cage surrounds all the internal organs
lattened plates of a compact bone. Ex:scapula , pelvis,sternum, skull,ribs
A composible but resilient type of cartilage,meniscus and intervertebral discuss, annulus discuss
the most prevalent cartilage of the human body it is also commonly known as the articular cartilage
a protuberance above or on the condyle of a long bone, especially either of the two at the elbow end of the humerus.
longer than they are wide
Found in your respiratory system like the ring of cartilage in the trachea and bronchi
a distal end of the femur
A prominent part of the edge of the bone
Contains all of our limbs and the pelvis ( the humerus, tibia, femur)

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connects the bones together
provides support to the nose
A rounded prominence attachment of muscles or ligaments
known as adipose tissue is a connective tissue in the skeletal system.
Fibrous connective tissue that is made of a blend elastin and collagen fibers
no symmetry, have lots of protrusions and nooks. made of thick compact bones. Ex vertebra, scapula, calcaneus
wider than they are long
Attaches your ribs to your sternum categorized as a hyaline cartilage
a connective tissue in the skeletal system its purpose is the cushion joints allow for free movement of a join provide structural support
a small,rounded, projection on a bone Ex:(tibial tubercle) (osgood schlatter)

Charlotte 2022-02-01

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Beschäftigte
Arbeitsbedingungen
versenden
Arbeitsstunden
unverarbeitet
Lohn
Vorgesetzter
gesetzlich Mindestlohn

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Kleidung
Krankenversicherung
Fracht
Atemwegsprobleme
Ärmel
factory
Handel

15 Clues: Lohn • Ärmel • Fracht • Handel • factory • Kleidung • versenden • Beschäftigte • Vorgesetzter • unverarbeitet • Arbeitsstunden • Atemwegsprobleme • Arbeitsbedingungen • Krankenversicherung • gesetzlich Mindestlohn

Tobacco 2021-10-26

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Chemical compounds known to cause cancer
Smoke from the burning end of a cigarette
Environmental Tobacco Smoke
The legal age to purchase tobacco

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Respiratory organ affected by smoking tobacco
smoke exhaled from the lungs of a smoker
A drug that increases the action of the central nervous system, heart and other organs.
Nicotine _______ or gum can be used to as a nicotine substitute for someone that is trying to quit.
Addictive drug found in tobacco
Process of the body that occurs when an addictive drug is no longer present.

10 Clues: Environmental Tobacco Smoke • Addictive drug found in tobacco • The legal age to purchase tobacco • smoke exhaled from the lungs of a smoker • Chemical compounds known to cause cancer • Smoke from the burning end of a cigarette • Respiratory organ affected by smoking tobacco • Process of the body that occurs when an addictive drug is no longer present. • ...

Unit 7 Crossword 2023-02-03

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when an animal eats poison and it gets worse and worse as it passes down the food chain
when nitrogen oxide gets mixed with sunlight it makes this
bacteria is an example of this
an example of this is the ozone
this can very harmful to the human respiratory system

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benzene is an example of this
this traps heat
Amphibians are considered the best type of this species
carbon monoxide is an example of this
a factory releasing smoke

10 Clues: this traps heat • a factory releasing smoke • benzene is an example of this • bacteria is an example of this • an example of this is the ozone • carbon monoxide is an example of this • this can very harmful to the human respiratory system • Amphibians are considered the best type of this species • when nitrogen oxide gets mixed with sunlight it makes this • ...

Pulmonologist Crossword Puzzle 2020-03-06

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What disease occurs mostly in older patients?
Which system is affected by diseases that target the lungs?
How many years of schooling/training does it take to become a Pulmonologist?
What disease occurs while you sleep and something blocks your airway?
Whats the term for a disease that affects multiple diseases into one.

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What do you breathe out?
What do you breathe in?
Which lung is bigger then the other?
What's the main cause of lung cancer?
What disease can be cured by consistent exercise and running?

10 Clues: What do you breathe in? • What do you breathe out? • Which lung is bigger then the other? • What's the main cause of lung cancer? • What disease occurs mostly in older patients? • Which system is affected by diseases that target the lungs? • What disease can be cured by consistent exercise and running? • ...

Pulmonologist Crossword Puzzle 2020-03-06

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Can genetics cause lung cancer?
How many years of training/schooling does it take to become a Pulmonologist?
What system is directly affected by diseases that occur in the lungs?
Which lung is bigger then the other?
What disease occurs mostly in older older patients?
What do you breathe in?

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What is the main cause of lung cancer?
What do you breathe out?
What diseases affects you while you sleep when something blocks your airway?
What disease can sometimes be cured by consistent exercise and running to improve lung function?

10 Clues: What do you breathe in? • What do you breathe out? • Can genetics cause lung cancer? • Which lung is bigger then the other? • What is the main cause of lung cancer? • What disease occurs mostly in older older patients? • What system is directly affected by diseases that occur in the lungs? • How many years of training/schooling does it take to become a Pulmonologist? • ...

revision crossword 2023-06-13

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type of respiration that requires oxygen
a reaction that loses heat to its surroundings is called an ______________ reaction
group 1 metals are known as ________ metals
type of respiration that produces lactic acid
what organ system the lungs are found in

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energy resource that comes from the sun
coal, oil and natural gas are examples of _______________ energy resources
particles moving from a high concentration to a low concentration is called d________
the process plants use to produce glucose and oxygen
what is used to help to speed up a chemical reaction?

10 Clues: energy resource that comes from the sun • type of respiration that requires oxygen • what organ system the lungs are found in • group 1 metals are known as ________ metals • type of respiration that produces lactic acid • the process plants use to produce glucose and oxygen • what is used to help to speed up a chemical reaction? • ...

Sports Science Crossword 2024-01-23

Sports Science Crossword crossword puzzle

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Regulates posture and balance, as well as helps to smooth and coordinate skeletal muscle contractions
Control of autonomic nervous system (ANS)
Contains the thalamus and hypothalamus
Lobe which has touch perception body orientation and sensory discrimination
Lobe which has many aspects of association such as reasoning and motivation
Contains the respiratory and cardiovascular control centres

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Lobe which has Auditory processing
Area in the brain which is responsible for high-level brain functions such as thinking, language and emotion
How blood gets to the brain
Area which is perception of sensations (pain, temperature, pressure)

10 Clues: How blood gets to the brain • Lobe which has Auditory processing • Contains the thalamus and hypothalamus • Control of autonomic nervous system (ANS) • Contains the respiratory and cardiovascular control centres • Area which is perception of sensations (pain, temperature, pressure) • Lobe which has touch perception body orientation and sensory discrimination • ...

Crossword 2023-11-24

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Acronym for the disease caused by hantaviruses
Primary reservoirs for hantaviruses, the causative agents of HFRS
HFRS can also manifest with _______ symptoms, involving the respiratory system
HFRS can present as a _______ illness with symptoms ranging from mild to life-threatening
Type of hantavirus causing HFRS, belonging to this virus family
Organ often damaged in HFRS, leading to renal failure

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Cause of Hemorrhagic Fever with Renal Syndrome (HFRS)
complication associated with HFRS
Initial symptoms of HFRS often resemble a _______ illness
Common complication in HFRS, characterized by low platelet count

10 Clues: complication associated with HFRS • Acronym for the disease caused by hantaviruses • Cause of Hemorrhagic Fever with Renal Syndrome (HFRS) • Organ often damaged in HFRS, leading to renal failure • Initial symptoms of HFRS often resemble a _______ illness • Type of hantavirus causing HFRS, belonging to this virus family • ...

The Circulatory and Respiratory Systems Quiz Review 2017-01-27

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This pumps blood through your blood vessels
This muscle moves our lungs.
This color blood cell helps to fight infections.
These are the tiny air sacs at the end of the bronchi.
These are the tubes that carry blood throughout the body. (2 words)
The ____ and throat help to clean, moisten, and heat the air we breathe.
The job of this system is to provide gas exchange between your blood and the air.
This organ carries air between the trachea and the lungs.
This color blood cell transports oxygen in the blood.
This is the liquid part of the blood.

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These blood vessels carry blood that contains oxygen and nutrients away from your heart and to your cells.
This part of the blood helps our blood to clot.
The job of this system is to transport gases, nutrients, and waste to and from all your cells.
These blood vessels are where materials are exchanged between the blood and cells.
These 2 organs are where gas exchange takes place.
These blood vessels carry blood that contains carbon dioxide and wastes from your cells back towards your heart.
This organ carries air between the throat and the bronchi.

covid-19 crossword puzzle 2020-08-20

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_____ patients are more at risk from getting covid-19
viruses are unable to survive without one
an item that helps reduce the spread by simply wearing it
_____ immunity helps protect people who are unable to get a vaccine
helps pump air into a patient's airway when they are unable to breath on their own
what the body creates after being infected with a virus
bigger than a virus
main symptom of covid-19

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helps the body create immunity from a virus
a virus that is very deadly
people who work with infected patients
the location of the first coronavirus outbreak
covid is spread through _______
_________ system that is primary infected by covid-19
a type of test to see if you are infected with covid

15 Clues: bigger than a virus • main symptom of covid-19 • a virus that is very deadly • covid is spread through _______ • people who work with infected patients • viruses are unable to survive without one • helps the body create immunity from a virus • the location of the first coronavirus outbreak • a type of test to see if you are infected with covid • ...

Enhancing Fitness 2019-05-12

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Type of training that enhances cardiorespiratory endurance
When the size of the muscle fibre increases due to training
Byproduct of creating ATP
The point where the cardiovascular and respiratory system interact
How long your training session is
Increasing the level of intensity overtime to ensure that training adaptations continue
The difficulty level of your training or how hard your training session is

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Body organ that absorbs O2
Human Energy
We breathe in O2 and breathe out.....
The role of the heart
The amount of times you train per week or cycle
Type of training that enhances muscular fitness
The muscles responsible for contracting the diaphragm to bring in air to the lungs
The different exercises or activities that make up your training programme

15 Clues: Human Energy • The role of the heart • Byproduct of creating ATP • Body organ that absorbs O2 • How long your training session is • We breathe in O2 and breathe out..... • The amount of times you train per week or cycle • Type of training that enhances muscular fitness • Type of training that enhances cardiorespiratory endurance • ...

Tourism Crossword 2012-12-01

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a system formed by the interactions of living organisms
a type of respiratory disease
an average standard of living in countries
a country that has high economic productivity
a country where people have a low standard of living
describes something that meets the needs of present population
the body of beliefs, atitudes, skills and tools

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development that meets the needs of present population without endangering the needs of future generations
a group formed by people with something in common
nature based tourism that educates tourists about the natural environment
a disease that spreads worldwide
a measure of human activity's impacts on Earth
violence against civilians to achieve political ends
a rich variety of all life forms on Earth
temporary movement of people beyond their workplace and residence

15 Clues: a type of respiratory disease • a disease that spreads worldwide • a rich variety of all life forms on Earth • an average standard of living in countries • a country that has high economic productivity • a measure of human activity's impacts on Earth • the body of beliefs, atitudes, skills and tools • a group formed by people with something in common • ...

Abbreviated Lesson 11- Respiratory system- Respiratory events & capacities 2022-05-02

Abbreviated Lesson 11- Respiratory system- Respiratory events & capacities crossword puzzle

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The amount of air breathed in and out in a normal breath.
___________ ventilation. Moving air in & out of the lungs.
___________ reserve volume. Volume of air that can be forced out of the lungs
__________ lung capacity. The full amount of air in the lungs.
___________ reserve volume. Volume of air that can be forced into the lungs

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Residual _________. The air that always remains in the lungs to keep the lungs inflated.
____________ respiration. Gas exchange between blood and tissue cells in systemic capillaries.
The full amount of exchangeable air in the lungs.
____________ gas transport. Transporting gasses through the blood.
___________ respiration. Gas exchange between pulmonary blood and alveoli.

10 Clues: The full amount of exchangeable air in the lungs. • The amount of air breathed in and out in a normal breath. • ___________ ventilation. Moving air in & out of the lungs. • __________ lung capacity. The full amount of air in the lungs. • ____________ gas transport. Transporting gasses through the blood. • ...

Abbreviated Lesson 11- Respiratory system- Respiratory events & capacities 2022-05-02

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The full amount of exchangeable air in the lungs.
__________ lung capacity. The full amount of air in the lungs.
Residual _________. The air that always remains in the lungs to keep the lungs inflated.
___________ reserve volume. Volume of air that can be forced out of the lungs

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____________ respiration. Gas exchange between blood and tissue cells in systemic capillaries.
____________ gas transport. Transporting gasses through the blood.
___________ reserve volume. Volume of air that can be forced into the lungs
The amount of air breathed in and out in a normal breath.
___________ respiration. Gas exchange between pulmonary blood and alveoli.
___________ ventilation. Moving air in & out of the lungs.

Respiratory Distress and Foreign Body Airway Obstruction 2016-04-11

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In most cases the patient retains ____________ throughout the acute episode
Adequate pretreatment medical and dental ______________ can prevent development of some respiratory problems
Respiratory distress is ________ in breathing
The ______ is the most common cause of airway obstruction
During phase _____ of complete upper airway obstruction blank, the following signs and symptoms can be observed: the pt. is conscious, universal chocking sign, and increased blood pressure and heart rate
__________ treatments or procedures can be so stressful to result in respiratory distress in some patients

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A major factor leading to the exacerbation of respiratory distress is ________.
A _________ or complete blockage of the breathing tubes to the lungs due to foreign body is known as FBAO
Management for visible objects without out an assistant include having the patient bend over with their head down and encouraging patient to ______
Preventive measures include: dental assistant, suction, Magill intubation forceps, patient positioning, use of a __________ when using a bite block.

10 Clues: Respiratory distress is ________ in breathing • The ______ is the most common cause of airway obstruction • In most cases the patient retains ____________ throughout the acute episode • A major factor leading to the exacerbation of respiratory distress is ________. • ...

Respiratory Review 2020-12-15

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TV does this during exercise
mixture of gases exerting pressure
cavity above the diaphragm
usually 6l
alveoli are folded

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volume needed to stop the lungs collapsing
..... RV decreases during exercise
high pp to low pp
amount of air in or out per breath
lining of the alveoli help with gas exchange
needed for aerobic respiration
dome shape muscle
back of the throat
iron pigment found in RBC

14 Clues: usually 6l • high pp to low pp • dome shape muscle • back of the throat • alveoli are folded • iron pigment found in RBC • cavity above the diaphragm • TV does this during exercise • needed for aerobic respiration • ..... RV decreases during exercise • mixture of gases exerting pressure • amount of air in or out per breath • volume needed to stop the lungs collapsing • ...

Respiratory Adaptations 2020-09-29

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Small air sacs coming off the bronchioles in the lungs (7)
(5) volume is the volume of air inspired or expired per breath
At submaximal work - respiratory rate is [increased/decreased]as an adaptation
minute ventilation = (9) rate x
ventilation is the process of inhalation and (10)
Vital (8) increases in response to physical training, to provide an increased and more efficient supply of O2 to working muscles.
inhaling is due to the contaction and flattening of the (9)
long term, otherwise known as [chronic/acute]

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volume
(increased/decreased)diffusion rate will allow for more efficient gaseous exchange
Training adaptations will be reversed once you stop training (13)
The number of times to train per week is referred to as (9)
(7) is a form of aerobic exercise and is translated from Swedish to mean 'speed play'.
(11) muscles and diaphragm will strengthen with training
(7) exchange - oxygen is exchanged for carbon dioxide and vice versa.

15 Clues: volume • minute ventilation = (9) rate x • long term, otherwise known as [chronic/acute] • ventilation is the process of inhalation and (10) • (11) muscles and diaphragm will strengthen with training • Small air sacs coming off the bronchioles in the lungs (7) • The number of times to train per week is referred to as (9) • ...

Respiratory Words 2021-10-08

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Beth accidentally fell and broke her nose. What procedure would she have done to repair her nose?
A contractor worked in many houses that were infected with asbestos. The asbestos caused a tumor in his mesothelium. What would he be diagnosed with?
A panic attack can cause rapid and labored breathing. This is also known as…
John goes to the doctor because he stops breathing or has a hard time breathing when he is asleep. What might the doctor diagnose him with?
he only external part of the respiratory system.
Along with many other symptoms, Covid 19 can cause you to lose your ability to smell. What is the medical term for this symptom?
Jane has a hard time swallowing food without choking. The doctor assumes that there is a problem with the flap of cartilage that covers the airway. What is this flap called?
After Jane exhanles she notices that there is still some air in her lungs. What is this extra air called? ________ volume

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Susen hit her head and later had difficulty speaking. This is also known as…
When the doctor listened to the patient's breathing they could hear crackling. What is the medical term for this sound?
Mary wheezes when she breathes and often has a hard time breathing. What disease might she have?
Also known as the windpipe
After a patient's lung collapsed and could not be repaired their lung had to be removed. What is the name for this procedure?
What tool might a doctor use to measure respiratory capacity?

14 Clues: Also known as the windpipe • he only external part of the respiratory system. • What tool might a doctor use to measure respiratory capacity? • Susen hit her head and later had difficulty speaking. This is also known as… • A panic attack can cause rapid and labored breathing. This is also known as… • ...

Respiratory Terminology 2022-02-08

Respiratory Terminology crossword puzzle

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between : among
upper respiratory illness
Sudden infant death syndrome
referring to carbon dioxide
within, inner, absorbing
denoting the voice-box
no, absence of, without

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meaning surgical puncture to remove fluid
prefix meaning lung
referring to oxygen
meaning “windpipe,” another name for the trachea
means "within"
denoting the space between the lung and lung wall
meaning “breath, respiration,”

14 Clues: means "within" • between : among • prefix meaning lung • referring to oxygen • denoting the voice-box • no, absence of, without • within, inner, absorbing • upper respiratory illness • referring to carbon dioxide • Sudden infant death syndrome • meaning “breath, respiration,” • meaning surgical puncture to remove fluid • meaning “windpipe,” another name for the trachea • ...

RESPIRATORY II 2011-11-28

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INADEQUATE EXPIRATION AND EXCESS CO2
(2 WORDS)FLUID IN THE LUNGS EVIDENCED BY PINK, FROTHY SPUTUM
MAY BE COMMUNICATING OR TENSION, CAUSES LUNG TO RECOIL TOWARDS HILUM
PUS IN THE PLEURAL SPACE AS A RESULT OF AN INFECTED EFFUSION
COLLAPSE OF LUNG TISSUE FROM COMPRESSION OR ABSORPTION
INADEQUATE VENTILATION TO MEET METABOLIC DEMANDS
BLOODY SPUTUM, INDICATING TB, LUNG ABSCESS, OR CANCER
(2 WORDS)DEVICE INSERTED IN THE PLEURAL SPACE TO ALLEVIATE A PNEUMOTHORAX
(2 WORDS)DAMAGE TO THIS AREA MAY RESULT IN CHEYNE-STOKES RESPIRATIONS

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MUSICAL SOUND HEARD DURING EXPIRATION WITH OBSTRUCTIVE RESPIRATORY CONDITIONS
VENTILATION IN EXCESS OF METABOLIC DEMANDS
EXCESS EXPIRATION AND INADEQUATE CO2
CURVATURE OF THE NAIL BEDS FROM CHRONIC HYPOXEMIA
RESPIRATIONS ASSOCIATED WITH METABOLIC ACIDOSIS, IN AN EFFORT TO "BLOW OFF" EXTRA CO2

14 Clues: INADEQUATE EXPIRATION AND EXCESS CO2 • EXCESS EXPIRATION AND INADEQUATE CO2 • VENTILATION IN EXCESS OF METABOLIC DEMANDS • INADEQUATE VENTILATION TO MEET METABOLIC DEMANDS • CURVATURE OF THE NAIL BEDS FROM CHRONIC HYPOXEMIA • BLOODY SPUTUM, INDICATING TB, LUNG ABSCESS, OR CANCER • COLLAPSE OF LUNG TISSUE FROM COMPRESSION OR ABSORPTION • ...

Respiratory Anatomy 2022-06-22

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Air sacs where gas exchange occurs
Closes over the larynx during swallowing
Protrusions from walls of nasal cavity
______ duct, drains into inferior nasal meatus
Level of bronchial tree supplying bronchopulmonary segments
Location of the adenoids
Present on surface of epithelial cells in the conducting zones; moves mucus
Cells found in the air sacs that engulf debris

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Muscle connecting sternum and clavicle to skull
Muscle inferior to the lungs involved in normal quiet breathing
Houses the vocal chords
Tube connecting larynx to primary bronchi
______ tube, opens into the nasopharynx
Membranes surrounding the lungs

14 Clues: Houses the vocal chords • Location of the adenoids • Membranes surrounding the lungs • Air sacs where gas exchange occurs • Protrusions from walls of nasal cavity • ______ tube, opens into the nasopharynx • Closes over the larynx during swallowing • Tube connecting larynx to primary bronchi • ______ duct, drains into inferior nasal meatus • ...

Respiratory Riddles 2024-11-04

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Where do lungs change pressure
Intercostal muscles ___ during breathing in
What is taken in by the blood in the air?
How many alveoli are there?
Transporting more oxygen and carbon dioxide faster
Where is oxygen transported via blood?
Diaphragm becomes___ when relaxing

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Diaphragm ___ when we inhale?
Air pressure decreases when___
What is responsible for taking in oxygen and expelling Carbon Dioxide?
What is covered in capillaries?
How are alevoli adapted to reduce diffusion distance?
What does gaseous exchange occur via?
Air pressure___ when exhaling

14 Clues: How many alveoli are there? • Diaphragm ___ when we inhale? • Air pressure___ when exhaling • Where do lungs change pressure • Air pressure decreases when___ • What is covered in capillaries? • Diaphragm becomes___ when relaxing • What does gaseous exchange occur via? • Where is oxygen transported via blood? • What is taken in by the blood in the air? • ...

COLOMBIAN DISEASES 2024-08-11

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Mosquito-borne disease characterized by fever and severe joint pain.
Viral liver infection transmitted through contact with infectious body fluids.
Common viral infection causing fever, cough, and body aches.
Bacterial infection spread through contaminated food and water, causing high fever and digestive symptoms.
Parasitic disease transmitted by Anopheles mosquitoes, causing fever, chills, and flu-like illness.
Viral liver infection transmitted through contaminated food and water.
Bacterial infection spread through water contaminated by animal urine, causing fever, jaundice, and kidney damage.
Virus that attacks the immune system, leading to acquired immunodeficiency syndrome

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Respiratory illness caused by the SARS-CoV-2 virus, leading to symptoms ranging from mild to severe.
Mosquito-borne viral disease causing fever, chills, and severe liver damage.
Mosquito-borne viral disease causing high fever, rash, and severe joint pain.
Parasitic disease transmitted by triatomine bugs, affecting the heart and digestive system.
Disease caused by parasites transmitted by the bite of infected sandflies.
Mosquito-borne virus, often with mild symptoms but can cause birth defects if contracted during pregnancy.
Bacterial infection affecting the lungs, causing cough, fever, and weight loss.

15 Clues: Common viral infection causing fever, cough, and body aches. • Mosquito-borne disease characterized by fever and severe joint pain. • Viral liver infection transmitted through contaminated food and water. • Disease caused by parasites transmitted by the bite of infected sandflies. • Mosquito-borne viral disease causing fever, chills, and severe liver damage. • ...

Ch. 93: Influenza and RSV 2014-04-25

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Influenza is spread through _________ droplets
Inactivated vaccines are given ____ or intradermal injection
When does RSV occur most?
Live or attenuated vaccines are given through _______ spray
Best protection against the flu is __________ vaccination
When is the best time to get vaccinated?
Adverse effect of an inactivated vaccination

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Influenza strains _________ year to year
Viral replication occurs in the _____________ tract
Primary treatment of influenza
Influenza season begins in ________________
How long does protection last after vaccination
RSV is a major cause of _______ respiratory tract infection
Should you be vaccinated if you have a history of GBS?
Influenza season ends in _________
Vaccines are contraindicated for people with hypersensitivity to _______

16 Clues: When does RSV occur most? • Primary treatment of influenza • Influenza season ends in _________ • Influenza strains _________ year to year • When is the best time to get vaccinated? • Influenza season begins in ________________ • Adverse effect of an inactivated vaccination • Influenza is spread through _________ droplets • How long does protection last after vaccination • ...

Misc. Part II Crossword 2021-03-26

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an organism's ability to keep a constant internal environment
useful energy that is collected from renewable resources
the total greenhouse gas emissions caused by an individual, event, organization, service, or product
a complex network of cells and proteins that defends the body against infection
the tendency toward a relatively stable equilibrium between interdependent elements
a biological preparation that provides active acquired immunity to a particular infectious disease
the capability of multicellular organisms to resist harmful microorganisms
this system consists of physical barriers like your skin and the mucosal lining in your respiratory tract
a cell that helps the body fight infections and other diseases
occurs when our own immune system is responsible for protecting us from a pathogen
Immunity against infections that can cause serious illness is generally beneficial
something that has been emitted, released or discharged

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This system relies on antigens, which are specific substances found in foreign microbes
includes both global warming driven by human emissions of greenhouse gases and the resulting large-scale shifts in weather patterns
a gas that absorbs and emits radiant energy within the thermal infrared range
a long-term change in the average weather patterns that have come to define Earth's local, regional and global climates
occurs when we are protected from a pathogen by immunity gained from someone else
a fuel formed by anaerobic decomposition of buried dead organisms
a nonspecific resistance that destroys invaders in a generalized way without targeting specific individuals
immunity that does not require prior sensitization to an antigen

20 Clues: something that has been emitted, released or discharged • useful energy that is collected from renewable resources • an organism's ability to keep a constant internal environment • a cell that helps the body fight infections and other diseases • immunity that does not require prior sensitization to an antigen • ...

Respiratory, Cirulatory, Nervous Systems Crossword 2016-05-31

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a structure that permits a neuron to pass an electrical/chemical signal to another neuron
an action that is harmful to the lungs, commonly done with cigarettes.
the intensity at which blood flows through blood vessels
primary organs of respiration in humans
blockage of blood flow to the heart muscle
scientific name for red blood cells
the time period when the heart is in a state of relaxation and dilatation
smallest blood vessels
the blood type with no antigens
scientific name for white blood cells
contraction of the myocardium
the part of the brain involved in sensory and motor signal and the regulation of consciousness and sleep

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carry deoxygenated blood to the heart
a medical device used to regulate the beating of the heart
maximum volume of air one can displace through inhalation and exhalation
portion of the brain that controls autonomic functions like breathing, digestion, heart and blood vessel function
system with a network of organs and vessels that help in the flow of blood, nutrients, hormones, and oxygen to and from cells
small diameter blood vessel that branches out from an artery
system responsible for taking in oxygen and expelling carbon dioxide
the normal volume of air displaced between inhalation and exhalation
called thrombocytes
a specialized cell transmitting nerve impulse
system that transmits impulses between parts of the body
part of the brain at the back of the skull that coordinates and regulates muscular activity
tube that connects the pharynx and larynx to the lungs

Metabolism Review 2023-05-16

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the place where glucose, oxygen, and amino acid should be in order for the body to function properly
tiny opening to the C.S. that allows ONLY oxygen and carbon dioxide to pass through
breathe in this molecule through the mouth or nose
the body system that breaks down food
a large molecule that you find in food such as apples, green beans, tomatoes, rice, etc
a molecule that you find in foods such as eggs, beans, steak, etc.
a small structure in the body cell that releases energy through cellular respiration
a medical condition that does NOT break down starch and protein; less amino acid/glucose in the cell

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tiny opening in the small intestines that allow glucose/amino acid to pass through to C.S.
a system that takes in oxygen and takes out carbon dioxide with every breath
a place where if starch and protein are here- the body is chocking
a medical condition that requires you to take medicine to create more enzymes so you have more glucose in cell and not in blood.
a molecule that unlocks the cell membrane
an organ that creates digestive enzymes
a molecule that helps release energy & is made of carbon, oxygen, and hydrogen atoms
a medical condition that causes less oxygen to cell because body produces fewer red blood cells
the body system that transports molecules to/from body's cells
To grow and repair themselves, cells __________ amino acid molecules to form new protein
The whole body grows when cells ________ into more cells
the ability to make things move or change

20 Clues: the body system that breaks down food • an organ that creates digestive enzymes • a molecule that unlocks the cell membrane • the ability to make things move or change • breathe in this molecule through the mouth or nose • The whole body grows when cells ________ into more cells • the body system that transports molecules to/from body's cells • ...

KM08 Crossword Puzzle 2025-07-29

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treatment that removes suspended solids from water
Chemicals that are added to water to speed up the actions of other chemicals
uses resin beads to replace many different kinds of ions with other ions that combine to form water
type of element in an automatic control system that produces a corrective signal that is sent to the last element in the system
type of gas that is a respiratory irritant which can destroy lung tissue if it is inhaled
Type of control that can minimize the effects of capacitance and resistance in a process
A resin bead has thousands of charged areas
can remove dissolved oxygen from water
type of control used in combination with rate control
refers to the amount of change that can occur in a process without causing a control system response
used to aid in settling suspended solids

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Water containing a large volume of dissolved gases
any condition that can cause a process variable to change away from set point
replaces hard ions, which produce scale, with soft ions, which do not produce scale
is caused by the cumulative effects of capacitance, resistance, and dead time
can block passages and reduce heat transfer in pipes and equipment
a control method in which the value of a process disturbance is measured, and action is taken to prevent the disturbance from changing the value of a controlled process variable
used to trap large, suspended solids
The desired value of a controlled variable
Water containing a large number of dissolved solids

20 Clues: used to trap large, suspended solids • can remove dissolved oxygen from water • used to aid in settling suspended solids • The desired value of a controlled variable • A resin bead has thousands of charged areas • Water containing a large volume of dissolved gases • treatment that removes suspended solids from water • Water containing a large number of dissolved solids • ...

respiration crossword 2021-02-17

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break down nutrient molecule without using oxygen
produced help dough to rise in bread making
connects the mouth and nose to the lungs
the system where breathing takes place
takes place in cell organelle, mitochondria.
also increase during exercise
split to form smaller tubes called bronchioles in the lungs

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could show the presence of CO2 in the air we breathe
take advantage of the products of anaerobic respiration in yeast because yeast also produce ethanol
could increase the depth and the rate of breathing
does not produce energy
will diffuse in to the alveoli in gas exchange
is the complete breakdown of glucose to release a relatively large amount of energy
tiny air sacs whre gas exchange takes place
external intercostal muscle ...... when we breathe out

15 Clues: does not produce energy • also increase during exercise • the system where breathing takes place • connects the mouth and nose to the lungs • produced help dough to rise in bread making • tiny air sacs whre gas exchange takes place • takes place in cell organelle, mitochondria. • will diffuse in to the alveoli in gas exchange • ...

World medicine 2023-04-09

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protect eyes from dust
chronic disease of the stomach wall
respiratory organ
an institution where first aid is provided and treatment is taking place
is a chronic inflammatory disease of the bronchi
is a complex pathophysiological process of interaction between macro- and microorganism
is the organ where gas exchange takes place
method of examination of the large intestine

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doctor who treats children
is a complete or partial violation of the anatomical integrity of the bone
restriction of the movement of people, animals and goods, aimed at preventing the spread of diseases or pests
through which food enters the stomach
main artery of the circulatory system
using it to make an injection
jerky oscillations of the walls of the arteries associated with cardiac cycles

Pathogeons 2023-04-25

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_____ droplets Viruses can pass from person to person in various ways, including____
These worms can survive in the gastrointestinal tract and lymphatic system.
worms This type of worm lives in the intestines.
ringworm is ______
____ are organisms that can cause disease. The different types of ______ and the severity of the diseases that they cause are very diverse.
these include tapeworms, which reside in the intestines.
Viruses can pass from person to person in various ways, including____
Protists cause ____ through mosquito bites.
Foods containing protists can cause _____

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worms also known as helminths
single cell organisms cause disease in their hos
microscopic pathogens
athletes foot is a _____
fluids Viruses can pass from person to person in various ways, including____
needs a host and is smaller than bacteria

15 Clues: ringworm is ______ • microscopic pathogens • athletes foot is a _____ • worms also known as helminths • needs a host and is smaller than bacteria • Foods containing protists can cause _____ • Protists cause ____ through mosquito bites. • single cell organisms cause disease in their hos • worms This type of worm lives in the intestines. • ...

Body Systems 2025-03-26

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made of bone and cartilage, provides supports for the body.
helps break down food and absorb energy.
helps gas exchange and exhalation of CO2 and inhalation of oxygen.
muscle that pumps blood
helps produce, store, and secrete hormones.
responsible for sense of touch, temp, and interpretation of information to the brain.
made of nerves and processes information transported by the nerves throughout the body.
helps a person move and supports the skeletal system.

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responsible for the creation of offspring.
helps fight sickness and infection through releasing special fluids.
human body functions to stay alive
human heart, blood transport.
protects inside organs, consists of skin, hair, and nails.
gets rid of liquid waste from kidneys.
helps transport blood waste and oxygen throughout the body.

15 Clues: muscle that pumps blood • human heart, blood transport. • human body functions to stay alive • gets rid of liquid waste from kidneys. • helps break down food and absorb energy. • responsible for the creation of offspring. • helps produce, store, and secrete hormones. • helps a person move and supports the skeletal system. • ...

Phineas Gage vocab 2. 2024-03-19

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He used _ language in class, and got in trouble.
his _ was what led him to survive after he took a hard fall.
The liver makes and releases _.
The _ mother let her daughter stay up late on a school night.
His smart remarks were_.
She had a lot of _ in her respiratory system.

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He showed a pleasant _ towards the old man.
The boy used great _ that offended many people.
It is a _ for families to eat turkey on Thanksgiving.
The woman began _ that good opportunities would come her way.
The lemonade Max made was very _.
Megan had a few _ hours of sleep.
They bought a _ house near the beach.
He _ her thoughtfully.
When the snow storm _ we can go outside and play.

15 Clues: He _ her thoughtfully. • His smart remarks were_. • The liver makes and releases _. • The lemonade Max made was very _. • Megan had a few _ hours of sleep. • They bought a _ house near the beach. • He showed a pleasant _ towards the old man. • She had a lot of _ in her respiratory system. • The boy used great _ that offended many people. • ...

Acid Rain 2025-07-01

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Which Indian city has seen acid rain effects on heritage sites?
Device used to reduce Sulphur emissions in factories?
Process of rain becoming acidic due to pollution?
Term for the slow return of acidic pollutants to Earth?
Which fuel in vehicles causes acid rain when burned?
Protective layer of leaves damaged by acid rain?

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Acid rain corrodes buildings made of which material?
Taj Mahal is affected by acid rain?
Acid rain can damage respiratory system in which species?
Acid rain makes soil less?
Which international agreement aimed to reduce acid rain?
Which fossil fuel is a major contributor to acid rain?
Which water body is affected by acid rain, harming fish?
Acid rain is a type of which pollution?
Acid rain is caused mainly by which gas?

15 Clues: Acid rain makes soil less? • Taj Mahal is affected by acid rain? • Acid rain is a type of which pollution? • Acid rain is caused mainly by which gas? • Protective layer of leaves damaged by acid rain? • Process of rain becoming acidic due to pollution? • Acid rain corrodes buildings made of which material? • Which fuel in vehicles causes acid rain when burned? • ...

Ecology 2023-10-16

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commonly known as "the flu"
a genetic respiratory disease caused by a defective gene that creates thick and sticky mucus that clogs up tubes and passageways
a common lung disease caused by an infection in the air sacs in the lungs
a disease involving abnormal collections of inflammatory cells that form lumps known as granulomata.
form of COPD emphasized by a chronic cough

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DNA mutations in the lungs cause irregular cells to multiply and create an uncontrolled growth of abnormal cells, or a tumor
common, chronic respiratory condition that causes difficulty breathing due to inflammation of the airways
a serious respiratory disease and is another form of COPD. The most common cause is smoking.
This type of virus infects humans and animals, but the original strain, variants and subvariants weren't seen in humans before 2019.
Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease is an umbrella term that encompasses several respiratory illnesses that cause breathlessness

10 Clues: commonly known as "the flu" • form of COPD emphasized by a chronic cough • a common lung disease caused by an infection in the air sacs in the lungs • a serious respiratory disease and is another form of COPD. The most common cause is smoking. • a disease involving abnormal collections of inflammatory cells that form lumps known as granulomata. • ...

Human Development 2014-12-02

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Area of development related to anxiety and self esteem
Low income can affect access to health care because they can't pay this
Acronym for 5 types of development
how many Socio-Economic factors are there in all?

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Genetic condition related to the respiratory system
Family including grandparents, uncles, cousins all living together
Type of family with two biological parents and their children
Socio Economic factor related to where you live

8 Clues: Acronym for 5 types of development • Socio Economic factor related to where you live • how many Socio-Economic factors are there in all? • Genetic condition related to the respiratory system • Area of development related to anxiety and self esteem • Type of family with two biological parents and their children • ...

Covid Crossword Puzzle 2022-11-11

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A chemokine associated with cognitive impairment in aging
Brain resident macrophages that are found in the central nervous system and consequently play important roles in brain infections and inflammation.
Type of white blood cell that helps eliminate foreign substances by engulfing foreign antigens and initiating an immune response.
A large family of small, secreted proteins that are best known for their ability to stimulate the migration of cells, most notably white blood cells.
Myelin forming cells of the central nervous system

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They are small, soluble proteins that regulate the immune system. They're part of innate immunity and have an adaptive response to infection.
Reactive microglia/macrophages can inhibit hippocampal __________
Microglia induce these neurotoxic glial cells through cytokine signaling
Is the virus that causes COVID-19 and is characterized by a respiratory syndrome with a variable degree of severity
Is used as a marker to detect microglial activation/reactivity
Used as a marker of inflammation associated with the involvement of monocytes/macrophages
Marker of neurogenesis for the dentate gyrus within the hippocampus

12 Clues: Myelin forming cells of the central nervous system • A chemokine associated with cognitive impairment in aging • Is used as a marker to detect microglial activation/reactivity • Reactive microglia/macrophages can inhibit hippocampal __________ • Marker of neurogenesis for the dentate gyrus within the hippocampus • ...

215 Resp Failure Crossword 2025-03-01

215 Resp Failure Crossword crossword puzzle

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a condition where the body is unable to adequately remove carbon dioxide from the bloodstream leading to a buildup of carbon dioxide
Small air sacs in the lungs where gas exchange occurs. Damage of this can can contribute to respiratory failure
The process of adding oxygen to the blood, which is impaired in Type 1 respiratory failure.
The process by which gases (oxygen and carbon dioxide) move from areas of high concentration to low concentration across the alveolar-capillary membrane
The process of moving air in and out of the lungs to facilitate oxygen intake and carbon dioxide expulsion.

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impairment of oxygen in the blood not enough oxygen in the blood to properly perfuse tissue
A condition where there is a deficiency of oxygen in the tissues often seen in Type 1 respiratory failure
Reduced breathing rate and depth, leading to inadequate ventilation and CO2 retention, which can contribute to respiratory failure
A situation where blood bypasses the alveoli, leading to poor oxygenation of blood, as it does not participate in gas exchange.
A condition where the blood becomes too acidic, which can occur due to CO₂ retention in Type 2 respiratory failure.

10 Clues: impairment of oxygen in the blood not enough oxygen in the blood to properly perfuse tissue • The process of adding oxygen to the blood, which is impaired in Type 1 respiratory failure. • A condition where there is a deficiency of oxygen in the tissues often seen in Type 1 respiratory failure • ...

KM08 Crossword Puzzle 2025-07-27

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type of element in an automatic control system that produces a corrective signal that is sent to the last element in the system
a control method in which the value of a process disturbance is measured, and action is taken to prevent the disturbance from changing the value of a controlled process variable
type of control used in combination with rate control
A resin bead has thousands of charged areas
refers to the amount of change that can occur in a process without causing a control system response
Water containing a large number of dissolved solids
Water containing a large volume of dissolved gases
replaces hard ions, which produce scale, with soft ions, which do not produce scale
can block passages and reduce heat transfer in pipes and equipment

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type of gas that is a respiratory irritant which can destroy lung tissue if it is inhaled
any condition that can cause a process variable to change away from set point
Chemicals that are added to water to speed up the actions of other chemicals
uses resin beads to replace many different kinds of ions with other ions that combine to form water
used to trap large, suspended solids
Type of control that can minimize the effects of capacitance and resistance in a process
can remove dissolved oxygen from water
treatment that removes suspended solids from water
The desired value of a controlled variable
is caused by the cumulative effects of capacitance, resistance, and dead time
used to aid in settling suspended solids

20 Clues: used to trap large, suspended solids • can remove dissolved oxygen from water • used to aid in settling suspended solids • The desired value of a controlled variable • A resin bead has thousands of charged areas • treatment that removes suspended solids from water • Water containing a large volume of dissolved gases • Water containing a large number of dissolved solids • ...

Invertebrate Vocab 2024-01-22

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A phylum of marine invertebrates including starfish, sea urchins, and seacucumbers.
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.
Alteration or elimination of natural habitats, often due to human activities.
Feeder: Organisms that obtain food by filtering particles from the water, as seen in sponges.
A taxonomic rank in biological classification, grouping organisms based on sharedcharacteristics.

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The preservation and sustainable management of natural resources and biodiversity.
Specialized stinging cells found in cnidarians, used for defense and capturing prey.
Benefits provided by ecosystems to humans, such as water purification andpollination.
Symmetry: Symmetry around a central point, commonly seen in organisms like cnidarians andechinoderms.
Describes organisms that are permanently attached to a substrate and do not move.
Reproduction: Reproduction without the involvement of gametes, resulting in offspringgenetically identical to the parent.
Vascular System: Unique hydraulic system in echinoderms for movement, feeding, andrespiration.
External hard covering, typically made of chitin, providing support and protection,common in arthropods.

15 Clues: 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. • Alteration or elimination of natural habitats, often due to human activities. • Describes organisms that are permanently attached to a substrate and do not move. • ...

Neuro 2024-10-13

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patients undergoing an EEG must avoid this for 24-48h
test used to detect color blindness using plates with symbols and numbers colored
this drug causes patients to have gum overgrowth and brown urine
Romberg test used to assess this cranial nerve
drug class for medications used to treat herpes
this cranial nerve is being tested when patients are asked to follow a finger with only their eyes
chart used to assess for visual acuity in cranial nerve 2
a patient in myasthenic crisis will have a high chance of this body system failing

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drug used for prevention of nerve pain and migraines but is actually an anticonvulsant
drug class used for treating an active seizure
why diabetic patients are at risk for seizures
myasthenia gravis is to the _______ as multiple sclerosis is to the central nervous system
patients during a lumbar puncture need to lay on their ______
rigidity, 2 words: refers to neck stiffness in patients with meningitis
________ angiogram is the same recovery process as a cardiac angiogram

15 Clues: drug class used for treating an active seizure • why diabetic patients are at risk for seizures • Romberg test used to assess this cranial nerve • drug class for medications used to treat herpes • patients undergoing an EEG must avoid this for 24-48h • chart used to assess for visual acuity in cranial nerve 2 • ...

CHAPTER 20 VOCABULARY 2022-03-09

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A FORM OF TUBERCULOSIS CAUSED BY AN ORGANISM THAT IS RESISTANT TO MEDICATION THAT IS USED TO TREAT TB.
A CHRONIC, AND EPISODIC INFLAMMATORY DISEASE THAT MAKES IT DIFFICULT TO BREATHE AND CAUSES COUGHING AND WHEEZING.
A CONDITION IN WHICH THE BRONCHI BECOME PERMANENTLY DILATED (WIDENED) AND DAMAGED.
BRANCHES OF THE PASSAGES OF THE RESPIRATORY SYSTEM THAT LEAD FROM THE TRACHEA INTO THE LUNGS.
AN AIR PASSAGE THAT GOES FROM THE PHARYNX TO THE BRONCHI.
MAIN ORGANS OF RESPIRATION RESPONSIBLE FOR THE EXCHANGE OF OXYGEN AND CARBON DIOXIDE.
THE COUGHING UP OF BLOOD FROM THE RESPIRATORY TRACT.
A CHRONIC, PROGRESSIVE, AND INCURABLE LUNG DISEASE THAT CAUSES DIFFICULTY BREATHING.
ADMINISTRATION OF OXYGEN TO INCREASE THE SUPPLY OF OXYGEN TO THE LUNGS.
ACUTE INFLAMMATION IN THE LUNG TISSUE CAUSED BY A BACTERIAL, VIRAL, OR FUNGAL INFECTION OR CHEMICAL IRRITANTS.
PROCESS OF BREATHING AIR INTO THE LUNGS.

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PROCESS OF EXHALING AIR OUT OF THE LUNGS.
CONTAGIOUS DISEASE CAUSED BY A BACTERIUM CALLED MYOBACTERIUM TUBERCULOSIS THAT IS TRANSMITTED THROUGH THE AIR; USUALLY AFFECTS THE LUNGS, BUT OTHER BODY PARTS CAN ALSO BE AFFECTED, SUCH AS THE SPINE, BRAIN, AND KIDNEYS.
A CHRONIC, INCURABLE LUNG DISEASE IN WHICH THE ALVEOLI IN THE LUNGS BECOME FILLED WITH TRAPPED AIR; USUALLY RESULTS FROM SMOKING AND CHRONIC BRONCHITIS.
PROCESS OF INHALING AIR INTO THE LUNGS AND EXHALING AIR OUT OF THE LUNGS.
TINY, GRAPE-LIKE SACS IN THE LUNGS WHERE THE EXCHANGE OF OXYGEN AND CARBON DIOXIDE OCCURS.
CLAPPING THE CHEST TO HELP LUNGS DRAIN WITH THE FORCE OF GRAVITY.
AN IRRITATION AND INFLAMMATION OF THE LINING OF THE BRONCHI.
MUCUS COUGHED UP FROM THE LUNGS.

19 Clues: MUCUS COUGHED UP FROM THE LUNGS. • PROCESS OF BREATHING AIR INTO THE LUNGS. • PROCESS OF EXHALING AIR OUT OF THE LUNGS. • THE COUGHING UP OF BLOOD FROM THE RESPIRATORY TRACT. • AN AIR PASSAGE THAT GOES FROM THE PHARYNX TO THE BRONCHI. • AN IRRITATION AND INFLAMMATION OF THE LINING OF THE BRONCHI. • CLAPPING THE CHEST TO HELP LUNGS DRAIN WITH THE FORCE OF GRAVITY. • ...

MEDICAL SPECIALTIES CROSSWORD 2021-11-17

MEDICAL SPECIALTIES CROSSWORD crossword puzzle

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focuses on the use of unsealed radioactive sources.
administers drugs to numb pain or sedate patients during surgery.
cares for children, treating them for a variety of health issues.
doctors of the mouth
treat kidney disease and mineral and fluid imbalances linked to kidney disease.
surgically restore, reconstruct or alter the human body.
specializes in correcting disorders, deformities or injuries of the skeleton (bones).
focuses on the nature, function, and diseases of the blood.
neurologist specializes in care for the nervous system including: the brain, nerves, spinal cord.
focus on the treatment of the heart, its blood vessels and heart-related issues and diseases.
specialize in newborn and premature healthcare.
concentrates on issues related to the ear, nose and throat.
Care for issues related to the urinary tract.
cares for issues afflicting the feet or ankles.
look for potential diseases that could appear, causing a lot of problems.

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specializes in digestive organs, including the gallbladder, stomach, bowels, liver and pancreas.
study the morphologic aspects of a disease.
treats the endocrine system.
they diagnose and treat disorders of the mind
concentrates on recognizing, evaluating, and caring for patients who are seriously ill or injured.
Care for skin issues as acne.
diagnosis diseases related with the respiratory system.
diagnoses and treats allergies and autoimmune diseases.
care for the elderly.
specializes in ear-related issues.
use x-rays to diagnose and detect.
Focus on the treatment and prevention of Cancer.

27 Clues: doctors of the mouth • care for the elderly. • treats the endocrine system. • Care for skin issues as acne. • specializes in ear-related issues. • use x-rays to diagnose and detect. • study the morphologic aspects of a disease. • they diagnose and treat disorders of the mind • Care for issues related to the urinary tract. • specialize in newborn and premature healthcare. • ...

Midwinter Break Crossword 2023-02-16

Midwinter Break Crossword crossword puzzle

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Identify the cellular process that converts glucose to usable energy.
Identify the group in an experiment that receives no independent variable for comparison.
Identify the molecules released by white blood cells to mark pathogens.
Identify a change in DNA nucleotide sequence.
Identify the molecule you would add around a cell to cause it to shrivel up.
Identify the organ system that removes waste by filtering blood.
Identify a section of DNA that codes for a particular trait.
Identify the two molecules required to produce usable energy.
Identify the cellular structure that receives a message and synthesizes proteins.
Identify a dead/weak pathogen that stimulates the immune response.
Identify the process of cell division that produces body cells with identical DNA.
Identify the cells produced by meiosis.
White blood cells respond to foreign ______________.
Identify the organ system that releases insulin and other hormones.

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Identify the variable in an experiment that is the data collected.
Identify the molecules on the cell membrane that receive hormones and neurotransmitters.
Identify the process of molecules moving from low to high concentration + requires energy.
As exercise increases, pulse rate ______________________________.
Identify the molecule that the respiratory system removes.
Identify the term for a group of cells with a similar function.
Identify the biological catalysts that speed up chemical reactions like digestion.
Identify the structure where the fetus grows and develops.
Identify the mRNA molecule that would be synthesized from a DNA molecule TGA.
Identify a carbohydrate that is too large to pass through the cell membrane.

24 Clues: Identify the cells produced by meiosis. • Identify a change in DNA nucleotide sequence. • White blood cells respond to foreign ______________. • Identify the molecule that the respiratory system removes. • Identify the structure where the fetus grows and develops. • Identify a section of DNA that codes for a particular trait. • ...

11 Biology End Term 1 Review 2025-03-26

11 Biology End Term 1 Review crossword puzzle

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type of diffusion that gases such as oxygen do
organelle that contains digestive enzymes within the cell
type of reaction that results in smaller substrates
stem cells have this potency if they can only become one type of cell
cells are often funny shapes to increase this
the process of adding more substances to the nephron filtrate from the blood
the process that stem cells undergo to give rise to more cells
enzymes will do this if they are heated to high temperatures
blood vessels that take blood back to the heart
biomolecule that can provide structural support (e.g. cellulose)
system that includes the lungs
enzyme that catabolises proteins into amino acids
type of bulk active transport out of the cell
DNA is found here in eukaryotes

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part of the nephron where only salt and water are selectively reabsorbed
organelle present in both eukaryotes and prokaryotes
net transport of water into/out of cells
how many cells thick the villi and capillaries are
stem cells do this in order to become specialised cells
part of the enzyme that binds the substrate
model of enzyme activity that proposes that small shape changes occur during binding
collection of substances that the blood carries away from cells to the excretory system
speed that blood travels in the capillaries
a group of similar cells that work together to perform a specific function
process where nutrients are moved into the blood from the digestive system
energy that is reduced by enzymes
energy form required for active transport

27 Clues: system that includes the lungs • DNA is found here in eukaryotes • energy that is reduced by enzymes • net transport of water into/out of cells • energy form required for active transport • part of the enzyme that binds the substrate • speed that blood travels in the capillaries • cells are often funny shapes to increase this • ...

Giullian berre 2024-09-24

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process that includes physical and occupational therapy to help patients regain strength and function after GBS recovery
Treatment may include this type of therapy
The part of the nervous system affected by Guillain-Barré.
watch for signs of infection
begin with proximal musculature movement
The process of regaining strength and function after the peak of the syndrome; this can take weeks to months, depending on the severit
The wasting away of muscle tissue that can occur due to prolonged inactivity or weakness from GBS
Commonly experienced sensation before weakness (starts with "T").
condition in which the immune system attacks the body’s own cells, leading to inflammation and damage

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Factors, like infections, that can start the symptoms of GBS
diagnostic test that assesses the electrical activity of muscles, often used to confirm nerve damage in GBS
A common respiratory infection that can precede the syndrome.
provide adaptive equipment as needed
provide range of motion, not to exceed point of pain
Actions taken to reduce the risk of infections or triggers that could lead to GBS
Autoimmune disorder affecting nerves
The type of cells that protect nerve fibers, often affected.

17 Clues: watch for signs of infection • provide adaptive equipment as needed • Autoimmune disorder affecting nerves • begin with proximal musculature movement • Treatment may include this type of therapy • provide range of motion, not to exceed point of pain • The part of the nervous system affected by Guillain-Barré. • ...

Lesson 1 & 2 Vocabulary 2024-11-12

Lesson 1 & 2 Vocabulary crossword puzzle

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the ability of your muscles to perform physical tasks over a period of time without tiring.
the ability to carry out daily tasks easily and have enough energy to respond to unexpected events.
the ability to move your body parts through their full range of motion.
your __________ heart rate is the number of time your heart beats per minute when you aren't acitive.
purposeful physical activity that is planned, structured,
how many minutes of physical activity teens need per day.
intense, short bursts of activity in which the muscles work so hard that they produce energy without using oxygen.
rhythmic activities that use large muscle groups for an extended period of time.

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the ratio of fat to lean tissue in your body
involves little to no physical activity
any form of movement that causes your body to use energy.
with this system, your lungs begin to work more efficiently.
the amount of force your muscles can exert.
stretches that are held
with this system, physical activity strengthens muscles and bones
getting regular physical activity can help reduce stress and boost _____________.
stretches that prepare your body for activity.

17 Clues: stretches that are held • involves little to no physical activity • the amount of force your muscles can exert. • the ratio of fat to lean tissue in your body • stretches that prepare your body for activity. • any form of movement that causes your body to use energy. • purposeful physical activity that is planned, structured, • ...

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