respiratory system Crossword Puzzles

11 Clues: "Short, snug-fitting undergarments." • "Study of the heart and its diseases." • "Care and treatment of teeth and oral health." • "Sleeveless garments typically worn over a shirt or blouse." • "Branch of medicine dedicated to women's reproductive health." • "Field dealing with the study and treatment of eyes and vision." • ...

11 Clues: protects from diseases • provides a framework for the body • the epidermis, dermis, and hypodermis • provides nutrients for the body to use • allows for human life to continue in existence • it includes cardiac, smooth, and skeletal types • organs could include the bronchial tubes and alveoli • the body uses this to emit (remove) things from the body • ...

11 Clues: Allows humans to produce offspring. • Protects the body from germs and disease. • Provides structure and protection for the body. • Works with the skeletal system to allow movement. • Breaks down food into nutrients your body can use. • Removes waste from the body through kidneys and bladder. • Transports blood, oxygen, and nutrients throughout the body. • ...

14 Clues: wash weekly • asthma trigger • for prevention • rescue medication • anticholinergic effect • swelling of the airway • how to stop steroid use • common symptom of asthma • tightening of the airway • give after bronchodilator • device carried by asthmatics • adverse effect of steroid use • dual purpose is preterm contractions • adverse feeling associated with Montelukast

14 Clues: inability of the lungs to ventilate • low oxygen levels within the arterial blood • conditions that result in pulmonary obstruction • collection of excessive fluid in the pleural cavity • the presence of air or bass in the subcutaneous tissue of body • lung cancer that arises from the epithelium of the bronchial treee • ...

14 Clues: Subjective awareness of increased work of breathing • Fine inspiratory crackles are often indicative of this • Rhythmic striking of the chest wall with cupped hands to aid sputum clearance • Continuous musical sound that can be heard on either inspiration or expiration • Demonstrated on the CXR by absent unilateral lung markings and mediastinal shift • ...

14 Clues: Fluid in the lungs. • Shortness of breath. • Normal, healthy breathing. • Collapse of all or part of the lung. • A condition where breathing suddenly stops. • Caused by smoking, tar build up on the lungs. • A group of obstructive diseases of the lungs. • A condition starting in childhood with a wheezing cough. • A disease caused by inflammation of the bronchial tubes. • ...

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 • ...

14 Clues: Surgically created stoma • Short-acting beta 2 agonists • Chronic disorder of the airways • Highly contagious acute viral infection • Purulent fluid collecting in pleural space • Involves both chronic bronchitis & emphysema • Cancer originating from bronchogenic carcinomas • Provides status of oxygenation & acid base balance • ...

14 Clues: Voice box • Breathing in • Breathing out • Absence of breathing • Abnormally slow breathing • Reduction in diameter of a bronchiole • Space between the folds of the pleura • An increase in diameter of a bronchiole • Hairlike projections on the outside of cells • Maintains the surface tension of the alveoli • A flap of tissue that searl off the windpipe • ...

14 Clues: Bronchodilator • ALS IV adrenaline dose (mcg) • Hours of duration for Ipratropium Bromide • Salbutamol dose for life threatening asthma • Subjective sensation of breathing discomfort • May indicate metabolic acidosis (breathing pattern) • Type of poisoning where low SpO2 targets are recommended • Higher limit of ventilations/minute for unconscious asthma • ...

4 Clues: rings of cartilage • warms moistens air • takes in air but not as good • tubes that branch off trachea two of them

4 Clues: what are the tiny air sacs in lungs? • what happens to diaphragm when we exhale? • When we inhale, what happens to the pressure in the thorax? • which two structures does the trachea lead to in the lungs?

4 Clues: breathing out air • breathing in oxygen • bag like structure in chest • pumps blood through the body

4 Clues: Spongy • Windpipe • Exchange of gases • Use to breathe in and out

4 Clues: what brings out the carbon dioxide? • What is the other word for windpipe? • what organ has the bronchioles inside? • What delivers air to exchange surfaces of the lungs.

4 Clues: also known as windpipe • cells that form alveolar membrane • proces through which oxygen moves from alveolae to blood • volume of air left in the lungs even after forced exhale

4 Clues: Comes after the bronchiole • whats the muscles contracting below the lung • What it called when air is put into the blood • What can change the rate of someones peak flow

4 Clues: Comes after the bronchiole • whats the muscles contracting below the lung • What it called when air is put into the blood • What can change the rate of someones peak flow

5 Clues: it helps to plump blood for the body • it is the third part of your respiratory system • it helps protect the organs and it is part of skeletal system • it helps to break food into smaller pieces and it is part of the digestive system • it is a tube in the digestive system and it helps transport the food from the mouth

5 Clues: what pumps out blood • what moves your arms • what is inside our body • what is affected when we smoke • what system contains heart and blood vessels

11 Clues: Risk of not wearing ppe • Inappropriate footwear for production • Protects hands from cuts and abrasion • Essential PPE to protect your eyes from splashes • PPE worn to protect the body from chemical splashes • This type of ppe filters out particles from the air • Footwear that protects from falling objects and sharp items • ...

11 Clues: The body’s movement. • Remove waste from the body. • The body’s central framework. • To create offspring or reproduce. • Break down food and absorb nutrients for energy. • The major controlling, regulatory and communicating system • Gas exchange (deliver oxygen to organs and take waste out of blood) • Protects our bodies from foreign invaders (viruses, bacteria, etc.). • ...

12 Clues: Removes pee • Allows you to reproduce. • Controls everything you do. • The main framework of your body. • The organs that are involved in breathing. • Glands make up the system that transports blood and lymph throughout the body. • The system of vessels that lymph flows through to enter the blood from the tissues. • ...

12 Clues: - Green pigment of leaf • - Also known as amar-bel • - a three carbon molecule • - Protein digesting enzyme • - Also known as tissue fluid • - Respiratory pigment in humans • - High blood pressure is also known as • - Secretes juice containing trypsin and lypase • - Depend directly or indirectly on other organisms • - A pumping organ that pushes blood around the body • ...

13 Clues: One of the many COVID-19 symptoms • Hormone that gets excited with stress • Commonly used word for hyperglycaemia • Recommended screen time hours for infants • Causes symptoms such as dry mouth & headache • Which part of the body releases most hormones • What is so fragile that saying its name breaks it • Which organ system of the body does COVID affect? • ...

13 Clues: (Term for species no longer in existence) • (A gas exhaled by organisms after respiration) • (Pigment that absorbs sunlight for photosynthesis) • (Disease caused by fatty deposits in the arteries) • (The process of breaking down glucose without oxygen) • (A chemical element necessary for aerobic respiration) • ...

14 Clues: The inability to smell a certain scent. • What is the first sense you use at birth? • Most of the nose is used _______ the air. • How many smells can you distinguish at birth? • The inability to smell can affect other senses. • Located at the back of the nose and is responsible for smell. • Without the ability to smell, you can't fully _______ food or drink. • ...

41 Clues: foot doctor • kidney care doctor • treatment of cancer • treats the nervous system • another name for an ENT doctor • advanced practice registered nurse • specializes in eye and vision care • treats diseases of the blood vessels • treats skin, hair and nail conditions • treats the female reproductive system • treats asthma and other allergic diseases • ...

18 Clues: An inactive lifestyle. • the kind of foods you eat. • A disorder affecting mental processes • A study of the heredity of organisms. • An uncontrolled growth in human cells. • A statistic we all have when we are born. • A common preservative and additive to food. • Being in good physical and mental condition • A condition brought on by a lack of insulin. • ...

18 Clues: - Speed x Strength • - Attaches muscle to bone • - Biggest artery in the heart • - The range of movement at a joint • - Where gaseous exchange takes place • - Movement towards the midline of the body • - The muscle contracting to create movement • - Working the body beyond its normal limits • - The point at which aerobic exercise begins • ...

18 Clues: Aid • worker • Manager • Reporter • Designer • Therapist • Hygienist • Therapist • Assistant • Inspector • Technician • Technician • Practical Nurse • Stack Technician • Service Technician • Turbine Technician • Medical Sonographer • Installer and Repairer

50 Clues: trait or gene. • Lower chamber of the heart • is a hardening of the arteries. • the act of inhaling and exhaling • a colorless crystalline compound • is inflammation of the epiglottis • receives deoxygenated blood from the body • It is the carrier of genetic information. • supplied, treated, or enriched with oxygen. • is the part of the genetic makeup of a cell. • ...

11 Clues: Major self-care milestone in a toddler. • A primitive reflex present in newborns. • Key achievements like rolling, sitting, walking. • Hormonal and physical changes marking adolescence • Age(in years) when most children take their first step • Common emotional expression during autonomy-seeking stage. • Age (in months) when most babies start to sit without support • ...

9 Clues: pumping blood through the blood vessels by repeated, rhythmic contractions. • are a pair of spongy, air-filled organs located on either side of the chest • system is an organ system consisting of skeletal, smooth and cardiac muscles. • gland is a small organ in the front of the neck that wraps around the windpipe. • ...

12 Clues: -is the waste product of respiration in plant cells • -where the lungs and the blood exchange oxygen and carbon dioxide during the process of breathing in and breathing out. • -are small pores present on the lower surface of green leaves of plants that are responsible for the exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide. • ...

50 Clues: Based on clear, sound reasoning and rationality • Blood vessels that carry blood toward the heart • Impulse Electrical signal transmitted along a neuron • Tiny air sacs in the lungs where gas exchange occurs • Vessels Tubes that transport blood throughout the body • A hormone released by the adrenal glands during stress • ...

40 Clues: of Terms and Definitions • Tough connective tissues that attach muscles to bones. • A location where two or more bones meet, allowing movement. • A muscular organ that pumps blood through the circulatory system. • Blood vessels that carry oxygen-depleted blood back to the heart. • The process of breathing and using oxygen to release energy from food. • ...

13 Clues: Kenalog is a(n)_____ injection • Tdap can be given every _____ years. • Pertussis is commonly known as _____ • Paliperidone is indicated for the treatment of _____ • Lupron is discarded if not used within _____ hour(s) • The VA resource for medication administration information • Zoladex is administered in the form of a subcutaneous _____ • ...

13 Clues: Connect bone to bone • An injury to a muscle • Connect muscle to bone • Heart rate is 220- your age • A fitness principle, a formula • Muscle on the back of the quadricep • On average is 64-78 beats per minute • Main organ part of the respiratory system • Runs A tendon, runs from the knee to the back of the heel • Separation of a joint from point of attachment (Shoulder) • ...

13 Clues: tiny air sacs in lungs • breathing structures of mammals • heart pumps this throughout the body • animals need this element from the air • scientific term of getting rid of wastes • circulatory system for more complex animals • many animals filter wastes through this organ • respiratory structures of aquatic animals such as fish • ...

15 Clues: What is the hallmark symptom of ARDS? • What type of respiratory failure is ARDS? • What lung condition describes ARDS pathology? • What fluid accumulates in alveoli during ARDS? • What is the most common cause of death in ARDS? • What position improves oxygenation in severe ARDS? • Which blood gas value is severely decreased in ARDS? • ...

20 Clues: nervous system - made up of the brain and spinal cord. • cortex - the outer layer that lies on top of your cerebrum. • lobe - the rearmost lobe in each cerebral hemisphere of the brain. • - small pocket of space between two cells, where they can pass messages to communicate. • ...

10 Clues: people to have children. • Body’s defence against germs. • lets out waste carbon dioxide. • The smallest system in the body that • Air into the lungs to supply oxygen, • Down food into chemicals and passes it into the bloodstream. • supports the body, protects the organs, and anchor for the muscles. • ...

10 Clues: Your lungs are part of this system • There are about 600 ________ in our body. • Your windpipe is also called the _______. • Your body produces a gas called _________. • The lungs need this helper to do their work • Your lungs are located behind your _________ • When you inhale air, you diaphragm __________. • When you ________ in, air comes in you mouth or nose • ...

10 Clues: you need 6-12 servings of this a day • the process that breaks down your food • what helps build and repair your mussels • your food passes through this it is long • you can breathe in through your mouth and your_ • allow you to move but only in curtain directions • the more sport you play the stronger your_ become • is the name of the system that allows you to breathe • ...

10 Clues: The delivery of oxygen to the tissues • Physical status classification system • The mechanical act of inhaling or exhaling • A score that predicts the ease of intubation • the deficiency of oxygen in the arterial blood • the number one cause of obstruction immediate post-anesthesia • This airway device should never be inserted in an awake patient • ...

10 Clues: your throat. • your windpipe. • your vocal chords. • the final branch of a bronchi. • tiny hairs that trap unwanted particles. • the main organ of your respiratory system. • a muscle at the bottom of your lungs that help the lungs expand and contract. • tubes that branch of your windpipe and in your lungs and continue branching off from there. • ...

46 Clues: where 2 bones meet • this marrow stores fat • these hold bone to bone • these hold muscle to bone • the upper layer of the skin • this system circulates blood • this system eliminates wastes • the neck if this type of joint • the adult body has this many bones • cells of spongy bone are called this • cells of compact bone are called this • the human body has over 100 ____ cells • ...

40 Clues: Where does digestion start? • What connects bone to bone? • What connects muscles to bone? • Red blood cells carry __________. • Yellow bone marrow stores _______. • How many chambers does the heart have? • These are small bones found in the feet. • There are 206 ________ in the human body. • These are small bones found in the hands. • ...

14 Clues: A tool to put out fires. • The force that pushes on things. • Tubes in our lungs that carry air. • How plants make food using sunlight. • Something we breathe in to stay alive. • Parts of our body that help us breathe. • A gas in the air that plants need to grow. • The tube in our throat that helps us breathe. • What makes plants green and helps them make food. • ...

14 Clues: Pressure keeps lung stretched • is surface tension lowering agent • is the primary inspiratory muscle • represents 35% of work of breathing • is use O2 to derive energy from food • is a passive process during quiet breathing • represents 2/3 of total lung elastic forces. • is the primary function of respiratory system • ...

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. • ...

18 Clues: prefix associated with bone • /The prefix associated with muscle • /The prefix associated with the liver • /The suffix “-itis” means ___________ • /The most inferior of the body cavities • /The body system that includes the lungs • /The cavity in which the pancreas is found • /The section of the spine with 12 vertebrae • /The study of the structure of the human body • ...

18 Clues: What the GAD-7 is used for • What the PHQ-9 is used for • A scheduled visit with a provider • Medical term for high blood pressure • Not the TV show, but nurses uniforms • A stool-based colon cancer screening test • The process of sorting patients by urgency • The identification of a disease or condition • A widely used electronic health record system • ...

11 Clues: __________ cigarettes are battery-operated • People smoke because they want to look ____ • The highly-addictive substance in cigarette • Smoking causes the _____ to get darker in colour • _______ smoking is also known as second-hand smoke • A side effect after stopping smoking for some time • Good friends try to ____ their friends from smoking • ...

14 Clues: Also known as a happy hormone • One of the many COVID-19 symptoms • Gets shorter and makes you age faster • hormone That gets excited with stress • Type of stroke due to a clot formation • Recommended screen time hours for infants • Causes symptoms such as dry mouth & headache • which part of the body releases most hormones • Brittle in nature, say my name and I am broken • ...

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. • ...

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. • ...

15 Clues: abnormal abdominal swelling • Integrity the overall condition of the skin's barrier • an injury that breaks down the skin and underlying tissue • a high-pitched whistle you may hear when your airway is blocked. • made by the movement of the intestines as they push food through. • a system that filters your blood, removing waste and excess water. • ...

5 Clues: 1 and __ people have asthma • Most common asthma medication • What does asthma affect the most • What system is responsible for asthma • Asthma causes extra____ in the airways

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 • ...

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 • ...

8 Clues: the different types of food consumed by a person • a person qualified to treat ill and unwell people • condition of being sound in body, mind, or spirit • an inhalation or exhalation of air from the lungs • we think, feel, perceive and act through this element • the natural state of rest in which our eyes are closed and our body is inactive • ...

8 Clues: Type of plague which caused lumps • Minority group blamed for the Black death • Type of plague which impacted the respiratory system • Group of fanatic religious people who travelled Europe • Type of plague which turned your skin and body parts black • Road which was thought to have spread the Black Death significantly faster • ...

7 Clues: A gas, vital for respiration • A narrow tube attached to the end of the Tracheae • A large tube connected to the Spiracles and Tracheole • Structures around the entrance of spiracles to reduce water loss • A metabolic pathway which flows continuously in all living organisms • ...

5 Clues: Causes addiction • Causes lung cancer • Made of dried tobacco leaves • Tobacco smoke causes diseases that affect the ...... system • Monoxide Prevents red blood cells from combining with haemoglobin

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. • ...

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 • ...

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

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

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

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. • ...

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. • ...

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"? • ...

10 Clues: The number of breaths per minute • Structure where air enters the body. • Structure where gas exchange takes place. • The amount of air breathed in/out in one breath. • The amount of air breathed in per minute. V=RRxTV. • Structure where air passes through to create voice. • Two large branches of the windpipe that enter each lung. • ...

10 Clues: Which system helps us breathe? • Air travels through the ________ to reach the lungs. • What is the dome-shaped muscle just beneath the lungs? • Our body takes in ______ and gives out carbon dioxide. • What is the process where food particles are broken down? • Tiny hair present in your ______ obstruct dust particles. • ...

10 Clues: branches into 2 tubes. • carry blood toward the heart. • carry blood away from the heart • passage way for air from larynx to lungs. • What is a Dome-Shaped muscle under the lungs. • contains vocal cords that vibrate to make sound. • is four chambered and consists of 2 atria and ventricles • Two large sponge like organs that contain bronchi, bronchioles and alveoli. • ...

10 Clues: Fish respiratory organ. • Air is made up about 21% of .... • The exchange of gases on leaves. • Air is made up about 78% of .... • The exchange of gases in the lungs. • The air enters the body through .... • Frogs breathe through .... on the land • Transport the air to and from the lungs. • Plants use .... and water for photosynthesis • ...

10 Clues: Heart-related chest pain • Abnormal or irregular heart rhythm • Inflammation of the covering of the heart • Obstruction of blood flow to the heart muscle • A blood clot and inflammation develop in a vein • Inflammation of the innermost lining of the heart • Hardening and narrowing of arteries due to fatty plaque • ...

10 Clues: muscle that pumps blood • the smallest blood vessels • blood vessels that carries blood TO the heart • air sacs at the end of the tiny tubes in the lung • blood vessels that carries blood AWAY from the heart • the tiny air tubes connected to the alveoli in your lungs • the muscle that helps expand and contract the lungs to help you breathe • ...

10 Clues: the windpipe • the process of removing wastes • the two passages that direct air into the lungs • the exchange of gases between the inside and outside of the body • the process cells use to break down glucose in order to produce energy • tiny thin-walled sacs of lung tissue where gases can move between air and blood • ...

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

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 • ...

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 • ...

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 • ...

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. • ...

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 • ...

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. • ...

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 • ...

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 • ...

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 • ...

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

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 • ...

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. • ...

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 • ...

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. • ...

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. • ...

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 • ...

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 • ...