skeletal system Crossword Puzzles
anatomy Vocab 10/17 2024-10-17
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- Contraction of some fibers in skeletal muscle at any given time
- A narrow extracellular space between the presynaptic and postsynaptic neurons
- heat of fibrous connective tissue that encloses a muscle
- Time period following stimulation during which a neuron or muscle fiber will not respond to a stimulus
- Time between the application of a stimulus and the beginning of a response in a muscle fiber.
- Contractile fibers within muscle cells
- Protein that, with actin, contracts and relaxes muscle fiber
- cordlike or bandlike mass of white fibrous connective tissue that connects a muscle to a mone
- Stimulation level that must be exceeded to elicit a nerve impulse or a muscle contraction
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- a chemical that an axon end secretes to stimulate a muscle fiber to contract on the neuron to fire and impulse
- End of a muscle that attaches to a relatively immovable part .
- End of a muscle attached to a moveable part
- Structural and functional unit of myofibril
- A protein in a muscle fiber forms filaments that slide between elements of the protein myosin, contracting muscle fibers.
- Brief muscular contraction followed by relaxation.
- neuron A neuron that transmits impulses from the central nervous system to an effector
16 Clues: Contractile fibers within muscle cells • End of a muscle attached to a moveable part • Structural and functional unit of myofibril • Brief muscular contraction followed by relaxation. • heat of fibrous connective tissue that encloses a muscle • Protein that, with actin, contracts and relaxes muscle fiber • ...
Muscle HW 2014-04-14
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- ________ is the process of a biological system maintaining stability by adjusting to outside conditions.
- An ________ muscle is a muscle that moves without conscious control.
- ________ muscle cells are located in muscles that are attached to the skeleton, and appear striated.
- The hormone that decreases heart rate and muscle activity is _______.
- ________ pairs of muscles create movement when one contracts and the other relaxes.
- The type of muscle that is located in the walls of hollow organs, and is spindle-shaped is a _______ muscle.
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- A muscle you consciously choose to move is a ________ muscle.
- The defect that involves a hole in the wall that separates the ventricles of the heart is called ________.
- There are about ________ muscles in the human body (write number out).
- The hormone that enhances respiration and increases muscle activity is _______.
- Muscles that are located in the walls of the heart, and appear striated are _______ muscles.
- A _______ is a band of tough, fibrous tissue, that connects a muscle to a bone.
12 Clues: A muscle you consciously choose to move is a ________ muscle. • An ________ muscle is a muscle that moves without conscious control. • The hormone that decreases heart rate and muscle activity is _______. • There are about ________ muscles in the human body (write number out). • The hormone that enhances respiration and increases muscle activity is _______. • ...
Muscle HW 2014-04-14
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- ________ pairs of muscles create movement when one contracts and the other relaxes.
- The hormone that enhances respiration and increases muscle activity is _______.
- An ________ muscle is a muscle that moves without conscious control.
- ________ is the process of a biological system maintaining stability by adjusting to outside conditions.
- A _______ is a band of tough, fibrous tissue, that connects a muscle to a bone.
- A muscle you consciously choose to move is a ________ muscle.
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- ________ muscle cells are located in muscles that are attached to the skeleton, and appear striated.
- ________ is a hormone/nuerotransmitter that regulates heart rate and blood sugar among other things (similar to epinephrine).
- There are about ________ muscles in the human body (write number out).
- The type of muscle that is located in the walls of hollow organs, and is spindle-shaped are _______ muscle.
- Muscles that are located in the walls of the heart, and appear striated are _______ muscles.
- The defect that involves a hole in the wall that separates the ventricles of the heart is called ________ (initials).
12 Clues: A muscle you consciously choose to move is a ________ muscle. • An ________ muscle is a muscle that moves without conscious control. • There are about ________ muscles in the human body (write number out). • The hormone that enhances respiration and increases muscle activity is _______. • ...
Physiology I GI 2023-11-07
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- Does the parasympathetic nervous system increase or decrease sphincter tone
- What stimulates gallbladder contraction and pancreatic enzyme secretion; Also inhibits gastric emptying and acid secretion
- What GI hormone stimulates gastric acid secretion and mucosal growth
- What is a major target cell of Gastrin
- What is the portion of swallowing that occurs after the voluntary phase
- Does the parasympathetic nervous system increase or decrease the GI motility and secretion
- The abbreviation for the series of contractions that empty the stomach and end in the large intestine
- What is an autoimmune disease that blocks nicotinic endplate synapses in skeletal muscle causing megaesophagus
- The facial nerve and what other cranial nerve produce salivation
- What cells are relatively impermeable to water and reabsorb most of the NaCl while secreting potassium and bicarbonate
- What factors depolarize smooth muscle membranes of the GIT
- Abbreviation of the hormone that stimulates insulin release and inhibits gastric emptying and gastric function
- What do Chief cells produce
- What layer of the GIT tubing contains glands, vascular supply, and nervous plexus
- What starts carbohydrate digestion in omnivores and some herbivores
- Absorption of water, feces formation, and bacterial fermentation
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- What type of cells sense luminal contents and secrete regulatory peptides into submucosa
- What part of the nervous system has chemoreceptors which monitor chemicals and pH of the GIT
- What GI hormone stimulates bicarb secretion and inhibits gastric emptying and acid secretion
- What drugs interfere with prostaglandins thereby inhibiting mucous release in the GIT
- Cells which cause slow waves
- Spontaneous rhythmical undulations of RMP caused by specialized smooth muscle cells
- In the gastric phase what blocks Gastrin release
- What works with the Enteroendocrine cells to regulate GI motility
- Another name for the pregastric phase of digestion
- AKA adaptive relaxation; Comprised of circular contraction cranial to a bolus
- Attach to surfaces of fat globules and hydrolyze triglycerides into fatty acids and monoglycerides for absorption
- What do nursing ruminants produce which is needed for coagulation of casein
- What part of the nervous system has mechanoreceptors that monitor degree of muscle stretching in the GIT
- Which cranial nerve is involved in the chewing reflex
- What is a powerful and rapid peristaltic movement of the small intestine caused by intense mucosal inflammation
- Acinar cells secrete a large volume of primary isotonic-like fluid rich in what
32 Clues: What do Chief cells produce • Cells which cause slow waves • What is a major target cell of Gastrin • In the gastric phase what blocks Gastrin release • Another name for the pregastric phase of digestion • Which cranial nerve is involved in the chewing reflex • What factors depolarize smooth muscle membranes of the GIT • ...
Muscle HW 2014-04-14
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- The hormone that enhances respiration and increases muscle activity is _______.
- The hormone that decreases heart rate and muscle activity is _______.
- An ________ muscle is a muscle that moves without conscious control.
- A muscle you consciously choose to move is a ________ muscle.
- A _______ is a band of tough, fibrous tissue, that connects a muscle to a bone.
- ________ is the process of a biological system maintaining stability by adjusting to outside conditions.
- There are about ________ muscles in the human body (write number out).
- The type of muscle that is located in the walls of hollow organs, and is spindle-shaped is a _______ muscle.
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- The defect that involves a hole in the wall that separates the ventricles of the heart is called ________.
- ________ pairs of muscles create movement when one contracts and the other relaxes.
- Muscles that are located in the walls of the heart, and appear striated are _______ muscles.
- ________ muscle cells are located in muscles that are attached to the skeleton, and appear striated.
12 Clues: A muscle you consciously choose to move is a ________ muscle. • An ________ muscle is a muscle that moves without conscious control. • The hormone that decreases heart rate and muscle activity is _______. • There are about ________ muscles in the human body (write number out). • The hormone that enhances respiration and increases muscle activity is _______. • ...
Nutrition support in critical care 2023-11-14
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- During the body’s response to physical stress, the body signals the endocrine system, which activates a self-protective_________ response
- A metabolic product of skeletal muscles.
- They are of great importance in the replacement of electrolytes simultaneously lost with fluid from the body after surgery.
- Is a medical specialty that uses operative manual and instrumental or treat a pathological condition such as disease or injury.
- A marker of patient’s initial nutritional status
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- The body's ability to maintain a stable internal environment despite external changes.
- It has a definitive role in wound healing and clinical supplementation with it postoperatively is now common.
- A syndrome caused by food moving too quickly from the stomach into the small intestine.
- The solutions usually given after surgery.
- Refers to deficiencies or excesses in nutrient intake, imbalance of essential nutrients or impaired nutrient utilization.
- Is a five-step screening tool to identify adults, who are malnourished, at risk of malnutrition.
- may develop due to an imbalance of colloidal osmotic pressure.
12 Clues: A metabolic product of skeletal muscles. • The solutions usually given after surgery. • A marker of patient’s initial nutritional status • may develop due to an imbalance of colloidal osmotic pressure. • The body's ability to maintain a stable internal environment despite external changes. • ...
Nature of Consciousness 2022-07-12
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- Brain wave associated with intensive cognitive activity or physical movement when awake
- Any state of consciousness involving a shift from the usual waking state
- Number of hours of full sleep deprivation that may impair cognitive performance to about the same extent as a BAC level of 0.05%.
- Any drug that decreases activity in the central nervous system and the rest of the body
- Measures the brain’s electrical activity
- A graphical way of showing variations of consciousness
- Focusing awareness on a specific stimulus while ignoring other stimuli
- A physiological measure of change in level of alertness
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- Records electrical activity in skeletal muscles
- Brain wave associated with being awake, physically relaxed and internally focused
- Brain wave associated with drowsiness, deep meditation and mental imagery
- Any drug that has an alerting, activating effect
- Records electrical activity in muscles that control eye movements
- A self-report on sleep and waking time activities based on data collected through self-monitoring
- The broad category of consciousness associated with being awake and aware
- Information processing involving conscious mental effort and focused attention
- All that you are aware of at any moment in time
- Brain wave associated with the deepest stage of sleep and loss of consciousness
18 Clues: Measures the brain’s electrical activity • Records electrical activity in skeletal muscles • All that you are aware of at any moment in time • Any drug that has an alerting, activating effect • A graphical way of showing variations of consciousness • A physiological measure of change in level of alertness • ...
Organs Systems 2015-04-15
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- Exchanges gases between the air and blood
- Produces eggs and sperm
- Supports sensory receptors
- Eliminates unabsorbed materials
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- Defends the body against infection
- Transports substances throughout the body
- Removes wastes from blood
- Stores inorganic salts
- Stimulates muscles and glands
- Controls metabolic activities of the body structure
- Maintains posture
11 Clues: Maintains posture • Stores inorganic salts • Produces eggs and sperm • Removes wastes from blood • Supports sensory receptors • Stimulates muscles and glands • Eliminates unabsorbed materials • Defends the body against infection • Transports substances throughout the body • Exchanges gases between the air and blood • Controls metabolic activities of the body structure
Body systems 2024-01-08
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- Produces hormones
- Breaks down food
- Protects from water loss and outside environment
- Allows for reproduction
- Gives you the ability to move
- Gives your body structure
- moves blood around the body
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- Draws in oxygen
- Coordinates involuntary and voluntary responses
- fights against infection in the body
- Excretes liquid waste
11 Clues: Draws in oxygen • Breaks down food • Produces hormones • Excretes liquid waste • Allows for reproduction • Gives your body structure • moves blood around the body • Gives you the ability to move • fights against infection in the body • Coordinates involuntary and voluntary responses • Protects from water loss and outside environment
Tissue Types 2020-10-21
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- nerve cells
- cushions joints and organs
- insulates, protects,provides nutrients
- osteon and red marrow
- lining of small intestines.
- invertebrates discs, in large joints
- tubules of kidney.
- male urethra,ductus deferens pharynx
- skin and oral cavity.
- ligaments and tendons
- surrounding glands
- urinary bladder.
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- lining the respiratory passage
- attached to the bone
- external ear structures and larynx
- ends of bone, tip of nose, and ribs
- framework for solid organs
- walls of hollow organs, blood vessels,and uterus
- heart muscle
- air sacs of lungs.
- transports nutrients and maintains homeostasis
21 Clues: nerve cells • heart muscle • urinary bladder. • tubules of kidney. • air sacs of lungs. • surrounding glands • attached to the bone • osteon and red marrow • skin and oral cavity. • ligaments and tendons • cushions joints and organs • framework for solid organs • lining of small intestines. • lining the respiratory passage • external ear structures and larynx • ...
Dental Radiology 2021-10-12
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- positioning indicator device
- incorrect horizontal angulation
- used to asses pt's skeletal structure and profile.
- takes radiograph that shows entire maxilla and mandible
- digital x-rays were first introduced.
- raised dot is facing operator
- matter is irradiated (struck by x-ray).
- used to hold the film
- the tooth appears shorter than it actually is.
- Kilovoltage
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- dark image
- curving/bending of film
- deflected in every direction.
- raised dot is facing away
- developer time
- radiation emitted from the x-ray tubehead.
- fixer time
- the tooth appears longer than it actually is.
- Milliamperage
- unclean rollers
20 Clues: dark image • fixer time • Kilovoltage • Milliamperage • developer time • unclean rollers • used to hold the film • curving/bending of film • raised dot is facing away • positioning indicator device • deflected in every direction. • raised dot is facing operator • incorrect horizontal angulation • digital x-rays were first introduced. • matter is irradiated (struck by x-ray). • ...
THE GRID OF SQUARES 2022-02-12
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- means the back
- increasing in size without changing in shape
- cells of complex organisms
- consist of bones
- cavity containing the teeth and tongue
- removal of waste in the body
- portion includes head, neck and trunk
- atoms join to form
- to stabilize or balance
- study of blood diseases
- powerhouse of the cell
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- a group of cells
- application of force
- cavity that houses the brain
- sole
- control metabolic activities
- feedback, is not reversed but intensified
- means below another part
- means cutting up
- breaking down of food substance
20 Clues: sole • means the back • a group of cells • consist of bones • means cutting up • atoms join to form • application of force • powerhouse of the cell • to stabilize or balance • study of blood diseases • means below another part • cells of complex organisms • cavity that houses the brain • control metabolic activities • removal of waste in the body • breaking down of food substance • ...
Chapter 3 2022-01-31
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- humpback
- vertebra
- flesh
- smooth
- fascia (a band)
- bone
- rod-shaped or striated (skeletal)
- femur
- joint
- skull
- bent
- joint
- muscle
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- knee cap
- digit (finger or toe)
- pelvis (basin) or hip bone
- crooked or stiff
- loins (lower back)
- muscle
- twisted
- cartilage (gristle)
- sternum (breastbone)
- muscle
- chest
- neck
- tendon (to stretch)
- fiber
- rib
- bone marrow, spinal cord
- radius
30 Clues: rib • bone • neck • bent • flesh • chest • femur • fiber • joint • skull • joint • muscle • smooth • muscle • radius • muscle • twisted • humpback • knee cap • vertebra • fascia (a band) • crooked or stiff • loins (lower back) • cartilage (gristle) • tendon (to stretch) • sternum (breastbone) • digit (finger or toe) • bone marrow, spinal cord • pelvis (basin) or hip bone • rod-shaped or striated (skeletal)
Animal Tissues 2024-09-05
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- Contracts involuntary
- Contains collagen that keeps skin together
- Communication between neurons
- Tissue on the end of bones
- Has structured muscle fibres
- Looks stratified but isn't
- Tissue used for movement
- Tissue that forms tendons
- Squashed epithelial tissue
- Tissue type to detect stimuli
- Muscle type found in only one organ
- Tissue with fat droplets
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- Tall epithelial tissue
- Contracts to produce movement
- Tissue with a central canal
- Protects structures underneath from damage and infection
- Tissue with plasma
- Square epithelial tissue
- Communication between all body structures
- Supporting tissue of the body
20 Clues: Tissue with plasma • Contracts involuntary • Tall epithelial tissue • Square epithelial tissue • Tissue used for movement • Tissue with fat droplets • Tissue that forms tendons • Tissue on the end of bones • Looks stratified but isn't • Squashed epithelial tissue • Tissue with a central canal • Has structured muscle fibres • Contracts to produce movement • Communication between neurons • ...
This Truly Was Our 2024-11-18
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- most active OG.
- lean and dab.
- bought 30 boosts for yorknew.
- self-glazing skull farmer.
- what’s kings alter ego?
- first yorknew court.
- gooner mudae harem.
- d1 chrollo glazers.
- most iconic duo?
- server before yorknew’s time.
- who’s 5’1?
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- first yorknew clone.
- mod that earned 1000+ points in 2 weeks.
- where does Moon live?
- d1 hisoka glazer.
- iron knee.
- “can’t the higher up fucking do their job in this fucking server?”
- “give me 8 days in a week I’ll master dis.”
- yorknew’s best friend.
- Illumi’s wife.
20 Clues: iron knee. • who’s 5’1? • lean and dab. • Illumi’s wife. • most active OG. • most iconic duo? • d1 hisoka glazer. • gooner mudae harem. • d1 chrollo glazers. • first yorknew clone. • first yorknew court. • where does Moon live? • yorknew’s best friend. • what’s kings alter ego? • self-glazing skull farmer. • bought 30 boosts for yorknew. • server before yorknew’s time. • ...
Kemps Awesome Autumn Crossword 2024-10-17
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- Buffett's salty rim drink
- Witch's brewing vessel
- Witch's transportation
- Pointed art of thread and canvas
- Agrarian guardian
- Devoted follower of Garcia and company
- Bumpy autumn excursion
- Falling for this season
- Decorative needlework
- Horn of plenty
- Golfing legend's namesake shoes
- Lumberjack's favorite fabric
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- Pitcher's mound dweller
- Oktoberfest libation
- Deere in headlights?
- Leisurely footwear for the well-heeled
- Dark offering from St. James's Gate
- Grinning gourd
- Skeletal structure
- Colorful canopy
- Doubled-over currency carrier
- Pressed autumn beverage
- Ribbed fabric for fall
- Golfer's grassy path
- Bit adorned shoe
25 Clues: Grinning gourd • Horn of plenty • Colorful canopy • Bit adorned shoe • Agrarian guardian • Skeletal structure • Oktoberfest libation • Deere in headlights? • Golfer's grassy path • Decorative needlework • Witch's brewing vessel • Witch's transportation • Ribbed fabric for fall • Bumpy autumn excursion • Pitcher's mound dweller • Pressed autumn beverage • Falling for this season • ...
gale's crossword 2016-12-06
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- sac like membrane in chloroplast
- adenosine diphosphate
- process with oxygen
- pigment in chloroplast
- cycle that occurs during cellular respiration
- chemical energy/inorganic sustances
- orgenelle in only plants
- process that turns glucose into pyruvate acid
- adenosine triphosphate
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- organisms that make food
- process without oxygen
- powerhouse of the cell
- process that turns light energy into chemical energy
- cycle that occurs during photosynthesis
- organisms that get food from autotrophs
- occurs in animal skeletal muscles
16 Clues: process with oxygen • adenosine diphosphate • process without oxygen • powerhouse of the cell • pigment in chloroplast • adenosine triphosphate • organisms that make food • orgenelle in only plants • sac like membrane in chloroplast • occurs in animal skeletal muscles • chemical energy/inorganic sustances • cycle that occurs during photosynthesis • ...
Nervous System- Part 1 2022-01-20
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- Brain and spinal cord
- made of axons
- prepares for activity at rest
- visual/auditory reflexes
- takes information to neuron cell body
- CNS to cardiac and smooth muscle
- Nerves outside of CNS
- made of dendrites and cell bodies
- makes cerebrospinal fluid
- CNS to skeletal muscle
- makes myelin in the CNS
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- CNS to muscles and glands
- makes myelin in PNS
- insulates axon
- vital functions such as heartbeat
- takes information away from neuron
- protects against microorganisms
- Prepares for physical activity
- relay center in brainstem
- helps with blood brain barrier
- Sensory input to CNS
21 Clues: made of axons • insulates axon • makes myelin in PNS • Sensory input to CNS • Brain and spinal cord • Nerves outside of CNS • CNS to skeletal muscle • makes myelin in the CNS • visual/auditory reflexes • CNS to muscles and glands • relay center in brainstem • makes cerebrospinal fluid • prepares for activity at rest • Prepares for physical activity • helps with blood brain barrier • ...
Muscle HW 2014-04-14
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- A muscle you consciously choose to move is a ________ muscle.
- An ________ muscle is a muscle that moves without conscious control.
- The defect that involves a hole in the wall that separates the ventricles of the heart is called ________.
- Muscles that are located in the walls of the heart, and appear striated are _______ muscles.
- The type of muscle that is located in the walls of hollow organs, and is spindle-shaped are _______ muscle.
- ________ is the process of a biological system maintaining stability by adjusting to outside conditions.
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- The hormone that decreases heart rate and muscle activity is _______.
- There are about ________ muscles in the human body (write number out).
- The hormone that enhances respiration and increases muscle activity is _______.
- ________ pairs of muscles create movement when one contracts and the other relaxes.
- A _______ is a band of tough, fibrous tissue, that connects a muscle to a bone.
- ________ muscle cells are located in muscles that are attached to the skeleton, and appear striated.
12 Clues: A muscle you consciously choose to move is a ________ muscle. • An ________ muscle is a muscle that moves without conscious control. • The hormone that decreases heart rate and muscle activity is _______. • There are about ________ muscles in the human body (write number out). • The hormone that enhances respiration and increases muscle activity is _______. • ...
human body systems 2024-02-06
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- The tissues, glands, and organs involved in producing offspring
- the skin or includes the epidermis, dermis, hypodermis, associated glands, hair, and nails.
- provides blood supply throughout the body
- The glands and organs that make hormones and release them directly into the blood so they can travel to tissues and organs all over the bod
- kidney, ureter, urinary bladder and urethra
- to filter blood and create urine as a waste by-product.
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- a group of organs that take in and digest food and eliminate solid waste
- organs include your bone marrow, thymus and lymph nodes.
- a complex network of organs, cells and proteins that defends the body against infection, whilst protecting the body's own cells.
- made up of the bones that give structure to the human body
- contains the brain, spine, and the nerves. The brain is what controls all the body's functions.
- the main system in breathing. or also the network of organs and tissues that help you breathe
12 Clues: provides blood supply throughout the body • kidney, ureter, urinary bladder and urethra • to filter blood and create urine as a waste by-product. • organs include your bone marrow, thymus and lymph nodes. • made up of the bones that give structure to the human body • The tissues, glands, and organs involved in producing offspring • ...
Skeletal Crossword 2025-03-01
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- 2 bones which join to form the bridges of the nose
- Shaft of compact bone with central canal and marrow; ends covered in compact bone.
- Plate-shaped
- 2 bones of the upper jaw
- Lower jaw and strongest bone on the face
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- Are wide as they are long
- Small, round bones with tendons; sit inside synovial joints
- Smallest; 2 bones form the front part of the inner eye socket
- Bones Do not match long, short, flat, or sesamoid bone
9 Clues: Plate-shaped • 2 bones of the upper jaw • Are wide as they are long • Lower jaw and strongest bone on the face • 2 bones which join to form the bridges of the nose • Bones Do not match long, short, flat, or sesamoid bone • Small, round bones with tendons; sit inside synovial joints • Smallest; 2 bones form the front part of the inner eye socket • ...
Nature of Consciousness 2022-07-12
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- Brain wave associated with intensive cognitive activity or physical movement when awake
- Any state of consciousness involving a shift from the usual waking state
- Number of hours of full sleep deprivation that may impair cognitive performance to about the same extent as a BAC level of 0.05%.
- Any drug that decreases activity in the central nervous system and the rest of the body
- Measures the brain’s electrical activity
- A graphical way of showing variations of consciousness
- Focusing awareness on a specific stimulus while ignoring other stimuli
- A physiological measure of change in level of alertness
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- Records electrical activity in skeletal muscles
- Brain wave associated with being awake, physically relaxed and internally focused
- Brain wave associated with drowsiness, deep meditation and mental imagery
- Any drug that has an alerting, activating effect
- Records electrical activity in muscles that control eye movements
- A self-report on sleep and waking time activities based on data collected through self-monitoring
- The broad category of consciousness associated with being awake and aware
- Information processing involving conscious mental effort and focused attention
- All that you are aware of at any moment in time
- Brain wave associated with the deepest stage of sleep and loss of consciousness
18 Clues: Measures the brain’s electrical activity • Records electrical activity in skeletal muscles • All that you are aware of at any moment in time • Any drug that has an alerting, activating effect • A graphical way of showing variations of consciousness • A physiological measure of change in level of alertness • ...
Muscle Crossword Puzzle (Goode, Ariana) 2024-04-30
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- plasma membrane of muscle
- surrounded by a membrane called perimysum
- functional unit inside of a muscle fiber
- a muscle under conscious control
- muscle aka striated
- long weak contractions
- attaches muscle to bone
- surrounds muscle
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- where thick and thin filaments overlap
- boundary between sarcomeres
- a collection of cells that are excitable
- produces heat
- a muscle that is not under conscious control
- enlargement of a muscle
- fiber a single muscle cell
- thin filament
- a sustained involuntary contraction
- thick filament
- pacemaker cells of the heart
- muscle fiber + motor neuron
20 Clues: produces heat • thin filament • thick filament • surrounds muscle • muscle aka striated • long weak contractions • enlargement of a muscle • attaches muscle to bone • plasma membrane of muscle • fiber a single muscle cell • boundary between sarcomeres • muscle fiber + motor neuron • pacemaker cells of the heart • a muscle under conscious control • a sustained involuntary contraction • ...
Mark's crossword 3 2022-11-14
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- very skeletal
- to be sad and serious
- good and peaceful
- very delicious
- frown meanly
- a witty remark
- the end of a porch
- super clean and shiny
- to limp or walk jittery
- to understand
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- to start a fire
- smoke or gas from a fire
- to joke with your friends
- an advantage that you have
- to bribe or trick
- very fancy or expensive
- a very long time or forever
- squirming in pain
- very thin and long
- to take all for yourself
- to tell a convincing lie
21 Clues: frown meanly • very skeletal • to understand • very delicious • a witty remark • to start a fire • good and peaceful • to bribe or trick • squirming in pain • the end of a porch • very thin and long • to be sad and serious • super clean and shiny • very fancy or expensive • to limp or walk jittery • smoke or gas from a fire • to take all for yourself • to tell a convincing lie • ...
Tissue Types 2025-09-17
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- nerve cells
- cushions joints and organs
- insulates, protects,provides nutrients
- osteon and red marrow
- lining of small intestines.
- invertebrates discs, in large joints
- tubules of kidney.
- male urethra,ductus deferens pharynx
- skin and oral cavity.
- ligaments and tendons
- surrounding glands
- urinary bladder.
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- lining the respiratory passage
- attached to the bone
- external ear structures and larynx
- ends of bone, tip of nose, and ribs
- framework for solid organs
- walls of hollow organs, blood vessels,and uterus
- heart muscle
- air sacs of lungs.
- transports nutrients and maintains homeostasis
21 Clues: nerve cells • heart muscle • urinary bladder. • tubules of kidney. • air sacs of lungs. • surrounding glands • attached to the bone • osteon and red marrow • skin and oral cavity. • ligaments and tendons • cushions joints and organs • framework for solid organs • lining of small intestines. • lining the respiratory passage • external ear structures and larynx • ...
Science Review Crossword Puzzle 2023-11-09
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- the body system that takes in oxygen and gets rid of carbon dioxide and water
- Animal and Plant cells; have a nucleus and can be unicellular or multicellular
- have a definite volume, but no shape of its own, take the shape of the container, particles always in contact with one another
- heat transfer that occurs through the movements of fluids
- the powerhouse of the cell; breaks down food to make energy for the cell
- Bacteria cells; do not have a nucleus and are unicellular
- groups of cells that work together
- transfer of energy by electromagnetic waves including heat and light
- organisms made of a single cell
- the measure of the average kinetic energy of the particles in an object or substance
- the control center of the cell
- transfer of energy from one particle of matter to another that are in direct contact
- change of state from a gas to a liquid
- have a definite shape and volume, maintains shape and volume in any position or container, particles packed very closely together and cannot move except to vibrate in place
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- observation using your five senses
- the variables that remain constant (the same) in an investigation
- organisms made of many cells
- change of state from a solid to a gas
- the one variable you are testing/changing on purpose in an investigation
- A body structure composed of different kinds of tissues that work together
- change of state from a liquid to a gas
- the energy transferred between two objects at different temperatures (warmer to cooler)
- the one variable you measure as a result of the investigation (data)
- an attempt to explain an observation
- the type of energy that is the total kinetic and potential energy of all the particles in an object or substance
- the body system that gets rid of wastes like urea, water, carbon dioxide, and heat
- no definite shape or volume, in a closed container these particles spread out and fill it, particles do not remain in contact with one another, but are moving in all directions
- observation using numbers and/or measurements or makes comparisons
- change of state from a liquid to a solid through a decrease in thermal energy
- the body system that protects internal organs, gives shape and support, provides movement, and produces red blood cells
- the body system that contains the heart, blood vessels, and blood
- change of state from a solid to a liquid through an increase in thermal energy
32 Clues: organisms made of many cells • the control center of the cell • organisms made of a single cell • observation using your five senses • groups of cells that work together • an attempt to explain an observation • change of state from a solid to a gas • change of state from a liquid to a gas • change of state from a gas to a liquid • ...
Anatomy Honors Unit 1 Study Guide 2020-09-06
Across
- This plane divides the body into left and right sections.
- tissue supports and binds things together. has five types: Blood, Dense, Bone, loose, and Cartilage.
- Away from the surface.
- This level is the first level of the "Levels of organization" that includes molecules, atoms lipids, ect.
- Ears are ________ to the feet.
- The removal of waste products from the body including liquids, gas, and solids. (part of the 8 functions of life)
- Closest to the skin.
- Feet are _________ to the ears.
- Maintains the body towards a stable equilibrium by constantly changing and adjusting interdependent elements.
- Part of the 11 organ systems: This system consists of nails, skin, and hair, glands nerves, ect.
- This cavity contains organs such as the heart and lungs, liver and stomach, and the pelvic cavity.
- This level is made of cells and is the third level of the "Levels of organization".
- This plane divides the body into front and back sections.
- The study of form, shape, structure, relationships, ect. Means "to cut apart".
- Part of the 11 organ systems: Absorbs nutrients and removes waste from foods consumed by the body
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- This level is made of multiple organs working together for a common purpose and is fifth in the "Levels of organization"
- Pulls water towards it
- This plane divides the body into top and bottom sections.
- Propels water away from it (water leaves).
- Explain how something functions and what it does. means "The study of nature"
- This solution is used when equilibrium in a substance has been reached.
- This tissue has major irritability and conductivity. Has two types: Neurons and Neurogila.
- This tissue lines and protects other tissues and has basement membranes. Has either simple or stratified layers.
- This last level is made of multiple organ systems that are working together the functions of an independent organism
- This cavity is the largest space in the body that holds the cranial cavity and the spinal cavity.
- This level contains cells,organelles, etc. and is the second level of the "Levels of organization".
- Part of the 11 organ systems: This system collects and processes information (senses) and sends messages to the brain.
- This level is made of two or more tissue types with a specific function and is the fourth level of "Levels of organization".
- of the 11 organ systems: This system influences the function of the body using hormones.
- This tissue moves by contracting and releasing. Has three main types: Skeletal, smooth, and cardiac.
30 Clues: Closest to the skin. • Pulls water towards it • Away from the surface. • Ears are ________ to the feet. • Feet are _________ to the ears. • Propels water away from it (water leaves). • This plane divides the body into left and right sections. • This plane divides the body into top and bottom sections. • This plane divides the body into front and back sections. • ...
Nervous System Ch 10 Terminology Review 2025-01-09
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- A narrow extracellular space between the cells at a synapse.
- Neuron that conducts impulses from the central nervous system to an effector.
- Sequence of electrical changes in part of a nerve cell or muscle cell exposed to a stimulus that exceeds threshold.
- Part of the nervous system that controls the viscera.
- Sensitive part of an axon where an action potential is generated.
- Neuroglia that line the ventricles of the brain.
- Chemical that an axon secretes, into a synapse, that stimulates or inhibits an effector (muscle or gland) or other neuron.
- nerve cell
- Mass of neuron cell bodies located outside the central nervous system (pl., ganglia)
- Process of a neuron that receives input from other neurons.
- Type of neuroglia in the CNS that produces myelin.
- A group of nerve cells in the central nervous system that synapse with each other.
- Type of neuroglia that connects neurons to blood vessels in the CNS.
- Neuroglia of the CNS that support neurons and phagocytize bacteria and cellular debris
- A nerve fiber; conducts an impulse away from a neuron cell body.
- The neuron releasing neurotransmitter at a synapse, on the “sending” side of a synapse.
- type of neuroglia that surrounds an axon of a peripheral neuron, forming the neurilemma and myelin.
- Neuron on the “receiving” side of a synapse.
- neuron Neuron that has a single process associated with its cell body
- Impulse conduction along an axon that seems to jump from one node to the next.
- A single neuron having synapses with two or more postsynaptic cells.
- Lipid material that forms a sheath like covering around some axons.
- Nerve cell that has many processes.
- Specialized cells of the nervous system that produce myelin, maintain the ionic environment, provide growth factors that support neurons, provide structural support, and play a role in cell-to-cell communication.
- The brain and spinal cord; CNS.
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- neuron A nerve cell with two cell processes associated with its cell body.
- Motor pathways of the peripheral nervous system that lead to skeletal muscles.
- Living cellular layer formed from Schwann cells on the exterior of some axons.
- Specialized structure associated with the peripheral end of a sensory neuron specific to detecting a particular sensation and triggering an impulse in response.
- Neuron between a sensory neuron and a motor neuron; internuncial or association neuron.
- Schwann cells
- Bioelectric signal conducted along a neuron axon or muscle fiber.
- Two or more neurons forming synapses with the same neuron.
- Stored electrical energy across a cell membrane due to the unequal distribution of ions on the two sides of the membrane.
- Level of potential at which an action potential is triggered in a neuron.
- Membranous sacs in the cytoplasm of nerve cells that have ribosomes attached to their surfaces; Nissl bodies.
- Parts of the nervous system outside the brain and spinal cord; PNS.
- A change in the membrane potential of the postsynaptic cell.
- Neurotransmitter from a presynaptic neuron affecting the postsynaptic cell.
- Period following stimulation during which a neuron or muscle fiber will not respond to another stimulus.
- Stored electrical energy due to the difference in electrical charge between the inside and outside of an undisturbed nerve cell membrane.
- Functional connection between the axon of one neuron and the dendrite or cell body of another neuron or the membrane of another cell type.
- Glia in the peripheral nervous system that support neurons in ganglia.
- neurons Neuron that conducts an impulse from a receptor to the central nervous system.
44 Clues: nerve cell • Schwann cells • The brain and spinal cord; CNS. • Nerve cell that has many processes. • Neuron on the “receiving” side of a synapse. • Neuroglia that line the ventricles of the brain. • Type of neuroglia in the CNS that produces myelin. • Part of the nervous system that controls the viscera. • Two or more neurons forming synapses with the same neuron. • ...
Crossword Puzzle Week 7 8th grade 2026-01-11
7/8 science test 3 2022-11-28
Across
- type of leaf that has only one blade attached to the petiole
- considered the "master gland"
- the tough membrane that encloses the heart
- a sensible explanation to a scientific problem
- the hormones released by the islets of langerhans to regulate sugar levels in the body are ______ and glucagon
- a distinct type of organism
- controls balance and muscle coordination
- the organ where bile is stored
- refers to animals in an environment
- the largest vessels that carry blood away from the heart
- the process by which life continues through a new generation of organisms
- a young plant that is no longer dependent on its cotyledons
- the process by which plants manufacture their food
- group of cells designed to work together as a unit
- this system provides movement for the body
- the brain & spinal cord are part of the _______ nervous system
- This controls simple reflexes
- the creeping stem that runs along the soil surface
- this scientist developed the scientific method
- a plant with flowerheads consisting of disk & ray flowers is from this family
- the tissue used by the body to conduct impulses is the ______tissue
- muscles that work without conscious thought
- blood enters the upper chambers of the heart which is called the ______.
- a ripened flower ovary
- plant tissues that carry food downward to the stems and roots
- the methodical testing of scientific ideas
- this system supports the body and protects vital organs
- the scattering of seeds by wind, water or people is ___ dispersal
- branch of biology that studies the relationships between organisms in their environments
- grains are the fruits of plants from this family
- the process that water in the soil enters a root's root hairs
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- the primary pigment that causes skin color
- this system controls other body systems
- this system transports nutrients and oxygen to cells and carries waste from cells
- The structure that exchanges oxygen and nutrients between the blood of an unborn child and his mother?
- the main divisions of the skeleton are the axial skeleton and the _______ skeleton
- the first section of the small intestine
- the early growth of a seed
- plants that live many growing seasons
- the root system develops from the ____ of the seed
- this system covers and protects the body
- the uniting of a sperm cell and an egg cell
- cells that carry oxygen through the blood
- pollination is the transfer of pollen from the ______ to the stigma
- a white blood cell that matures in the thymus
- the science of classification
- a scientific idea that has survived testing & was never proven false
- what type of symmetry does an organism that can be cut into equal halves in only one direction have?
- the path that food follows through the digestive track is the ______ canal
- the scientific name for the windpipe
- joints that give the shoulders and hips their wide range of motion
- the air sacs in the lungs
- this system concentrates and removes liquid waste
- the largest lymphatic organ
- the plant family that helps restore nitrogen to he soil
- the structure that connects bones to muscles
- a properly designed experiment should have ___ independent variables
- an organism's home within the environment
- portion of the body that contains most vital organs
- the sum of all chemical processes of life
- a dome-shaped muscle that aids in breathing
- scientific term for a flowering plant
- connect the kidneys to the bladder
- parallel veins, petals in multiples of 3, and a fibrous root system are all characteristics of ______.
- the study of reasoning
- in science, anything that is used as a partial representation of something else.
66 Clues: a ripened flower ovary • the study of reasoning • the air sacs in the lungs • the early growth of a seed • a distinct type of organism • the largest lymphatic organ • considered the "master gland" • This controls simple reflexes • the science of classification • the organ where bile is stored • connect the kidneys to the bladder • refers to animals in an environment • ...
Medical imaging 2025-04-30
Across
- Imaging measuring brain’s magnetic activity
- Diagnostic imaging technique using high-frequency sound waves
- Procedure with a flexible camera tube
- Imaging for bones
- Doctor who interprets X-rays and MRIs
- Nuclear medicine scan
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- Study of the functions of living organisms
- Imaging tissue stiffness
- Process of identifying a disease
- Medical imaging using infrared radiation
- Study of body structure
- Tissues for movement
- Skeletal parts
- X-ray specialist
14 Clues: Skeletal parts • X-ray specialist • Imaging for bones • Tissues for movement • Nuclear medicine scan • Study of body structure • Imaging tissue stiffness • Process of identifying a disease • Procedure with a flexible camera tube • Doctor who interprets X-rays and MRIs • Medical imaging using infrared radiation • Study of the functions of living organisms • ...
Ms.Muscles 2021-02-17
10 Clues: heart muscle • your upper arm • supports your joints • stomach or intestines • triceps or bone muscle • hardest working muscle • attaches muscle to bone • the tissue under your skin • maintains the form of your body • the strongest muscle in your body
Osteoporosis systemic skeleton disease 2025-12-19
10 Clues: DEXA diagnostic score • Vertebral fracture type • Gold-standard bone scan • Systemic skeletal disease • Measurement of bone strength • Common fragility fracture site • Major non-modifiable risk factor • First-line osteoporosis treatment • Postmenopausal hormonal deficiency • Essential vitamin for calcium absorption
Cells and Tissues 2 2020-11-09
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- Freely movable joint
- These break down bone
- Name for a skeletal muscle fiber
- Connects bone to bone
- Attaches muscle to bone or cartilage
- Translucent and flexible
- Synonym for a fibrous joint
- Covers bones
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- A contractile protein
- Liquid portion of blood
- Cartilage in the epiglottis
- Most common type of blood cell
- Type of muscle found in the esophagus
- Synonym for white blood cell
- Protect and support the body
- Can bind together to stop bleeding
- Bundle of muscle fibers
- Example of a flat bone
18 Clues: Covers bones • Freely movable joint • A contractile protein • These break down bone • Connects bone to bone • Example of a flat bone • Liquid portion of blood • Bundle of muscle fibers • Translucent and flexible • Cartilage in the epiglottis • Synonym for a fibrous joint • Synonym for white blood cell • Protect and support the body • Most common type of blood cell • ...
JoseRodriguez Biology 2016-12-08
Across
- Fluid filled space outside of granum
- the "Powerhouse" of the cell
- a process that turns Co2 to glucose
- the Pigmentation of the cell
- adenosine diphosphate
- makes ATP
- Requires oxygen
- Organism that relay on Autotrophs for food/energy
- Release stored energy
- Captures light energy,Found in cell of leaves
- occurs in cytoplasm
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- Sac like membrane
- adenosine triphosphate
- Chemical energy,Organic Substances
- Uses sunlight for Photosynthesis
- Occurs in Animal Skeletal muscles
- The process of turning light in to glucose and oxygen
- Absence of oxygen
18 Clues: makes ATP • Requires oxygen • Sac like membrane • Absence of oxygen • occurs in cytoplasm • adenosine diphosphate • Release stored energy • adenosine triphosphate • the "Powerhouse" of the cell • the Pigmentation of the cell • Uses sunlight for Photosynthesis • Occurs in Animal Skeletal muscles • Chemical energy,Organic Substances • a process that turns Co2 to glucose • ...
Chapter 39 Part 1 2019-12-09
Across
- flexible material made of cells surrounded by protein
- frogs salamanders toads
- sharks rays skates
- ability to detect chemicals in environment
- allow fish to sense vibrations in water
- hagfishes
- lamprey
- fills with air to maintain bouyancy
- skeletal elements that support pharynx
Down
- humans mice deer rats
- lobe finned fish
- birds
- male impregnates female by injecting sperm into female
- respiratory organs of fishes
- small toothlike scales that feel like sandpaper
- turtles snakes crocodiles
- tapered at head and tail, shape of shark
- ray finned fish
18 Clues: birds • lamprey • hagfishes • ray finned fish • lobe finned fish • sharks rays skates • humans mice deer rats • frogs salamanders toads • turtles snakes crocodiles • respiratory organs of fishes • fills with air to maintain bouyancy • skeletal elements that support pharynx • allow fish to sense vibrations in water • tapered at head and tail, shape of shark • ...
Zachary Cloward 2016-12-08
Across
- Adenosine Diphosphate
- The pigment found in chloroplasts
- A cycle occurring during glycolysis
- Process of turning sunlight into chemical energy
- Makes it's own food with chemicals
- Cycle occurring in photosynthesis
- Does not require oxygen
- Fluid filled space
- Adenosine Triphosphate
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- Captures energy to make it into food
- Requires oxygen
- 1st step in cellular respiration
- Capture light energy
- Process that gives off carbon dioxide
- Rely on autotrophs for food
- Sac like membrane (pancake)
- In animal skeletal muscles
- Power house of the cell
18 Clues: Requires oxygen • Fluid filled space • Capture light energy • Adenosine Diphosphate • Adenosine Triphosphate • Power house of the cell • Does not require oxygen • In animal skeletal muscles • Rely on autotrophs for food • Sac like membrane (pancake) • 1st step in cellular respiration • The pigment found in chloroplasts • Cycle occurring in photosynthesis • ...
Dent's Photosynthesis and Cellular Respiration 2016-12-07
Across
- Adenosine Diphosphate
- organism that uses cellular respiration
- biological molecule that provides energy
- fluid filled space outside of grana
- C6H1202 + 6O2 = 6CO2 + 6H2O + energy
- used in photosynthesis
- the organelle where photosynthesis takes place
- requires oxygen
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- sac like membrane
- 6CO2 + 6H2O + energy = C6H12O6 + 6O2
- "fermantation" no oxygen
- the pigment in chloroplast
- chemical energy/inorganic substances
- used in cellular respiration
- the organelle where cellular respiration takes place
- occurs in cytoplasm
- organism that makes it's own food
- occurs in animal skeletal muscles
18 Clues: requires oxygen • sac like membrane • occurs in cytoplasm • Adenosine Diphosphate • used in photosynthesis • "fermantation" no oxygen • the pigment in chloroplast • used in cellular respiration • organism that makes it's own food • occurs in animal skeletal muscles • fluid filled space outside of grana • 6CO2 + 6H2O + energy = C6H12O6 + 6O2 • chemical energy/inorganic substances • ...
Muscle 2022-07-19
Across
- ion stored in sarcoplasmic reticulum
- attachment tissue between bones
- part of the thick filament
- voluntary muscle class
- muscle for bending the arm
- attachment tissue between muscle and bone
- bands or stripes
- action between myosin and actin
- muscle for extending the arm
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- muscle for extending the leg
- part of the thin filament
- oxygen-storing molecule
- attachment between cardiac muscle cells
- muscle over the shoulder
- energy producing cell organelle
- involuntary muscle class
- energy sources for muscle contraction
- heart-related muscle class
18 Clues: bands or stripes • voluntary muscle class • oxygen-storing molecule • muscle over the shoulder • involuntary muscle class • part of the thin filament • part of the thick filament • muscle for bending the arm • heart-related muscle class • muscle for extending the leg • muscle for extending the arm • attachment tissue between bones • energy producing cell organelle • ...
Electromagnetic Spectrum 2021-12-08
Body systems 2013-10-29
Bio 132 Ch. 15 SG 2023-10-24
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- Bowling, walking (fast pace), line dancing, and doing yoga ((2-3 days/week) (upper middle tier)).
- activity movement resulting from the contraction of skeletal muscles and can be categorized into occupational, sports, conditioning, household, or other activities.
- These are three amino acids with a unique branched side chain. They include leucine, isoleucine, and valine / These are preferentially utilized by muscle cells for energy / They have been shown in studies to help with delayed onset of muscle soreness (DOMS), sparing muscle glycogen, and decreasing protein degradation.
- a nutrient-dense type of protein found in milk.
- Bicep curls, tricep presses, squats, lunges, push ups ((2-3 days/week, 8-10 exercises 1 set of 8-12 reps) (lower middle tier 3 / 3)).
- This system utilizes phosphocreatine (PCr) to transfer a high-energy phosphate to ADP. So, it helps to reform ATP / This system functions under anaerobic conditions. Muscle cells metabolize glucose under anaerobic conditions / Muscle cells do not make or store much PCr / Creatine phosphate can be obtained from two sources: ingestion of meat and internal production by the liver and kidneys / This system provides energy for short bouts (~10 seconds) of high-intensity activity.
- This system kicks in after PCr-ATP system cannot keep up / This functions under anaerobic conditions / Muscle cells metabolize glucose to pyruvate and then convert pyruvate to lactic acid acid / Using their glycogen stores in the muscle first, then utilizing the stores in the liver / The system provides a small amount of ATP / Enough to sustain vigorous activity for up to 180 seconds / Fatigue will start to occur after this time.
- Heat-related illness that can occur after intense exercise and is characterized by weakness or dizziness, dark urine, headaches / Move victim to cool, shady spot, lie on back with legs slightly elevated above chest level and cool the person; monitor as well.
- refers to the amount of time spent in an exercise session.
- subset of physical activity that is planned, structured, and repetitive (has a final or intermediate objective (purpose) the improvement or maintenance of physical fitness).
- the maximal oxygen uptake. This is the measure of max oxygen consumed during physical activity.
- breathing hard and fast, and your heart rate has gone up quite a bit (Examples: jogging or running swimming laps, riding a bike fast or on hills, playing singles tennis, playing basketball).
- includes movement & takes the muscle through a full range of motion.
- These are physical activities, that increase the ability of a joint to move through it’s range of motion.
- Gardening, raking leaves, mowing the lawn, walking the dog, cleaning the house, playing with your children ((Most days of the week, accumulate 30+ minutes) (bottom tier)).
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- These are physical activities, such as pull-ups, that develop muscle strength and muscle endurance.
- the ability of the heart and lungs to deliver oxygen to muscles and will determine the capacity for intense aerobic physical activity.
- Running, cycling, in-line skating, stair stepping ((3-5 days/week, for a total of 150 minutes) (lower middle tier 1 / 3)).
- working hard enough to raise your heart rate and break a sweat (Examples: walking fast, doing water aerobics, riding a bike on level ground or with few hills, playing doubles tennis, pushing a lawn mower).
- Most dangerous form of heat-related illness / Potentially fatal condition characterized by body temperatures greater than 104°F, lack of sweating, rapid shallow breathing, confusion / Move to a cool environment and call 911 immediately.
- maintains muscle in a stretched position for a certain period of time.
- the term used to refer to the inherited physical characteristic that can affect athletic performance (Body size, shape, composition).
- Continuous types of physical activity would not be possible if skeletal muscles depending only on the anaerobic energy systems / This system utilizes the mitochondria (POWER HOUSE OF THE CELL) to make enough ATP to maintain the activity at the level the individual wants / To increase one’s anaerobic activity, engage in an endurance training program that gradually increases the intensity level of activities / When muscle cells have plenty of oxygen available and sufficient time, they can metabolize glucose completely / This enables cells to produce about 18x more ATP energy than the amount produced by anaerobic systems / This system lasts anywhere from 2 minutes to 3 hours or more
- Sitting, driving, watching TV, using a computer, texting, or playing video games (top of pyramid).
- Involuntary and painful muscle contractions occurring during or after exercise / Cause is unclear, treat with rest and replace electrolytes lost.
- Static stretching of major muscle groups. Holding each stretch for 10-30 seconds ((2-3 days/week) (lower middle tier 2 / 3)).
- the number of times the activity is performed weekly.
- how the duration frequency, and intensity increase over time.
- These are physical activities that involve sustained, rhythmic contractions of large muscle groups.
- a set of attributes that are either health - or skill - related & the ability to perform moderate - to vigorous - intensity activities without becoming excessively fatigued.
- refers to the type of exercise performed (Walk, brisk walk, run, biking, swimming).
31 Clues: a nutrient-dense type of protein found in milk. • the number of times the activity is performed weekly. • refers to the amount of time spent in an exercise session. • how the duration frequency, and intensity increase over time. • includes movement & takes the muscle through a full range of motion. • ...
Body Systems 2023-09-25
9 Clues: Breathing • Reproduction • Processing Food • Waste Elimination • Blood Circulation • Protects against damage • Communication of all Body Sytems • Provides support & movement to the body • Blood Production & defense against disease
Chapter 30 2023-03-09
4 Clues: able to be heard • covered or concealed • group somewhat less distinct than species usually are; geographical variety or race • 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
Kaydence Richens, Megan Rowan 2020-01-02
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- below the Medulla Oblongata, it carries message to the brain and the body.
- root word for the coordination center
- section of the brain between the Frontal Lobe and the Primary sensory cortex, it controls all voluntary movements
- Nervoussystem section of PNS, voluntary, inouts and outputs to skeletal muscle.
- afferent, section of Somatic Nervous system, sends to brain and spinal cord.
- root word for unconciousness
- the back of the brain, it's your vision center.
- section of the brain connected to the Corpus Callosum and the thalamus, it regulates hunger and thirst (homeostasis).
- root word for duramatter (outer most meninges)
- section of Autonomic Nervous System, stress/emergency, fight or flight.
- section of Autonomic Nervous System, resting/homeostasis, rest ad digest.
- root word for forgetfulness
- section of the brain, right below the cerebrum, it connects the right and left hemisphere of the brain.
- section of the brain below pons, it's your life support, breathing, swallowing, coughing, etc.
- word for similar or beside paralysis
- Central nervous system and Peripheral Nervous system.
- section of the brain between the Primary motor cortex and Parietal Lobe, it process and makes of info. gathered from 5 the senses
- abbreviation for central nervous system
- word for pertaining to producing feeling
- abbreviation for acetylsalicylic acid
- section of the brain above cerebellum and pons, it functions hearing, equilibrium, memory.
- root word for the brain
- efferent, section of Somatic Nervous System, it sends away from brain to muscle.
- word for seizure during sleep
- suffix for condition of the mind
- section of the brain in the middle of the primary sensory cortex and the occipital lobe, it functions your understanding, speech, temp. touch, and pressure.
- suffix for speech
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- section of PNS, involuntary, it inputs and outputs to smoothe and cardiac muscles.
- top of inside of the brain, it's high order functions.
- word for condition of forgetfulness
- word meaning to carry towards or near
- root word for spinal cord
- suffix for head
- section of the brain connected to the hypothalamus and Corpus Callosum, it's the relay center from sensory receptors to proper area of the brain.
- root word for burning
- section of the brain front of the brain, it functions personality, problem solving and critical thinking
- word for inflammation of the grey matter of the spinal cord
- 12 pairs of cranial nerves, 31 pairs of spinal nerves, detects change and causes effect.
- root word for thalamus (relay center)
- abbreviation for peripheral nervous system
- section of the brain connected to the hypothalamus, it produces hormones, its called the master gland.
- it controls a portion of the nevous system and has no divisions
- word for supporting cells in the nerves
- suffix for supporting cells or cells that support
- word for inflammation of the brain
- root word for the branching structure (dentrites)
- abbreviation for electroencephalogram
- word for split mind
- section of the brain right above the Medulla Oblongata, auditory and visual relay center
- section of the brain next to pons, it's the coordination center
- word for surgically removing a section
- section of the brain next to the cerebellum, it sorts and relays messages within the brain (left cortex) dreams and sleep.
- root word for body, relating or affecting the body
- word for difficulty speaking
- root word for cranium (skull)
- abbreviation for transient Ischemic attack
- suffix for seizure
- prefix for towards or near
58 Clues: suffix for head • suffix for speech • suffix for seizure • word for split mind • root word for burning • root word for the brain • root word for spinal cord • prefix for towards or near • root word for forgetfulness • root word for unconciousness • word for difficulty speaking • word for seizure during sleep • root word for cranium (skull) • suffix for condition of the mind • ...
Crossword Puzzle Week 7 8th grade 2026-01-11
Hoot Vocab #2 2014-04-14
Across
- Gave (antonym)
- Expressing joy or triumph.
- Scandalous (synonym)
- The caterpillar _____ into a butterfly.
- Undignified (antonym)
- Skeletal (synonym)
- Being ______ in this pinch would require some composure and diplomacy.
- Appeased (antonym)
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- Campaign (synonym)
- I was miffed at the teacher for giving us so much science fair work.
- Free from disturbance or being calm.
- Claim that someone has done something illegal without proof.
- Wrecked (synonym)
- Abashed (synonym)
14 Clues: Gave (antonym) • Wrecked (synonym) • Abashed (synonym) • Campaign (synonym) • Skeletal (synonym) • Appeased (antonym) • Scandalous (synonym) • Undignified (antonym) • Expressing joy or triumph. • Free from disturbance or being calm. • The caterpillar _____ into a butterfly. • Claim that someone has done something illegal without proof. • ...
Muscular System 2025-11-19
Across
- type of muscle that makes up the heart
- extends the arm
- type of muscles that are involuntary
- calf muscle
- helps us smile
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- bends the leg at the knee
- connect muscles to bones and joints
- raises and lowers eyebrows
- muscles found in chest
- extends the leg at the knee
- our shoulder muscles
- bends the arm
- muscle that stabilizes the scapula
- type of muscles that we control
14 Clues: calf muscle • bends the arm • helps us smile • extends the arm • our shoulder muscles • muscles found in chest • bends the leg at the knee • raises and lowers eyebrows • extends the leg at the knee • type of muscles that we control • muscle that stabilizes the scapula • connect muscles to bones and joints • type of muscles that are involuntary • type of muscle that makes up the heart
Ch. 39 Part 1 2019-12-09
Across
- respiratory organs of fishes
- flexible material made of cells surrounded by protein
- small toothlike scales that feel like sandpaper
- male impregnates female by injecting sperm into female
- lobe finned fish
- skeletal elements that support pharynx
- birds
- tapered at head and tail, shape of shark
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- frogs salamanders toads
- hagfishes
- ray finned fish
- humans mice deer rats
- sharks rays skates
- lamprey
- ability to detect chemicals in environment
- allow fish to sense vibrations in water
- fills with air to maintain bouyancy
- turtles snakes crocodiles
18 Clues: birds • lamprey • hagfishes • ray finned fish • lobe finned fish • sharks rays skates • humans mice deer rats • frogs salamanders toads • turtles snakes crocodiles • respiratory organs of fishes • fills with air to maintain bouyancy • skeletal elements that support pharynx • allow fish to sense vibrations in water • tapered at head and tail, shape of shark • ...
Ch. 39 Part 1 2019-12-09
Across
- flexible material made of cells surrounded by protein
- frogs salamanders toads
- sharks rays skates
- ability to detect chemicals in environment
- allow fish to sense vibrations in water
- hagfishes
- lamprey
- fills with air to maintain bouyancy
- skeletal elements that support pharynx
Down
- humans mice deer rats
- lobe finned fish
- birds
- male impregnates female by injecting sperm into female
- respiratory organs of fishes
- small toothlike scales that feel like sandpaper
- turtles snakes crocodiles
- tapered at head and tail, shape of shark
- ray finned fish
18 Clues: birds • lamprey • hagfishes • ray finned fish • lobe finned fish • sharks rays skates • humans mice deer rats • frogs salamanders toads • turtles snakes crocodiles • respiratory organs of fishes • fills with air to maintain bouyancy • skeletal elements that support pharynx • allow fish to sense vibrations in water • tapered at head and tail, shape of shark • ...
Cell Parts 2022-09-29
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- Small dense spherical structure in the nucleus of a cell during interphase
- Play a role in organizing microtubules that serve as the cell's skeletal system.
- Responsible for transporting, modifying, and packaging proteins and lipids into vesicles for delivery to targeted destinations
- synthesizes lipids, phospholipids as in plasma membranes, and steroids.
- Can be found in both animals and plants, function is to handle waste products
- can either be smooth or rough, and in general its function is to produce proteins for the rest of the cell to function.
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- Tiny openings present in the nuclear membrane of the nucleus that allow the movement of specific molecules
- intercellular structure made of both RNA and protein, the site of protein synthesis in the cell.
- The gelatinous liquid that fills the inside of a cell.
- Generates most of the chemical energy needed to power the cell's biochemical reactions.
- controls and regulates the activities of the cell
- membrane Membrane found in all cells that separates the interior of the cell from the outside environment
12 Clues: controls and regulates the activities of the cell • The gelatinous liquid that fills the inside of a cell. • synthesizes lipids, phospholipids as in plasma membranes, and steroids. • Small dense spherical structure in the nucleus of a cell during interphase • Can be found in both animals and plants, function is to handle waste products • ...
AP Psych Mod 9-11 2021-10-28
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- a nerve cell; the basic building block of the nervous system
- chemicals messengers that are manufactured by the endocrine glands, travel through the bloodstream and affect other tissues
- sheath a fatty tisue layer that covers the axon of some neurons
- the oldest part and central core of the brain, beginning where the spinal cord swells as it enters the skull; repsonsible for automatic survival functions
- ¨morphins within¨ natural opiate-like neurotransmitters linked to pain control and to pleasure
- in neural proccessing, a brief resting pause that occurs after a neuron has fired
- a neurons ofen bushy, branching extensions that receive and intergrate messages, conducting impulses toward the cell body
- a simple, automatic response to a sensory stimulus such as the knee jerk response
- a molecule that increases a neurotransmitters action
- a neural center located in the limbic system; helps process for storage explicit memories of facts and events
- cells in the nervous system that support, nourish and protect neurons; they also play a role in learning, memory and thinking
- a technique for revealing bloodflow and, therefore, brain activity by comparing successive MRI scans; shows brain function as well as structure
- network
- the endocrine systems most influential gland; regulates growth and controls other endocrine glands
- the nueron extension that passes the messages through its branches to other neurons or to muscles or glands
- the ¨little brain¨ at the rear of the brainstem
- a pair of endocrine glands that sit just above the kidneys and secrete hormones that help arouse the body in times of stress
- a brain imaging technique that measures magnetic fields from the brains natural electrical activity
- the part of the peripheral nervous system that controls the glanda and muscles of the internal organs
- the part of a neuron that contains the nucelus; the cells life support system
- the brains sensory control center located on top of the brainstem
- the divsion of the peripheral nervous system that controls the bodys skeletal muscles
- neurons neurons that carry outgoing info from the brain and spinal cord to the muscles and glands
- a neural impulse; a brief electrical charge that travels down a axon
- a nerve network that travels through the brainstem into the thalamus and plays an important role in controlling arousal
- the divsion of the autonomic nervous system that arouses the body, mobilizing its energy
- chemical messangers that cross the synaptic gaps between neurons.
- the brain and spinal cord
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- the bodys ¨slow¨ chemical communication system; a set of glands that secrete hormones into the bloodstream
- bundled axons that form neural cables connecting the central nervous system with the muscles, glands and other sense organs
- the bodys speedy, electrochemical
- the base of the brainstem; controls heartbeat and breathing
- the division of the autonomic nervous system that calms the body, conserving energy
- neurons within the brain and spinal cord and brain; they communicate internally and process info between the sensory inputs and motor outputs
- the level of stimulation required to trigger a neural impulse
- neurons neurons that carry incoming info from the bodys tissues and sensory receptors to the brain and spinal cord
- a neurons reaction of either firing with full strength or not firing
- the sensory and motor neurons that connect the central nervous system to the rest of the body
- a visual display of brain activity that detects where a radioactive form of glucose goes while the brain performs a given task
- an amplified recording of the waves of electrical activity sweeping across the brains surface
- the junction between the axon tip of the sending neuoron and the dendrite or cell body of the receiving neuron.
- a series of x-ray photos taken from different angles and combined by computer into a composite representation of a slice of the brains structure
- a technique that uses magnetic fields and radio waves to produce computer-generated images of soft tissue; shows brain anotomy
- a molecule that inhibts or blocks a neurotransmitters action
- a neurotransmitters reabsoprtion by sending the neuron.
- tissue destruction
46 Clues: network • tissue destruction • the brain and spinal cord • the bodys speedy, electrochemical • the ¨little brain¨ at the rear of the brainstem • a molecule that increases a neurotransmitters action • a neurotransmitters reabsoprtion by sending the neuron. • the base of the brainstem; controls heartbeat and breathing • ...
Body Systems 2015-11-05
10 Clues: Made Up Of Bones • Allows Body Movement • Depends On The Heart • Foods Are Broken Down • Helps Fight Infection • Produces Sperm Or Eggs • Regulate Body Function • Removes All Types Of Waste • Provides Oxygen To The Blood • Coordinates All Body Activities
Ms.Muscles 2021-02-17
10 Clues: heart muscle • your upper arm • supports your joints • stomach or intestines • triceps or bone muscle • hardest working muscle • attaches muscle to bone • the tissue under your skin • maintains the form of your body • the strongest muscle in your body
Muscles 2021-02-17
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- attaches bone to bone
- two bones that meet
- carry messages to and from the brain
- stomach and intestines
- connects the hand to the forearm
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- triceps or bone muscle
- bends the forearm toward the upper arm
- Heart muscle
- three sets of strong muscles
- may flex and extend
- attaches bone to muscles
- cage there are twelve pairs
12 Clues: Heart muscle • may flex and extend • two bones that meet • attaches bone to bone • triceps or bone muscle • stomach and intestines • attaches bone to muscles • cage there are twelve pairs • three sets of strong muscles • connects the hand to the forearm • carry messages to and from the brain • bends the forearm toward the upper arm
Muscle by Jesse Landeros 2021-02-16
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- Muscle that you can control
- Everything on here makes the _____________
- Connects your muscle to your bone
- Muscles that you can't control
- Means shortens
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- Connects your bone to another bone
- The longest muscle in your body
- Above your humerus
- Connected to your scapula
- Only 1 muscle
- Busiest Muscle in the body
- Under your humerus
12 Clues: Only 1 muscle • Means shortens • Above your humerus • Under your humerus • Connected to your scapula • Busiest Muscle in the body • Muscle that you can control • Muscles that you can't control • The longest muscle in your body • Connects your muscle to your bone • Connects your bone to another bone • Everything on here makes the _____________
Silent e 2025-01-07
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- woodwind musical instrument
- a tangible replica of the earth
- required for breathing
- a person skilled in sports
- number less than ten
- move up and down vigorously
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- a 3d shape with 6 sides
- play equipment at the park
- creates the skeletal framework
- water that curls into an arch
- when something is similar
- melodious music
12 Clues: melodious music • number less than ten • required for breathing • a 3d shape with 6 sides • when something is similar • play equipment at the park • a person skilled in sports • woodwind musical instrument • move up and down vigorously • water that curls into an arch • creates the skeletal framework • a tangible replica of the earth
Phylum Cnidaria Vocabulary 2022-02-07
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- lining membrane of the alimentary tract of an invertebrate
- a gelatinous substance between the endoderm and ectoderm of sponges or cnidarians.
- a specialized cell in the tentacles of a jellyfish or other coelenterate, containing a barbed or venomous coiled thread that can be projected in self-defense or to capture prey.
- free-swimming or crawling larval type common
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- the fixed polyp-like stage in the life cycle of a jellyfish, which reproduces asexually by budding
- cavity- the primary organ of digestion and circulation in two major animal phyla
- one of two principal body types occurring in members of the invertebrate animal phylum Cnidaria
- skeleton- the most prevalent skeletal system used by animals for movement and support.
- Cnidocytes are specialized cells that define the phylum Cnidaria.
- an extra piece of tissue that grows inside your body.
- a larval jellyfish, after it has separated from the scyphistoma.
- Cnidaria is a phylum under kingdom Animalia containing over 11,000 species of aquatic animals found both in freshwater and marine environments, predominantly the latter.
12 Clues: free-swimming or crawling larval type common • an extra piece of tissue that grows inside your body. • lining membrane of the alimentary tract of an invertebrate • a larval jellyfish, after it has separated from the scyphistoma. • Cnidocytes are specialized cells that define the phylum Cnidaria. • ...
Chapter 25 2023-03-20
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- a four-footed animal, especially a member of a group which includes all vertebrates higher than fishes.
- system a row of sensory organs running along the sides of the body
- an internal skeleton, such as the bony or cartilaginous skeleton of vertebrates.
- the tailed aquatic larva of an amphibian
- on each side of the fish witch is a protective flap
- live part of their life on land and water
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- a cartilaginous skeletal rod supporting the body in all embryonic and some adult chordate animals.
- each of the series of small bones forming the backbone
- an animal of the large phylum Chordata, comprising the vertebrates together with the sea squirts and lancelets.
- fish a fish of a class distinguished by having a skeleton of cartilage rather than bone, including the sharks, rays, and chimeras.
- fish. a fish of a large class distinguished by a skeleton of bone, and comprising the majority of modern fishes.
- bladder a sac that regulates buoyancy
12 Clues: bladder a sac that regulates buoyancy • the tailed aquatic larva of an amphibian • live part of their life on land and water • on each side of the fish witch is a protective flap • each of the series of small bones forming the backbone • system a row of sensory organs running along the sides of the body • ...
BS3206 2025-01-30
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- A native user experience (UX) framework for both Windows desktop and UWP applications.
- Extensible Application Markup Language used for designing user interfaces in .NET MAUI apps.
- A technique where you test an expression to determine if it has certain characteristics
- Cross-platform, open-source framework from Microsoft that replaced the old, Windows-only .NET Framework.
- represent the structure and relationships of classes within a system
- A lightweight container that holds multiple values together, not an array or a class.
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- Extend value types with the ability to hold an absence of value using ?
- Allows a class to derive from another class, inheriting its properties and methods.
- Stores key-value pairs, making it easy to look up values using unique keys.
- a two-dimensional skeletal outline of a webpage or app
- A flexible software development approach that values collaboration, customer feedback, and iterative progress over rigid planning.
- Cross-platform framework from Microsoft that lets you build native apps for Android, iOS, macOS, and Windows with a single C# codebase.
12 Clues: a two-dimensional skeletal outline of a webpage or app • represent the structure and relationships of classes within a system • Extend value types with the ability to hold an absence of value using ? • Stores key-value pairs, making it easy to look up values using unique keys. • ...
Muscular System Arthur Dos Santos 2024-03-01
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- found in your heart and pumps blood around you body
- enables your bones to move
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- skeletal can be strengthened by doing ( )
- when you do resistance exercise you work against the resistance or ( )
- found in the digestive tract and in the walls of blood vessels
- when your arm bends the ( ) muscle is the flavor
6 Clues: enables your bones to move • skeletal can be strengthened by doing ( ) • found in your heart and pumps blood around you body • when your arm bends the ( ) muscle is the flavor • found in the digestive tract and in the walls of blood vessels • when you do resistance exercise you work against the resistance or ( )
Things in the body 2022-03-23
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- to protect the inside of your body
- ex:Hormone, long range
- network of glands and organs
- evokes a specific functional
- ex:Your stomach
- controls activity in body
- You can not control
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- Allows movement in one direction
- involuntary constriction and relax
- outside the brain and spinal cord
- maintain fairly stable conditions
- What type of muscle your heart is
- You can control
- composed of muscle fibers
- ex:Bicept and sholder muscle
15 Clues: You can control • ex:Your stomach • You can not control • ex:Hormone, long range • composed of muscle fibers • controls activity in body • ex:Bicept and sholder muscle • network of glands and organs • evokes a specific functional • Allows movement in one direction • outside the brain and spinal cord • maintain fairly stable conditions • What type of muscle your heart is • ...
Final Review 2017-06-05
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- ads; everyone has this product
- shape; depicts our health
- sys; exchange of gases
- ads; uses emotional images/music
- sys; protection and makes blood cells
- ads; good looking spokesperson
- sys; glands that control hormones
- carries o2/co2
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- sys; protects/attacks pathogens
- ads; Coke/Pepsi, Chevy/Ford
- sys; transports nutrients/ gases/cellular waste
- Ozzie Jones; attacks germs
- ads; cheeseburger in ad looks amazing
- ads; celebrity spokesperson
- ads; iphones, outdated electronics
15 Clues: carries o2/co2 • sys; exchange of gases • shape; depicts our health • Ozzie Jones; attacks germs • ads; Coke/Pepsi, Chevy/Ford • ads; celebrity spokesperson • ads; everyone has this product • ads; good looking spokesperson • sys; protects/attacks pathogens • ads; uses emotional images/music • sys; glands that control hormones • ads; iphones, outdated electronics • ...
science group 2 2021-11-09
11 Clues: how we move • how we breathe • a living thing • get rid of waste • basic unit of life • how we fight deceases • maintaining temperature • the structure of our body • blood gets through our body • a group of cells that have structure • a collection of tissues that function
Body Systems 2024-11-08
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- Sends signals through your body
- Fights off diseases
- This helps absorb the nutrients from food
- Circulates blood, nutrients, etc.
- Regulates body temperature
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- Helps develop offspring
- Gives you movement
- Gives support and shape
- Produces hormones
- Filters blood and waste
- Takes in oxygen, takes out carbon dioxide
11 Clues: Produces hormones • Gives you movement • Fights off diseases • Helps develop offspring • Gives support and shape • Filters blood and waste • Regulates body temperature • Sends signals through your body • Circulates blood, nutrients, etc. • This helps absorb the nutrients from food • Takes in oxygen, takes out carbon dioxide
jt and abe 2012-12-18
12 Clues: skull • to bend • jaw bone • to draw together • to break or crack • relating to the heart • connects muscles to bone • flexible connective tissue • frame work that support the body • muscle at the front of the upper arm • muscle located at the back of the upper arm • muscle muscle connected at either end of the bone
Harry Potter Test 2013-02-06
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- sport played in the air
- non-magical population
- bane`s home
- all wizard bank
- all wizard prison
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- a school of magical education
- hope-sucking, hooded creatures
- the dursley`s house is number_ privet drive
- large human-like body
- black, skeletal winged horse
- winged, fire-breathing creature
- a narrow, non-existing strip of wood
12 Clues: bane`s home • all wizard bank • all wizard prison • large human-like body • non-magical population • sport played in the air • black, skeletal winged horse • a school of magical education • hope-sucking, hooded creatures • winged, fire-breathing creature • a narrow, non-existing strip of wood • the dursley`s house is number_ privet drive
Body systems crossword 2023-03-08
12 Clues: gets rid of waste • deals with hormones • allows body too move • helps break down food • protects other organs • tells body what too do • allows you too breathe • carry's blood through body • outer most layer of the body • all systems are located here • suports organs creates blood • body parts that have a vital function
Crossword 2022-03-04
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- Underground molten rock
- Balloons, corn and colour can do
- Solid phase to gas phase
- Month named for the Roman god of war
- Voice assistant introduced in 2011
- Cold and distant
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- Degeneration of skeletal muscle
- Urban air pollution
- 10 in a decade
- Japanese paper cutting and folding art
- Nature's living water purifier
- Boston Dynamics creation
12 Clues: 10 in a decade • Cold and distant • Urban air pollution • Underground molten rock • Solid phase to gas phase • Boston Dynamics creation • Nature's living water purifier • Degeneration of skeletal muscle • Balloons, corn and colour can do • Voice assistant introduced in 2011 • Month named for the Roman god of war • Japanese paper cutting and folding art
Musculoskeletal Puzzle 2021-09-25
10 Clues: longest bone • maintain strong bones • framework of our body • protects the human brain • long bone in the upper arm • involuntary muscles in the • composed of cardiac muscles • region where two bones meet • connect muscles to the bones • smooth, skeletal, and cardiac
Muscles 2021-02-17
10 Clues: heart muscle • cushions your bones • what makes you strong • stomach and intestines • triceps or bone muscle • holds together a joint • common injury in sports • attaches a muscle to a bone • an ensemble of similar cells • what your muscles help you with
Nurse Q5 XC - Newborn Medications 2018-03-09
Across
- dilates the pulmonary vessels
- used in NAS(withdrawal)
- stimulates respirations
- used in NAS (seizures)
- used for GERD
- decreases newborn's attempt to fight ventilator
Down
- used in NAS N/V, combative & hyperexcitable children
- synthetic surfactant
- stimulates respirations
- induces skeletal muscle paralysis
- used in NAS(seizures)
11 Clues: used for GERD • synthetic surfactant • used in NAS(seizures) • used in NAS (seizures) • stimulates respirations • used in NAS(withdrawal) • stimulates respirations • dilates the pulmonary vessels • induces skeletal muscle paralysis • decreases newborn's attempt to fight ventilator • used in NAS N/V, combative & hyperexcitable children
Organ System 2024-04-12
10 Clues: hormones • all your bones • once you eat food • helps you reproduce • what pulls on bones • helps fight sickness • has to do with nerves • your heart and blood vessels • this makes things leave your body • breathes in oxygen and out carbon dioxide
Muscels 2021-02-17
10 Clues: Digest food • heart muscles • stomach and intestines • triceps or bone muscle • lets the upper arm move • connects bones together • bones are made of compact • Help you stand walk and run • covers the ends of the bones • pumps blood throughout the body
Animal Tissue 2021-03-23
10 Clues: packed fibres • tissue storing fats • voluntary muscle movements • tissue present in nose tip • contractile tissue in heart • material encompassing cells • provides lining or covering • framework to skin epithelium • structural and functional links • involuntary muscle tissue in wall of internal organs
oragn system 2024-04-12
10 Clues: hormones • all your bones • once you eat food • helps you reproduce • what pulls on bones • helps fight sickness • has to do with nerves • your heart and blood vessels • this makes things leave your body • breathes in oxygen and out carbon dioxide
Chiropractic Crossword 2023-12-20
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- Tissues that move bones
- Scope or extent of movement
- Range of motion and ease of movement
- Body's alignment in sitting or standing
- Discomfort signaling a need for care
- Framework of the body
- Purposeful operation of the body
- Treatment for musculoskeletal issues
- Thorough physical assessment
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- Suppleness and pliability
- Electrical pathways for body signals
- Bringing into proper position
- Manipulation to correct misalignment
- Displacement requiring adjustment
- Articulations between bones
- Central support for the body
- Harmony in bodily proportions
- Overall condition of the body
- Easing discomfort or distress
- State of optimal health
20 Clues: Framework of the body • Tissues that move bones • State of optimal health • Suppleness and pliability • Scope or extent of movement • Articulations between bones • Central support for the body • Thorough physical assessment • Bringing into proper position • Harmony in bodily proportions • Overall condition of the body • Easing discomfort or distress • Purposeful operation of the body • ...
ICU Drugs 2018-12-08
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- Anti-psychotic tranquilizer
- sulfate DOC for DM mom in PTL
- tx for asymp bacteriuria, acute cystitis; pyelonepth
- adrenergic receptor blocking agent
- blocks dopamine receptors in chemotrigger zone
- to prevent hearing loss, dev issues
- treats episodes of angina
- for DVT/PE, tested with aPTT
- for DVT/PE, tested with INR
- to Induce or augment labor
- relieves pain
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- Prevents Rh neg mom from having immune reaction to Rh pos baby blood
- for maternal toxo infection
- a skeletal muscle relaxant
- septic shock
- improved renal BF
- dissociative anesthetic
- rapid vasodilator
- Propofol
- treats seizures and anxitey
20 Clues: Propofol • septic shock • relieves pain • improved renal BF • rapid vasodilator • dissociative anesthetic • treats episodes of angina • a skeletal muscle relaxant • to Induce or augment labor • Anti-psychotic tranquilizer • for maternal toxo infection • for DVT/PE, tested with INR • treats seizures and anxitey • for DVT/PE, tested with aPTT • sulfate DOC for DM mom in PTL • ...
Chap 20-21! 2013-12-04
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- tissue found in the heart.
- blood cells
- of a nerve cell that responds to stimuli, or receives a nerve signal
- found in blood that encourage clotting
- number of chambers in the hearts of birds and mammals
- number of chambers found in the heart of a fish
- plaque in the coronary artery
- of the circulation system where arteries carry deoxygenated blood away from the heart to the lungs.
- to high altitudes results in an increase in RBC
- muscle tissue mostly under conscious control, sometimes unconscious control
- CIRCULATORY SYSTEM|Blood is contained within vessels and vessels make a complete circuit
- and cells that form liners to organs or glands (two words, no spaces)
- increase the ______ area to enable diffusion of gasses
- a constant internal environment
- system made up of the spinal cord and the brain
- that encourages RBC to release more oxygen to tissues.
- smallest organizational unit in organisms
- of blood is made up of this. It contains salty water, and dissolved proteins
- of tissues that perform specialized functions
- tissue under unconscious control responsible for peristalsis in the digestive tract
- left one recieves oxygenated blood from the lungs
- cholesterol
- number of chambers in the hearts of amphibians
- potentials are perpetuated down this part of the neuron to signal the next nerve cell in the line
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- up to four oxygen molecules, and does not like to let go of more than 2, sometimes 3 of them.
- chamber the dispenses blood
- sphincter cuts off the flow of blood to appendages to conserve heat for the heart and brain (the body's core) when it is cold
- blood AWAY from the heart
- portion of blood (90% saltwater)
- of cells that share similar function
- of the epithelial tissue lining the inside of the stomach; keeps acid from damaging the stomach lining
- node that causes heart contractions
- organism ultimately depend on this for nutrient delivery
- blood TOWARD the heart
- deposits in the plaque causing hardening
- fragments that slow blood loss and promote clotting
- blood cells
- cartillage, blood, bone (two words, no spaces)
- temperature regulation and protection are all ______ of the circulatory system
- of the circulatory system where veins carry deoxygenated blood back to the heart from the body
- in connective tissue that produce collagen & elastin
- in red blood cells that carries oxygen
- that generate body heat internally
- resembling a cluster of grapes
- cell responsible for transmitting neruological impulses
- that results when the lymphatic system is not functioning properly
- of organs that work together to accomplish phyiological tasks (two words, no spaces)
- fluids and proteins, fighting illness, and retrieving nutrients, such as lipids, from the small intestine are functions of the ______ system
- that get heat from their environment
- porous vessles that bring blood close to tissues
- chamber that receives blood
- side of the heart that receives deoxygenated blood from the body
- nerve cell is the housekeeping staff for neurons. These cells fight pathogens, and provide nutrients and oxygen for neurons
- cholesterol that has fewer proteins and develops plaques
54 Clues: blood cells • blood cells • cholesterol • blood TOWARD the heart • blood AWAY from the heart • tissue found in the heart. • chamber the dispenses blood • chamber that receives blood • plaque in the coronary artery • resembling a cluster of grapes • a constant internal environment • portion of blood (90% saltwater) • that generate body heat internally • ...
Human Systems 2022-03-24
9 Clues: Creates urine • Allows movement • Supports the body • Distributes oxygen • The body has 11 ______ • A group of cells together • A group of tissues together • A group of systems together • First level of organization of organisms
human body systems 2024-01-25
9 Clues: takes in oxygen • produces hormones • allows body to move • removes waste products • barrier against infection • provides shape and support • circulates blood through the body • gathers and interprets information • digest food into smaller molecules
Chapter 30 2023-03-09
4 Clues: able to be heard • covered or concealed • group somewhat less distinct than species usually are; geographical variety or race • 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
Musculoskeletal Puzzle 2021-09-25
10 Clues: longest bone • where two bones meet • framework of our body • maintain strong bones • protects the human brain • involuntary muscles in the • long bone in the upper arm • composed of cardiac muscles • connect muscles to the bones • smooth, skeletal, and cardiac
Body Systems 2021-08-20
10 Clues: movement of body • the body's hormones • transports nutrients • transports nerve impulses • in charge of your breathing • how your food is broken down • ability to produce offsprings • provides protection for organs • eliminates waste from the body • removes uneccessary materials from body fluids
Body Systems 2021-08-20
10 Clues: movement of body • the body's hormones • transports nutrients • transports nerve impulses • in charge of your breathing • how your food is broken down • ability to produce offsprings • provides protection for organs • eliminates waste from the body • removes uneccessary materials from body fluids
Body systems 2024-01-08
Across
- Produces hormones
- Breaks down food
- Protects from water loss and outside environment
- Allows for reproduction
- Gives you the ability to move
- Gives your body structure
- moves blood around the body
Down
- Draws in oxygen
- Coordinates involuntary and voluntary responses
- fights against infection in the body
- Excretes liquid waste
11 Clues: Draws in oxygen • Breaks down food • Produces hormones • Excretes liquid waste • Allows for reproduction • Gives your body structure • moves blood around the body • Gives you the ability to move • fights against infection in the body • Coordinates involuntary and voluntary responses • Protects from water loss and outside environment
Types of tissues (: 2025-11-20
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- A nerve cell that sends and receives electrical signals in the nervous system.
- Tissue that supports, connects, or separates other tissues and organs; contains an extracellular matrix.
- Tissue that contracts and relaxes to produce movement; includes skeletal, smooth, and cardiac muscle.
- A network of nonliving material, such as proteins and fibers, that supports and surrounds cells inconnective tissue.
- The process of taking in substances such as nutrients or chemicals into cells or tissues.
- Tissue that receives and sends electrical signals; makes up the brain, spinal cord, and nerves.
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- The removal of waste products from the body.
- A type of tissue that covers body surfaces, lines organs, and forms protective barriers; also involved in absorption, secretion, and sensation.
- The release of useful substances produced by cells or glands.
9 Clues: The removal of waste products from the body. • The release of useful substances produced by cells or glands. • A nerve cell that sends and receives electrical signals in the nervous system. • The process of taking in substances such as nutrients or chemicals into cells or tissues. • ...
6th Grade Science! 2024-06-04
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- stores a cell’s DNA and directs the cell
- in charge of producing lipids (fats)
- wave encoded with varying amplitude
- smallest unit of structure in living things
- day when the sun crosses the equator
- body system in charge of structure and support
- collection of stars, gas, and dust that is held together by gravity
- wave that does not require a medium
- wave that requires a medium
- body system in charge of breaking down and absorbing nutrients
- low point of a wave
- coordinates protein synthesis of ribosomes
- universe is getting bigger
- jelly-like liquid that fills up a cell
- wave encoded with varying frequency
- path of an object as it revolves around another object in space
- seasons are caused by the Earth’s …
- body system in charge of sending & receiving stimuli, and coordinating bodily functions
- distance from crest to crest
- 23.5° (2 words)
- waves goes through it
- point on standing wave with minimum amplitude
- Sun and Moon gravitational forces work together, resulting in large tides (2 words)
- your body’s ability to maintain a balanced and stable internal environment
- type of wave stored as binary code
- waves change direction
- organisms with more than one cell
- wave in which particles oscillate perpendicular to the wave
- a cell without a nucleus
- number of waves per second
- code comprised of 0s and 1s
- group of tissues working together
- transfer energy from wave to medium
- body system in charge of removing bodily wastes
- what DNA stands for (2 words)
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- body system in charge of movement
- group of similar cells working together
- day and night are caused by …
- what waves transfer
- 5.1° (2 words)
- wave in which particles oscillate parallel to the wave
- controls what goes in and out of a cell (2 words)
- years are caused by …
- cells store water, nutrients, and waste in the
- small bodies inside the cell that perform specific functions
- like solar panels because they absorb energy from the sun
- height of a wave from rest to crest
- space and all of the matter and energy in it
- process by which plants use sunlight to convert H2O & CO2 into glucose (O2 waste)
- scientist provided first evidence of expanding universe (2 words)
- body system in charge of transporting blood
- all of the large and small objects that orbit the sun (2 words)
- convert glucose into energy the cells can use (ATP)
- high point of a wave
- process by which cells convert glucose and oxygen into ATP (H2O & CO2 waste) (2 words)
- waves bounce off it
- when the Earth, Moon & Sun are in perfect alignment
- different apparent shapes of the moon that repeat over 29.5 days
- organisms with only one cell
- organelle that makes proteins
- plants have this to protect the cell and maintain its shape (2 words)
- day when the sun is as far north or south of the equator as possible
- group of organs working together (2 words)
- Sun and Moon gravitational forces partially cancel out, resulting in small tides (2 words)
- force of attraction between objects that is due to their masses
- on average, every planet’s closest planetary neighbor
- a cell with a nucleus
- body system in charge of O2 and CO2 gas exchange
- smooth and continuous wave
69 Clues: 5.1° (2 words) • 23.5° (2 words) • what waves transfer • low point of a wave • waves bounce off it • high point of a wave • years are caused by … • waves goes through it • a cell with a nucleus • waves change direction • a cell without a nucleus • universe is getting bigger • smooth and continuous wave • number of waves per second • wave that requires a medium • code comprised of 0s and 1s • ...
The Nervous System 2024-04-01
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- It is responsible for processing information received from all parts of the body and coordinating activity.
- the difference in electric charge between the inside and the outside of a neuron.
- carries sensory information from the body's tissues and organs to the central nervous system. It includes all the nerves and structures that convey information about changes in both the external and internal environment to the brain and spinal cord.
- the part of the brain that connects the cerebrum with the spinal cord. It controls many basic functions including heart rate, breathing, sleeping, and eating.
- the junction or gap where information is transmitted from one neuron (nerve cell) to another
- a part of the autonomic nervous system that helps to conserve energy and restore the body to a calm and composed state.
- a part of the peripheral nervous system that controls voluntary movements of the skeletal muscles.
- a part of the brain located at the back of the skull. It's responsible for coordinating and regulating muscular activity, including balance, coordination, and fine motor skills.
- a part of the nervous system that controls involuntary actions, such as the beating of your heart, the widening or narrowing of your blood vessels, and digestion.
- an organ that serves as the center of the nervous system in all vertebrate and most invertebrate animals
- a branched extension of a neuron that receives signals from other neurons and conducts them toward the cell body.
- type of cell membrane protein that uses energy from ATP to pump three sodium ions out of the cell and two potassium ions into the cell
- a long, slender projection of a nerve cell, or neuron, that typically conducts electrical impulses away from the neuron's cell body.
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- a chemical substance that is released at the end of a nerve fiber by the arrival of a nerve impulse.
- the end part of a nerve cell (neuron) where signals are transmitted to other neurons or to effector cells, such as muscle or gland cells.
- It is responsible for processing information received from all parts of the body and coordinating activity.
- a part of the autonomic nervous system that prepares the body for action by triggering the fight-or-flight response, such as increasing heart rate and blood pressure, and slowing digestion.
- a long, thin, tubular structure made up of nervous tissue, acts as a pathway for transmitting signals between the brain and the rest of the body.
- electrical charge of a neuron when it is not active
- the individual bones that stack up to make the spine or backbone, providing support to the body and protecting the spinal cord.
- an electrical signal that travels along nerve cells, or neurons, to transmit information throughout the body.
- Atoms or molecules that have gained or lost one or more electrons, giving them a positive or negative electrical charge.
- bundles of fibers that transmit signals in the form of electrical impulses between different parts of the body.
- the part that transmits information from the central nervous system to the rest of the body, causing muscles to contract and glands to secrete substances.
- the largest part of the brain, responsible for higher brain functions such as thinking, learning, consciousness, and emotions.
25 Clues: electrical charge of a neuron when it is not active • the difference in electric charge between the inside and the outside of a neuron. • the junction or gap where information is transmitted from one neuron (nerve cell) to another • a part of the peripheral nervous system that controls voluntary movements of the skeletal muscles. • ...
Module 5: The Nervous System 2025-10-03
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- The state of a neuron when it is at rest and capable of generating an action potential.
- Nerves that carry information from the brain and spinal cord to your muscles and glands for that they can take action.
- The part of the autonomic nervous system that arouses the body to deal with perceived threats. fight or flight. INCREASES -Size of pupils, breathing, heart rate, adrenaline, relaxes bladder
- A fluid filled gap between each neuron.
- The division of the peripheral nervous system that controls the body's skeletal muscles. VOLUNTARY movement (walking, eating, typing, etc)
- The extensions of a neuron through which neural impulses are sent.
- The branching extensions of a neuron that receive information and conduct impulses toward the cell body (soma).
- They are a chemical messenger that travels across the synapse from one neuron to the nest and influences whether a neuron will generate an action potential.
- An inhibitory neurotransmitter in the brain that plays a crucial role in calming and relaxing the body.
- A neurotransmitter effect that makes it less likely that a receiving neuron will generate an action potential or "Fire"
- The division of the peripheral nervous system that controls the glands and muscles of the internal organ; its subdivisions are the sympathetic (arousal) division and the parasympathetic (calming) division.AUTOMATIC (breathing, heart beating, digestion, etc)
- One of the body's two communication systems; a set of glands that produce hormones, chemical messengers that circulate blood.
- A neurotransmitter that enables learning and memory and also triggers muscle contraction
- The part of the nervous system that contains the brain and the spinal cord.
- A neurotransmitter effect that makes it more likely that the receiving neuron will generate an action potential or "Fire"
- This contains the cell's nucleus and the other parts that keep the cell healthy and functioning
- Covers the axon and speeds up the transmission of information.
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- The principle stating that if a neuron fires, then it always fires at the same intensity; all action potentials have the same strength.
- Nerve cells in the brain and spinal cord responsible for processing information. You have billions of these
- A neural impulse; a brief electrical charge that travels down the axon of a neuron.
- Neurotransmitters that are produced in the brain and released when the body experiences pain or stress. - Your body's natural pain killer.
- The part of the autonomic nervous system that calms the body. It brings you down like a parachute. DECREASES heart rate, slows breathing, allows digestion, contracts bladder
- The end point of a neuron where neurotransmitters are stored.
- After the action potential goes off there is a brief pause for the neuron. Where it needs to recharge before it can send another impulse.
- A neurotransmitter associated with movement, attention and learning and the brain's pleasure and reward system.
- A neurotransmitter that affects mood, hunger, sleep and arousal. Undersupply linked to depression.
- Nerves that carry information from the sense receptors to the spinal cord and brain.
- Produces the myelin sheath.
- This contains the instruction of the neuron and keeps it functioning.
- The part of the nervous system that contains the sensory and motor nerves that connect the brain and the spindle cord to the rest of the body.
30 Clues: Produces the myelin sheath. • A fluid filled gap between each neuron. • The end point of a neuron where neurotransmitters are stored. • Covers the axon and speeds up the transmission of information. • The extensions of a neuron through which neural impulses are sent. • This contains the instruction of the neuron and keeps it functioning. • ...
tissues and membranes, A&P 2021-11-02
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- Liquid connective tissue, contains erythrocytes, leukocytes, and platelets
- Sheets of dense, fibrous, connective tissue; covers muscles
- This type of muscle tissue is classified as voluntary and striated
- Types of this kind of tissue include: skeletal, cardiac, and smooth
- All serous membranes consist of _____ layers
- This type of tissue includes dendrites, axons, and glia
- The study of tissue
- Epithelial tissue which consists of one layer of flattened cells; found in the walls of blood vessels
- This serous membrane lines the walls of the thoracic cavity (2 words)
- Type of gland that secretes substances out of the body (examples: mucus, sweat, saliva)
- Replacement of tissue by cells that undergo mitosis
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- The replacement of injured tissue by the formation of fibrous connective tissue (scar tissue)
- Blood, bone, cartilage, and adipose tissue are all types of ________ tissue
- This serous membrane lines the walls of the abdominopelvic cavity (2 words)
- Type of epithelial tissue that is found in organs that need to stretch (uterus, bladder, stomach)
- The medical term for a "bed sore" or "pressure ulcer" is a ___________ ulcer.
- This serous membrane covers each lung (2 words)
- This type of tissue has many important functions, including: secretion, absorption, excretion, and protection
- _______ membranes line all body cavities that open to the outside of the body
- This type of cartilage is located at the ends of long bones
- This type of connective tissue consists of fat (lipocytes)
21 Clues: The study of tissue • All serous membranes consist of _____ layers • This serous membrane covers each lung (2 words) • Replacement of tissue by cells that undergo mitosis • This type of tissue includes dendrites, axons, and glia • This type of connective tissue consists of fat (lipocytes) • Sheets of dense, fibrous, connective tissue; covers muscles • ...
Sports Medicine Terminology 2012-09-04
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- Movement away from the mid-line
- Big toe
- Direction toward or nearer the back of the body
- Direction toward or nearer to the sole of the foot, this is used interchageably in the trunk, but not the extremities
- Term applied to the surface of a hollow organ or skeletal structure which is nearer the surface of the body
- Region of the spine, specifically L1-L5
- Skeleton the bones forming the axis of the skeleton, including the skull, vertebrae, ribs, and sternum
- Pointing of the foot/toes
- Decrease the angle of a joint
- Jagged, straight, or irregular cut in multiple layers of skin
- Direction away or farther from the trunk
- Direction toward or nearer the abdominal surface of the body
- Term applied to the surface of a hollow organ or skeletal structure which is farther from the surface of the body
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- Direction toward or nearer the vertex (crown of the head), this can be used interchangeably in the trunk but not in the extremeties
- Standing erect, elbows fully extended, palms facing forward, legs and feet in the fundamental standing position with the toes pointing straight forward
- Parallel to the surface of the earth and one which, if passed through the body, would divide it into superior and inferior portions
- Another word for posterior
- Cicular movement of a joint, shoulder, hip, and trunk, around a fixed point
- Another word for anterior
- Turning sole outward
- Direction away or farther from the midline of the body
21 Clues: Big toe • Turning sole outward • Another word for anterior • Pointing of the foot/toes • Another word for posterior • Decrease the angle of a joint • Movement away from the mid-line • Region of the spine, specifically L1-L5 • Direction away or farther from the trunk • Direction toward or nearer the back of the body • Direction away or farther from the midline of the body • ...
PSL 431 Week Five 2013-02-10
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- Muscle group that works against another muscle group.
- Involved in excitation-contraction coupling, contains a domain for ATP hydrolysis.
- This muscle is often found in the walls of digestive organs and glands.
- Involved in calcium induced calcium release.
- Strategy of force regulation, increase frequency of AP.
- ___ would decrease the activity of myosin light chain kinase.
- Important ion involved in excitation-contraction coupling.
- These molecules form a filament and also contain a binding site for the myosin heads.
- Visual representation of layered thick and thin filaments.
- Protein that sequesters calcium in SR.
- Chemical signals used between neurons or neurons and muscle.
- Important site for calcium storage.
- Activity of this protein allows crossbridging in smooth muscle.
- One source of calcium influx for heart muscle
- Basic contractile unit of muscle
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- Chief neurotransmitter released by motor neurons.
- This muscle maintains striations, while also possessing intercalated disks.
- Junction which separates motor neurons from skeletal muscle.
- Important site for calcium storage.
- Activating PKA causes this protein to increase the SR calcium pump in cardiac muscle.
- Intrinsic property of the heart to beat on its own.
- Calcium binds this protein. Exposing the actin-myosin binding site.
- Source of electrical stimulation for the heart.
- This muscle responds to calcium solely from intracellular stores.
- Structure found at intercalated disks. Grants mechanical strength.
- Strategy of force regulation, activate more motor neurons.
- Extension of plasma membrane into myofibril.
27 Clues: Basic contractile unit of muscle • Important site for calcium storage. • Important site for calcium storage. • Protein that sequesters calcium in SR. • Involved in calcium induced calcium release. • Extension of plasma membrane into myofibril. • One source of calcium influx for heart muscle • Source of electrical stimulation for the heart. • ...
STUDY MIDTERMS 2025-01-13
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- Another class of neuromuscular blockers.
- Type of limb deformities affecting bone alignment.
- The process of cells hardening to form the outer layer of skin.
- Type of bone that is immature and disorganized.
- Terminale Fibrous tissue extending from the conus medullaris.
- The growth plate area in bones.
- The type of cartilage complex associated with bone growth.
- A developmental disease of cartilage and bone in young animals.
- Medullaris The tapered end of the spinal cord.
- Abnormal cartilage growth leading to skeletal deformities.
- Intention Healing where wounds heal naturally without surgical closure.
- Abbreviation for degenerative joint disease.
- Trunci Reflex used to localize spinal cord lesions.
- Term for substances affecting blood vessel tone or diameter.
- Specialized cells within tendons responsible for maintenance.
- Type of lesion causing flaccid paralysis and hyporeflexia.
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- Infection and inflammation of bone tissue.
- A bony process unique to the cat's scapula.
- Lamb Syndrome in sheep caused by a genetic mutation affecting skeletal development.
- Swelling or thickening of the spinal cord at limb levels.
- Neuromuscular blocking agents used in anesthesia.
- The thin, shiny layer at the top of a hoof wall.
- Type of fracture where one side of the bone bends and the other side breaks.
- Ligaments anchoring the spinal cord laterally within the vertebral canal.
- Proteins involved in acute inflammation and immune response.
- Line The region of the hoof where the wall meets the sole.
- Type of lesion causing spastic paralysis and hyperreflexia.
27 Clues: The growth plate area in bones. • Another class of neuromuscular blockers. • Infection and inflammation of bone tissue. • A bony process unique to the cat's scapula. • Abbreviation for degenerative joint disease. • Medullaris The tapered end of the spinal cord. • Type of bone that is immature and disorganized. • The thin, shiny layer at the top of a hoof wall. • ...
Muscular System 2022-09-28
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- bundle of muscle cells
- connective tissue membrane around the entire muscle
- striation that contains overlapping thick and thin filaments
- long, filamentous contractile organelles of skeletal muscle cells
- protein fibers that contribute to the banding pattern of striated muscles
- individual contracting unit of the muscle cell
- a nerve cell and all of the muscle cells that it stimulates
- muscle cells
- where a muscle cell and a nerve cell come in close association and acetylcholine is released
- dense connective tissue that connects muscles to bones
- muscle that is found attached to bone; striated and voluntary
- the idea that thick filaments slide past thin ones during muscle contraction
- thin filaments
- muscle that makes up the heart; striated and involuntary
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- organelle that stores and releases calcium within the muscle cell
- where thick filaments bind to thin filaments
- the plasma membrane of the muscle cell
- connective tissue membrane around the bundle of muscle cells
- a chemical that is used to communicate across the space between a nerve cell and the next cell
- thick filaments
- stration that contains only thin filaments
- muscle that is found in the walls of hollow organs; helps move substances within; non-striated and involuntary
- the depolarization wave that begins a nerve impulse
- connect tissue membrane around muscle cells
- the specific chemical that is released by a neuron at a muscle that stimulates muscle contraction
25 Clues: muscle cells • thin filaments • thick filaments • bundle of muscle cells • the plasma membrane of the muscle cell • stration that contains only thin filaments • connect tissue membrane around muscle cells • where thick filaments bind to thin filaments • individual contracting unit of the muscle cell • connective tissue membrane around the entire muscle • ...
Muscle 2022-07-21
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- ion stored in sarcoplasmic reticulum
- attachment tissue between bones
- part of the thick filament
- voluntary muscle class
- muscle for bending the arm
- attachment tissue between muscle and bone
- bands or stripes
- action between myosin and actin
- muscle for extending the arm
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- muscle for extending the leg
- part of the thin filament
- oxygen-storing molecule
- attachment between cardiac muscle cells
- muscle over the shoulder
- energy producing cell organelle
- involuntary muscle class
- energy sources for muscle contraction
- heart-related muscle class
18 Clues: bands or stripes • voluntary muscle class • oxygen-storing molecule • muscle over the shoulder • involuntary muscle class • part of the thin filament • part of the thick filament • muscle for bending the arm • heart-related muscle class • muscle for extending the leg • muscle for extending the arm • attachment tissue between bones • energy producing cell organelle • ...
skin2 2012-09-26
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- nerve cell
- receive message
- heart muscle
- very slow healing tissue(avascular)
- muscle near hallow organs/vessels
- strongest,dense cartilage
- support organs
- water reservoir(between 2 muscles)
- skin
- food reserve, shock absorber,insulator
- serosa membrance in thoracic
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- cartilage found near ribs(costals)
- support,protect,nourish,insulate neurons
- serosa membrane in heart
- cartilage at end of long bones
- perforating canals that serve lacuna
- cell nucleus/organelles(nerve)
- lines body cavities(open to exterior)
- serosa membrance in abdomen
- transmits message
- muscle for posture/movement
- closed body cavities(friction reducer)
22 Clues: skin • nerve cell • heart muscle • support organs • receive message • transmits message • serosa membrane in heart • strongest,dense cartilage • serosa membrance in abdomen • muscle for posture/movement • serosa membrance in thoracic • cartilage at end of long bones • cell nucleus/organelles(nerve) • muscle near hallow organs/vessels • cartilage found near ribs(costals) • ...
Med Term Final 2017-12-12
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- named after someone
- excess amount of tissue fluid
- flushed
- longest bone in the body
- tissue
- voluntary,striated,and muscle tissue
- sweat
- -cele
- provides support and structure
- weight bearing bone
- surgical opening of an organ
- fingernail or toenail
- ring-like muscle
- epithelial,connective,muscle,and nervous
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- slanted
- cavity in the diaphysis
- insufficient tissue fluid
- time and location
- wryneck
- surgical suture
- prefix for rupture
- limping
- shoulder blades
- hiccups
- eyelid
- dryness or hardness
- fingers
- hardening
- where cranial bones join together
29 Clues: sweat • -cele • tissue • eyelid • slanted • wryneck • flushed • limping • hiccups • fingers • hardening • surgical suture • shoulder blades • ring-like muscle • time and location • prefix for rupture • named after someone • dryness or hardness • weight bearing bone • fingernail or toenail • cavity in the diaphysis • longest bone in the body • insufficient tissue fluid • surgical opening of an organ • ...
20 2024-07-30
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- Lake maiden seduces
- Snowman of the Himalayas
- Slavic god of animals
- Elemental water spirits
- Island-sized turtle
- World-encircling serpent
- Giant wolf hunts
- Brutish monster intimidates
- Mystical feline prowls
- Horned desert serpent
- Winged dragon strikes
- Dragon guards treasures
- Eight-legged steed gallops
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- Multiheaded serpent
- Town terrorizing dragon
- Sea demon horrifies
- Jungle dinosaur mystifies
- Skeletal warrior goddess
- Malevolent possessing spirit
- Ominous spectral dog
- Many heads, endless terror
- Cursed treasure dragon
- Sinister companion whispers
- Beowulf’s monstrous foe revisited
- Mother of monsters
25 Clues: Giant wolf hunts • Mother of monsters • Multiheaded serpent • Sea demon horrifies • Lake maiden seduces • Island-sized turtle • Ominous spectral dog • Slavic god of animals • Horned desert serpent • Winged dragon strikes • Cursed treasure dragon • Mystical feline prowls • Town terrorizing dragon • Elemental water spirits • Dragon guards treasures • Snowman of the Himalayas • ...
Metabolism 2024-09-23
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- Prius
- Corvette
- AT
- Transfer of energy in the form of phosphate bonds
- Glucose Paradox uses ___ to make glycogen
- ____ shuttle transports fatty acyl CoA
- (-)high ATP and G6P
- High energy phosphate, a donor of P to ADP (PCr)
- Active in Liver
- ETC
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- Mechanical, Chemical, and Transport
- Stress hormone
- Need CHO to feed ___ of fat catabolism
- Primary Function:fuel
- McArdle's syndrome lacks this enzyme
- (-)ATP (+)ADP and AMP
- AA's in blood, liver, skeletal muscle
- LT
- Regulates appetite
- produced by adrenal cortex and gonads
- NADH shuttle
- Nascar
22 Clues: AT • LT • ETC • Prius • Nascar • Corvette • NADH shuttle • Stress hormone • Active in Liver • Regulates appetite • (-)high ATP and G6P • Primary Function:fuel • (-)ATP (+)ADP and AMP • Mechanical, Chemical, and Transport • McArdle's syndrome lacks this enzyme • AA's in blood, liver, skeletal muscle • produced by adrenal cortex and gonads • Need CHO to feed ___ of fat catabolism • ...
