skeletal system Crossword Puzzles
PORIFERA CROSSWORD 2024-01-23
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- Lack of symmetry in body structure, a characteristic of many sponge species.
- Outer layer of cells covering the surface of the sponge.
- Mobile cells in sponges responsible for transporting nutrients, forming skeletal elements, and other functions.
- Gelatinous matrix within the sponge that contains amoebocytes and skeletal elements.
- Pores in the sponge body through which water enters for filtration.
- Attached or fixed in one place; sponges are often sessile organisms.
- Central cavity in sponges where water is circulated for filter feeding.
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- A close and often mutually beneficial relationship between different species; some sponges engage in symbiotic relationships.
- The process by which cells engulf and digest solid particles, seen in sponge cells during feeding.
- Small, needle-like structures made of calcium carbonate or silica that provide structural support in some sponge species.
- Protein fibers in the sponge's extracellular matrix that contribute to its structural integrity.
- Large opening at the top of the sponge through which water exits after filtration.
- The method by which sponges extract food particles from water using specialized cells.
- The phylum of simple multicellular organisms commonly known as sponges.
- Channels in the sponge body that direct water to the spongocoel for filtration.
- Associated with the bottom of a body of water; many sponges are benthic organisms.
- Collar cells in sponges that create water currents and capture food particles.
- Resistant reproductive structures in some sponge species, capable of surviving harsh conditions.
- Reproduction without the involvement of gametes, common in sponges through budding or fragmentation.
- The ability of sponges to regrow from fragments or even individual cells
20 Clues: Outer layer of cells covering the surface of the sponge. • Pores in the sponge body through which water enters for filtration. • Attached or fixed in one place; sponges are often sessile organisms. • The phylum of simple multicellular organisms commonly known as sponges. • Central cavity in sponges where water is circulated for filter feeding. • ...
Car systems 2022-09-27
Car systems 2022-09-27
Exam Review 2017-06-05
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- Group of tissues in an organism that performs a specific task.
- The amount of matter in an object.
- A non-contact force which acts on all objects. On Earth, the force equals 9.8m/s2
- This type of energy is stored energy of an object at rest.
- Newton's 1st Law is known as the Law of _______.
- This system is made up of skeletal muscles, including tendons and ligaments. This system enables you to move from place to place.
- Tiny hairs that act like oars and propel the organisms along.
- A living thing.
- Jelly-like material that fills the cell and surrounds the organelles; contains the nutrients the cell needs to survive.
- The amount of force on an object due to gravity.
- Membrane bound organelle of a plant cell that contains green substance (pigment) called chlorophyll.
- Located inside the chloroplast, this uses the Sun's energy to convert carbon dioxide and water into sugar and oxygen in a process called photosynthesis.
- This system is made up of skin, hair, nails and sweat glands. The skin, hair and nails cover and protect the body. Sweat glands are involved in maintaining normal body temperatures.
- Speed with a direction.
- The ability to do work.
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- Special kind of diffusion in which a fluid (usually water) moves through a selectively permeable membrane from an area of higher concentration to an area of lower concentration.
- Large, membrane-bound, sac-like organelle that stores excess food, waste and other substances required by the cell
- Large organelle that controls all the activities in a cell such as growth, repair and reproduction (brain of the cell)
- This system is made up of the heart (an organ), plus blood vessels and blood. Its main purpose is to deliver nutrients, move gases and remove waste products.
- This system is made up of the brain, spinal cord and nerves that exist in every part of the body. It sends and receives messages throughout the body. It controls behaviour, movement and process such as digestion and circulation.
- Describes living things made of a single cell
- Membrane-bound organelles that break down food particles and release their stored energy into a form that the cell can use to fuel all of its activities (powerhouse of the cell)
- This system is made up of the mouth, salivary glands, esophagus, stomach, liver, gall bladder, pancreas and small and large intestines. It breaks food down so that nutrients can be absorbed by the blood and transported to all cells.
- A push or pull on an object.
- A force that opposes the relative motion of an object.
- Movement of particles from an area of higher concentration to an area of lower concentration
- Group of specialized cells in an organism that have similar structure and function.
- The rate at which work is done.
- A change in speed or direction.
- Characteristic of a moving object relating the object's mass and velocity.
- Process that involves the intake of oxygen and the discharge of carbon dioxide.
- Can be calculated by dividing distance by time. How fast something is moving.
- The amount of effort spend when a force causes an object to move a distance.
33 Clues: A living thing. • Speed with a direction. • The ability to do work. • A push or pull on an object. • The rate at which work is done. • A change in speed or direction. • The amount of matter in an object. • Describes living things made of a single cell • Newton's 1st Law is known as the Law of _______. • The amount of force on an object due to gravity. • ...
Science Vocabulary Review 2015-01-26
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- clouds that form in flat layers and often cover much of the sky- usually mean rain or snow
- a short term climate change that occurs every two to ten years
- a flow of air or water in a certain direction
- the process by which water molecules of water vapor in the air become liquid water
- the process by which water changes from liquid form to an atmospheric gas
- wispy, feathery clouds made of ice crystals that form at high levels- usually mean fair weather or a change in weather
- tissues that work together to perform a specific function
- the falling to earth of any form of water (rain, snow, sleet, hail)
- a group of structures that work together to perform a specific function or task
- a type of cumulus cloud that is tall and gray, and associated with thunderstorms
- an imaginary line around the Earth parallel to the equator
- the basic unit of life; the smallest living part of the body
- a mass of sinking cold air that usually bring fair weather
- the condition of Earth’s atmosphere at a particular time and place
- forms when a cold air mass pushes a warm air mass; thunderheads can form followed by cool, fair weather
- a mass of rising warm air that usually brings wet, stormy weather
- a body of air that has about the same temperature and moister throughout
- a large group of cells that all have the same purpose or function
- rain, snow melt, or other water that flows in surface streams, rivers, or other bodies of water
- the boundary between two different air masses
- a warm ocean current that flows from the Gulf of Mexico northward through the Atlantic Ocean
- the average weather conditions in an area over a long period of time
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- the amount of water vapor in the air
- the process by which plants release water vapor into the atmosphere
- system (of nerves) in your body that sends messages for controlling movement and feeling between the brain and the other parts of the body
- system that breaks down food into a form that can be used by the body
- a high-speed high-altitude airstream blowing from west to east near the top of the troposphere; had important effects of the formation of weather fronts
- thick, fluffy clouds with flat bases, formed by vertically rising air currents, usually mean fair weather
- global winds in the United States that constantly blow from west to east
- system that helps support and move the body and protect some of the organs
- composed of many cells
- system that transports materials such as food, and oxygen to the cells throughout the body
- on of the halves of the earth as divided by the equator
- system used to bring in oxygen for the body to use and to take away carbon dioxide
- composed of one cell
- a front where warm air moves over cold air and brings drizzly rain and then are followed by war and clear weather
- an imaginary line around the Earth forming the great circle that is equal distance from the north and south pole
- system that controls all movement in the body
38 Clues: composed of one cell • composed of many cells • the amount of water vapor in the air • a flow of air or water in a certain direction • the boundary between two different air masses • system that controls all movement in the body • on of the halves of the earth as divided by the equator • tissues that work together to perform a specific function • ...
Nervous System Crossword 2021-03-22
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- Consists of the brain and spinal cord. It combines information from the entire body and coordinates activity across the whole organism.
- Receptors- Receives signals that trigger an electrical signal, by regulating the activity of ion channels. The influx of ions through ion channels opened due to the binding of neurotransmitters to specific receptors can change the membrane potential of a neuron.
- A long slender fibre of a neuron and is responsible for conducting nerve impulses away from the cell soma to a synapse
- Is an electrically excitable cell that communicates with other cells via specialized connections called synapses.
- A whitish fiber or bundle of fibers that transmits impulses of sensation to the brain or spinal cord, and impulses from these to the muscles and organs.
- Any of the threadlike extensions or projections of the cytoplasm of a neuron.
- a chemical substance that is released at the end of a nerve fiber by the arrival of a nerve impulse and, by diffusing across the synapse or junction, causes the transfer of the impulse to another nerve fiber, a muscle fiber, or some other structure.
- The site of transmission of electric nerve impulses between two nerve cells (neurons) or between a neuron and a gland or muscle cell (effector).
- Is a stabbing, burning, and often severe pain due to an irritated or damaged nerve.
- A mass of nerve cell bodies outside the central nervous system.
- Is the spherical part of the neuron that contains the nucleus.
- Is the part of the peripheral nervous system associated with the voluntary control of body movements via skeletal muscles.
- A gap in the myelin sheath of a nerve, between adjacent Schwann cells.
- Is a specialized area of membrane of the axon terminal that faces the plasma membrane of the neuron or muscle fiber with which the axon terminal establishes a synaptic junction.
- Is a large granular body found in neurons. These granules are of rough endoplasmic reticulum (RER) with rosettes of free ribosomes, and are the site of protein synthesis.
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- Is any of the button-like endings of axons through which axons make synaptic contacts with other nerve cells or with effector cells.
- Are sleeves of fatty tissue that protect your nerve cells.
- Any local circuit neuron of the central nervous system that relays impulses between sensory neuron and motor neuron.
- A neuron with an axon that carries nerve impulses peripherally, and innervates effectors such as muscles and glands.
- The main function is to connect the CNS to the limbs and organs, essentially serving as a relay between the brain and spinal cord and the rest of the body.
- Is the membrane that receives a signal (binds neurotransmitter) from the presynaptic cell and responds via depolarisation or hyperpolarisation.
- A sensory receptor which receives stimuli from within the body, especially one that responds to position and movement.
- Are the messenger neurons that bring the information from different parts of the body to the central nervous system (CNS).
- Is a division of the peripheral nervous system that supplies smooth muscle and glands, and thus influences the function of internal organs.
- A thing or event that evokes a specific functional reaction in an organ or tissue.
- Are a type of glial cells of the peripheral nervous system that help form the myelin sheath around the nerve fibers. They envelop and rotate around the axon forming the myelin sheath, now the axon is myelinated.
26 Clues: Are sleeves of fatty tissue that protect your nerve cells. • Is the spherical part of the neuron that contains the nucleus. • A mass of nerve cell bodies outside the central nervous system. • A gap in the myelin sheath of a nerve, between adjacent Schwann cells. • Any of the threadlike extensions or projections of the cytoplasm of a neuron. • ...
Unity Health Education Daniel Stein 2022-05-11
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- The major source of calories for the body
- The group of bones that keep your eyeballs in place
- Alzheimer's is a disease that effects this system
- The type of muscle that connect your bones
- Process by which the body takes in and uses food
- STI that attacks the body's immune system
- The number of daily milligrams of caffeine a teen should stay under (two words)
- The owner of the number 1-800-222-1222 (two words)
- A fracture in which the bone breaks the skin
- When dealing with blood, putting these on is the second step
- Most common substance abused at this school
- The first line of defense against diseases found in the eye.
- This drink contains 300 mg of caffeine
- Most common form of stress in teens
- The system in which food is broken down
- Drug that speeds up the Central Nervous System
- The percent of teens who die due to alcohol or drugs
- The average american lifespan (two words)
- Bruising and bloody urination are signs of this (two words)
- A painful stiffness in joints
- The most concentrated energy source
- Drug that slows down the Central Nervous System
- The acronym for cancer detection
- Every this many seconds, someone dies in the U.S. from cardiovascular disease (two words)
- What you should do thirty minutes a day, seven days a week (7x30)
- Chemical that can be found in both vapes and preserved dead bodies
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- The percent of teens who get an STI each year (two words)
- Every this many seconds, someone is poisoned
- What's your name?, What day of the week is it?, and Where are you? are the questions you ask for this injury
- 25% of all deaths are due to this (two words)
- The color your plate should be when eating
- When dealing with a 3rd degree burn, calling this number is the first of two steps (three words)
- These laws says that you cannot be sued for not providing first aid, among other things (two words)
- A mass of abnormal cells
- A person who is looked to by others to be imitated (two words)
- Number of levels of organization in the body
- A disease that can be spread between people
- In what system are adrenal glands
- The acronym for treating a sprain
- Purposely taking a substance to get "high" or escape reality or for a reason other than what is intended to be used (two words)
- Carbs, Protein, Fats, Minerals, Vitamins, and Water
- Total health
- Addictive chemical in marijuana
- A disease causing agent
- Help given to a sick or injured person until full medical treatment is available (two words)
- The most painful degree of burn
- Air that never leaves your lungs (two words)
- Abrasion, Laceration, Puncture, and Avulsion are the 4 types of this
- Number of pillars of character
- Cancer causing agent
- Bright red and shooting blood is this kind of bleeding
- About how hot water used to treat frostbite should be
52 Clues: Total health • Cancer causing agent • A disease causing agent • A mass of abnormal cells • A painful stiffness in joints • Number of pillars of character • Addictive chemical in marijuana • The most painful degree of burn • The acronym for cancer detection • In what system are adrenal glands • The acronym for treating a sprain • Most common form of stress in teens • ...
CH 5 tests (phleb) 2022-11-03
9 Clues: Urine C&S • stool culture • AFB, ABGs, CBC • Prostate, hCG, FSH • Lactic acid, CK, LDH • Calcium, AP, Vitamin D, Phosphorus • Wound culture, fungal culture, abscess culture • TSH, T4, T4 free, GH, Insulin, Cortisol, GGT, HGA1C • CSF (cell count, protein, glucose), dilantin, serotonin
Muscle Tissue 2022-11-29
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- Parallel patterns seen inside the skeletal muscle and cardiac muscle tissue.
- a cell.
- Muscle Tissue, Muscle tissue that contracts and relaxes the heart, moving blood in the heart.
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- Discs, Intercellular junctions seen on cardiac muscle tissues as dark rings on the muscle fiber.
- Muscle Tissue, Allows for movement; generates heat and has stations on tissue.
- Muscle Tissue, muscle fiber is spindle-shaped; This muscle tissue lacks striations.
6 Clues: a cell. • Parallel patterns seen inside the skeletal muscle and cardiac muscle tissue. • Muscle Tissue, Allows for movement; generates heat and has stations on tissue. • Muscle Tissue, muscle fiber is spindle-shaped; This muscle tissue lacks striations. • Muscle Tissue, Muscle tissue that contracts and relaxes the heart, moving blood in the heart. • ...
practice for fysik kemi test 2023-05-14
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- Periode system symbol= Ca
- Periode system symbol= Au
- Periode system symbol= Rn
- Periode system symbol= U
- Periode system symbol= Xe
- Reglen Der viser at alle elementer vil ligne ædelgasser.
- Periode system symbol= Br
- Vægt i gram/ cm^3 Viser hvor meget masse der er i et lille styk rum af det her material.
- Periode system symbol= Hg
- Periode system symbol= Pt
- Viser antal af elektroner i det yderste bane i et atom.
- Periode system symbol= I
- Periode system symbol= Kr
- Processen der adskiller uønskede partikler i et flydende substance.
- Periode system symbol= Co
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- Periode system symbol= Pb
- Periode system symbol= Ni
- Periode system symbol= Cu
- Periode system symbol= Mn
- Periode system symbol= Pu
- Det er hvor der bliver tilføjet alt for meget af et molekyle i vand fx., og det opløses ikke, men man kan se molekylet i vandet.
- Periode system symbol= Hf
- Periode system symbol= K
- Viser antal af elektron baner i et atom.
- Karakterisk om et element kan opløses i vand, eller et andet flydende substance.
- Periode system symbol= Ag
- Det er hvor maximun mængden af molekylet har mættet i vandet.
- Periode system symbol= Fe
- Periode system symbol= Zn
29 Clues: Periode system symbol= U • Periode system symbol= K • Periode system symbol= I • Periode system symbol= Pb • Periode system symbol= Ni • Periode system symbol= Ca • Periode system symbol= Cu • Periode system symbol= Mn • Periode system symbol= Pu • Periode system symbol= Au • Periode system symbol= Rn • Periode system symbol= Hf • Periode system symbol= Xe • Periode system symbol= Br • ...
skeletal and joint 2021-01-25
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- movement towards the middle of the body
- when an angle around a joint is increased
- joint that allows a large range of movement
- attach bone to bone
- head bone
- when the angle around a joint is decreased
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- attach muscles to bones
- reduces friction and acts as a shock absorber for a joint
- bone at the knee
- bone between the ribs
- bone on the inside of the lower leg
- allows movement in one plane
12 Clues: head bone • bone at the knee • attach bone to bone • bone between the ribs • attach muscles to bones • allows movement in one plane • bone on the inside of the lower leg • movement towards the middle of the body • when an angle around a joint is increased • when the angle around a joint is decreased • joint that allows a large range of movement • ...
skeletal joint muscular 2021-10-17
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- The structure of the bone that makes new blood cell
- Also called striation muscle (voluntary)
- when a tubular smooth muscle such as gut, squeezing a substance to move in one direction. This process is called _______________
- An important element that makes the bone stronger
- A process in which the cartilage develop into a bone tissue. It is commonly occur in a growing child
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- RICE where C stand for _________________
- A structure cover the end of bone and provide smooth movement of a joint
- when two opposite muscles act/work at the same time, it is called _____________
- A type of joint found in the elbow or knee
- What is an example of fixed/non-movable joint?
- Those of skeletons that are found in the center of the body
- A condition where the bone is weak in childhood
12 Clues: RICE where C stand for _________________ • Also called striation muscle (voluntary) • A type of joint found in the elbow or knee • What is an example of fixed/non-movable joint? • A condition where the bone is weak in childhood • An important element that makes the bone stronger • The structure of the bone that makes new blood cell • ...
skeletal muscle contraction 2024-03-27
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- serves as what binds myosin heads to form cross-bridges
- the enzyme that breaks down acetylcholine
- A muscle being used vigorously for a long time can contract...
- a protein produced in muscles that stores excess oxygen from hemoglobin
- serves as the filament in a muscle to cause contraction
- linkages Form between thick and thin filaments
- Supplies the energy for muscle fiber contraction for a short time
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- a neurotransmitter released from the distal end of a motor neuron axon
- phosphate more abundant in muscle fibers than ATP
- produces lactate
- molecule Made of two twisted protein strands with globular parts called heads projecting from one end
- Produce ATP from both aerobic and anaerobic respiration
- head can attach an actin binding
- the other half of energy released in cellular respiration is made to ATP and the remaining becomes..
14 Clues: produces lactate • head can attach an actin binding • the enzyme that breaks down acetylcholine • linkages Form between thick and thin filaments • phosphate more abundant in muscle fibers than ATP • serves as what binds myosin heads to form cross-bridges • serves as the filament in a muscle to cause contraction • ...
Exam Review 2017-06-05
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- Group of tissues in an organism that performs a specific task.
- The amount of matter in an object.
- A non-contact force which acts on all objects. On Earth, the force equals 9.8m/s2
- This type of energy is stored energy of an object at rest.
- Newton's 1st Law is known as the Law of _______.
- This system is made up of skeletal muscles, including tendons and ligaments. This system enables you to move from place to place.
- Tiny hairs that act like oars and propel the organisms along.
- A living thing.
- Jelly-like material that fills the cell and surrounds the organelles; contains the nutrients the cell needs to survive.
- The amount of force on an object due to gravity.
- Membrane bound organelle of a plant cell that contains green substance (pigment) called chlorophyll.
- Located inside the chloroplast, this uses the Sun's energy to convert carbon dioxide and water into sugar and oxygen in a process called photosynthesis.
- This system is made up of skin, hair, nails and sweat glands. The skin, hair and nails cover and protect the body. Sweat glands are involved in maintaining normal body temperatures.
- Speed with a direction.
- The ability to do work.
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- Special kind of diffusion in which a fluid (usually water) moves through a selectively permeable membrane from an area of higher concentration to an area of lower concentration.
- Large, membrane-bound, sac-like organelle that stores excess food, waste and other substances required by the cell
- Large organelle that controls all the activities in a cell such as growth, repair and reproduction (brain of the cell)
- This system is made up of the heart (an organ), plus blood vessels and blood. Its main purpose is to deliver nutrients, move gases and remove waste products.
- This system is made up of the brain, spinal cord and nerves that exist in every part of the body. It sends and receives messages throughout the body. It controls behaviour, movement and process such as digestion and circulation.
- Describes living things made of a single cell
- Membrane-bound organelles that break down food particles and release their stored energy into a form that the cell can use to fuel all of its activities (powerhouse of the cell)
- This system is made up of the mouth, salivary glands, esophagus, stomach, liver, gall bladder, pancreas and small and large intestines. It breaks food down so that nutrients can be absorbed by the blood and transported to all cells.
- A push or pull on an object.
- A force that opposes the relative motion of an object.
- Movement of particles from an area of higher concentration to an area of lower concentration
- Group of specialized cells in an organism that have similar structure and function.
- The rate at which work is done.
- A change in speed or direction.
- Characteristic of a moving object relating the object's mass and velocity.
- Process that involves the intake of oxygen and the discharge of carbon dioxide.
- Can be calculated by dividing distance by time. How fast something is moving.
- The amount of effort spend when a force causes an object to move a distance.
33 Clues: A living thing. • Speed with a direction. • The ability to do work. • A push or pull on an object. • The rate at which work is done. • A change in speed or direction. • The amount of matter in an object. • Describes living things made of a single cell • Newton's 1st Law is known as the Law of _______. • The amount of force on an object due to gravity. • ...
Bones and skeletal tissues 2023-12-19
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- connective tissue
- bone bone with holes
- center of a long bone
- provides strength in a ligament
- cartilage
- a rope from a muscle to a bone
- containing the limbs
- connects bones together
- storage calcium
- skeleton frames the body
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- connective tissue
- bone bone longer than wide
- example rib cage
- provides elastic support
- cartilage attaching ribs to sternum
- formation of joints
- the center skeleton
- most prevalent cartilage
- cartilage
- rings of cartilage
20 Clues: cartilage • cartilage • example rib cage • connective tissue • connective tissue • rings of cartilage • storage calcium • formation of joints • the center skeleton • containing the limbs • bone bone with holes • center of a long bone • connects bones together • provides elastic support • most prevalent cartilage • skeleton frames the body • bone bone longer than wide • ...
System Review: Cardiac System 2023-09-05
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- tip of the heart helps pump blood from the ventricles to the rest of the body
- regulates blood flow from the upper left chamber into the lower left chamber
- provides oxygen to the heart
- carries deoxygenated blood to the lungs and picks up oxygen
- returns blood to the heart from the lower part of the body
- receives the oxygenated blood from the longs,covered by the aureole
- helps keep oxygen-rich blood from the lungs from mixing with oxygen-poor blood from the body
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- allows blood to be pumped into the arteries but prevents backflow of blood into the ventricles
- receives deoxygenated blood from the right atrium
- gets the oxygenated blood from the left atrium
- pumps, lower chambers
- visceral pericardium, outermost tissue layer
- returns blood from the upper body to the heart
- receives deoxygenated blood back from the body
- takes the oxygenated blood to the body tissue
- controls the flow of blood from your heart's right atrium to the right ventricle
- recieves, ventriclesmbers
- muscular tissue of the heart
18 Clues: pumps, lower chambers • recieves, ventriclesmbers • provides oxygen to the heart • muscular tissue of the heart • visceral pericardium, outermost tissue layer • takes the oxygenated blood to the body tissue • gets the oxygenated blood from the left atrium • returns blood from the upper body to the heart • receives deoxygenated blood back from the body • ...
Thomas 7p 2023-01-30
10 Clues: cells work together • organs work together • tissue work together • holds bones to bones • body regulates itself • the basic unit of life • muscle attached to bone • the bones smooth outer layer • a system that supports and protects • the part of the skeleton that is connected to the spine
How strong is your knowledge of muscles? 2023-12-08
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- What is the word that we described as the ability to do high intensity exercise for more than 5 minutes?
- What is the name of thin myofilament?
- What is one attribute of skeletal muscle that alternates between light and dark that smooth muscle doesn’t have?
- What is the name of the muscle that lines the inside of our internal organs?
- What is the type of contraction called when you shorten your muscle but the tension within the muscle stays the same?
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- What must stimulate a skeletal muscle for it to contract?
- What is the name of the thick myofilament of muscle?
- What is what characteristic of muscle that allows you to complete a bicep curl?
- What is the name of the unit of muscle that shortens and relaxes upon contraction?
- What characteristic of muscle allows it to return to its normal length after being stretched?
- Considering that thin and thick filaments do not change length, what is a word that starts with O that happens when the muscle shortens?
- Aerobic respiration, the process that produces more ATP, requires what molecule?
12 Clues: What is the name of thin myofilament? • What is the name of the thick myofilament of muscle? • What must stimulate a skeletal muscle for it to contract? • What is the name of the muscle that lines the inside of our internal organs? • What is what characteristic of muscle that allows you to complete a bicep curl? • ...
System Review: Cardiac System 2023-09-05
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- tip of the heart helps pump blood from the ventricles to the rest of the body
- regulates blood flow from the upper left chamber into the lower left chamber
- provides oxygen to the heart
- carries deoxygenated blood to the lungs and picks up oxygen
- returns blood to the heart from the lower part of the body
- receives the oxygenated blood from the longs,covered by the aureole
- helps keep oxygen-rich blood from the lungs from mixing with oxygen-poor blood from the body
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- allows blood to be pumped into the arteries but prevents backflow of blood into the ventricles
- receives deoxygenated blood from the right atrium
- gets the oxygenated blood from the left atrium
- pumps, lower chambers
- visceral pericardium, outermost tissue layer
- returns blood from the upper body to the heart
- receives deoxygenated blood back from the body
- takes the oxygenated blood to the body tissue
- controls the flow of blood from your heart's right atrium to the right ventricle
- recieves, ventriclesmbers
- muscular tissue of the heart
18 Clues: pumps, lower chambers • recieves, ventriclesmbers • provides oxygen to the heart • muscular tissue of the heart • visceral pericardium, outermost tissue layer • takes the oxygenated blood to the body tissue • gets the oxygenated blood from the left atrium • returns blood from the upper body to the heart • receives deoxygenated blood back from the body • ...
Module 7 2019-12-04
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- Regulates resting and nutrition-related functions such as digestion, defecation, and urination
- Collections of neuron cell bodies that are found outside the CNS
- Bathes brain and spinal cord tissue and provides a protective cushion around the CNS
- Composed of the brain and spinal cord
- The ability to undergo an action potential in response to a stimulus
- Controls the voluntary skeletal muscles
- A stimulus strong enough to create one action potential in a neuron
- The time when no action potential can be generated on the neuron because one is already in progress
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- Carries signals to the synapse (the only place a neuron can communicate with another cell
- Muscles and glands under __________________ control work without a conscious effort on our part
- Nerves and ganglia and all parts that aren't CNS
- Transmit action potentials from CNS to the effector organs
- Part of the peripheral nervous system that originate from the spinal cord
- Conducts action potentials from one neuron to another neuron within the CNS
- Engage in phagocytosis to fight infections
- Neurotransmitter binds to receptors that open K+channels
- Bundles of neuron axons and their coverings
- Will not produce an action potential
- Nerves that originate from the brain
- Transmitaction potentials from the sensory organs to the CNS
- Increases the rate and strength of your heartbeat and raises your blood pressure
- A measure of the charge difference across the cell membrane
22 Clues: Will not produce an action potential • Nerves that originate from the brain • Composed of the brain and spinal cord • Controls the voluntary skeletal muscles • Engage in phagocytosis to fight infections • Bundles of neuron axons and their coverings • Nerves and ganglia and all parts that aren't CNS • Neurotransmitter binds to receptors that open K+channels • ...
Ayaan's meaning CROSS WORD PUZZLE 2020-05-02
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- - A plane surface that makes an oblique angle with the plane of the horizon
- - A fuel formed in the earth from plant or animal remains
- - the temperature and other outside conditions at a particular time and place
- - The gaseous envelope of a celestial body (such as a planet)
- - of or relating to a skeleton
- - A device used to produce music
- - The main trunk of the system of tubes by which air passes to and from the lungs in vertebrates
- - the difference between the direction of two lines or surfaces that come together
- - A sorting diagram named after Lewis Carroll mathematician and the attributes of two or more categories.
- - an imaginary circle around the middle of the Earth that is the same distance from the North Pole and the South Pole
- - the tube that leads from the mouth through the throat to the stomach
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- - the state in which something exists, the physical state of something
- - of or relating to breathing or the organs of the body that are used in breathing
- - Imparting knowledge
- - of or relating to digestion
- -The action or process of clearing of forests
- - the writings of a poet
- - A careful preservation and protection of something
- - a wheel or set of wheels that is used with a rope, chain, etc., to lift or lower heavy objects
- - Numbered or proceeding by tens
- - One that serves as a model or example
- - Capable of being physically or emotionally wounded
22 Clues: - Imparting knowledge • - the writings of a poet • - of or relating to digestion • - of or relating to a skeleton • - A device used to produce music • - Numbered or proceeding by tens • - One that serves as a model or example • -The action or process of clearing of forests • - A careful preservation and protection of something • ...
DMD Lessons 1-3 2021-01-26
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- type of muscle movement that is controlled
- decrease in muscle mass due to a disorder
- type of voluntary muscle that connects to bone and allows for movement
- decrease in muscle mass due to lack of use
- type of involuntary muscle found only in the heart
- chemical compound used by the body to rebuild muscles; partly comes from nutrition
- category of proteins involved in movement
- the second step in growing muscles
- a thin filament contractile protein found in muscles
- type of muscle fiber that is used for short bursts of muscle use; ex: sprinting or powerlifting
- increase in muscle mass due to exercise and growth
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- the job or purpose of an object
- category of proteins involved in make up and shape
- type of involuntary muscle found in the digestive system and blood vessels
- type of muscle movement that occurs automatically
- a thick filament contractile protein found in muscles
- type of structural protein that is often mutated in patients with DMD
- the shape or make up of an ojbect
- type of muscle fiber that is used for long term endurance activities like marathon running
- a structural unit of a muscle fiber
- an analogy used by scientists to describe the function of dystrophin in muscles
- smooth muscle underneath the rib cage that causes the opening and closing of the rib cage, causing breathing to occur
- the first step in growing muscles
23 Clues: the job or purpose of an object • the shape or make up of an ojbect • the first step in growing muscles • the second step in growing muscles • a structural unit of a muscle fiber • decrease in muscle mass due to a disorder • category of proteins involved in movement • type of muscle movement that is controlled • decrease in muscle mass due to lack of use • ...
Airflow, Kidneys and Cardiovascular Effects of Exercise 2021-04-15
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- These small sacs allow for gas exchange inside of the lungs.
- In terms of airflow, resistance is directly proportional to the ____ gradient.
- This is the abbreviation for the unit of heart rate.
- The renal artery branches into the ____.
- A low FEV1/FVC ratio is a strong indication of an ____ disease, such as asthma.
- This type of membrane in the capillaries of the renal corpuscle does not allow proteins to permeate into the filtrate.
- During exercise, blood flow increases in the ____ muscle.
- On the surface of the epithelium, these structures are responsible for pushing mucus upwards for clearance.
- Fenestrations of endothelial cells do not allow ____ blood cells to pass through into the cells.
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- Type of air flow that is described as organized.
- This term describes the amount of pressure needed to produce volume changes.
- Heart rate increases with the excitation of the ____ nervous system.
- This is the functional group responsible for producing urine and removing waste in the kidneys.
- This cavity allows the passage of both food and air.
- The abdominal muscles push the diaphragm in the ____ direction during forced expiration.
- Most of the nephrons are juxtamedullary and the rest are ____.
- These organs can be found behind the peritoneum.
- The respiratory zone has branches with a ____ diameter than those of the conducting zone.
- The diaphragm is supplied by the ____ nerve.
- The order of the respiratory structures is as follows: nasal cavity, pharynx, larynx, ____, bronchi, etc.
20 Clues: The renal artery branches into the ____. • The diaphragm is supplied by the ____ nerve. • Type of air flow that is described as organized. • These organs can be found behind the peritoneum. • This is the abbreviation for the unit of heart rate. • This cavity allows the passage of both food and air. • During exercise, blood flow increases in the ____ muscle. • ...
Core 2: The Body In Motion 2021-08-20
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- The study of the structure of the human body
- This is when the muscle relaxes
- The scientific name for the shoulder muscle
- The opposite motion to flexion
- Mass x Velocity
- This joint is freely moveable
- "Pulmonary........" is the scientific name for breathing
- Balance and power are examples of which component of fitness?
- Attaches bone to bone
- This type of balance is when a person is in motion
- The type of gas exchange that occurs at the lungs
- This measures the number of times the heart beats per minute
- During an isotonic contraction,the muscle lengthens as it contracts
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- This system is responsible for providing structure and protection
- This type of bone has a cube like appearance and is mostly made up of spongy bone
- The prime muscle mover
- This refers to when the body produces energy without oxygen
- The type of muscle found on the internal walls of an organ
- The strongest and longest bone in the body
- The amount of blood pumped in any one contraction of the heart
- The Illinois test measures what fitness component?
- Attaches muscle to bone
- The directional term used to describe the front of the body
- During an isotonic contraction,the muscle shortens as it contracts
- when your body adjusts to the demands of your workouts, you may experience this
- During this contraction the muscle length does not change
- This type of blood vessel transports bloody away from the heart
27 Clues: Mass x Velocity • Attaches bone to bone • The prime muscle mover • Attaches muscle to bone • This joint is freely moveable • The opposite motion to flexion • This is when the muscle relaxes • The strongest and longest bone in the body • The scientific name for the shoulder muscle • The study of the structure of the human body • The type of gas exchange that occurs at the lungs • ...
BIOL 113 Chapter 04 Crossword 2013-08-29
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- When epithelial tissue has more than one layer
- Type of tissue that contracts to cause movement
- The proper name of a bone cell
- Type of tissue found at linings and coverings in the body
- Transmits nervous signals to other neurons
- A feature found only in cardiac muscle tissue
- Type of membrane found where there openings to the external environment
- The basic functional unit in the nervous system
- Connective Tissue may contain Elastic, Reticular, or ____________ fibers
- When the myofibrils of a muscle fiber have a striped appearance
- Hairlike projections from specific epithelial tissue that facilitate moving substances along tissue
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- Receive nervous signals from other neurons
- Epithelial tissue that can expand, flatten out, such as when bladder fills
- The category of bone material that is more dense, arranged in osteons
- Cartilage and bone cells are found in these spaces
- The liquid portion of the blood
- The stiff type of cartilage found between the ribs and the sternum, for example
- The type of cartilage found in the vertebral discs
- Type of tissue that binds structures together, has cells suspended in a matrix
- The formal name for the blood cells that carry oxygen in the blood
- Thin, flat epithelial cells
- Type of gland that secretes a substance onto a tissue surface
- Type of tissue that sends electrical communication signals throughout the body
- Muscular tissue can be categorized as skeletal, smooth, or _____________
24 Clues: Thin, flat epithelial cells • The proper name of a bone cell • The liquid portion of the blood • Receive nervous signals from other neurons • Transmits nervous signals to other neurons • A feature found only in cardiac muscle tissue • When epithelial tissue has more than one layer • Type of tissue that contracts to cause movement • ...
Week 1 Terminology 2016-09-09
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- metabolism and function without oxygen
- a substance that relieves pain
- receptors for pain stimuli
- the physical size, form, structure, and shape of cells or organs
- natural or synthetic substance that binds to opioid receptors in the central nervous system, relieving pain; related to opium derivatives such as morphine or codeine
- originating from within the body
- a negatively charged ion such as chloride, Cl–
- the movement of molecules from an area of high concentration to low concentration
- resistant to treatment, e.g., pain that cannot be relieved by drugs
- a relatively stable or constant environment in the body, including blood pressure, temperature, and pH, maintained by the various control mechanisms
- a substance that exerts a calming effect on a person
- decreased blood supply to an organ or tissue
- moving away from the center; e.g., efferent nerve fibers carry motor impulses to muscles
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- repeated skeletal muscle contractions or spasms, seen in the extremities and face, related to increased irritability of the nerves, often associated with hypocalcemia
- an area of skin innervated by a specific spinal nerve
- a positively charged ion such as sodium, Na+
- caused by a treatment, procedure, or error
- decreased blood volume
- the force that draws water through a semipermeable membrane from a solution of lower solute concentration to a solution of higher concentration
- a chemical released from mast cells and basophils Histamine during immune reactions; causes vasodilation and bronchoconstriction
20 Clues: decreased blood volume • receptors for pain stimuli • a substance that relieves pain • originating from within the body • metabolism and function without oxygen • caused by a treatment, procedure, or error • a positively charged ion such as sodium, Na+ • decreased blood supply to an organ or tissue • a negatively charged ion such as chloride, Cl– • ...
Chapter 32 2023-11-16
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- - signaling molecules sent out by the endocrine system
- - tissue that binds to and supports other tissues
- - the widening of the diameter of blood vessels; promotes heat loss
- - animal that allows its internal condition to change with external changes
- - two proteins that enable muscles to contract
- - different types of tissues organized into functional units
- - the study of the biology functions an organism performs
- - multiple tiers of cells
- - the narrowing of the diameter of superficial blood vessels; reduces heat loss
- - process by which animals maintain internal temperature within a normal range
- - the transfer of heat by the movement of air or liquid past a surface
- - a single layer of cells of varying length
- - organisms use ___ to maintain a steady state or internal balance regardless of external environment
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- - single cell layer
- - involuntary and non-striated
- - removal of heat from the surface of a liquid that loses some of its molecules as gas
- - the transfer of heat between molecules of objects in contact with each other
- - endocrine cells are grouped in ductless organs called endocrine ___
- - animal that uses internal mechanisms to control internal change despite external fluctuation
- - the emission of electromagnetic waves by all objects warmer than absolute zero
- - involuntary and striated
- - the study of the biological form of an organism
- - animals gain heat from external sources
- - animals generate heat by metabolism
- - groups of cells with similar appearance and common function
- - type of muscle that is voluntary and striated
26 Clues: - single cell layer • - multiple tiers of cells • - involuntary and striated • - involuntary and non-striated • - animals generate heat by metabolism • - animals gain heat from external sources • - a single layer of cells of varying length • - two proteins that enable muscles to contract • - type of muscle that is voluntary and striated • ...
Human Systems 2024-05-17
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- chemicals that affect growth a d development.
- muscle that is common in the walls of hollow organs and blood vessels.
- chromosomes move from the center toward the opposite ends of a dividing cell.
- gives your body its shape, allows movement, makes blood cells.
- takes up oxygen from the air we breathe.
- where your body breaks down food and absorbs nutrients.
- chromosomes move in opposite directions so two new cells can be formed from one.
- the organ in your chest that pumps the blood around your body.
- One of a pair of organs in the abdomen.
- protects your body from harmful substances, and germs.
- The process by which a single parent cell divides to make two new daughter cells.
- strong, flexible connective tissue that protects your joints and bones.
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- made up of blood vessels that carry blood away from and towards the heart.
- composed of specialized cells called muscle fibers.
- made up of glands that make hormones.
- a network of hormone production that work together to create life.
- a system that removes excess and waste products from the body to maintain homeostasis.
- One of a pair of bones at the base of the front of the neck.
- made of connective tissue reinforced with calcium.
- your body's outer layer.
- includes the brain, spinal cord, and a complex network of nerves.
- type of cell division during which a single cell divides twice and produces four daughter cells.
22 Clues: your body's outer layer. • made up of glands that make hormones. • One of a pair of organs in the abdomen. • takes up oxygen from the air we breathe. • chemicals that affect growth a d development. • made of connective tissue reinforced with calcium. • composed of specialized cells called muscle fibers. • protects your body from harmful substances, and germs. • ...
Malignant Hyperthermia and LAST 2024-06-19
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- ___________ hyperthermia
- 25% of patients will experience ___________ or relapse
- Protein binding is related to the ____________ of action of local anesthetics
- ________ causes heat that the body can't dispel
- Advanced Cardiac Life Support
- An early sign of MH
- ______ the triggering agents!
- A volatile inhaled anesthetic gas
- __________, an initial sign of LAST
- Without quick recognition & treatment LAST can progress to coma & _______
- Treatment for LAST: _____________
- Local anesthetics work by ___________ sodium channels
- What state has a higher concentration of MH families?
- MH is a __________ disorder
- Stop _____ the body at 38 degrees C
- _________ & symptoms
- ___________ is a safe muscle relaxant that will not trigger MH
- A late sign of MH
- Heat and __________ can trigger an MH crisis
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- Give __________ IV, at 2.5 mg/kg until reaction subsides
- A halogenated anesthetic gas
- Skeletal muscle cells dump _______ into a patient's system
- ___________ of age are risk factors for LAST
- Increased oxygen consumption causes an increase in carbon dioxide __________
- Local Anesthetic Systemic Toxicity
- ______________, a depolarizing muscle relaxant, can trigger an MH crisis
- ___________ with 100% oxygen
- Potency of local anesthetics is a function of their lipid _________
- _______ for help
- Inactivating sodium channels causes _____________ of nerves
- Loss of calcium leads to sustained muscle ________
- Call _______, the 24 hr hotline
- ____________ management
- ___________ agents cause a hypermetabolic cascade
- ___________, an initial sign of LAST
- How many vials of Dantrolene do we need to have in the building?
- MH causes an increase in oxygen _________
37 Clues: _______ for help • A late sign of MH • An early sign of MH • _________ & symptoms • ____________ management • ___________ hyperthermia • MH is a __________ disorder • A halogenated anesthetic gas • ___________ with 100% oxygen • Advanced Cardiac Life Support • ______ the triggering agents! • Call _______, the 24 hr hotline • A volatile inhaled anesthetic gas • ...
Body Planes, Body Cavities, and Organ Systems 2024-08-29
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- Exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide between the body and atmosphere
- Makes hormones to regulate a wide variety of bodily functions
- Lies close to the spine in the posterior portion of the body
- A plane that divides the body into right and left sections
- Causes movement by contracting and relaxing
- Breaks down food, absorbs nutrients, and eliminates waste
- Prevents and minimizes infections of the body
- Carries electrical systems throughout the body to control thoughts and responses
- Body support and structure; allows movement
- Physical barrier that protects the body, senses stimuli, regulates body temperature, and produces vitamin D
- The space inside the pelvic bones
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- Transportation of oxygen, nutrients, hormones, and waste products throughout the body
- A plane that divides the body into upper and lower sections
- Produces and sustains sperm and egg cells
- A space inside your chest that contains your heart, lungs and other organs and tissues
- A large internal space within the human body that encompasses both the abdominal and pelvic regions
- The cavity within the abdomen, the space between the abdominal wall and the spine
- An anatomical space formed by the vertebral column that stores an integral portion of the central nervous system
- The inside surface of the base of the skull, providing a stable platform for the brain
- Filters blood and removes waste by producing and excreting urine
- A plane that divides the body into front and back sections
- Contains the thoracic cavity and abdominopelvic cavity
22 Clues: The space inside the pelvic bones • Produces and sustains sperm and egg cells • Causes movement by contracting and relaxing • Body support and structure; allows movement • Prevents and minimizes infections of the body • Contains the thoracic cavity and abdominopelvic cavity • Breaks down food, absorbs nutrients, and eliminates waste • ...
Elijah Science Crossword words - Vocabulary 2023-10-23
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- A vesicle that contains food, fluid, small molecules or waste in the cell
- Cell that contains a nucleus
- Uses mRNA to build proteins
- Network through which the cells move materials. Doesn't ribosomes that make proteins and makes membrane and vesicles for the cell
- Like diffusion but with water through the cell membrane
- Layer on top of the cell membrane that gives extra protection not found on animal cells
- the fluid inside the cell
- Takes empty vesicles and proteins and turns them into organelles
- Fluid trapped within a fatty acid bubble of new membrane
- Network through which the cells move materials. Contains ribosomes that make proteins and makes membrane and vesicles for the cell
- The movement of particles through a gas or liquid from a place in which they are in higher concentration to areas of lower concentration
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- barrier that regulates what's in the cell: allows nutrients and water in and waste out and also stops viruses from entering the cell
- Small tubes in the cytoplasm that acts as the cell's skeletal system
- Vesicle filled with acids that break down food as well as organelles and/or proteins when needed
- Cell that does not contain a nucleus
- can turn glucose into energy that gets stored in ATP through cellular respiration
- basic building blocks of all living things
- stores and protects the cell's DNA
18 Clues: the fluid inside the cell • Uses mRNA to build proteins • Cell that contains a nucleus • stores and protects the cell's DNA • Cell that does not contain a nucleus • basic building blocks of all living things • Like diffusion but with water through the cell membrane • Fluid trapped within a fatty acid bubble of new membrane • ...
Tissue Crossword 2022-11-09
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- surrounded by fluid matrix.
- two layers of cuboidal cells; functions in protection.
- attached to the skeleton and pull on bones.
- a single layer of flat cells.
- composed cells whose shape of cells depends upon the amount of stretching.
- less hard and more flexible than bone.
- several layers of flat cells.
- highly compressible
- form body coverings and linings and glandular tissue.
- attach skeletal muscle to bone.
- ductless; secretions (hormones) diffuse into blood vessels.
- made of collagen fibers and fibroblasts.
- involuntarily controlled and found only in the heart.
- stores fat.
- a single layer of tall cells.
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- provides elasticity.
- lower layers of the skin.
- has abundant collagen fibers hidden by a glassy, rubbery matrix.
- a single layer of cubelike cells.
- functions to receive and conduct electrochemical impulses to and from body parts.
- secretions empty through ducts to the epithelial surface.
- holds organs in place.
- has surface cells are columnar, and cells underneath vary in size and shape; functions in protection.
- softer, have more cells and fewer fibers than other connective tissues.
- a single layer, but some cells are shorter than others giving a false (pseudo) impression of stratification.
- attach bone to bone at joints and are more elastic than tendons.
- forms stroma of organs.
- composed of osteocytes.
- groups of cells with similar structure and function.
- function is to contract to produce movement.
- involuntarily controlled and is found in walls of hollow organs.
- found everywhere in the body to connect body parts.
32 Clues: stores fat. • highly compressible • provides elasticity. • holds organs in place. • forms stroma of organs. • composed of osteocytes. • lower layers of the skin. • surrounded by fluid matrix. • a single layer of flat cells. • several layers of flat cells. • a single layer of tall cells. • attach skeletal muscle to bone. • a single layer of cubelike cells. • ...
Muscle Physiology 2023-12-10
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- Functional unit of a skeletal muscle fiber defined as the region from one Z-line to the next Z-line
- This connects the muscle to the bones
- A connective tissue outside the epimysium that surrounds and separates the muscles
- Theory explaining how muscles contract, wherein actin filaments slide over myosin filaments resulting in a shortening of the length of the sarcomeres, and hence, a shortening of the muscle fibers
- Connective tissue that encases muscle fiber groups
- Cytoplasm of a muscle cell
- Type of contraction wherein the muscle does not shorten and does not require the sliding of myofibrils
- cells
- A regulatory protein that allows myosin heads to bind to actin (initiating muscle contraction) when (certain ions bind) bound with calcium ions
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- Tissue found only in the heart
- Plasma membrane of the muscle cell
- Type of isotonic contraction wherein muscle fibers lengthen during contraction
- Layer that separates the muscle from surrounding environment
- Covers active actin filament sites to prevent binding with myosin and initiating contraction
- Are long ribbon-like fibers of a muscle cell composed of threadlike proteins
- Ion responsible for exposing the active site on actin when it binds to troponin
- This causes the contractions of skeletal muscles
- The increase in the volume of an organ or tissue due to the enlargement of its
- One of the 2 filaments forming the contractile part of the muscle that appears thin and light and is more abundant
- A vertical line located in the middle of the H zone at which accessory proteins hold together thick filaments
20 Clues: cells • Cytoplasm of a muscle cell • Tissue found only in the heart • Plasma membrane of the muscle cell • This connects the muscle to the bones • This causes the contractions of skeletal muscles • Connective tissue that encases muscle fiber groups • Layer that separates the muscle from surrounding environment • ...
Come on Baby, Lyte my Fire 2022-10-16
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- ions with a negative charge
- inverse relationship with calcium
- ions with a positive charge
- renal calculi due to immobility
- the major intracellular cation
- essential for nerve tissue, skeletal muscle
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- muscle weakness, cardiac conduction problem
- a positively charged ion mainly in bones, teeth
- the most abundant electrolyte in the body
- excess sodium or or decrease body water
- necessary for gastric secretions
- electrically charged particles
12 Clues: ions with a negative charge • ions with a positive charge • electrically charged particles • the major intracellular cation • renal calculi due to immobility • necessary for gastric secretions • inverse relationship with calcium • excess sodium or or decrease body water • the most abundant electrolyte in the body • muscle weakness, cardiac conduction problem • ...
Muscular System 2024-03-20
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- increases the angle of a muscle
- one muscle contracts one muscle relaxes
- type of muscle that provides movement
- moving toward the midline
- type of muscle in the heart
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- type of muscles in internal organs
- decreases the angle of a muscle
- Connects muscle to bone
- Muscle that you control
- Muscles that contract automatically
- moving away from the midline
- turning the body on its axis
12 Clues: Connects muscle to bone • Muscle that you control • moving toward the midline • type of muscle in the heart • moving away from the midline • turning the body on its axis • decreases the angle of a muscle • increases the angle of a muscle • type of muscles in internal organs • Muscles that contract automatically • type of muscle that provides movement • ...
Sports Med 2014-12-09
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- CLOSEST TOE THE POINT OF ATTACHMENT
- WHAT DOES BIL MEAN
- MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL LEGAL OBLIGATION
- BELOW
- DESCRIBE FLEXION
- WHAT IS THE H IN HOPS NOTE
- DESCRIBE EXTENSION
- MOST COMMONLY INJURED
- DESCRIBE ABDUCTION
- THE TOP
- WHAT IS THE O IN HOPS NOTE
- WHATS ARE THE SX AND SX OF INFLAMMATION
- WHAT IS PLANTAR FASCIA
- WHAT DOES ASSUMPTION OF RISK COVER
- DESCRIBE EVERSION
- WHAT IS THE O IN SOAP NOTES
- WHAT DOES FX MEAN
- TYPE OF CERTIFICATION A CERTIFIED ATHLETIC TRAINER MUST MAINTAIN
- WHAT DOES ROM MEAN
- TOWARD THE OUTSID
- FUNCTIONS OF THE SKELETAL SYSTEM
- WHAT IS THE S IN HOPS NOTE
- WHAT IS THE A IN SOAP NOTES
- TOWARD THE MIDDLE
- ABOVE
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- FURTHEST FROM THE POINT OF ATTACHMENT
- WHAT IS THE P IN HOPS NOTE
- WHAT ARE THE TWO CALF MUSCLES CALLED
- WHAT IS THE P IN SOAP NOTES
- WHAT TYPE OF JOINT IS IMMOVABLE
- WHAT DO YOU DO WITHIN THE FIRST 24 HOURS OF AN INJURY
- DESCRIBE INVERSION
- WHAT IS MUSCLE ENDURANCE
- DESCRIBE ADDUCTION
- WHAT IS A GREENSTICK FRACTURE
- PURPOSE OF A PHYSICAL EVALUATION FORM
- WHICH TOE IS INVOLVED IN TURF TOE
- WHAT IS STANDARD OF CARE
- WHAT IS THE S IN SOAP NOTES
- FACTORS NEEDED BEFORE DEVELOPING A FITNESS PROGRAM
- WHAT ARE THE BONES OF THE PELVIC GIRDLE
- THE BOTTOM
42 Clues: BELOW • ABOVE • THE TOP • THE BOTTOM • DESCRIBE FLEXION • DESCRIBE EVERSION • WHAT DOES FX MEAN • TOWARD THE OUTSID • TOWARD THE MIDDLE • WHAT DOES BIL MEAN • DESCRIBE INVERSION • DESCRIBE ADDUCTION • DESCRIBE EXTENSION • DESCRIBE ABDUCTION • WHAT DOES ROM MEAN • MOST COMMONLY INJURED • WHAT IS PLANTAR FASCIA • WHAT IS MUSCLE ENDURANCE • WHAT IS STANDARD OF CARE • WHAT IS THE P IN HOPS NOTE • ...
PLANT AND ANIMAL HISTOLOGY 2016-08-07
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- A muscle that forms the contractile wall of the heart.
- A multinucleated muscle
- Cell that are secrete matrix for cartilage.
- Relay signals from cell to cell during heartbeat
- The type of body tissues that covers body surface, lines body cavity and forms a gland.
- Transmit nerves impulse from the central nervous system to the effector
- A cell that contains pigment for transportation of oxygen and carbon dioxide.
- The muscle that lined the wall of arteries
- One location where ciliated columnar epithelia can be found
- Modified parenchyma, that contain chloroplast to carry out photosynthesis.
- Connect the lacunae to each other
- Living plant cells which are loosely packed
- This cell secrete mucus to facilitate the movement of food along the small intestine
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- An epithelial tissue that lined the alveoli of lungs
- Plant tissues that are actively undergoing mitosis process.
- Paired structures found in animal cells, involved in cell division
- Living cells with moderately but unevenly thickened primary cell walls.
- One of the component of cell wall of parenchyma cells
- Speed up the transmission of impulse
- Young bone cell
- Dead cells and provide mechanical strength and rigidity to the plant
- A fiber that helps to strengthen the bone matrix
- A type of white blood cell.
- A type of connective tissue
- A cell which is a component of phloem that helps to supply energy to load sugar produced in the leaf
25 Clues: Young bone cell • A multinucleated muscle • A type of white blood cell. • A type of connective tissue • Connect the lacunae to each other • Speed up the transmission of impulse • The muscle that lined the wall of arteries • Cell that are secrete matrix for cartilage. • Living plant cells which are loosely packed • Relay signals from cell to cell during heartbeat • ...
HB Cell Playlist 2023-09-19
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- allow the cell to be selectively permeable
- Produces and assembles the cells ribosomes
- compound present in green plants that gives them their color.
- A collection of tissues that form a functional unit
- organizing microtubules that serve as the cell's skeletal system
- Transports and stores lipids
- Rigid outer layer of the cell
- Protein filaments in the cytoplasm
- Highly regulated memebrane barrier that seperates the nucleus from the cytoplasm
- Cells that contain a nucleus and organelles
- Absorbs energy from the sun.
- major components of the cytoskeleton
- Storage space for water and other molecules
- The passage way of the cell
- A group of organs that work together
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- vacuole
- Organelles reside here
- In which photosynthesis takes place
- Gives cells shape and strength
- special structures within a living cell.
- help an organism in movement
- Carrys genetic information and is threadlike
- membrane-bound cell organelle that contains digestive enzymes
- Cells that lack a nucleus and other organelles.
- The powerhouse of the cell
- The small protective layer on the outside of the cell.
- disk-shaped membranous sac containing chlorophyll
- Makes proteins
- This was created by Robert Hooke
- a group of cells that have similar structure and that function together as a unit
- The brain of the cell
- This is the smallest unit that can carry on the processes of life
- to move water relative to the cell in a regular movement of the cilia
33 Clues: vacuole • Makes proteins • The brain of the cell • Organelles reside here • The powerhouse of the cell • The passage way of the cell • help an organism in movement • Transports and stores lipids • Absorbs energy from the sun. • Rigid outer layer of the cell • Gives cells shape and strength • This was created by Robert Hooke • Protein filaments in the cytoplasm • ...
Tissues 2022-10-13
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- These cells secrete mucus.
- Membranes that line cavities & tubes that open to the outside.
- Tissues that bind structures, provide support & protection, help repair tissues, etc.
- These tiny cylindrical extensions of epithelial tissue increase the surface area of the intestines.
- Produce fibers.
- Produce blood clotting.
- A chemical that promotes inflammation & allergies.
- Fibers that stretch, located between vertebrae, in ligaments, large arteries, organs, heart, airways.
- Membranes that line body cavities that don't open to the outside.
- Heart muscle.
- The basic cells of nervous tissue.
- Voluntary muscle that attaches to bones.
- These little hairs move eggs through the fallopian tubes and move mucous, debris, microbes out of the respiratory system.
- A chemical that prevents blood clotting.
- Involuntary muscle in blood vessels & hollow organs.
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- Glands that secrete into fluid or blood.
- Blood cells that fight infection.
- Provides protection of vital organs & attachment for muscles, produces blood cells, stores calcium & phosphorus.
- The fluid part of blood.
- The membrane commonly called skin.
- Tissue located between bones, outer ear, nose, etc.
- Cells that store fat. They protect & insulate.
- These cells begin as white blood cells and specialize in phagocytosis.
- Fibers that hold ligaments & tendons together.
- A skin darkening protein that protects it from sunlight, water escaping and chemical & microbes from entering.
- Blood cells that transport gasses.
- Glands that secrete into ducts that open to body surfaces.
- Tissue that covers the body surface & organs and lines internal organs.
28 Clues: Heart muscle. • Produce fibers. • Produce blood clotting. • The fluid part of blood. • These cells secrete mucus. • Blood cells that fight infection. • The membrane commonly called skin. • Blood cells that transport gasses. • The basic cells of nervous tissue. • Glands that secrete into fluid or blood. • Voluntary muscle that attaches to bones. • ...
Chapter 32 2023-11-15
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- - signaling molecules sent out by the endocrine system
- - tissue that binds to and supports other tissues
- - the widening of the diameter of blood vessels; promotes heat loss
- - animal that allows its internal condition to change with external changes
- - two proteins that enable muscles to contract
- - different types of tissues organized into functional units
- - the study of the biology functions an organism performs
- - multiple tiers of cells
- - the narrowing of the diameter of superficial blood vessels; reduces heat loss
- - process by which animals maintain internal temperature within a normal range
- - the transfer of heat by the movement of air or liquid past a surface
- - a single layer of cells of varying length
- - organisms use ___ to maintain a steady state or internal balance regardless of external environment
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- - single cell layer
- - involuntary and non-striated
- - removal of heat from the surface of a liquid that loses some of its molecules as gas
- - the transfer of heat between molecules of objects in contact with each other
- - endocrine cells are grouped in ductless organs called endocrine ___
- - animal that uses internal mechanisms to control internal change despite external fluctuation
- - the emission of electromagnetic waves by all objects warmer than absolute zero
- - involuntary and striated
- - the study of the biological form of an organism
- - animals gain heat from external sources
- - animals generate heat by metabolism
- - groups of cells with similar appearance and common function
- - type of muscle that is voluntary and striated
26 Clues: - single cell layer • - multiple tiers of cells • - involuntary and striated • - involuntary and non-striated • - animals generate heat by metabolism • - animals gain heat from external sources • - a single layer of cells of varying length • - two proteins that enable muscles to contract • - type of muscle that is voluntary and striated • ...
SNC2P Tissues of the Body Crossword 2023-12-01
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- Type of muscle we cannot control which lines the walls of organs and blood vessels.
- An example of epithelial tissue that protects us from injury and infection.
- Number of different types of tissue in the human body.
- Hair cells in the ear are sensitive to this.
- Type of tissue that can contract as well as allow organs to function.
- Nerve signals travel _________ through the body.
- Strong elastic bands that connect bones.
- Sends signals between nerves.
- Cushion between the bones so they don't grind together. Also in the nose and ears.
- Attach muscles to bones so the bones can move.
- Made when two or more tissues combine together.
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- Type of neuron that sends signals from the brain to the body so it knowns how to respond.
- Type of neuron which sends signals form our body to the brain.
- Type of muscle in the heart.
- Type of muscle we can control voluntarily. Also called striated muscle.
- Made when specialized cells combine together.
- Hard connective tissue that lets us stand upright.
- Skin can sense temperature, pressure and __________.
- Connective tissue supports, connects and ___________ the body's organs.
- Important part of nervous system that allows us to speak, think and store memories.
- Tightly packed cells that cover body surfaces or organs.
- We can feel because of this type of tissue.
- When epithelial tissue is a ____________ layer thick, materials can pass through them.
- A liquid connective tissue.
24 Clues: A liquid connective tissue. • Type of muscle in the heart. • Sends signals between nerves. • Strong elastic bands that connect bones. • We can feel because of this type of tissue. • Hair cells in the ear are sensitive to this. • Made when specialized cells combine together. • Attach muscles to bones so the bones can move. • Made when two or more tissues combine together. • ...
Body Systems 2022-04-11
7 Clues: contains biceps • contains the heart • contains the lungs • contains the kidneys • contains the hinge joint • contains the spinal cord • contains the small intestines
Nervous System Puzzle 2022-02-11
A&P Tissues WU 2022-10-07
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- Fig. 1 shows simple _____ epithelial tissue
- For insulation, energy storage, protection
- _____ tissue cannot regenerate at all
- Fig. 2 shows what specific tissue?
- _____ muscles have intercalated discs
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- Bone is an example of this general tissue type
- Thrombocytes
- The function of skeletal muscle tissue is _____ movement
- Binds skin to underlying organs
- Function of epithelial tissue
10 Clues: Thrombocytes • Function of epithelial tissue • Binds skin to underlying organs • Fig. 2 shows what specific tissue? • _____ tissue cannot regenerate at all • _____ muscles have intercalated discs • For insulation, energy storage, protection • Fig. 1 shows simple _____ epithelial tissue • Bone is an example of this general tissue type • ...
ANIMAL TISSUE 2021-02-21
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- tissue which brings about movement.
- muscular tissue muscular tissue found in sheets.
- cells of cartilage
- cells of bones
- muscular tissue with cylindrical unbranched cells found in bundles.
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- epithelium tissue found in respiratory tract.
- cells of adipose tissue
- tissue covering and protective tissue
- the liquid connective tissue
- an example for stratified squamous epithelium.
10 Clues: cells of bones • cells of cartilage • cells of adipose tissue • the liquid connective tissue • tissue which brings about movement. • tissue covering and protective tissue • epithelium tissue found in respiratory tract. • an example for stratified squamous epithelium. • muscular tissue muscular tissue found in sheets. • ...
Types of Neurotransmitters 2023-01-30
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- generally inhibitory; reduce pain
- Controls skeletal muscle actions
- Primarily inhibitory; leads to sleepiness, blocked by LSD
- CNS; is generally inhibitory
- promotes alertness
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- Generally excitatory
- Creates a sense of good feeling; low levels lead to depression
- Excitatory; pain perception
- Vasodilation may play a role in memory
- Creates a sense of good feeling; parkinson
10 Clues: promotes alertness • Generally excitatory • Excitatory; pain perception • CNS; is generally inhibitory • Controls skeletal muscle actions • generally inhibitory; reduce pain • Vasodilation may play a role in memory • Creates a sense of good feeling; parkinson • Primarily inhibitory; leads to sleepiness, blocked by LSD • ...
Types of Neurotransmitters 2023-01-30
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- generally inhibitory; reduce pain
- Controls skeletal muscle actions
- Primarily inhibitory; leads to sleepiness, blocked by LSD
- CNS; is generally inhibitory
- promotes alertness
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- Generally excitatory
- Creates a sense of good feeling; low levels lead to depression
- Excitatory; pain perception
- Vasodilation may play a role in memory
- Creates a sense of good feeling; parkinson
10 Clues: promotes alertness • Generally excitatory • Excitatory; pain perception • CNS; is generally inhibitory • Controls skeletal muscle actions • generally inhibitory; reduce pain • Vasodilation may play a role in memory • Creates a sense of good feeling; parkinson • Primarily inhibitory; leads to sleepiness, blocked by LSD • ...
Anatomy & Physiology 2012-10-09
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- this vein is usually often easy to palpate but it is not well anchored
- a blood cell or corpuscle
- the bursting of red blood cells
- every cell requires oxygen to function
- the second choice for veipuncture
- works with circulatory system
- is the viscous transporting fluid that provides the body with oxygen
- the skin is called
- body movement, form and shapes, body heat and temperature
- communication and coordination of all body functions
- the study of the structure of an organism
- carry oxygenated blood away from the heart
- are the basic unit of structure and function of all life and are responsible for all activities of the body
- this vein is usually larger and well anchored
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- are microscopic vessels
- pumps blood to all the tissues of the body
- oxygen carrying pigment of the blood
- an adult body has 206 bones
- carry deoxygenated blood toward the heart
- the study of the functions of the living organism and its components
- all living organisms must reproduce
- all the systems of the body are connected
- breaks down food and absorbs nutrients
- it secretes hormones directly into the bloodstream to be carried to the appropriate target organs and tissues
- a platelet
- filters waste, secrets wastes, eliminating urine from bladder
- composed of numerous tissues grouped together to perform a specific function
- an organization of many similar cells working together to perform a specific function
28 Clues: a platelet • the skin is called • are microscopic vessels • a blood cell or corpuscle • an adult body has 206 bones • works with circulatory system • the bursting of red blood cells • the second choice for veipuncture • all living organisms must reproduce • oxygen carrying pigment of the blood • every cell requires oxygen to function • breaks down food and absorbs nutrients • ...
JOINT 2019-12-09
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- What is rotation A?
- What do bones store?
- The ligament function is to ______ the joint.
- The ____ joint is a uniaxial hinge joint.
- What works with the bones of your skeleton to form your body move?
- Shoulder joint also known as _______ joint.
- The joints that are formed between the bodies of the vertebrae are ______.
- The joints are monaxial joints that permit rotation
- Where two or more bones meet?
- What does the clavicle and scapula protect?
- The joints are monaxial joints permitting angular motion in one plane
- What classification of joints is found where the teeth meet with the mandible and the maxilla?
- What do the carpals and tarsals protect?
- All synovial joints are _______.
- These connect bones to muscles.
- The largest bone in the body.
- The types of joints contains articular cartilage?
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- An example of a movable joint is …
- What is rotation B?
- An example of an immovable joint is …
- The types of joint are associated with the growth plate?
- Tissue that attach muscles to bones.
- The joint are biaxial joints that pit one bone in an oval depression of another
- What makes up the skeletal system?
- The most stable joint is ______.
- The most moveable joint
- The smallest bone in the body.
- Example of a partly movable joint is …
- What protects the spinal cord?
- A part of the bone wherever blood cells square measure created.
30 Clues: What is rotation B? • What is rotation A? • What do bones store? • The most moveable joint • Where two or more bones meet? • The largest bone in the body. • The smallest bone in the body. • What protects the spinal cord? • These connect bones to muscles. • The most stable joint is ______. • All synovial joints are _______. • An example of a movable joint is … • ...
Ayaan's meaning CROSS WORD PUZZLE 2020-05-02
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- - A fuel formed in the earth from plant or animal remains
- - of or relating to a skeleton
- - Imparting knowledge
- - the writings of a poet
- - an imaginary circle around the middle of the Earth that is the same distance from the North Pole and the South Pole
- - the state in which something exists, the physical state of something
- - the tube that leads from the mouth through the throat to the stomach
- -The action or process of clearing of forests
- - The main trunk of the system of tubes by which air passes to and from the lungs in vertebrates
- - The gaseous envelope of a celestial body (such as a planet)
- - of or relating to breathing or the organs of the body that are used in breathing
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- - a wheel or set of wheels that is used with a rope, chain, etc., to lift or lower heavy objects
- - A device used to produce music
- - A plane surface that makes an oblique angle with the plane of the horizon
- - One that serves as a model or example
- - Capable of being physically or emotionally wounded
- - Numbered or proceeding by tens
- - A sorting diagram named after Lewis Carroll mathematician and the attributes of two or more categories.
- - of or relating to digestion
- - A careful preservation and protection of something
- - the difference between the direction of two lines or surfaces that come together
21 Clues: - Imparting knowledge • - the writings of a poet • - of or relating to digestion • - of or relating to a skeleton • - A device used to produce music • - Numbered or proceeding by tens • - One that serves as a model or example • -The action or process of clearing of forests • - Capable of being physically or emotionally wounded • ...
Respiratory Crossword 2021-04-16
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- shared with the digestive system, aka throat
- squirrel nests keep these warm
- main form of carbon dioxide while dissolved in blood
- spiral boney structure in nose that warms and humidifies the air
- sweep mucus and debris out of airway
- also known as nare
- Stiller’s shoe size
- gas produced by cellular respiration
- location of the vocal cords
- blood entering the pulmonary capillaries oxygenated blood leaving the pulmonary capillaries
- when lungs fill up with fluid
- narrow airways between bronchii and alveoli
- breathing in
- right and left ____ make up the bronchii
- space inside the chest. aka chest cavity
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- main branches that come off of the trachea
- large airway attached to larynx and bronchii
- protein in red blood cells that carries oxygen and carbon dioxide
- measure of acidity. Usually 7.4 in normal blood
- causes air to rush into the lungs as the diaphragm contracts
- large skeletal muscle that is directly related to breathing in and out
- single lung air sac
- make noise when vibrating, producing sounds
- inflammation of the bronchii
- breathing above the normal depth and frequency
- blood vessels around alveoli where gas exchange occurs
- rib muscles that contract to make chest get bigger and rise
- breathing out
- cartilage flap that covers the airway when swallowing
- Stiller’s favorite color
- tiny air sacs where gas exchange occurs
- gas required for cellular respiration
32 Clues: breathing in • breathing out • also known as nare • single lung air sac • Stiller’s shoe size • Stiller’s favorite color • location of the vocal cords • inflammation of the bronchii • when lungs fill up with fluid • squirrel nests keep these warm • sweep mucus and debris out of airway • gas produced by cellular respiration • gas required for cellular respiration • ...
Chapter 19 Vocabulary 2021-03-19
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- a gas-filled internal sac that helps bony fishes maintain buoyancy (2 words)
- organism that does not produce enough heat to effect body temperature
- mammal whose young completes development in the uterus
- organ that provides nutrients and oxygen to the embryo
- a system of sensory organs along each side of a fish's body that is sensitive to changes in water pressure (2 words)
- a vertebrate with two pairs of limbs
- the human branch of the evolutionary tree
- a chordate animal with a backbone
- cartilaginous fish
- clade of amniotes that possess mammary glands and hair
- member of a clade of tetrapods that have an amniotic egg
- bony fish with fins supported by thin, flexible skeletal rays
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- clade of tetrapods that includes frogs, toads
- an arrangement of the fingers where the thumb can touch the fingertips of all four fingers
- an egg-laying mammal
- clade of tetrapods that include snakes, lizards
- the study of human origins and evolution
- placental mammal whose young complete their embryonic development within the uterus
- a chordate with a head
- a protective flap on each side of a fish's head that covers the gills
- a shelled egg in which an embryo develops within a fluid-filled amniotic sac and nourished by yolk (2 words)
- a pouched mammal, such as a kangaroo, opossum, or koala
- fish with strong muscular fins supported by bones
- clade of reptiles that have feathers and adaptations for flight
24 Clues: cartilaginous fish • an egg-laying mammal • a chordate with a head • a chordate animal with a backbone • a vertebrate with two pairs of limbs • the study of human origins and evolution • the human branch of the evolutionary tree • clade of tetrapods that includes frogs, toads • clade of tetrapods that include snakes, lizards • ...
Cell Parts and Functions 2022-12-03
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- contained in the nucleus and is where the DNA is located and ribosomes are made.
- Controls what goes in and out of the cell and gives the cell structure and support
- store water for the cell and hold pressure the cell can hold its shape
- The particles in a cell that are made by the nucleolus, that breaks down proteins.
- small hair-like protuberances on the outside of eukaryotic cells
- The layer that keeps all of the stuff inside the nucleus.
- cleans the cell where it takes the waste and breaks it down
- where photosynthesis takes place.
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- Nucleolus is located and what the Rough and Smooth ERs are connected to.
- transports the materials around the cell where they need to be
- little fibers that are like your bones they give the cell support
- plays a role in organizing microtubes that serve as the cell's skeletal system.
- holds waste and other unused materials
- Makes energy for the cell, converts food into ATP
- stores the materials that need to be transported around the cell it tells the vesicles what to take and what to leave
- This is only in plant cells and it is the first line of defence when it comes to a cell
- covered in ribosomes
- where the Lipids are made for the cell and there are no ribosomes attached to it
- a slender threadlike structure used for movement
- Jelly like material that is in cells
20 Clues: covered in ribosomes • where photosynthesis takes place. • Jelly like material that is in cells • holds waste and other unused materials • a slender threadlike structure used for movement • Makes energy for the cell, converts food into ATP • The layer that keeps all of the stuff inside the nucleus. • cleans the cell where it takes the waste and breaks it down • ...
Topic 5 crossword 2022-12-09
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- a person who risks money in hopes of a financial profit
- a homeless and usually penniless wanderer
- a period of severe dust storms in the midwest ( 2 words)
- radio broadcasts made by Franklin D. Roosevelt to americans (2 wrds)
- to cover financial losses
- closing of banks during the Great Depression to avoid bank runs (2 words)
- an acute infectious disease affecting the skeletal muscles, FDR had it
- buying a stock by paying only a fraction of the stock price and borrowing the rest
- persistent and heavy demands by a bank’s depositors, creditors, or customers to withdraw money ( 2 words)
- a system for buying and selling stocks in corporations ( 2 words)
- aid in the form of money or supplies for those in need
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- to take possession of a property because of defaults on payments
- method of boycotting work by sitting down at work and refusing to leave the establishment ( 2 words)
- minor officers of the courts
- something that promotes well-being or is a useful aid
- a long period of rising stock prices (2 words)
- projects such as highways, parks, libraries built with public funds for public use (2 words)
- an agent who negotiates an exchange between a buyer and a seller
- the day the stock market crashed (2 words)
- a mosaic flooring the has pieces of marble or granite set in mortar and is then highly polished
20 Clues: to cover financial losses • minor officers of the courts • a homeless and usually penniless wanderer • the day the stock market crashed (2 words) • a long period of rising stock prices (2 words) • something that promotes well-being or is a useful aid • aid in the form of money or supplies for those in need • a person who risks money in hopes of a financial profit • ...
Chemistry Crossword 2023-11-13
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- Helps you breathe
- You use this to move
- Makes up your nerves
- The powerhouse of the cell - converts
- Any of the distinct types of material of which animals or plants are made
- Helps you get rid of waste
- Makes up your blood
- A minute particle consisting of RNA and associated proteins found in large numbers in the cytoplasm of living cells
- Living things that contain only one cell
- The rest of the cell
- What plants are made of
- Your bones system
- A set of things working together as parts of a mechanism
- A microscopic membrane of lipids and proteins which forms the external boundary of the cytoplasm of a cell or encloses a vacuole
- Helps your blood around your body
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- Living things that contain more than one cell
- Makes up your muscles
- What fungi are made of
- Helps you get the nutrients from the food you eat
- What animals are made of
- Special cells
- Stores the waste and nutrients
- The brain of the cell
- The study of living things
- A network of membranous tubules within the cytoplasm of a eukaryotic cell the smallest, basic unit of life that is responsible for all of life's processes
- The boundary between the cell inside and outside
- Tools that zooooooooom in on stuff
- Where photosynthesis occurs
- The things that make up living things
- You use this to feel
30 Clues: Special cells • Helps you breathe • Your bones system • Makes up your blood • You use this to move • Makes up your nerves • The rest of the cell • You use this to feel • Makes up your muscles • The brain of the cell • What fungi are made of • What plants are made of • What animals are made of • Helps you get rid of waste • The study of living things • Where photosynthesis occurs • ...
Chemistry Crossword 2023-11-13
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- Helps you breathe
- You use this to move
- Makes up your nerves
- The powerhouse of the cell - converts
- Any of the distinct types of material of which animals or plants are made
- Helps you get rid of waste
- Makes up your blood
- A minute particle consisting of RNA and associated proteins found in large numbers in the cytoplasm of living cells
- Living things that contain only one cell
- The rest of the cell
- What plants are made of
- Your bones system
- A set of things working together as parts of a mechanism
- A microscopic membrane of lipids and proteins which forms the external boundary of the cytoplasm of a cell or encloses a vacuole
- Helps your blood around your body
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- Living things that contain more than one cell
- Makes up your muscles
- What fungi are made of
- Helps you get the nutrients from the food you eat
- What animals are made of
- Special cells
- Stores the waste and nutrients
- The brain of the cell
- The study of living things
- A network of membranous tubules within the cytoplasm of a eukaryotic cell the smallest, basic unit of life that is responsible for all of life's processes
- The boundary between the cell inside and outside
- Tools that zooooooooom in on stuff
- Where photosynthesis occurs
- The things that make up living things
- You use this to feel
30 Clues: Special cells • Helps you breathe • Your bones system • Makes up your blood • You use this to move • Makes up your nerves • The rest of the cell • You use this to feel • Makes up your muscles • The brain of the cell • What fungi are made of • What plants are made of • What animals are made of • Helps you get rid of waste • The study of living things • Where photosynthesis occurs • ...
Skeletal and Muscular Systems (no spaces) 2024-02-06
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- the tissue that holds parts of the body together
- produces red blood cells
- attaching bone to bone
- bones that protect internal organs
- structure made of two or more types of tissues working together to perform a particular function
- type of joint allowing bones to move in many directions with full range of motion
- part of the skeleton including the skull, spinal cord, and rib cage
- type of tissue that is the messaging system, carrying electrical impulses from your brain to body
- strong but lightweight tissue inside the bone
- group of similar cells working together to perform a particular function
- acts as a cushion at a joint
- the ability your body has to maintain an internal balance regardless of outside conditions
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- part of the skeleton including hips, legs, shoulders, and arms
- type of muscle found in the heart
- muscle that we cannot control
- the type of muscle to help with digestion
- outer layer of bone acting as a support
- type of joint where the bones move in a semicircle motion by twisting against each other
- type of muscle responsible for movement
- type of joint where the bones slide against each other
- attaching muscle to bone
- type of tissue that functions as a boundary
- muscles that we control
- what muscles work in; while one contracts, the other relaxes
- type of joint with limited motion; like hinges on a door
- area of soft cartilage where bone growth begins
- type of tissue that is responsible for controlled and uncontrolled movement
27 Clues: attaching bone to bone • muscles that we control • produces red blood cells • attaching muscle to bone • acts as a cushion at a joint • muscle that we cannot control • type of muscle found in the heart • bones that protect internal organs • outer layer of bone acting as a support • type of muscle responsible for movement • the type of muscle to help with digestion • ...
Motor Speech Disorders Test 1 2017-02-15
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- Posterior part of the Proscencephalon (forebrain) containing the epithalamus, thalamus, metathalamus, hypothalamus, and the subthalamus
- nervous system spends energy and prepares for fight or flight. In doing so constricts blood vessels, induces perspiration, dilates pupils, accelerates heart rate
- Artery supplies most of the caudal third of the spinal cord. It is formed at the lower thoracic and upper lumbar level.
- arteries arise in the circle of willis and are major arteries that supply external brain structures
- is the site of interconnection between blood vessels. Also provides a system of revascularization in the brain collateral circulation in the case of vascular insufficiency.
- tract regulates muscle tone for limb extension and posture in support of body against gravity. (sitting upright)
- arteries arise in the circle of willis and are small arteries that penetrate the ventral surface of the brain to supply the internal and subcortical structures
- The Midbrain connects the hindbrain and the forebrain
- Nerves in the PNS have 12 pairs
- nervous system conserves energy; dominant during relaxation or sleep; lowers heart rate, decreases body metabolism, constricts pupils
- Cerebral Artery curves along the inferior brain surface to supply the temporal lobe, hippocampus, portions of the occipital lobe including the primary visual cortex.
- mater is the outermost layer of the Meninges, attached to the surface of the skull; thickest and toughest layer; provides the most protection.
- nervous system is an involuntary self-monitoring system regulated by the hypothalamus
- the top of the horizontal plane and the back of the vertical plane
- principle states that all primary sensory and motor regions in the cerebrum are connected through association and commissural fibers.
- tract regulates neck and body twisting in response to visual and auditory stimuli (startle reflex – turn to look at something loud)
- is a slowness of movement, including talking, walking or any voluntary movement.
- fibers connect the two hemispheres of the brain.
- roots contain efferent fibers and innervate skeletal muscle
- cerebral artery damage results in contralateral hemiplegia, Impaired sensory functions of touch, tactile agnosia, reduced pain and temperature, aphasia, constructional deficits, homonymous hemianopsia, alexia and agraphia
- Axonal fibers carry sensory impulses towards the CNS
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- clinical symptoms present on the opposite side of the body to the lesion site
- Carotid divides into the anterior cerebral and middle cerebral arteries
- protects the central nervous system and consists of three layers
- area of the brain that receive dual blood supply from large arteries.
- Most anterior part of the Proscencephalon (forebrain) consisting mainly of the cerebral hemispheres
- Sinus System is composed of Veins and sinuses collect deoxygenated blood and transport it back to the heart and lungs for reoxygenation.
- spinal artery blood flow interruption results in hemiplegia and pain and temperature hemisensory loss (one side sensory loss).
- Axonal fibers carry the commands away from the CNS
- membrane is a thin membrane between the dura mater and pia mater in the Meninges
- mater is a thin membrane attached to the surface of the brain in the Meninges that follows the contours of the sulci and gyri and surrounds blood vessels.
- tract projects vestibular impulses to the spinal LMNs. Regulates extensor muscle tone to control the reflexive adjustments of the body and limbs and to keep the head stable.
- system lifeblood of the nervous system; it provides oxygen and other nutrients to neural structures and removes waste from them. It is a major locus of abnormalities for motor speech disorders.
- Hindbrain that develops into the metencephalon (pons and cerebellum) and mylencephalon (medulla oblongata)
- fibers connect areas within the same hemisphere of the brain.
- the front of the horizontal plane and bottom of the vertical plane
- the back of the horizontal plane and the bottom of the vertical plane
- clinical symptoms present on the same side of the body to the lesion site
- is a sudden and momentary contraction of muscle groups
- cerebral artery is responsible for supplying surfaces of the prefrontal, frontal, and parietal lobes.
- Nerves in the PNS have 31 pairs in the
41 Clues: Nerves in the PNS have 12 pairs • Nerves in the PNS have 31 pairs in the • fibers connect the two hemispheres of the brain. • Axonal fibers carry the commands away from the CNS • Axonal fibers carry sensory impulses towards the CNS • The Midbrain connects the hindbrain and the forebrain • is a sudden and momentary contraction of muscle groups • ...
The Muscular System 2017-09-13
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- when muscles shrink and become weak
- without oxygen
- muscles another name for skeletal muscles
- hold muscles to bones
- another name for muscle cells
- closes your mouth
- pairs of muscle groups that work together
- largest muscle in the body
- another name for sugar
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- having to do with the heart
- when muscles cannot be moved voluntarily
- found in blood vessels, stomach, intestines, bladder
- happens when we dream
- carries nutrients to cells and carries away waste
- disease that affects the masseter
- can cause cramping during exercise
16 Clues: without oxygen • closes your mouth • happens when we dream • hold muscles to bones • another name for sugar • largest muscle in the body • having to do with the heart • another name for muscle cells • disease that affects the masseter • can cause cramping during exercise • when muscles shrink and become weak • when muscles cannot be moved voluntarily • ...
Descending tracts 2020-05-07
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- controls posture and balance
- spinal and cranial motor neutrons that innervate skeletal muscles
- upside down representation of the body
- increased resistance to passive movement
- final common pathway
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- dorsiflection of great toe and fanning of other toes
- sequence of motor activity is programmed
- essential for controlling motor activity
- modulate muscle tone
- found in Egypt
- controls head and eye movements
- end on the cranial nerve nuclei
- decreased muscle tone
- initiated by cortex
- found only in primary motor cortex
- present in cortex and brain stems
16 Clues: found in Egypt • initiated by cortex • modulate muscle tone • final common pathway • decreased muscle tone • controls posture and balance • controls head and eye movements • end on the cranial nerve nuclei • present in cortex and brain stems • found only in primary motor cortex • upside down representation of the body • sequence of motor activity is programmed • ...
Medical Terminology CH 1-4 2024-09-16
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- suffix that means immature
- the abbreviation of fracture
- means sacrum
- a common back surgery designed to relieve compression on a spinal nerve
- means skin
- means white
- not all medical terms require this
- attach skeletal muscles to bones
- means lower back
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- means side
- all medical terms require this
- backward bending of the foot
- means heart
- a condition characterized by an increase in the forward curvature of the lumbar spine
- position is used to idenfity locations and directions
- the study of cells and their functions
16 Clues: means side • means skin • means heart • means white • means sacrum • means lower back • suffix that means immature • backward bending of the foot • the abbreviation of fracture • all medical terms require this • attach skeletal muscles to bones • not all medical terms require this • the study of cells and their functions • position is used to idenfity locations and directions • ...
Identity and Osteobiography 2022-03-01
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- item that causes circular wear facets in teeth
- pathological condition that manifests as porous lesions on the cranial vault. It is thought to be the result of undernutrition. (two words,no spaces)
- a type of analysis that uses dental and skeletal phenotypic variation to reconstruct population history and population structure
- an approach to archaeological reasoning that recognizes multiple parallel narratives
- excavation technique that aims to understand the circumstances of burial through detailed reconstruction (three words, no spaces)
- an area of study that seeks to explore the effect that biological and sociocultural factors have on aspects of population health within a historical context
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- an approach that uses all available information to construct a narrative about an individual
- portion of the temporal bone often used for ADNA sampling
- the rate of disease in a population
- inflammation of the periosteum that leads to the deposition of new bone
- extrinsic variables that affect an organisms ability to function
- an increase and growth in muscle cells. Skeletal evidence of this was common amongst the Anson Street Ancestors
12 Clues: the rate of disease in a population • item that causes circular wear facets in teeth • portion of the temporal bone often used for ADNA sampling • extrinsic variables that affect an organisms ability to function • inflammation of the periosteum that leads to the deposition of new bone • ...
Organ Systems 2023-01-24
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- Controls how we respond to our surroundings
- Turns food we eat into energy
- Allows for reproduction
- Supports the rest of the body
- Moves blood in the body
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- Moves the skeleton
- Releases hormones into the blood
- Protects the interior of the body, skin
- Brings in oxygen, removes carbon dioxide
- Protects the inside from disease
- Eliminates waste from the body
11 Clues: Moves the skeleton • Allows for reproduction • Moves blood in the body • Turns food we eat into energy • Supports the rest of the body • Eliminates waste from the body • Releases hormones into the blood • Protects the inside from disease • Protects the interior of the body, skin • Brings in oxygen, removes carbon dioxide • Controls how we respond to our surroundings
Locomotion & Movement 1 2023-01-18
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- These group of muscles are not striated.
- This organelle is seen in Paramoecium.
- This cell moves like amoeba.
- Locomotory paralysis involves __________ muscles.
- The ________ muscles change body posture.
- Cilia in human airway can remove _______.
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- It does not have tentacles.
- These are cytoskeletal elements.
- This locomotory organ can capture preys.
- This is a protozoa.
- These muscles are under control of ANS.
- These muscles are not auto-excitable.
12 Clues: This is a protozoa. • It does not have tentacles. • This cell moves like amoeba. • These are cytoskeletal elements. • These muscles are not auto-excitable. • This organelle is seen in Paramoecium. • These muscles are under control of ANS. • This locomotory organ can capture preys. • These group of muscles are not striated. • The ________ muscles change body posture. • ...
Major Organ Systems of the Body 2023-09-08
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- Helps the body move and keeps bones safe.
- Gets rid of waste from blood.
- Reproduces
- Protects body from outside world.
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- Helps the body to breath.
- Transports nutrients and blood.
- Regulates body and controls the body.
- Regulates body temp. and reproduces.
- Absorbs nutrients and removes waste
- Protects body from diseases and pathogens.
- Wrapped with blood vessels and muscle.
11 Clues: Reproduces • Helps the body to breath. • Gets rid of waste from blood. • Transports nutrients and blood. • Protects body from outside world. • Absorbs nutrients and removes waste • Regulates body temp. and reproduces. • Regulates body and controls the body. • Wrapped with blood vessels and muscle. • Helps the body move and keeps bones safe. • ...
Halloween Horror 2024-10-16
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- sound made by a ghost
- skeletal figured carrying a scythe
- original scream queen
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- what holiday is celebrated on October 31
- a carved pumpkin with a sinister expression
- a reanimated corpse
- Undead creature that drinks blood
- leader of vampires
- who haunts a house
- nocturnal creature associated with vampires
- creature that comes out during a full moon
11 Clues: leader of vampires • who haunts a house • a reanimated corpse • sound made by a ghost • original scream queen • Undead creature that drinks blood • skeletal figured carrying a scythe • what holiday is celebrated on October 31 • creature that comes out during a full moon • a carved pumpkin with a sinister expression • nocturnal creature associated with vampires
Human organ systems 2015-01-06
9 Clues: For support • Cause movement • Breaks food down • To produce offspring • To send messages to the brain • Produces and discharges hormones • Removes waste materials from the body • Blood pumped aorund the body by the heart • Take in oxygen and give out carbon dioxide
body systems 2023-03-08
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- breaks down food into usable nutrients
- regulates the bodies growth
- protects internal organ and maintain body tempature
- chops up food
- receive and send messages to the brain
- urine comes out of
- cardiac muscle heart,skeletal muscle
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- uses blood to transport nutrients and oxygen through the body
- keeps your back up straight
- which transports blood arteries or veins
- connects muscle to skeleton
- gets rid of the waste from blood
- keeps you alive
- taking in oxygen and letting out carbon dioxide
14 Clues: chops up food • keeps you alive • urine comes out of • keeps your back up straight • connects muscle to skeleton • regulates the bodies growth • gets rid of the waste from blood • cardiac muscle heart,skeletal muscle • breaks down food into usable nutrients • receive and send messages to the brain • which transports blood arteries or veins • ...
Muscle Physiology 2023-03-23
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- Terminal Cisternae and T Tubules together form...
- Name of muscle cells
- An attachment protein
- The cell membrane of a muscle cell
- The thick myofilament
- The repeating functional unit of skeletal muscle
- The thin myofilament
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- Surrounds a bundle of muscle fibers
- Surrounds muscle fibers
- The cytoplasm of a muscle cell
- What forms between the myosin head and active site on actin
- Excitatory hormone which depolarizes cell
- Acronym for the excitatory process which begins contraction
- A regulatory protein on the thin myofilament
14 Clues: Name of muscle cells • The thin myofilament • An attachment protein • The thick myofilament • Surrounds muscle fibers • The cytoplasm of a muscle cell • The cell membrane of a muscle cell • Surrounds a bundle of muscle fibers • Excitatory hormone which depolarizes cell • A regulatory protein on the thin myofilament • The repeating functional unit of skeletal muscle • ...
The Nervous System 2024-01-24
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- Resting and Digesting
- No real blood in CNS
- Functions of ventral horn
- Complex branch
- Mater made of collage and elastic fibers
- Connection b/w CNS and organs/tissues
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- Fluid used as shock absorber for brain and SC
- Between dura and arachnoid mater
- Tract carrying fine-touch and vibration
- Information carried by ascending pathways
- Controls Skeletal Muscle
- Deep groove on CNS surface
- Connect R and L halves of SC
- 1/2 Widened areas of the SC
14 Clues: Complex branch • No real blood in CNS • Resting and Digesting • Controls Skeletal Muscle • Functions of ventral horn • Deep groove on CNS surface • 1/2 Widened areas of the SC • Connect R and L halves of SC • Between dura and arachnoid mater • Connection b/w CNS and organs/tissues • Tract carrying fine-touch and vibration • Mater made of collage and elastic fibers • ...
Motor Speech Disorders Test 1 2017-02-15
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- the top of the horizontal plane and the back of the vertical plane
- is a slowness of movement, including talking, walking or any voluntary movement.
- clinical symptoms present on the opposite side of the body to the lesion site
- Axonal fibers carry the commands away from the CNS
- Most anterior part of the Proscencephalon (forebrain) consisting mainly of the cerebral hemispheres
- principle states that all primary sensory and motor regions in the cerebrum are connected through association and commissural fibers.
- the back of the horizontal plane and the bottom of the vertical plane
- Posterior part of the Proscencephalon (forebrain) containing the epithalamus, thalamus, metathalamus, hypothalamus, and the subthalamus
- Artery supplies most of the caudal third of the spinal cord. It is formed at the lower thoracic and upper lumbar level.
- nervous system conserves energy; dominant during relaxation or sleep; lowers heart rate, decreases body metabolism, constricts pupils
- The Midbrain connects the hindbrain and the forebrain
- cerebral artery damage results in contralateral hemiplegia, Impaired sensory functions of touch, tactile agnosia, reduced pain and temperature, aphasia, constructional deficits, homonymous hemianopsia, alexia and agraphia
- roots contain efferent fibers and innervate skeletal muscle
- arteries arise in the circle of willis and are major arteries that supply external brain structures
- fibers connect areas within the same hemisphere of the brain.
- tract regulates neck and body twisting in response to visual and auditory stimuli (startle reflex – turn to look at something loud)
- fibers connect the two hemispheres of the brain.
- is a sudden and momentary contraction of muscle groups
- mater is a thin membrane attached to the surface of the brain in the Meninges that follows the contours of the sulci and gyri and surrounds blood vessels.
- Cerebral Artery curves along the inferior brain surface to supply the temporal lobe, hippocampus, portions of the occipital lobe including the primary visual cortex.
- spinal artery blood flow interruption results in hemiplegia and pain and temperature hemisensory loss (one side sensory loss).
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- tract regulates muscle tone for limb extension and posture in support of body against gravity. (sitting upright)
- system lifeblood of the nervous system; it provides oxygen and other nutrients to neural structures and removes waste from them. It is a major locus of abnormalities for motor speech disorders.
- Hindbrain that develops into the metencephalon (pons and cerebellum) and mylencephalon (medulla oblongata)
- Nerves in the PNS have 12 pairs
- Axonal fibers carry sensory impulses towards the CNS
- nervous system is an involuntary self-monitoring system regulated by the hypothalamus
- nervous system spends energy and prepares for fight or flight. In doing so constricts blood vessels, induces perspiration, dilates pupils, accelerates heart rate
- tract projects vestibular impulses to the spinal LMNs. Regulates extensor muscle tone to control the reflexive adjustments of the body and limbs and to keep the head stable.
- protects the central nervous system and consists of three layers
- arteries arise in the circle of willis and are small arteries that penetrate the ventral surface of the brain to supply the internal and subcortical structures
- area of the brain that receive dual blood supply from large arteries.
- is the site of interconnection between blood vessels. Also provides a system of revascularization in the brain collateral circulation in the case of vascular insufficiency.
- Sinus System is composed of Veins and sinuses collect deoxygenated blood and transport it back to the heart and lungs for reoxygenation.
- the front of the horizontal plane and bottom of the vertical plane
- clinical symptoms present on the same side of the body to the lesion site
- mater is the outermost layer of the Meninges, attached to the surface of the skull; thickest and toughest layer; provides the most protection.
- Carotid divides into the anterior cerebral and middle cerebral arteries
- spinal artery circulatory disruption results in sensation of low level touch and proprioceptive and kinesthetic awareness from the limbs.
- membrane is a thin membrane between the dura mater and pia mater in the Meninges
- Nerves in the PNS have 31 pairs in the
41 Clues: Nerves in the PNS have 12 pairs • Nerves in the PNS have 31 pairs in the • fibers connect the two hemispheres of the brain. • Axonal fibers carry the commands away from the CNS • Axonal fibers carry sensory impulses towards the CNS • The Midbrain connects the hindbrain and the forebrain • is a sudden and momentary contraction of muscle groups • ...
Mucles vocab 2021-02-17
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- cage There are twelve pairs
- three sets of strong muscles
- bends the forearm toward the upper arm
- are the busiest muscle in the body
- triceps or bone muscle
- Stomach and intestines
- may flex and extend
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- where are two bones meet
- attaches bone to bone
- The wrist connects the hand to the forearm
- let us know that when a muscle is hurt
- strong tissue that attaches muscle to bone
- heart muscle
13 Clues: heart muscle • may flex and extend • attaches bone to bone • triceps or bone muscle • Stomach and intestines • where are two bones meet • cage There are twelve pairs • three sets of strong muscles • are the busiest muscle in the body • let us know that when a muscle is hurt • bends the forearm toward the upper arm • The wrist connects the hand to the forearm • ...
SKELETAL SYSTEM 2016-06-11
Body Basics and The Skeletal System review 2023-02-02
10 Clues: chest • softneing • foot; child • Inflammation • Pertaining to • sugar; glucose • crooked or bent • nothing by mouth • back (of body); behind • below; below normal; deficient
Paulina's Crossword 2016-12-08
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- Organisms that capture energy from the sun
- organisms that makes its own food with chemicals
- Occurs in animal skeletal muscles (burns)
- Reactions in photosynthesis
- Capture light energy
- When light energy is converted into chemical energy
- With Oxygen
- No oxygen
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- Common pigment for plants
- Biological molecule that provides energy
- Molecules are broken down to release energy
- Breaks down glucose and occurs in cytoplasm
- Organelle found in large numbers
- Sac like membrane
- Rely on Autotrophs
- Chemical reactions used by all aerobic organisms
- Organic compound that is essential for the transfer of energy
17 Clues: No oxygen • With Oxygen • Sac like membrane • Rely on Autotrophs • Capture light energy • Common pigment for plants • Reactions in photosynthesis • Organelle found in large numbers • Biological molecule that provides energy • Occurs in animal skeletal muscles (burns) • Organisms that capture energy from the sun • Molecules are broken down to release energy • ...
Campos Photosynthesis/Cellular Respiration Crossword 2016-12-07
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- cycle that happens in cellular respiration
- occurs in animal skeletal muscles
- carbon dioxide + water + light ---> glucose + oxygen
- organism that creates its own food/energy
- no oxygen
- glucose ---> carbon dioxide + water + energy
- abbreviation for adenosine diphosphate
- abbreviation for adenosine triphosphate
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- organism that relies on other organisms for food
- organism that gets energy from the oxidation of inorganic compound
- occurs in cytoplasm
- pigment in plants that makes them green
- cellular respiration happens in this organelle
- cycle that happens in photosynthesis
- sac like membrane
- organelle that absorbs light for photosynthesis
- fluid filled space outside of grana
17 Clues: no oxygen • sac like membrane • occurs in cytoplasm • occurs in animal skeletal muscles • fluid filled space outside of grana • cycle that happens in photosynthesis • abbreviation for adenosine diphosphate • pigment in plants that makes them green • abbreviation for adenosine triphosphate • organism that creates its own food/energy • cycle that happens in cellular respiration • ...
Human Body System 2024-10-04
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- To send messages from various parts of your body
- Large marsupial
- Has a trunk
- To digest and absorb food
- Move fresh air into your body
- Gives support, heat generation
- This project was completed by
- Delivers oxygen and nutrients to cells and takes away waste
- To remove excess and waste products
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- blood throughout the body
- Protects organs, provides shape and support
- Man's best friend
- Carries oxygen from the lungs to the body cells
- Tyler Teacher of the 6th grade Science class
- school that I attend
- Likes to chase mice
- Flying mammal
17 Clues: Has a trunk • Flying mammal • Large marsupial • Man's best friend • Likes to chase mice • school that I attend • blood throughout the body • To digest and absorb food • Move fresh air into your body • This project was completed by • Gives support, heat generation • To remove excess and waste products • Protects organs, provides shape and support • ...
Muscular system 2017-05-21
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- forehead muscle
- Contraction when a muscle shortens or tenses
- chest muscle
- structure muscle arrangement
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- relaxation of the muscles of the intestine
- muscle muscles found in Heart
- muscles in the stomach
- Maximus muscles in the buttock
- muscle a muscle that is connected to the skeleton
- muscle made up of layers of spindle-shaped cells
10 Clues: chest muscle • forehead muscle • muscles in the stomach • structure muscle arrangement • muscle muscles found in Heart • Maximus muscles in the buttock • relaxation of the muscles of the intestine • Contraction when a muscle shortens or tenses • muscle made up of layers of spindle-shaped cells • muscle a muscle that is connected to the skeleton
Muscular System/Carly and Ainsley 2020-10-01
10 Clues: upper back muscles • A function of muscles • one major muscle type • connects muscle to bone • also knows as smooth muscles • the length of the muscle changes • muscle between shoulder and elbow • responsible for movement of muscles • thigh muscle in between hip and knee • muscle in the rounded part of the shoulder
list 5 2024-04-17
10 Clues: firm in position • a slow smokey fire • A cutting instrument • or relating or attached to • having or showing splendor • something is special to you • any various motor vehicles • in station course or position • having slim or delicate build • to strike or whip with or as if with a switch
list 5 2024-04-17
10 Clues: firm in position • a slow smokey fire • A cutting instrument • or relating or attached to • having or showing splendor • something is special to you • any various motor vehicles • in station course or position • having slim or delicate build • to strike or whip with or as if with a switch
Life Science 2012-12-10
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- the weakest type of electromagnetic spectrum waves
- where photosynthesis happens
- a non-living parasite that replicates and kills the host
- choosing two parent organisms to make one better offspring
- another word for sugar
- soft surrounding of all cells
- a living parasite that can be killed with antibiotics
- the type of waves used to heat reptile tanks
- name for the boxes used to cross genotypes
- the shape of an animal cell
- where cellular respiration happens
- another name for something that eats other things
- one of the ingredients needed to begin photosynthesis
- the brain of the cell
- another name for a plug on a wall
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- what offspring physically look like
- the highway of the cell
- attached to the skeletal system, that helps with movement is a ____ cell
- one of the ingredients needed to begin cellular resp
- the letters representing traits
- the type of light that allows you to see
- the shape of a plant cell
- the strongest type of electromagnetic spectrum waves
- plants have a large _____ to store water
- the roundish thing on the pole outside your house that steps down electricity
- only found surrounding plant cells
- another name for something that makes its own food
- long, branched cell that sends pain messages is a ____ cell
- if glucose is not made into energy, what it is lost as
- the most important thing cellular resp makes
30 Clues: the brain of the cell • another word for sugar • the highway of the cell • the shape of a plant cell • the shape of an animal cell • where photosynthesis happens • soft surrounding of all cells • the letters representing traits • another name for a plug on a wall • where cellular respiration happens • only found surrounding plant cells • what offspring physically look like • ...
Circulatory system 2021-12-07
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- the movement of the blood through the heart and around the body
- the airway that leads from the larynx to the bronci. also called windpipe
- liquid connective tissue composed of formed elements-erythrocytes, leukocytes, and platelets-and a fluid extracellular matrix called plasma; component of the cardiovascular system
- another name for alveoli
- the major blood vessel that carries blood away from the heart to the rest of the body
- takes blood low in oxygen from the body to the right atrium
- blood vessel that conducts blood toward the heart
- also called erythrocyte
- one of the formed elements of blood that provides defense against disease agents and foreign materials
- the heart valve at the base of the aorta and the pulmonary artery
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- another word for high blood pressure
- the two chambers at the top of the heart
- the tiny blood vessels throughout the body that connect arteries and veins
- a thin skeletal muscle that sits at the base of the chest and separates the abdomen from the chest
- two muscular sides/walls of the heart
- a strong muscle about the size of your fist
- valve located at the base of the aorta
- form clots and plug cuts
- Carry blood away from the heart
- the bony enclosing wall of the chest consisting chiefly of the ribs and the structures connecting them
- valve located between the left atrium and ventricle; consists of two flaps of tissue
21 Clues: also called erythrocyte • another name for alveoli • form clots and plug cuts • Carry blood away from the heart • another word for high blood pressure • two muscular sides/walls of the heart • valve located at the base of the aorta • the two chambers at the top of the heart • a strong muscle about the size of your fist • blood vessel that conducts blood toward the heart • ...
the westing game 2022-03-11
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- a family possession handed down from generation to generation
- a person who communicates by letters
- obscuring, hiding
- writing or document executed under seal and for a transference, especially of real estate
- the back of the neck
- group somewhat less distinct than species usually are; geographical variety or race
- small bits of paper, usually colored, thrown or dropped from a height to enhance the gaiety of a festive event
- device for making arithmetic calculations, consisting of a frame set with rods on which balls or beads are moved
- burnt, scorched
- covered or concealed
- a ballroom dance of Latin-American origin
- able to be heard
- something owed to someone else; usually money
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- easily broken, shattered, or damaged; delicate; brittle; frail
- person who instructs another in some branch of learning, especially a private instructor
- to hand down; pass on
- to imitate or copy in action, speech
- the branch of medicine that deals with the prevention or correction of injuries or disorders of the skeletal system and associated muscles, joints, and ligaments
- carrying
- revengeful, spiteful, vindictive
- decorated with a pattern set into a surface
- bulky in figure; heavily built; corpulent; thickset; fat
- to burn with little smoke and no flame
- not intoxicated or affected by the use of drugs
- surrender, yield, relinquish, forgo, waive
- to cover or hang with cloth or other fabric
- glowing, beautiful
27 Clues: carrying • burnt, scorched • able to be heard • obscuring, hiding • glowing, beautiful • the back of the neck • covered or concealed • to hand down; pass on • revengeful, spiteful, vindictive • to imitate or copy in action, speech • a person who communicates by letters • to burn with little smoke and no flame • a ballroom dance of Latin-American origin • ...
The Nervous System 2021-07-29
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- Visual processing centre
- the part of the peripheral nervous system that controls voluntary movement of skeletal muscles
- The outer layer of the brain in charge of higher order thinking (grey matter).
- chemical messengers that cross the synaptic gaps between neurons
- space between the axon terminal of one neuron and the receptors of the next neuron
- consists of the brain and spinal cord
- a specialized cell transmitting nerve impulses; a nerve cell.
- primary receiving area for auditory information, and memory formation
- neurons that carry incoming information from the sensory receptors to the brain and spinal cord
- a threadlike extension of a neuron that carries nerve impulses away from the cell body.
- neurons that carry outgoing information from the brain and spinal cord to the muscles and glands
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- controls the left side of the body; Visuospatial processing.
- The endpoint of a neuron where neurotransmitters are stored
- controls the right side of the body; language functioning.
- the large band of neural fibres connecting the two brain hemispheres and carrying messages between them
- Associated with reasoning, planning, parts of speech, movement, emotions, and problem solving.
- receives sensory input for touch and body position
- our awareness of ourselves and our environment
- neurons within the brain and spinal cord that communicate internally and intervene between the sensory inputs and motor outputs
- A layer of fatty tissue that surrounds the axon and acts as insulation.
- branchlike parts of a neuron that are specialized to receive information.
21 Clues: Visual processing centre • consists of the brain and spinal cord • our awareness of ourselves and our environment • receives sensory input for touch and body position • controls the right side of the body; language functioning. • The endpoint of a neuron where neurotransmitters are stored • controls the left side of the body; Visuospatial processing. • ...
Health 11 2023-12-12
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- name for your thumb
- muscle protected by shoulder pads
- mechanism for medial ankle sprains
- muscle that is activated during leg extensions
- connect bone to bone
- a movement away from the midline
- being pushed beyond anatomical position
- muscle that is activated during a calf raise
- name for your big toe
- towards the head (up)
- trapezius muscle activated by shoulder shrugs
- connect muscle to bone
- bone that is pinky side
- anterior what muscle gets inflamed with shin splints
- inferior ankle movement
- type of bones found in your hand
- three muscles located on the posterior aspect of the upper leg
- largest bone in your upper leg
- common mechanism to sprain your ankle
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- bone that is thumb side
- increasing the angle between two joints
- locating structures on the front
- superior ankle movement
- bone you would break for punching a wall
- brachii muscle activated with arm curls
- muscles used in bench press
- bone you perform CPR over
- a movement towards the midline
- process Ms. Youngman's favorite structure related to the skeletal system (quizlet)
- vertebrae muscle be stabilized during head or neck injuries
- type of bones found in your feet
- decreasing the angle between two joints
- locating structures on the back
- the most weight bearing bone in your lower leg
- bone in your upper arm
- away from the head (down)
36 Clues: name for your thumb • connect bone to bone • name for your big toe • towards the head (up) • connect muscle to bone • bone in your upper arm • bone that is thumb side • superior ankle movement • bone that is pinky side • inferior ankle movement • bone you perform CPR over • away from the head (down) • muscles used in bench press • a movement towards the midline • ...
pie 2015-04-21
8 Clues: idk • in your body • where ur brain is • dont get shot in it • you have lots of it • so you can eat more food • what you use to reproduse • with out it you cant walk
Organ Systems Crossword 2023-10-12
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- creates a barrier from external pathogens
- allows for exchange of certain gases (ex. O2)
- protects the body
- allows mobility and maintains body temperature
- breaks down food and absorbs nutrients
- delivers oxygen & nutrients to the body
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- connects our brain to our body
- produces gametes, houses fetus until birth
- where our immune cells reside
- removes waste products
- secretes hormones
11 Clues: protects the body • secretes hormones • removes waste products • where our immune cells reside • connects our brain to our body • breaks down food and absorbs nutrients • delivers oxygen & nutrients to the body • creates a barrier from external pathogens • produces gametes, houses fetus until birth • allows for exchange of certain gases (ex. O2) • ...
Muscloskeletal 2023-04-15
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- Framework of the body
- Moving a limb away from the midline of the body
- 33 connecting bones stacked in a vertical column
- Fibrous bands connecting bones
- Body's response to injury
- Decrease in skeletal bone mass
- Osseous tissue; mineralized connective tissue
- Contracting body fibers
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- Not firm; soft
- Cushions the bone and provides a smooth surface for movement
- Shortening of muscle
- Moving a limb toward the midline of the body
- Inflammation of the joints
- Stiffening of a joint
- Connects muscles to bones
- Involuntary contraction of opposing muscles
- The ability to move and change body positions
17 Clues: Not firm; soft • Shortening of muscle • Framework of the body • Stiffening of a joint • Contracting body fibers • Connects muscles to bones • Body's response to injury • Inflammation of the joints • Fibrous bands connecting bones • Decrease in skeletal bone mass • Involuntary contraction of opposing muscles • Moving a limb toward the midline of the body • ...
Muscular System 2021-05-19
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- True/False: muscles are found in the eye
- only voluntary muscle in the human body
- fibers of this differ from other tissues
- muscular system's second function
- made of three proteins
- smiling takes ________ muscles
- Skeletal muscles work together with
- extra muscle contractions lead to
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- made of bonded units of protein myosin.
- can be divided into two types
- muscles make up roughly ____ ur weight
- frowning takes ___________ muscles
- the cardiac muscle is found in the _____
- the smallest muscles are found here
- the largest muscles are found here
15 Clues: made of three proteins • can be divided into two types • smiling takes ________ muscles • muscular system's second function • extra muscle contractions lead to • frowning takes ___________ muscles • the largest muscles are found here • the smallest muscles are found here • Skeletal muscles work together with • muscles make up roughly ____ ur weight • ...
Muscular system 2024-03-24
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- helps you move your shoulders
- a wide sheet like tendon
- sprain injury to a ligament
- an organ or tissue protruding through a weak muscle
- Muscles on the front of your thighs
- inflammation of a tendon
- residual muscle tension
- elastic and works in pairs
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- Found on each side of upper chest
- the part of the body moved by muscle
- strain injury to the muscle or the tendon.
- connects a bone to another bone
- striated like skeletal muscle
- muscle moves substances through tubular areas
- connects muscle to bone
15 Clues: connects muscle to bone • residual muscle tension • a wide sheet like tendon • inflammation of a tendon • elastic and works in pairs • sprain injury to a ligament • helps you move your shoulders • striated like skeletal muscle • connects a bone to another bone • Found on each side of upper chest • Muscles on the front of your thighs • the part of the body moved by muscle • ...
Muscles By:Noah Landucci 2021-02-18
10 Clues: Strong tissue • Store minerals • At ends of bones • Moves with your muscles • Only found in the heart • Muscles can control them • You are not able to control them • Connections where 2 or more bones meet • Work without you having to control them • Responsible for almost all of the body's movement
Respiratory system 2022-05-23
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- connects nasal cavity to larynx
- windpipe
- Dry air consists of 78.08% __________
- air sacs
- air comes in and out
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- skeletal muscle that sits between the ribs
- the air that enters the lungs
- muscles between the ribs
- when breathing in, the diaphragm and intercostal muscles __________
- Two identical organ found in the chest
10 Clues: windpipe • air sacs • air comes in and out • muscles between the ribs • the air that enters the lungs • connects nasal cavity to larynx • Dry air consists of 78.08% __________ • Two identical organ found in the chest • skeletal muscle that sits between the ribs • when breathing in, the diaphragm and intercostal muscles __________
biology crossword puzzle (has - in some words) 2023-01-12
11 Clues: symbol Na • symbol Au • symbol Ne • atomic number 1 • atomic number 30 • atomic number 20 • triangle with skull and crossbones • stop sign with flame in the center • first element on the periodic table • diamond with skeletal hand in a bucket • the most common injury in a lab is a burn
Cells and specialised cells 2023-12-06
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- This holds the cell together
- Contains cell sap
- Carries oxygen around the body
- Help plant cells eat using photosynthesis
- Fight off viruses and bugs
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- Come in 3 types - skeletal,smooth & cardiac
- Contains enzymes that create chemical reactions
- This cell is specialised for reproduction
- Sends messages to the brain
- Controls what the cell does
10 Clues: Contains cell sap • Fight off viruses and bugs • Sends messages to the brain • Controls what the cell does • This holds the cell together • Carries oxygen around the body • This cell is specialised for reproduction • Help plant cells eat using photosynthesis • Come in 3 types - skeletal,smooth & cardiac • Contains enzymes that create chemical reactions
Spelling Lesson 20:S blends 2024-04-17
10 Clues: / I don't care • / to go to a station • / something to cut paper • / a long word for switch • / to put something steady • / another word for your bone • / you ride this when its snowing • / something that means a lot to you • / something smashed on your shoulder • / someone talking in a kind voice and saying this
Muscular 2022-04-29
5 Clues: these muscles main job is to contract • the most important muscle in your body • these muscles are only found in the heart • a condition that effects the skeletal muscles • this type of muscle is used for movement and attached to the bones
skeletal 2020-10-14
Return to the Hollow: Part 2 2021-07-07
Across
- to move quickly, often in a dangerous way
- worried or nervous
- a steep, sloping hill or mound
- having one's mind made up to do something
- shrubs that grow near the ground
- a tool used to show direction
- threatening
Down
- to quickly push into something
- swinging or waving something
- of or having to do with the skeleton
- carefully searching for something
- the string in a candle that is lit
12 Clues: threatening • worried or nervous • swinging or waving something • a tool used to show direction • to quickly push into something • a steep, sloping hill or mound • shrubs that grow near the ground • carefully searching for something • the string in a candle that is lit • of or having to do with the skeleton • to move quickly, often in a dangerous way • ...
Bones 2022-10-27
Across
- smaller bone in the lower leg
- your breastbone
- head bone; also known as the cranium
- bones in the spine
- foods that come from milk
Down
- nutrients that come from dairy products
- hip bones
- holds broken bones in place
- a picture that shows the bones in our body
- largest bone in the lower leg
- made up of the bones in our body
- the soft tissue inside of a bone
12 Clues: hip bones • your breastbone • bones in the spine • foods that come from milk • holds broken bones in place • smaller bone in the lower leg • largest bone in the lower leg • made up of the bones in our body • the soft tissue inside of a bone • head bone; also known as the cranium • nutrients that come from dairy products • a picture that shows the bones in our body