skeletal system Crossword Puzzles
Cardiovascular System 2024-05-26
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- sends electrical signals that contracts the upper heart chambers
- carries oxygen-poor blood from the upper body areas to the right side of the heart
- a flap thats in between left ventricle and left atrium to ensure correct blood flow
- circulates from the systemic circulation into the right atrium
- blood goes through rest of body and heart
- the atrium that receives blood from the rest of the body
- valve activity that fills and relaces the ventricles and the atria
- the heart wall that is in the middle that is made up of cardia muscle
- the outermost later that covers the heart and filled with pericardial fluid
- sends the signal through this node the from SA node to the lower heart chambers which contracts them
- part of the heart that has the lowest blood pressure
- carries oxygen-poor blood from the lower body areas to the right side of the heart
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- makes sure that oxygen-rich blood doesn't flow back into the left ventricle
- an organ that pumps blood throughout the body
- the atrium that receives blood from the lungs
- circulates from the left atrium and to the body
- close and open to allow blood flow in one direction through the heart
- do most of the pumping of the heart
- valve activity that empties and contracts the ventricles and the atria
- the heart wall that is in between each chamber and is a thin layer of endothelial cells
- circulation blood goes through lungs and heart only
- a sac that is full of fluid that provides protection for the heart
- makes sure blood flows from the heart to the lungs
- makes sure blood flows from lungs to heart
- right av valve
- manages oxygen-poor blood to reach the lungs
- largest vein in the body
27 Clues: right av valve • largest vein in the body • do most of the pumping of the heart • blood goes through rest of body and heart • makes sure blood flows from lungs to heart • manages oxygen-poor blood to reach the lungs • an organ that pumps blood throughout the body • the atrium that receives blood from the lungs • circulates from the left atrium and to the body • ...
Cardiovascular System 2024-05-25
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- vessels that help maintain blood pressure and flow in your body
- prevents the av valves from everting during ventricle contractions
- when net pressure is negative and the flow is going into capillaries
- external tissue layer of the heart inside a membrane
- middle layer and main layer of the heart walls
- abnormal heart sounds
- small fibers of specialized cells that help perform synchronized contractions
- smallest vessels that are formed when arterioles branch
- channel blood back to the heart
- mechanism for maintaining fluid balance between the blood and extracellular space
- record of electrical activity in the heart
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- regulated by sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous system
- amount of blood pumped out of the chamber with each individual contraction
- when net pressure is positive consists of fluid removal
- an autoimmune disease triggered by streptococcal bacteria that leads to stenosis
- groups of specialized cardiac muscle cells
- a thin layer of smooth tissue that lines the inside of the heart
- represents ventricle depolarization
- stiff and narrow valve that doesn't open completely
- rhythmic electric activity of heart muscle
- main artery in the body
- channel blood away from the heart
- protective sac around the heart
- mechanoreceptor sensitive to changes in pressure and rely information to brain
- represents av node delay
- ensures one way flow of blood
26 Clues: abnormal heart sounds • main artery in the body • represents av node delay • ensures one way flow of blood • protective sac around the heart • channel blood back to the heart • channel blood away from the heart • represents ventricle depolarization • groups of specialized cardiac muscle cells • rhythmic electric activity of heart muscle • ...
Digestive System 2024-05-26
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- What is considered the outermost layer of the gastrointestinal system?
- Bile acids in the digestive tract are what type of molecules that aid in the emulsification process?
- Also known as BER, and is all throughout the smooth muscle layers of the digestive tract.
- The cephalic phase is considered to be triggered by stimulus in the _____.
- A strain of the parasympathetic nervous system that is responsible for the "rest and digest" portions that are able to function autonomously.
- The layer of the digestive system that contains the mucous membrane, lamina propria, and the muscularis mucosa.
- A type of cells involved in the release of HCL and the activation of pepsinogen are...
- What step of the digestive process includes both endocrine and exocrine branches?
- Works with the mixing part of the digestive process which is carried out through the use of smooth muscle.
- The first step of the overall digestive process, includes what?
- What is the type of proteolytic enzymes that is known to digest fat.
- The type of cells that are in the pancreas and release sodium bicarbonate.
- In the stomach there are _____ ____ that are apart of the Mucosa layer.
- The type of secretions that are secreting hormones into the lumen (technically outside the body).
- The part of the stomach that resides above the level of the esophagus.
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- We contain much ______ in the digestive system which acts as a fail safe in our body so that digestion can continue to occur even if we encounter issues.
- What is the overall last step of the digestive process?
- The parasympathetic along with _______ nervous system can innervate and affect the functions of the digestive system.
- What is the type of cell that resides in the small intestine and accessory organs which contain microvilli?
- What is considered the breakdown of the food parts that we ingest all the way to the creation of the food parts into absorbable units.
- What type of organs are salivary glands, exocrine pancreas, and the biliary system considered in the digestive system?
- The breakdown of carbohydrates, proteins and hydrophobic food parts into molecules the body can absorb is considered what?
- ___ is able to regulate whether or not gastric emptying will occur in the stomach.
- What is this type of motor activity involved with contraction of muscle to move out food stuff through explicitly the small intestine?
- What is the absorbable units of the breakdown of carbohydrates?
25 Clues: What is the overall last step of the digestive process? • What is the absorbable units of the breakdown of carbohydrates? • The first step of the overall digestive process, includes what? • What is the type of proteolytic enzymes that is known to digest fat. • What is considered the outermost layer of the gastrointestinal system? • ...
Cardiovascular System 2024-05-29
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- valve, the valve between the right atrium and right ventricle,
- irregular heart rhythm, which can be too fast (tachycardia), too slow (bradycardia), or irregular,
- a bulge or weakness in the wall of a blood vessel that can rupture and cause internal bleeding,
- arrest, sudden loss of heart function, leading to loss of consciousness and potentially death if not treated immediately,
- the muscular wall that divides the left and right sides of the heart,
- difficulty breathing, often associated with heart or lung conditions,
- infarction, commonly known as a heart attack, occurs when blood flow to a part of the heart is blocked, leading to tissue damage or death,
- high blood pressure, a condition in which the force of blood against the artery walls is too high,
- excessive bleeding, either internally or externally, due to a ruptured blood vessel,
- is, an enlargement of the heart, often due to underlying health conditions such as heart failure or hypertension,
- fibrillation, a chaotic, irregular heartbeat originating in the ventricles, which can be fatal if not treated promptly,
- narrowing of a blood vessel or heart valve, which can restrict blood flow,
- the formation of a blood clot within a blood vessel,
- the phase of the cardiac cycle when the heart contracts and pumps blood out,
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- valve prolapse, a condition in which the valve between the left atrium and left ventricle doesn't close properly, causing blood to leak backward,
- is, an abnormally rapid heart rate, usually defined as over 100 beats per minute,
- the main artery that carries oxygen-rich blood from the heart to the body,
- bluish discoloration of the skin and mucous membranes due to low oxygen levels in the blood,
- edema, accumulation of fluid in the lungs, often caused by heart failure,
- rhythm, the normal heartbeat rhythm generated by the sinus node in the right atrium,
- the phase of the cardiac cycle when the heart relaxes and fills with blood,
- a disease of the heart muscle that can lead to heart failure,
- is, an abnormally slow heart rate, usually defined as under 60 beats per minute,
- inflammation of the pericardium, the sac-like membrane surrounding the heart,
- a disease in which plaque builds up inside arteries, narrowing and hardening them,
- reduced blood flow to a part of the body, often leading to tissue damage,
- is inflammation of the inner lining of the heart chambers and valves, usually caused by infection,
- failure, a condition in which the heart is unable to pump enough blood to meet the body's needs,
- a small device implanted in the chest to regulate the heart's rhythm,
- artery disease is a condition characterized by the buildup of plaque in the coronary arteries, leading to reduced blood flow to the heart muscle,
30 Clues: the formation of a blood clot within a blood vessel, • a disease of the heart muscle that can lead to heart failure, • valve, the valve between the right atrium and right ventricle, • the muscular wall that divides the left and right sides of the heart, • difficulty breathing, often associated with heart or lung conditions, • ...
Solar system 2024-06-27
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- latin word for solar system
- UV full form
- The small pieces of rocks which move around the sun
- farthest planet from the sun
- period when the shape of moon grows
- Largest asteroid
- celestial body that moves aroundthe planets in the sameway as the planets movearound the sun.
- fixed elongated path in which planet revolve around the sun
- Amavasya in English
- period when the shape of moon reduces
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- various patterns formed by different groups of stars
- When a meteor reaches the earth surface and create large hollow in the ground
- Latin word for satellite
- comet comet famous comet
- The sun, the moon and all those objects shining in the night sky are called ______bodies.
- ice giant
- Poornima in English
- earth-like shape
- Earth's twin
- smallest particleS of elemental matter
- Our solar system is a part ofthis galaxy.
21 Clues: ice giant • UV full form • Earth's twin • earth-like shape • Largest asteroid • Poornima in English • Amavasya in English • Latin word for satellite • latin word for solar system • farthest planet from the sun • comet comet famous comet • period when the shape of moon grows • period when the shape of moon reduces • smallest particleS of elemental matter • ...
Cardiovascular System 2024-03-04
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- Occurs when blood supply to the brain is blocked
- Tiny blood vessels used for diffusing nutrients & wastes between blood & cells
- Leading cause of death in the US since 1921
- Major artery leaving the right side of the heart
- Recording of the flow of electrical impulses traveling through the heart
- Disease making it difficult to pump blood due to enlargement of left ventricle & the walls around it
- Color of deoxygenated blood on diagrams
- Major artery leaving the left side of the heart
- Carry blood away from the heart
- The left side of the heart pumps to the whole body - it is a _______ pump.
- The two upper chambers of the heart
- A measure of heart rate often taken from an artery in the wrist or neck
- The name of the right AV valve
- Protects the brain by giving more than one route for blood to reach brain tissue
- Valve found between atria and ventricles
- Narrowing of arteries due to buildup of plaque
- The left side of the heart deals with this type of blood
- Occurs when blood flow is blocked to an area of the heart
- Rapid heart rate (>100 bpm)
- The name of the left semilunar valve
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- The name of the left AV valve
- The two lower chambers of the heart
- Hole between right & left atria that allows for mixing of oxygenated & deoxygenated blood
- The right side of the heart deals with this type of blood
- This node is called the pacemaker of the heart
- The name of the right semilunar valve
- Term for high blood pressure
- Slow heart rate (<60 bpm)
- Processes nutrients before they are sent throughout the body
- Carry blood towards the heart
- Where blood travels after leaving the right side of the heart
- Valve found between ventricles and the arteries leaving the heart
- The right side of the heart is a pump for the ________
- Abnormal heart rate or rhythm
- Color of oxygenated blood on diagrams
35 Clues: Slow heart rate (<60 bpm) • Rapid heart rate (>100 bpm) • Term for high blood pressure • The name of the left AV valve • Carry blood towards the heart • Abnormal heart rate or rhythm • The name of the right AV valve • Carry blood away from the heart • The two lower chambers of the heart • The two upper chambers of the heart • The name of the left semilunar valve • ...
Urinary System 2024-03-18
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- pus
- urinary bladder
- abnormal condition
- too much urine
- kidney
- sugar, glucose
- kidney
- urethra
- condition of the urine
- drooping
- sugar in the urine
- night
- ureter
- nitrogenous waste
- bacteria in the urine
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- meatus
- bacteria
- blood in the urine
- frequent nighttime urination
- renal pelvis
- glomerulus
- stone
- ketones
- condition of stones
- urine
- condition of no urine
- scanty
- painful or difficult urination
- urine
- surgical crushing
30 Clues: pus • stone • urine • urine • night • meatus • kidney • kidney • scanty • ureter • ketones • urethra • bacteria • drooping • glomerulus • renal pelvis • too much urine • sugar, glucose • urinary bladder • surgical crushing • nitrogenous waste • blood in the urine • abnormal condition • sugar in the urine • condition of stones • condition of no urine • bacteria in the urine • condition of the urine • frequent nighttime urination • ...
Cardiovascular System 2024-03-22
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- Sever constricting pain or pressure in the chest
- Little veins
- Within
- Carries oxygenated blood away from the heart
- Cardiopulmonary resuscitation
- Inflammation of the inner layer of the heart muscle
- Slow
- Above, excessive
- Bad,abnormal,painful
- This is the main artery that carries blood away from the heart
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- Atrioventricular
- Condition in which the atria beat more rapidly than the ventricles
- Condition of plaque buildup in the arteries
- Acute coronary syndrome
- Carry deoxygenated blood to the heart
- Below, excessive
- Cardiac care unit
- Fast heartbeat
- Rising of the blood
- Arteries carry blood from the right side of the heart to the lungs
20 Clues: Slow • Within • Little veins • Fast heartbeat • Atrioventricular • Below, excessive • Above, excessive • Cardiac care unit • Rising of the blood • Bad,abnormal,painful • Acute coronary syndrome • Cardiopulmonary resuscitation • Carry deoxygenated blood to the heart • Condition of plaque buildup in the arteries • Carries oxygenated blood away from the heart • ...
Muscle system 2024-03-22
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- they also protect and stabilize your
- Weakly plantar flex the ankle joint and
- extensors extensor carpi radialis longus.
- femoris Movement at the hip and the knee
- and knee joints.
- joint
- major lateral rotation of the arm.
- the knee joint.
- flex your hip as well as stabilize your
- and lower back.
- posture and movement.
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- helps you move your arms in different
- external rotation of the humerus as
- brachii extension of the elbow joint
- assists with hip adduction knee flexion
- exerting powerful forces onto the ankle joint.
- as stabilization.
- Adds in flexion and adduction of the
- at the hip joint.
- knee internal rotation.
- The longest muscle in the body spanning both the
- flexors flexor carpi radialis and flexors carpi
22 Clues: joint • the knee joint. • and lower back. • and knee joints. • as stabilization. • at the hip joint. • posture and movement. • knee internal rotation. • major lateral rotation of the arm. • external rotation of the humerus as • they also protect and stabilize your • brachii extension of the elbow joint • Adds in flexion and adduction of the • helps you move your arms in different • ...
cardiovascular system 2024-03-22
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- what is the meaning of AV
- how is endocardium pronounce spelled
- tamponade pathological condition in which excess fluid accumulates in the pericardium
- how is pericardium pronounce spelled
- a record of the electrical activity of the heart
- medication used to prevent or alleviate angina
- how is myocardium pronounce spelled
- chemical compound; substance
- how is epicardium pronounce spelled
- means cast; throw
- a procedure that tests how efficiently the heart pumps blood
- what is the abbreviation of echocardiogram/multigated acquisition
- a noninvasive diagnostic method that uses ultrasound to visualize internal cardiac structures
- what is the meaning of HTN
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- condition of higher than normal blood pressure
- how is myocardial infraction pronounce spelled
- one who takes action or does something
- how is atrioventricular pronounce spelled
- pertaining to
- to turn
- condition of lower than normal blood pressure
- an agent that stimulates dilatation
- what is the abbreviation of percutaneous transluminal coronary angioplasty
- condition of plaque buildup in the arteries
- what is the abbreviation of millimeters of mercury
25 Clues: to turn • pertaining to • means cast; throw • what is the meaning of AV • what is the meaning of HTN • chemical compound; substance • an agent that stimulates dilatation • how is myocardium pronounce spelled • how is epicardium pronounce spelled • how is endocardium pronounce spelled • how is pericardium pronounce spelled • one who takes action or does something • ...
Circulatory System 2024-02-29
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- protein found in erythrocytes
- supplies blood to the head, face & neck
- the upper chamber of the heart
- a cone shaped muscular organ located in the chest cavity
- filters foreign particles from the lymph vessels
- supplies blood to the sides and top of head
- the fluid part of the blood
- the lower chamber of the heart
- carries impure blood from the capillaries to the heart
- carries pure blood from the heart to the body
- small vessels that take nutrients & oxygen from the arteries to the cells
- another name for white blood cells
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- supplies blood to the lower portion of the face
- supplies blood to the back of the head
- another name for blood platelets
- returns all blood from the head, face & neck to the heart
- a sticky, salty fluid that brings nourishment and oxygen to the body
- picks up and returns leaked tissue fluid & plasma proteins to the cardiovascular system
- supplies blood to the upper surface of the foot
- another name for red blood cells
- phase of circulation when blood travels through the artery to the lungs, where it is oxygenated
- supplies blood to the thumb side of the arm and hand
- the membrane that encases the heart
23 Clues: the fluid part of the blood • protein found in erythrocytes • the upper chamber of the heart • the lower chamber of the heart • another name for blood platelets • another name for red blood cells • another name for white blood cells • the membrane that encases the heart • supplies blood to the back of the head • supplies blood to the head, face & neck • ...
Respiratory System 2024-03-01
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- Inflammation of the Voice box windpipe and bronchi
- physician who specializes in the use of x-rays, ultrasound, and magnetic fields in the diagnosis and treatment of disease
- Narrowing of a windpipe
- record of x-rays
- surgical repair of the nose
- Pertaining to the Diaphragm
- Pertaining to the Alveoli
- process of measuring oxygen
- instrument used for visual exam of the voice box
- study of the lung (a branch of medicine dealing with disease of the lung)
- Inflammation of the Throat
- Inflammation of the windpipe
- instrument used to measure breathing (or lung volumes)
- Diseased state of the bronchi and lungs
- study of x-rays
- Pertaining to the Bronchus and Alveoli
- Inflammation of the Voice Box
- Excessive Carbon Dioxide in Blood
- Deficent Oxygen to Tissues
- surgical repair of the voice box
- Pertaining to the Covering of the Lung
- pertaining to visual exam of hollow cavity or organ
- process of visual examination of the bronchi
- Pertaining to Segment of The Lung
- Air in chest causing collapsed lungs
- process of recording the bronchus
- Pertaining to Abscence of Breathing
- (or lung volumes)
- Petaining to the Septum
- Inflammation of the sinuses
- Difficulty in Breathing
- Abscence of Breathing
- process of recording with x-rays
- Difficulty in Speaking
- Inflammation of the pleura
- Pertaining to Mucus
- Spasmatic contraction of the voice box
- process of visual examination of hollow organ or body organ
- record of sound
- instrument used to measure oxygen (saturation in blood)
- Only able to breathe in a straight upright position
- Pertaining to Abscence of Voice
- Pertaining to the Bronchus
- Deficent in Breathing
- Inflammation of the epiglottis
- Spasmodic contraction in the bronchi
- Pertaining to Destruction of Mucous
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- Pertaining to Voice
- process of recording sound
- surgical incision into the nose
- Excessive Breathing
- Inflammation of a lobe of a lung
- instrument used to measure carbon dioxide
- Hernia of the Diaphragm
- Pertaining to the Nose and Throat
- Inflammation of the Bronchi
- Pertaining to the Nose
- Defiecent in Carbon Dioxide
- Rapid Breathing
- excision of the voice box
- Pertaining to the Voice Box
- instrument used for visual examination of the bronchi
- process of visual examination of voice box
- Inflammation of the lung
- Abscence of Carbon Dioxide
- a physician who studies and treats disease of the lung
- Inflammation the nose and throat
- Narrowing of the Bronchi
- Pus in the chest
- Abnormal Condition of fungus in the nose
- Inflammation of the mucus membranes of the nose
- Blood in the Chest
- Instrument used examine hollow cavity or organ
- surgical puncture of chest cavity to aspirate fluid [thoracentesis or pleurocentesis]
- process of recording in slices
- process of measuring b
- Normal Breathing
- Abscence of Oxygen
- record of the bronchus
- Pertaining to the Trachea
80 Clues: Rapid Breathing • study of x-rays • record of sound • record of x-rays • Pus in the chest • Normal Breathing • (or lung volumes) • Blood in the Chest • Abscence of Oxygen • Pertaining to Voice • Excessive Breathing • Pertaining to Mucus • Abscence of Breathing • Deficent in Breathing • Pertaining to the Nose • Difficulty in Speaking • process of measuring b • record of the bronchus • ...
Cardiovascular system 2024-02-29
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- disease causing high blood pressure
- tool used to listen to the heart
- disease causing rapid heart rate
- tool used to measure blood pressure
- prefix meaning inner
- recording of the hearts electrical activity
- prefix meaning behind
- the smallest blood vessels in the vascular system
- vessels that return oxygen to the heart
- shortness of breath
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- suffix meaning surgical repair
- X-ray that checks blood vessels
- suffix meaning chest
- suffix meaning inflammation
- ultrasound to examine the heart
- vessels that bring oxygen from the heart to the body
- electrolytes
- organ that pumps blood through the body
- disease causing swollen arteries
- disease causing an enlarged heart
- cardiopulmonary resuscitation
- deep vein thrombosis
- tubes that pump blood around the body
- disease causing hardening of the arteries
- do not resuscitate
25 Clues: electrolytes • do not resuscitate • shortness of breath • suffix meaning chest • prefix meaning inner • deep vein thrombosis • prefix meaning behind • suffix meaning inflammation • cardiopulmonary resuscitation • suffix meaning surgical repair • X-ray that checks blood vessels • ultrasound to examine the heart • tool used to listen to the heart • disease causing rapid heart rate • ...
Cardiovascular system 2024-02-29
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- ultrasound to examine the heart
- disease causing hardening of the arteries
- deep vein thrombosis
- do not resuscitate
- electrolytes
- the smallest blood vessels in the vascular system
- tubes that pump blood around the body
- disease causing rapid heart rate
- X-ray that checks blood vessels
- organ that pumps blood through the body
- tool used to measure blood pressure
- prefix meaning inner
- disease causing swollen arteries
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- disease causing high blood pressure
- tool used to listen to the heart
- suffix meaning chest
- cardiopulmonary resuscitation
- suffix meaning inflammation
- recording of the hearts electrical activity
- vessels that bring oxygen from the heart to the body
- vessels that return oxygen to the heart
- disease causing an enlarged heart
- shortness of breath
- suffix meaning surgical repair
- prefix meaning behind
25 Clues: electrolytes • do not resuscitate • shortness of breath • deep vein thrombosis • suffix meaning chest • prefix meaning inner • prefix meaning behind • suffix meaning inflammation • cardiopulmonary resuscitation • suffix meaning surgical repair • ultrasound to examine the heart • X-ray that checks blood vessels • tool used to listen to the heart • disease causing rapid heart rate • ...
Nervous System 2023-10-16
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- The _____________ lobe contains executive functioning
- The __________ is primarily involved in memory (and is shaped like a seahorse).
- The _______ mater is the most superficial of the meninges.
- The ___________ horn of the spinal cord is composed of axons of somatosensory neurons.
- The dorsal _________ contains both somatosensory and motor neurons going to the back of the body.
- The __________ helps us with balance and contains a structure known as the arbor vitae.
- The structure connects the third and fourth ventricles. (Hint: Two words, no space)
- The ________ gland processes information about light/dark cycles
- The __________ gland is responsible for releasing hormones into the blood.
- The dorsal ________ contains somatosensory neurons that are entering the spinal cord, and contains a ganglion for their cell bodies.
- CN X, also known as the _______ nerve, is the only cranial nerve to innervated structures in the abdomen.
- CN IX is also known by this name
- The _________ nerve (name, not number) provides motor innervation to the muscles of facial expression
- Cerebrospinal fluid flows through the __________ space of the meninges.
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- The ____________ nerve (name, not number) provides somatosensory innervation to the face.
- The __________ horn of the spinal cord is composed of axons and cell bodies of motor neurons.
- The ________ mater is in direct contact with the brain, and goes down into the sulci.
- The space between the dura mater and the arachnoid mater is the _________ space.
- The ___________ lobe contains the somatic motor cortex
- The central canal of the spinal cord contains ____________ fluid.
- The ________ root contains motor axons as they exit the spinal cord, but before they join with sensory neurons to create nerves.
- The space between the bone and the dura mater is the ________ space.
- The __________ rami contains both somatosensory and motor neurons going to the front of the body.
- CN VIII Vestibulocochlear provides special sense information about hearing and what?
- The ___________ plexus helps to create cerebrospinal fluid
25 Clues: CN IX is also known by this name • The _____________ lobe contains executive functioning • The ___________ lobe contains the somatic motor cortex • The _______ mater is the most superficial of the meninges. • The ___________ plexus helps to create cerebrospinal fluid • The ________ gland processes information about light/dark cycles • ...
Sensory system 2023-10-19
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- Lens of eyes gradually become cloudy.
- surgical opening made in tympanic membrane and tubes placed in ear to drain fluid.
- Cartilage in the middle of your nose that separates the right and left side
- Connected to the pharynx and equalizes the air pressure in the middle ear with the outside environment
- Oral yeast infection commonly cause by antibiotics
- Innermost layer of the eye and where light rays reflect to form an image.
- Incurable eye disease due to the retina wearing down
- Known as the blind spot. Nerve fibers form optic nerve here.
- The "window of the eye". Permits the passage of light rays
- Crystalline structure located behind the iris and pupil.
- Farsighted due to eyeball being too short.
- Affects the semicircular canals causing vertigo.
- Three tiny bones that transmit soundwaves from the eardrum to the inner ear
- Genetic disorder carried by female and transmitted to male that affects the cones. Trouble seeing colors correctly.
- Nearsighted due to eyeball being too long
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- excessive intraocular pressure in the eye causing loss of peripheral vision and halos around lights
- separates the outer ear from the middle ear
- Middle ear infection commonly a complications in cold of children
- Sounds to the inner ear are blocked by things like earwax.
- Bumps on the tongue commonly known as taste buds.
- Irregular curvature of the cornea or lens causing blurred image and eye strain
- Sensation of ringing or buzzing in the ears
- Carries the impulses formed by the retina to the brain for interpretation
- Most commonly known as pink eye and is highly contagious
- abscess at the base of the eyelash that is commonly known as a sty.
- Outer ear that directs sound waves into the auditory canal
26 Clues: Lens of eyes gradually become cloudy. • Nearsighted due to eyeball being too long • Farsighted due to eyeball being too short. • separates the outer ear from the middle ear • Sensation of ringing or buzzing in the ears • Affects the semicircular canals causing vertigo. • Bumps on the tongue commonly known as taste buds. • ...
Respiratory system 2023-10-05
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- An infectious disease caused by Mycobacterium tuberculosis.
- The windpipe, which connects the larynx to the bronchi.
- A disease characterized by the uncontrolled growth of abnormal cells in the lungs.
- Inhaling foreign substances into the airways.
- Inflammation of the bronchial tubes.
- A muscle critical for breathing that separates the chest from the abdominal cavity.
- Inflammation of the small airways, often seen in infants and young children.
- Condition where lung tissue becomes scarred and stiff.
- The throat, connecting the nasal and oral cavities to the larynx.
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- Underdevelopment of an organ or tissue.
- The voice box, part of the upper respiratory tract.
- Abnormal enlargement of air spaces in the lungs.
- A group of lung diseases that block airflow and make it difficult to breathe.
- A lung disease caused by the inhalation of dust, often seen in miners or construction workers.
- A chronic respiratory condition characterized by airway inflammation and bronchoconstriction.
- An inflammatory lung condition often caused by infections.
- Swelling caused by an accumulation of fluid.
- An immune system response to substances like pollen or dust that can trigger respiratory symptoms.
- Tiny air sacs where gas exchange takes place in the lungs.
- Tiny hair-like structures that help move mucus and trapped particles out of the respiratory tract.
20 Clues: Inflammation of the bronchial tubes. • Underdevelopment of an organ or tissue. • Swelling caused by an accumulation of fluid. • Inhaling foreign substances into the airways. • Abnormal enlargement of air spaces in the lungs. • The voice box, part of the upper respiratory tract. • Condition where lung tissue becomes scarred and stiff. • ...
Digestive System 2023-10-11
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- - practice of eating plants as the main part of their diet
- - feed containing less than 18% crude fiber when dry, grains and protein supplements are concentrates.
- animal or person that eats food of both plant and animal origin.
- - organic compound composed of carbon hydrogen and oxygen that is solid at body temperature; fats contain more carbon and hydrogen than do carbohydrates and are mainly glyceryl estes if certain acids that are soluble in ether but not in water.
- an organic compound needed in small amounts for nutrition
- inorganic substances needed in small amounts for proper nutrition
- The third compartment of the ruminant stomach
- fact or quality of being acceptable or agreeable to the taste
- something that completes or enhances something else when added to it.
- the second compartment of ruminant stomach
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- - complex carbohydrates such as cellulose and lignin
- Ration - federal allowance for an animal during a 24 hour period that has all the nutrients the animal needs in the right proportions and amounts
- - The fourth compartment, or true stomach, of the ruminant animal
- the organ in the digestive system that receives the feed and adds chemicals that help in the digestion process.
- a feed containing more than 18% crude fiber when dry,examples:hay,silage, and pasture
- - an animal that feeds on flesh
- - organic compound containing carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen
- an organic compound made up of amino acids and containing carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, and nitrogen
- the type of amount of food and drink habitually ingested by an animal or a person ration without reference to a specific time period.
- the first and largest compartment of the ruminant's stomach
- handout is a supplement to the official manual
21 Clues: - an animal that feeds on flesh • the second compartment of ruminant stomach • The third compartment of the ruminant stomach • handout is a supplement to the official manual • an organic compound needed in small amounts for nutrition • - complex carbohydrates such as cellulose and lignin • the first and largest compartment of the ruminant's stomach • ...
Circulatory system 2023-10-17
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- Think blood vessels,Contain cup like valleys,Keep blood flowing in one direction to the heart and lungs,Prevent blood flowing backward,Closer to outer skin
- White blood cells,Fight bacteria
- Branches supply blood to little finger side of arm/palm of hand
- Tube like structure,Transports blood to/from heart
- Blood to upper lip/region of nose
- Blood to the muscular of skin, hands, fingers, wrist, elbow and forearm
- Blood to lower lip/chin
- Blood to lower lip
- Takes deoxygenated blood into the lungs
- Blood to side of nose
- Controls steady circulation through the body
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- Blood clotting
- Tiny, thin walled blood vessels,Connects smaller arteries to venues,Bring nutrition to cells/carry away waste
- Carries blood returning to the heart
- Red blood cells
- Carries the oxygen,Rich blood from the heart
- Largest artery in the body
- Suppply oxygen/hetrients ti cells/tissue to remove carbon dioxide and waste
- Collect blood from brain/face and neck
- Cone shaped organ Keeps blood moving Body pump
- Collect blood from capillaries drain it to veins
- Thick walled, muscular, flexible tubes
22 Clues: Blood clotting • Red blood cells • Blood to lower lip • Blood to side of nose • Blood to lower lip/chin • Largest artery in the body • White blood cells,Fight bacteria • Blood to upper lip/region of nose • Carries blood returning to the heart • Collect blood from brain/face and neck • Thick walled, muscular, flexible tubes • Takes deoxygenated blood into the lungs • ...
MOVEMENT SYSTEM 2023-10-11
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- kepekaan otot terhadap rangsangan
- tulang pada dahi
- antara tulang paha dengan tulang panggul
- alat gerak aktif
- tempat melekatnya tulang rusuk
- contoh tulang sesamoid
- tulang rusuk sejati
- Peristiwa terbentuknya sel darah merah pada sumsum tulang
- salah satu jenis rangka
- Otot yang memiliki sel otot berbentuk gelondong, berintisatu dan berada di tengan, bersifat autonom dan tidakmudah lelah
- mengecilnya ukuran otot
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- pembentukan tulang
- Kejang otot yang disebabkan oleh racun yang masuk ke dalam jaringan melalui luka
- pelengkap
- Kandungan dalam tulang rawan yang membuat tulang menjadi elastis
- tulang yang berada di dalam tubuh
- satu arah
- gelang bahu
- salah satu tips menjaga tulang
- tulang keras
20 Clues: pelengkap • satu arah • gelang bahu • tulang keras • tulang pada dahi • alat gerak aktif • pembentukan tulang • tulang rusuk sejati • contoh tulang sesamoid • salah satu jenis rangka • mengecilnya ukuran otot • tempat melekatnya tulang rusuk • salah satu tips menjaga tulang • kepekaan otot terhadap rangsangan • tulang yang berada di dalam tubuh • antara tulang paha dengan tulang panggul • ...
Respiratory system 2023-10-05
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- The number of breaths taken per minute.
- Normal, relaxed breathing at rest.
- Accumulation of fluid in the lungs
- A condition where the respiratory system can't provide enough oxygen to the body.
- A common cancer that affects the respiratory system
- Tiny air sacs in the lungs where gas exchange occurs.
- A lung disease caused by inhaling fine silica dust particles.
- The practice of listening to lung sounds with a stethoscope.
- A bacterial infection that primarily affects the lungs.
- The muscle responsible for breathing.
- A condition where lung tissue becomes scarred and thickened
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- A lung infection that occurs
- Rapid and deep breathing leading to excessive elimination of CO2
- A condition where part or all of a lung collapses.
- A progressive lung disease characterized by the destruction of lung tissue.
- Inflammation of the bronchial tubes.
- The area in the brainstem that controls breathing.
- The protein in red blood cells that carries oxygen.
- A surgical procedure to create an opening in the trachea to aid breathing.
- Inflammation of the pleura, often causing chest pain.
- Labored or difficult breathing, often seen in various respiratory conditions.
21 Clues: A lung infection that occurs • Normal, relaxed breathing at rest. • Accumulation of fluid in the lungs • Inflammation of the bronchial tubes. • The muscle responsible for breathing. • The number of breaths taken per minute. • A condition where part or all of a lung collapses. • The area in the brainstem that controls breathing. • ...
Integumentary System 2023-10-13
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- Allow for gases and fluids to pass to the surface
- Pigment responsible for skin color
- Bring blood to the dermis
- Contains adipose tissue
- Created by dermal ridges
- Regulates hair growth
- Epidermis layer for protection
- Epidermis layer that creates cells
- Type of fingerprint that looks like a spiral
- Most common fingerprint type
- Connects to bone & muscle tissue
- The largest organ in the human body
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- The thickest layer of the skin
- Location of thick skin on human body
- Visible layer of skin
- Number of layers in the epidermis
- Epidermis layer present in thick skin
- Present in all skin cells
- Excretes wastes and salt
- Function of the integumentary system
- Epidermis layer for waterproofing
- Protein that strengthens skin
- Least common fingerprint type
- Protein that provides elasticity
- Number of layers of skin
- Epidermis layer held together by desmosomes
- Growth of skin marking the spot where its healed
27 Clues: Visible layer of skin • Regulates hair growth • Contains adipose tissue • Excretes wastes and salt • Created by dermal ridges • Number of layers of skin • Present in all skin cells • Bring blood to the dermis • Most common fingerprint type • Protein that strengthens skin • Least common fingerprint type • The thickest layer of the skin • Epidermis layer for protection • ...
Urinary System 2024-04-09
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- test performed on urine to analyze volume, color, & chemical characteristics
- functional unit of kidney; filters blood & produces urine
- ↑ blood volume & b.p. by ↑ water reabsorption in collecting duct
- drains from bladder to exterior
- connect renal pelvis to kidney to bladder; drainage occurs via peristalsis
- reactions are releasing energy
- ↓ water & electrolyte reabsorption
- ↑ water reabsorption by ↑ permeability of collecting duct
- additional waste products removed from blood to filtrate
- amount of filtrate formed per minute, both kidneys
- area of the brain that controls the micturition reflex
- filters waste from the blood like urea, water, salt, & proteins
- process of voiding urine from bladder through urethra
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- muscular, posterior to pubic symphysis; interior to uterus (females)
- fluid resulting from glomerular filtration; flows through renal tubule & collecting system
- 20% of plasma removed from glomerular capillaries
- PH is 4.6 - 8
- produced by kidneys; consist of water, electrolytes, & wastes
- inner region of kidneys; receives urine drained from major & minor calyces; funnel-shaped
- reactions that require energy
- 99% of h20 & other useful solutes returned to blood from filtrate
21 Clues: PH is 4.6 - 8 • reactions that require energy • reactions are releasing energy • drains from bladder to exterior • ↓ water & electrolyte reabsorption • 20% of plasma removed from glomerular capillaries • amount of filtrate formed per minute, both kidneys • process of voiding urine from bladder through urethra • area of the brain that controls the micturition reflex • ...
Lymphatic System 2024-04-02
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- an organ in the abdomen near the stomach that is part of the system
- it may take several days for your immune system to figure out how to make the right antibody for a certain ____
- special white blood cells that are found inside lymph nodes
- the tiny blood vessels that connect arteries to veins
- serious side effects of vaccines are very ____
- are the principle cells of the immune system
- the type of cells that produce antibodies inside a lymph node
- clusters of lymph nodes are found in ____, axilla (armpit), chest, abdomen, and groin
- just like veins, lymphatic vessels have these to prevent fluid from flowing backwards
- an organ in the chest that is part of the system
- these bring lymph into lymph nodes (two words)
- when these bind to a pathogen, it kills them; these are produced by B cells
- after lymph has been filtered and cleaned, it returns to the bloodstream via two of these (two words)
- small bean-shaped structures that filter substances in lymphatic fluid (two words)
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- babies get a lot of infections because they have not yet produces ___ cells
- some B cells become these and live on in the body in case you run into this pathogen again (two words)
- these structures carry lymph from one lymph node to the next (two words)
- lymphatic organs in the back of the mouth at the beginning of the throat
- when the interstitial fluid enters a lymphatic vessel it is called this
- when fluid leaks out of blood vessels it is called this (two words)
- If 95% of the people around a child are vaccinated for a disease, it creates ___ immunity
- this system collects and transports these from your intestines to your bloodstream
- lymph is a fluid containing water, sugars, white blood cells, and ____
- Some vaccines include ____ viruses that have been modified so that they can trigger the production of antibodies, but are unable to cause disease.
- where all your blood cells are produced (two words)
- organs in the back of your nose that are part of the system
- the liquid part of the blood
27 Clues: the liquid part of the blood • are the principle cells of the immune system • serious side effects of vaccines are very ____ • these bring lymph into lymph nodes (two words) • an organ in the chest that is part of the system • where all your blood cells are produced (two words) • the tiny blood vessels that connect arteries to veins • ...
Cardiovascular System 2024-04-24
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- The heart is composed of __________ tissues
- ____________ are the interweaving groups of capillaries
- ________ is when the heart relaxes
- What does blood transport around the body in addition to nutrients?
- What are the smallest vein components that pull blood out of capillaries?
- What is the stickiness and thickness of the blood?
- ______ are mini-arteries that branch out of arteries into capillaries
- is the pump that moves blood through the blood vessels
- _______ is when the heart contracts
- The is the total distance of the vessel measured from the heart?
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- What transfers blood between veins and arteries?
- What is the receiving chamber of the heart?
- What are the non-contractile cells that can spontaneously depolarize without neural input?
- As the _______ of the vessel increases, the blood flow through increases.
- What system consists of the heart and blood vessels?
- What type of blood vessels carry blood away from the heart?
- What forms a closed system of delivery routes that begins and ends at the heart?
- _______ carry blood towards the heart
- Blood is a fluid_______ made of living blood cells that float in the nonliving plasma
- What is the discharging chamber of the heart?
20 Clues: ________ is when the heart relaxes • _______ is when the heart contracts • _______ carry blood towards the heart • What is the receiving chamber of the heart? • The heart is composed of __________ tissues • What is the discharging chamber of the heart? • What transfers blood between veins and arteries? • What is the stickiness and thickness of the blood? • ...
integumentary system 2024-04-25
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- pertaining to within the skin
- pertaining to upon the skin
- abnormal condition of blood in tissues
- pertaining to through the skin
- abnormal condition of fungus in nail
- pertaining to nail
- abnormal condition of itching
- pertaining to under the skin
- abnormal condition of horned tissue
- tumor of cancer
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- pertaining to producing horn shape
- producing disease
- abnormal condition of above normal sweating
- pertaining to red skin
- abnormal condition of death
- specialist in the study of skin
- pertaining to beneath the nail
- inflamation of the skin
- study of skin
- producing cancer
- pertaining to hardening of skin
21 Clues: study of skin • tumor of cancer • producing cancer • producing disease • pertaining to nail • pertaining to red skin • inflamation of the skin • abnormal condition of death • pertaining to upon the skin • pertaining to under the skin • pertaining to within the skin • abnormal condition of itching • pertaining to beneath the nail • pertaining to through the skin • ...
Muscular System 2024-05-28
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- Muscle on the back side of the bicep.
- Type of muscle found in the walls of hollow organs.
- Movements controlled by the brain.
- Type of muscle found in the heart.
- Large muscle that runs up the spine.
- The largest muscle in the body.
- Muscle that makes up the calf.
- Muscle that move the eyes.
- Contractions that do not move the joints.
- The distasl point the muscle attaches to.
- Movement occurs at the joint.
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- Movements we can do on our own.
- Muscle that causes movement directly.
- Type of muscle found attached to bones.
- Muscle that contacts when curling a dumbell.
- The main function of muscular system.
- Muscle that is connected with shoulder movement.
- Muscle that opposes the prime mover muscles.
- Muscle that performs the same motion as the agonist.
- The proximal start of a muscle.
20 Clues: Muscle that move the eyes. • Movement occurs at the joint. • Muscle that makes up the calf. • Movements we can do on our own. • The largest muscle in the body. • The proximal start of a muscle. • Movements controlled by the brain. • Type of muscle found in the heart. • Large muscle that runs up the spine. • Muscle that causes movement directly. • ...
Respiratory System 2024-05-28
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- recieves both food and air from the mouth and opens into the esophagus and larynx
- upper portion of nasal cavity
- brings tears to the nose
- windpipe
- the throat
- lowest cartilage of the larynx, assists in opening airway
- a flap of cartilage that closes the trachea during swallowing
- branch at the carina into main bronchi branches
- drain into the nasal cavities, lightens skull, warms the air.
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- smallest branches of bronchi
- behind the oral cavity; receives both food and air from the mouth
- spongy organs
- voicebox; routes food and air into the proper tube
- membrane surrounding lungs that helps limit friction
- protect the body from bacterial infections
- lined with mucous and cilia
- adam's apple
- drains the middle ear and equalizes pressure
- air sacs at the end of the bronchioles
- entrance to the nose
20 Clues: windpipe • the throat • adam's apple • spongy organs • entrance to the nose • brings tears to the nose • lined with mucous and cilia • smallest branches of bronchi • upper portion of nasal cavity • air sacs at the end of the bronchioles • protect the body from bacterial infections • drains the middle ear and equalizes pressure • branch at the carina into main bronchi branches • ...
Nervous System 2024-05-23
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- the electrical change of the membrane potential that makes the electrical charge more positive
- part of the brain that is used to maintain balance in the body
- the type of nervous system that prepares the body for activeness
- the lobe in the brain that is used for overall sensory input and contains the somatosensory cortex
- the lobe in the brain that contains components used for deep thinking, and speaking, and contains the primary motor cortex
- the electrical change of the membrane potential that makes the electrical charge more negative
- the lobe in the brain that contains components used to process hearing
- the fiber that is connected to the cell body of a neuron and is used to send electrical signals to other neurons
- the type of neuron that receives signals from the central nervous system and brings it to other organs
- the type of nervous system that prepares the body for rest and relaxation
- the ion that is used to repolarize a cell
- membrane-wrapped pouch that is used to transfer chemical signals
- the act of applying myelin sheaths to the axons for faster communication between neurons
- the type of potential that works as an all-or-nothing event and makes long-distance signals
- the type of neuron that connects the afferent and efferent neurons
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- the type of neuron that picks up stimuli from the body's peripheral and sends it to the central nervous system
- one neuron connects to many neurons and influences them
- the type of chemical signal used by neurons to communicate with other cells
- the type of potential that is caused by specific events in specific parts of the cell membrane
- the type of neuron that receives the signal
- the lobe in the brain that contains components for visual processing
- the ion that is used to depolarize a cell
- the act of transporting chemical signals into the cell
- many neurons connect to one neuron and influences that one neuron
- the type of neuron that sends the signal to another cell
- the act of transporting chemical signals out of the cell
26 Clues: the ion that is used to depolarize a cell • the ion that is used to repolarize a cell • the type of neuron that receives the signal • the act of transporting chemical signals into the cell • one neuron connects to many neurons and influences them • the type of neuron that sends the signal to another cell • the act of transporting chemical signals out of the cell • ...
Endocrine System 2024-05-25
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- a type of gastric exocrine secretory cell that is not inhibited by somatostatin
- an insulin independent glucose transporter used in liver cells, insulin is only required when packaging glucose as glycogen
- located in the outer layer of the adrenal gland and its secretion is independent of the hypothalamus or pituitary gland
- significant drop in glucose levels, resulting in coma or death, as the brain cannot function properly without a sufficient supply of glucose
- rare condition where the pituitary gland produces excess growth hormone after puberty, even after the growth plates have closed, resulting in thicker bones and exceptional growth
- body's state post-meal, when there is an excess of fuel coming in, associated with increased insulin secretion and anabolism
- produced by G cells, enhances gastric motility, inducing stomach contractions and brings basic electrical rhythm closer to its threshold
- the portion of the pituitary gland, AKA anterior pituitary composed of hormone secreting cells
- type of hormones secreted by the adrenal cortex, including aldosterone
- process of producing fat
- hormone produced by D cells that inhibits the release of gastrin, activity of ECL cells, and the secretion of HCl from parietal cells which all leads to a decrease in gastric secretion.
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- type of feedback that involves the release of cortisol to prevent chronic inflammation or an overreactive immune response
- bottom layer of the adrenal gland that secretes catecholamines
- hormone that stimulates uterine contractions for childbirth, causes milk ejection, and aids in parent-offspring and mating bonding
- hormone that stimulates mammary gland to produce milk and is suppressed by dopamine
- smaller fat derived molecules produced in liver in between meals and is an alternative fuel source for the brain
- a mineral that is crucial for thyroid hormone production
- type of cells attacked in type 1 diabetes
- enlargement of the thyroid gland and can form due to insufficient or absence of dietary iodine
- too much thyroid hormone resulting in high basal metabolic rate, low heat intolerance, and weight loss
- disease where the immune system produces antibodies that overstimulate the TSH receptor, causing the thyroid gland to produce excessive amounts of thyroid hormone
- major post absorptive state hormone and regulates blood sugar levels in the body increasing glycogenolysis when blood sugar levels are low by converting stored glycogen in the liver to glucose and releasing it into the bloodstream
- utilized by the vagus and intrinsic nerves to activate chief and parietal cells, enhancing the production of pepsinogen and HCl
- primarily synthesized in the liver and plays a crucial role in bone growth and protein synthesis
- happens during the post-absorptive state, when cells undergo the breakdown of large, energy-rich molecules
25 Clues: process of producing fat • type of cells attacked in type 1 diabetes • a mineral that is crucial for thyroid hormone production • bottom layer of the adrenal gland that secretes catecholamines • type of hormones secreted by the adrenal cortex, including aldosterone • a type of gastric exocrine secretory cell that is not inhibited by somatostatin • ...
Respiratory System 2024-09-04
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- smoking can cause the reduce of
- the taking in of air
- The Trachea branches into two
- the diaphragm muscles when inhalation
- a condition due to the damage of the alveoli
- the asthma patients towards air pollutants will be
- smoking can cause higher risk of
- the volume of the thoracic cavitg when inhalation
- Each broncus split into smaller tubes
- a person with emphysema is constantly short of
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- the volume of the thoracic cavity when exhalation
- the letting out of air
- A muscular sheet
- the position of the ribcage when exhalation
- the inflamation of the bronchi
- the trachea is also lined with
- the trachea also known as
- The lungs are protected inside the
- Lung cancer mainly happen because of
- symptoms emphysema can be
- The singular for bronchi
- a chronic disorder
- the singular for alveoli
- the position of the ribcage when inhalation
- one of the suffering when a person has asthma
25 Clues: A muscular sheet • a chronic disorder • the taking in of air • the letting out of air • The singular for bronchi • the singular for alveoli • the trachea also known as • symptoms emphysema can be • The Trachea branches into two • the inflamation of the bronchi • the trachea is also lined with • smoking can cause the reduce of • smoking can cause higher risk of • ...
Operating System 2024-09-05
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- copying information into faster storage system main memory can be viewed as a last cache for secondary storage.
- Designed to overcome the issue of monolithic architecture.
- makes use of multiple CPU's to complete a specific task.
- It temporarily stores input or output data in an attempt to better match the speeds of two devices
- Allowing communication with the operating system via a control language
- When two or more programs run at the same time
- receive messages, transfer status information
- close, write, reposition, get file attributes
- components that will run all the time when a computer is turned on.
- a traditional model of a software program, which is built as a unified unit that is self-contained and independent from other applications.
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- the near-minimum amount of software that can provide the mechanisms needed to implement an operating system .
- executes multiple programs at a time.
- release device, read, write, reposition
- Sharing of a computing resource among many users
- Allowing files to be recorded in a tree structure.
- denoting software for which the original source code is made freely available and may be redistributed and modified.
- an interface between a program running in user space and the operating system (OS).
- end, abort, set process attributes, wait for time, wait event
- receive messages, transfer status information
- a process of transferring data by placing it in a temporary working area where another program may access it for processing at a later point in time.
- the system by which people (users) interact with a machine.
21 Clues: executes multiple programs at a time. • release device, read, write, reposition • receive messages, transfer status information • receive messages, transfer status information • close, write, reposition, get file attributes • When two or more programs run at the same time • Sharing of a computing resource among many users • ...
Integumentary System 2024-09-07
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- Helps the human body maintain its temperature
- cell in the eyes and skin the produces melanin
- nerve fiber endings sensitive for touch sensation
- communicates sensations such as pain, touch, itch and warmth/cold
- Part of a hair that is visible
- produces and sustains hair growth
- the lighter color of skin under the bottom of your nails
- a skin condition in which hair follicles get clogged
- the skins specialized antigen presenting cell
- a lump of fluid, air or other substances
- over most of the body opening directly onto the skins surface
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- open in the hair follicle then to surface of skin
- a network of arteries
- microscopic gland found in hair follicles
- a barrier preventing unwanted materials from entering, and important fluids from exiting
- a clear, thin layer of dead skin cells in the outermost layer of the skin
- specializes in skin, hair and nails
- produces and releases certain hormones
- a pore that surrounds a strand of hair and it’s root
- the layer of skin on the top edge of your nails
- outermost layer
- primary cell in the outermost layer of the skin
- oval shaped receptors for light touch sensation
23 Clues: outermost layer • a network of arteries • Part of a hair that is visible • produces and sustains hair growth • specializes in skin, hair and nails • produces and releases certain hormones • a lump of fluid, air or other substances • microscopic gland found in hair follicles • Helps the human body maintain its temperature • the skins specialized antigen presenting cell • ...
respiratory system 2024-09-16
23 Clues: хрящ • бронх • обмін • легені • глотка • трахея • судини • частка • вдихати • носовий • дихання • просвіт • гортань • альвеоли • видихати • бронхіоли • знищувати • розділяти(ся) • трахея (англ) • дихальні шляхи • грудна клітина • розгалужуватись • видаляти, виводити
Muscular system 2024-04-25
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- loacated in the front of the lower leg responsible for lifting the foot upwards and control the movement when walking and running and helps maintain balance and stability.
- located in the chest area also referred to the pecs helps with movements like pushing and hugging.
- located in the groin area helps bring the thigh towards the midline of the body and plays a role in stabilizing the pelvis during everyday movements like walking.
- a muscle that forms the rounded shape on your shoulder helps with movement and stability in the arm.
- located in the front of your thigh helps to extend the knee joint and assist in flexing the hip joint.
- located in the inner thigh one of the hip adductor muscles that helps bring the thigh to the midline of the body also assists in flexing and rotating the hip joint.
- runs down your thigh reffered to tailors muscle helps with crossing one leg over the other plays the role in flexing, abducting and externally rotating the hip joint.
- a muscle in the neck that helps with movement and posture.
- located in the hip region and plays a role in flexing the hip joint.
- knows as abs helps with core stability and is for flexing your trunk.
- located on the side of your rib cage referred to boxers muscle it helps with protraction and stabilization of the shoulder blade.
- in the upper arm helps bend the elbow and rotate the forearm also called biceps.
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- located on the sides of the abdomen they help with rotating and flexing the trunk like when twisting your body or doing side bends.
- a large muscle in the back and neck that helps with shoulder movement and posture.
- located on the outer side of the blower leg helps with ankle everrsion (moves foot outward) plays a role in stabilizing and supporting the ankle during running and walking.
- locating in the groin area helps bring the thigh toward the midline of the body assists in flexing and rotating the hip joint.
- located in the calf region plays a role in pointing the foot downward and involved in running and walking and jumping.
- located on the outer side of your thigh responsible for extending the knee joint.
- located on the anterior side of the forearm they help flex the wrist joint allowing it to curl your hand towards your forearm.
- located on the inner side of your thigh helps extended the knee joint plays a ro;e in stabilizing the kneecap during everyday movements like walking.
20 Clues: a muscle in the neck that helps with movement and posture. • located in the hip region and plays a role in flexing the hip joint. • knows as abs helps with core stability and is for flexing your trunk. • in the upper arm helps bend the elbow and rotate the forearm also called biceps. • ...
Urinary System 2024-05-05
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- major component of the nephron, includes descending and ascending limbs(3 words)
- organic substances found in urine resulting from breakdown of fat molecules
- urine is delivered by ureter
- tiny cavity extending from apex of each renal pyramid
- external structure of kidney, a concave notch on medial surface
- tube leading from floor of bladder to the exterior, differs in males and females
- a capillary network formed by efferent arterioles
- eliminates urine from the body from the collecting duct into renal pelvis, transporting it to the ureters, to urinary bladder, to urethra and out of the body
- what glomerular filtrate passes through after leaving glomerular capsule (3 words)
- pair of organs in abdomen that remove waste from the body
- where remaining blood from glomerulus flows
- inner region of kidney revealed through sagittal section
- - involuntary urination
- fluid left over after modifications to be excreted
- functional unit of kidney, structure in which urine forms
- important urine pigment, produced by bacterial action on bilirubin in the intestine.
- what several minor calyces unite to form
- opening of urethra to external environment
- long duct urine is channeled into from pelvis
- when water, salt, & other molecules are transported from cavity through epithelial tubular cells and into the peritubular capillaries
- cavity that urine is delivered into by kidneys
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- hollow walls surrounding the glomerulus where blood plasma passes
- condition from poor secretion of aldosterone
- component of the medulla, triangular wedges
- process that uses energy to generate osmotic gradient to produce concentrated urine
- where arterial blood enters kidney
- process by which small dissolved substances (solutes) move from glomerular capillaries to glomerular capsule
- outer region of kidney revealed through sagittal section
- microscopic subdivisions of small arteries
- inward extensions of cortex between the pyramids
- nitrogenous waste products
- tuft of capillaries that blood is delivered to via afferent arterioles
- formed by several large veins, conduct blood out of kidney
33 Clues: - involuntary urination • nitrogenous waste products • urine is delivered by ureter • where arterial blood enters kidney • what several minor calyces unite to form • microscopic subdivisions of small arteries • opening of urethra to external environment • component of the medulla, triangular wedges • where remaining blood from glomerulus flows • ...
Digestive System 2024-05-02
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- the organs that are responsible for getting rid of carbon dioxide waste
- the type of digestion where enzymes break down the molecules in food
- organ that allows food to pass through for 6-8 hours AFTER it leaves the stomach
- the organ that breaks down and digests food to extract nutrients from food
- a main component or part of mechanical digestion
- the type of acid in the stomach that aid in digestion
- where urine is stored until it exits your body
- the place where digestion begins
- holds solid waste and comes after the small intestine
- organ that produces insulin which controls blood sugars
- top of windpipe that keeps food from entering
- the place waste leaves your body by sweating
- part liquid and part solid: a thick semifluid mass of partially digested food and digestive secretions that is formed in the stomach and small intestine during digestion.
- word that means extracting of nutrients from food, in small intestine
- a word that means "energy" for the body- starts with an "f"
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- the name of the body system responsible for breaking down food to obtain nutrients
- a pear-shaped, hollow structure located under the liver and on the right side of the abdomen that has bile which breaks down fats
- carries food, liquids, and saliva from the mouth to the stomach
- the length of the large intestine in meters
- special organs in your body that work like filters. They remove waste products from the blood and produce urine
- the name of the body system that is responsible for getting rid of waste
- word that means the taking in of food
- another name for the large intestine
- these are part of chemical digestion and are responsible for breaking down molecules in the food when it enters your mouth
24 Clues: the place where digestion begins • another name for the large intestine • word that means the taking in of food • the length of the large intestine in meters • the place waste leaves your body by sweating • top of windpipe that keeps food from entering • where urine is stored until it exits your body • a main component or part of mechanical digestion • ...
Solar system 2024-05-03
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- Often called the "Red Planet."
- The smallest planet in our solar system.
- A small body of matter from outer space that enters the Earth's atmosphere.
- Small rocky bodies that orbit the sun.
- System: The collection of planets and other objects orbiting the sun.
- Known for its beautiful rings.
- The force that pulls objects towards each other.
- Known as the "Morning Star" or the "Evening Star."
- The farthest planet from the sun.
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- The largest planet in our solar system.
- A group of stars forming a recognizable pattern.
- A small rocky or metallic body traveling through space.
- A small celestial object that orbits the sun and develops a tail when it passes close to the sun.
- The coldest planet in our solar system.
- Earth's natural satellite.
- The path that a planet takes around the sun.
- A system of stars, dust, and gas held together by gravity.
- The only planet known to have life.
- The star at the center of our solar system.
- The movement of one object around another in space.
20 Clues: Earth's natural satellite. • Often called the "Red Planet." • Known for its beautiful rings. • The farthest planet from the sun. • The only planet known to have life. • Small rocky bodies that orbit the sun. • The largest planet in our solar system. • The coldest planet in our solar system. • The smallest planet in our solar system. • ...
LYMPHATIC SYSTEM 2024-05-06
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- Family of immune modulating proteins
- Localized tissue response to injury
- White blood cells that ingest and digest
- Interstitial fluid that flows in lymphatic vessels
- Nonphagocytic, large granular lymphocytes that police blood and lymph
- Clinical condition for blockage lymphatic vessels
- Empties into left venous angle
- Prevent back flow
- Blind ended
- Empties into the right venous angle
- Any of the cells responsible for production of immunity mediated by cells
- Where B and T cells mature
- Largest lymphoid organ
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- Where mature lymphocytes first encounter their antigens and are activated
- Two types of immunity
- Where immune functions take place
- Ability to resist and defend against infectious and other damaging substances
- Cleanse lymph
- Special lymphatic vessels that absorb fat from small intestine
- Guards the body's entryways against pathogens
20 Clues: Blind ended • Cleanse lymph • Prevent back flow • Two types of immunity • Largest lymphoid organ • Where B and T cells mature • Empties into left venous angle • Where immune functions take place • Localized tissue response to injury • Empties into the right venous angle • Family of immune modulating proteins • White blood cells that ingest and digest • ...
Body System 2024-05-06
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- What passage way leads from the trachea to the lungs
- What is the range of motion in joints
- What takes in oxygen (5 letters)
- How many muscles are in our muscle system
- What organ cleans your blood?
- What makes up the dense outer layer of bone
- How many bones do we have as an adult
- capable of shortening
- controlled by the unconscious art of the brain
- What are the airsacks at the the end of the bronchioles where the gas exchange takes place
- What organs creates urine
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- What holds the bones and joints together
- What organ holds and breaks down food with acid
- Controlled consciously by a person
- What organ absorbs nutrients
- How many bones do babys have
- What is the professional name of the “Wind Pipe”
- how long is the large intestine in feet
- can be stretched without damage
- What takes in oxygen (4 letters)
20 Clues: capable of shortening • What organs creates urine • What organ absorbs nutrients • How many bones do babys have • What organ cleans your blood? • can be stretched without damage • What takes in oxygen (5 letters) • What takes in oxygen (4 letters) • Controlled consciously by a person • What is the range of motion in joints • How many bones do we have as an adult • ...
Solar System 2024-05-07
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- Ilmuwan yang menemukan hukum gerak planet
- Ilmuwan yang melakukan penemuan awal tentang Tata Surya
- asteroid Daerah di antara Mars dan Jupiter
- Dwarf planet yang pernah dianggap planet kesembilan
- Planet terdekat dengan Matahari
- Jalur yang dilalui benda langit saat mengelilingi Matahari
- Lapisan gas yang mengelilingi planet
- Wilayah medan magnetik yang melindungi planet
- Planet dengan cincin yang terlihat jelas
- Benda langit yang terbakar saat masuk ke atmosfer Bumi
- Gerakan berputar suatu benda langit pada porosnya sendiri
- Satelit alami yang mengelilingi planet
- Ilmu yang mempelajari Tata Surya dan alam semesta
- Benda langit kecil yang berada di sabuk asteroid
- Alat yang digunakan dalam pengamatan astronomi
- Teleskop yang digunakan untuk mengamati Tata Surya
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- Wilayah pengaruh Matahari
- Planet yang berotasi miring
- Benda langit yang bergerak mengelilingi Matahari
- Planet terbesar di Tata Surya
- Planet merah
- Kuiper Daerah di luar orbit Neptunus
- Planet yang paling mirip dengan Bumi
- Cloud Wilayah yang berada di pinggiran Tata Surya
- Gerakan mengelilingi Matahari
- Bintang pusat
- Planet terjauh dari Matahari
- Profesi yang melakukan perjalanan antariksa
- Benda langit yang mengelilingi Matahari
- Planet tempat tinggal kita
30 Clues: Planet merah • Bintang pusat • Wilayah pengaruh Matahari • Planet tempat tinggal kita • Planet yang berotasi miring • Planet terjauh dari Matahari • Planet terbesar di Tata Surya • Gerakan mengelilingi Matahari • Planet terdekat dengan Matahari • Lapisan gas yang mengelilingi planet • Kuiper Daerah di luar orbit Neptunus • Planet yang paling mirip dengan Bumi • ...
Urinary System 2024-05-08
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- middle layer of kidney
- innermost layer of kidney
- connective tissue that holds kidneys against dorsal muscles
- responsible for eliminating waste from body
- knot of blood capillaries where blood is filtered
- protects kidney
- sudden contraction of the bladder
- small hard deposit that is painful when passed
- inability to control urination
- tubes carry urine from renal pelvis to urinary bladder
- muscular sac that stores urine until released
- tube transports urine to outside of body
- position of the kidneys
- each kidney contains over 1 Million of them
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- bring blood into kidneys
- outermost layer of kidney
- carry filtered and deoxygenated blood out
- forms a cup-like sac around the glomerulus
- muscle controls the flow of urine
- transparent tissue that encloses kidney tissues
- hollow muscular organ stores urine
- long winding tube transports filtrate towards ureter
- waste product of the urinary system
- an illness in any part of the urinary tract
- bladder infection
25 Clues: protects kidney • bladder infection • middle layer of kidney • position of the kidneys • bring blood into kidneys • innermost layer of kidney • outermost layer of kidney • inability to control urination • sudden contraction of the bladder • muscle controls the flow of urine • hollow muscular organ stores urine • waste product of the urinary system • ...
Urinary System 2024-05-08
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- hollow muscular organ stores urine
- middle layer of kidney
- inability to control urination
- muscular sac that stores urine until released
- transparent tissue that encloses kidney tissues
- innermost layer of kidney
- tube transports urine to outside of body
- muscle controls the flow of urine
- an illness in any part of the urinary tract
- long winding tube transports filtrate towards ureter
- knot of blood capillaries where blood is filtered
- each kidney contains over 1 Million of them
- waste product of the urinary system
- carry filtered and deoxygenated blood out
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- position of the kidneys
- outermost layer of kidney
- forms a cup-like sac around the glomerulus
- protects kidney
- bring blood into kidneys
- responsible for eliminating waste from body
- sudden contraction of the bladder
- small hard deposit that is painful when passed
- connective tissue that holds kidneys against dorsal muscles
- tubes carry urine from renal pelvis to urinary bladder
- bladder infection
25 Clues: protects kidney • bladder infection • middle layer of kidney • position of the kidneys • bring blood into kidneys • outermost layer of kidney • innermost layer of kidney • inability to control urination • sudden contraction of the bladder • muscle controls the flow of urine • hollow muscular organ stores urine • waste product of the urinary system • ...
NERVOUS SYSTEM 2024-09-29
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- The division of the nervous system that controls involuntary actions like heart rate and digestion.
- A condition involving loss of memory and cognitive function.
- The gap between two neurons where neurotransmitters are released.
- The central part of a neuron, containing the nucleus.
- Part of the autonomic nervous system responsible for "rest and digest."
- The type of nervous tissue that contains myelinated axons.
- The junction where nerves from the spinal cord enter the brain.
- The outermost layer of the brain.
- The part of the brain responsible for higher cognitive functions like thinking and planning.
- The fatty substance that insulates nerve fibers.
- A long, thin projection that transmits signals from a neuron.
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- A disease caused by the degeneration of the myelin sheath.
- The type of neuron that carries signals to muscles.
- A brain structure involved in regulating emotions and memory.
- The major structure connecting the brain and spinal cord.
- The two large structures that make up the majority of the brain's mass.
- A small space between the axon of one neuron and the dendrite of another.
- A type of chemical messenger in the brain.
- The part of the brain responsible for balance and coordination.
- The nervous system outside the brain and spinal cord.
20 Clues: The outermost layer of the brain. • A type of chemical messenger in the brain. • The fatty substance that insulates nerve fibers. • The type of neuron that carries signals to muscles. • The central part of a neuron, containing the nucleus. • The nervous system outside the brain and spinal cord. • The major structure connecting the brain and spinal cord. • ...
Integumentary System 2024-09-17
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- dead keratin cells (shaft, root, follicle)
- produces melanin
- yellow-orange pigment
- cells that provide the skin with immunity
- accumulation of keratin
- skin, hair, nails, glands
- cells that produce keratin
- thickest part of skin
- partial loss of melanocytes
- excess keratin shed
- outermost layer of skin
- attaches to skin that holds blood vessels
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- red pigment
- tough fibrous protein that provides protection
- ear wax that provides barrier to prevent foreign entry
- study of skin disorders and their treatment
- inability to produce melanin
- hard keratinized cells (free edge, plate, root)
- inner layer of skin with connective tissues
- gland that produces sebum
- determined by amount of melanin, carotene, and blood
- cells that sense touch
- gland in the ear that produces cerumen
- gland that produces sweat (eccrine & apocrine)
- produces yellow to brown pigment and protects against UV radiation
- thinnest part of skin
- oily substance that hydrates skin and hair
27 Clues: red pigment • produces melanin • excess keratin shed • yellow-orange pigment • thinnest part of skin • thickest part of skin • cells that sense touch • accumulation of keratin • outermost layer of skin • gland that produces sebum • skin, hair, nails, glands • cells that produce keratin • partial loss of melanocytes • inability to produce melanin • gland in the ear that produces cerumen • ...
Respiratory System 2024-09-17
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- airways have become inflamed due to recurrent exposure to irritants
- a progressive, long term loss of lung function
- condition in which levels of oxygen in the blood becomes dangerously low
- inflammation of the larynx and can cause someone to "lose their voice"
- a "runny nose"
- the act of coughing up and spitting out mucus, saliva, or other body fluids
- the absence of oxygen in the body's tissues
- a group of lung diseases that obstruct bronchial airflow
- also known as a "chest cold"
- an inflammatory disease of the bronchial tubes often triggered by an allergic reaction
- can occur when a foreign substance, like vomit, is inhaled in the lungs
- also known as an "allergy"
- abnormally fast breathing
- a lung condition caused by trauma, pneumonia, smoke, or inhaled vomit
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- the expectorant of blood or blood-stained sputum
- a serious inflammation of the lungs in which air sacs are filled with pus and fluids
- blood in the lung cavity that can result from chest trauma or a stab wound
- a condition of deficient levels of oxygen in the body
- means "runny nose"
- describes a "common cold"
- difficulty breathing
- involuntary spasm of the bronchi
- abnormally slow breathing
- also known as the "flu"
- a genetic disorder that causes thick mucus to clog the lungs
- inflammation of the sinus
- temporary absence of breathing
- a "nose bleed"
28 Clues: a "runny nose" • a "nose bleed" • means "runny nose" • difficulty breathing • also known as the "flu" • describes a "common cold" • abnormally slow breathing • inflammation of the sinus • abnormally fast breathing • also known as an "allergy" • also known as a "chest cold" • temporary absence of breathing • involuntary spasm of the bronchi • the absence of oxygen in the body's tissues • ...
Cardiovascular system 2024-10-03
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- exchanges oxygen and carbon dioxide in blood
- uses ultrasound to see the heart
- abbrev for potassium chloride
- swollen artery
- heart attack
- tiny veins
- thick-walled
- transports blood to the heart
- tiny arteries
- combining form meaning valve
- abbrev for implantable cardioverter defibrillator
- center of the cardiovascular system
- instrument to measure pressure
- dilated or swollen veins
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- used to listen to the heart
- high blood pressure
- combining form meaning pulse
- suffix meaning rupture
- small tube used to inject dye
- abbrev for potassium
- surgical puncture to remove fluid
- used to measure blood oxygen
- used in stress testing
- abbrev for athersclerotic cardiovascular disease
- combining form meaning skin
- pericardial sac is inflamed
- abbrev for atrioventricular
- abbrev for millimeters of mercury
28 Clues: tiny veins • heart attack • thick-walled • tiny arteries • swollen artery • high blood pressure • abbrev for potassium • suffix meaning rupture • used in stress testing • dilated or swollen veins • used to listen to the heart • combining form meaning skin • pericardial sac is inflamed • abbrev for atrioventricular • combining form meaning pulse • used to measure blood oxygen • ...
Sensory System 2024-10-24
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- middle ear infection
- portion of retina wears down, incurable
- excessive intraocular pressure
- carries impulses to brain
- farsightedness
- known as eardrum
- small ear bones that transmit sound
- part that divides nose into left and right
- known as blindspot
- permits passage of light rays
- hearing ringing or buzzing in ear
- irregular curvature of cornea or lens
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- known as taste buds
- abcess at base of eyelash
- affects semicircular canals
- equalizes pressure in middle ear to outside atmosphere
- sounds to inner ear are blocked
- the innermost layer of the eye
- outer ear
- focuses images on retina
- nearsightedness
- lens becomes cloudy gradually
- surgical opening that drains fluids in ear
- known as pink eye
- yeast infection of tongue
25 Clues: outer ear • farsightedness • nearsightedness • known as eardrum • known as pink eye • known as blindspot • known as taste buds • middle ear infection • focuses images on retina • abcess at base of eyelash • carries impulses to brain • yeast infection of tongue • affects semicircular canals • lens becomes cloudy gradually • permits passage of light rays • excessive intraocular pressure • ...
Nervous System 2024-10-24
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- Gland that makes, stores and releases hormones.
- A circular system of arteries that supply blood to the brain.
- A hormone released by the adrenal glands that helps the body respond to stress.
- Connects the two hemispheres of the brain
- Sensory receptors that respond to mechanical pressure or distortion.
- The brain’s relay center that directs sensory and motor signals to the cerebral cortex.
- Artery that supplies blood to the occipital lobe, the bottom of the temporal lobe, and various deep structures including the thalamus.
- Sensory receptor for painful stimuli.
- Positive stress that can motivate and improve performance.
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- A region of the brain that regulates homeostasis, including sleep, hunger, and hormone release.
- The receiving portion of a neuron.
- The brain’s ability to form new neural connections, supporting learning and adaptation.
- Artery that supplies blood to the lateral aspects of the frontal, temporal, and parietal lobes.
- Map in the brain of sensory and motor neurons in each part of the body.
- A nerve cell that transmits electrical signals throughout the body.
- Insulating layer around nerves that allows electrical impulses to transmit quickly and efficiently.
- The body’s ability to maintain stable internal conditions despite external changes.
- Artery that supplies blood to the medial portions of the frontal lobes and superior medial parietal lobes.
- System involved in emotional behavior, motivation, and learning.
- Unit A motor neuron and all the muscle fibers it innervates.
- The junction between two neurons where neurotransmitters are released to transmit signals.
21 Clues: The receiving portion of a neuron. • Sensory receptor for painful stimuli. • Connects the two hemispheres of the brain • Gland that makes, stores and releases hormones. • Positive stress that can motivate and improve performance. • Unit A motor neuron and all the muscle fibers it innervates. • A circular system of arteries that supply blood to the brain. • ...
Somatosensory System 2024-10-22
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- type of pathways that transmit info to many areas of the brainstem and cerebrum
- sense of the functions and state of internal body organs
- another word for somatosensation
- this is when there is pain felt in one region of the body that is not the site of the injury
- end of the peripheral neurons where somatosensory receptors are located
- touch receptors that respond to mechanical deformation of the receptor
- type of pathways that gives info about action and type of stimulation to cortex
- the tract that is involved in pain stimuli commanding attention and interfering with sleep
- what somatosensory receptors do with a stimulus when it changes it into an electrical signal
- the number of receptors within a given area of body surface
- type of touch that is light and associated with emotional bonding
- type of receptors that are stimulated by physical deformation of the receptor itself or the surrounding area
- the thalamic tract that is involved with tactile and proprioceptive input from the face
- also known as fast adapting; when a receptor adapts quickly to stimulus and stops responding
- pain receptors that are sensitive to stimuli that damage or can damage
- the tract is involved in turning the eyes and head toward the source of noxious input
- specialized mechanoreceptors located in the muscles, tendons, joints, and vestibular apparatus of the inner ear
- chemical receptors that respond to substances released by cells
- also known as slow adapting; when a receptor continues to fire during entire presentation of the stimulus
- area of skin innervated by a single afferent neuron
- sensory information from the skin and musculoskeletal systems
- symptoms of this includes impair conscious proprioception and vibration, along with incoordination
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- the type of neuron that is found on the first order neuron
- type of regions that tend to have smaller diversity of receptors than distal regions
- the area of skin innervated by axons from cell bodies in a single dorsal root
- sense of direct interactions with the external world and its impact on the body
- it’s functions include discriminative touch, vibration, and conscious proprioception
- an aversive response to seemingly non-noxious tactile stimuli
- type of pathways that bring unconscious proprioceptive and other movement-related information to the cerebellum
- temperature receptors that respond to heat or cooling
- type of touch that detects objects that contact skin and is associated with fine motor coordination
- sense of one’s own body, involving sensation from muscles, joints, and tendons
- the tract that is involved with emotions, personality, and movement
- it’s functions include discriminative pain, discriminative temperature, and crude/coarse touch
34 Clues: another word for somatosensation • area of skin innervated by a single afferent neuron • temperature receptors that respond to heat or cooling • sense of the functions and state of internal body organs • the type of neuron that is found on the first order neuron • the number of receptors within a given area of body surface • ...
Lymphatic System 2024-10-23
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- triggered by any injury to body tissues
- drains lymph from the rest of the body
- example of a non-specific defense
- produce antibodies and oversee humoral immunity
- drains lymph from upper right part of body
- system of molecules and cells that recognize foreign invaders, antigens, and work to destroy or inactivate them
- the movement of white blood cells through capillary walls into tissues
- any substance that triggers an immune response
- abnormal response to harmless substances
- rare,acute, and systemic allergic reaction
- capture and destroy bacteria in the small intestine
- when cancer spreads to another part of the body from the original site, usually through the lymphatic system
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- monitor fluid for presence of antigens
- protect body from all foreign invaders regardless of type or location
- filter unwanted substances such as pathogens and cancer cells from the lymph
- specialized proteins that bind to antigens and tag them for destruction by other cells
- non-antibody producing lymphocytes
- specially formulated substances attack specific antigens the body has been exposed to previously
- engulf and destroy bacteria and other foreign substances
- filters pathogens and debris from the blood
20 Clues: example of a non-specific defense • non-antibody producing lymphocytes • monitor fluid for presence of antigens • drains lymph from the rest of the body • triggered by any injury to body tissues • abnormal response to harmless substances • drains lymph from upper right part of body • rare,acute, and systemic allergic reaction • filters pathogens and debris from the blood • ...
Sensory system 2024-10-22
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- tetraciclina
- vista
- pupila
- estribo
- tracoma
- Optometrista
- vértigo
- hipermetropía
- adormecimiento
- timpanometría
- drenaje timpánico o tubo de ventilación en el tímpano
- córnea
- nistagmo
- remover la cera con una jeringa
- miosis
- glaucoma
- mácula lútea
- otoscopio
- astigmatismo
- Audiólogo
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- partículas flotantes
- Oftalmólogo
- párpado
- retinoblastoma
- oído o audición
- conjuntivitis
- equilibrio
- tinnitus o zumbido de oídos
- Técnico Óptico
- retina
- cataratas
- miopía
- estrabismo
- cosquilleo
- iris
- cóclea o caracol
- yunque
- tacto
- martillo
- conjuntiva
- Técnico en audiometría
- lente
42 Clues: iris • vista • tacto • lente • pupila • retina • miopía • córnea • yunque • miosis • párpado • estribo • tracoma • vértigo • nistagmo • martillo • glaucoma • cataratas • otoscopio • Audiólogo • equilibrio • estrabismo • cosquilleo • conjuntiva • Oftalmólogo • tetraciclina • Optometrista • mácula lútea • astigmatismo • conjuntivitis • hipermetropía • timpanometría • retinoblastoma • Técnico Óptico • adormecimiento • oído o audición • cóclea o caracol • ...
Nervous System 2024-10-17
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- controls movement, emotional responses, and ability to experience pleasure and pain.
- Coordinates the movement and balance.
- known as expressive aphasia, which means that speech production is compromised.
- A long bundle of nerves that carries messages between the brain and the body.
- A neurological disorder marked by recurrent seizures due to abnormal electrical activity in the brain.
- Parts of the cerebral lobe that keep visual memories and process incoming visual data.
- loss of oral or written language due to brain damage
- it insulates the axon within the PNS to form myelin sheath
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- functional unit of nervous system.
- responsible for smell and hearing
- The part of the brain that is connected to the spinal cord.
- folds or bumps on the surface of the cerebrum
- A condition where blood flow to a part of the brain is interrupted, causing brain cells to die due to lack of oxygen.
- it separate and support the soft tissue of the brain from the bones of the cranium
- connects the nose to the brain in order to identify a smell.
- A system that is composed of the brain and spinal cord.
- helps to process sensory impulses of smell, taste, and vision.
- a type of conduction that occurs when an axon is unmyelinated
- relays information from cerebrum to cerebellum.
- a type of conduction that occurs when an axon is myelinated
20 Clues: responsible for smell and hearing • functional unit of nervous system. • Coordinates the movement and balance. • folds or bumps on the surface of the cerebrum • relays information from cerebrum to cerebellum. • loss of oral or written language due to brain damage • A system that is composed of the brain and spinal cord. • ...
Body Systems Crossword Puzzle 2020-12-09
Science system crossword 2020-12-01
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- get rid of toxins and waste materials
- creates new organisms includes the uterus
- gets rid of waste product such as urine
- allows you to move
- keep the shape of the body, include bone
- releases hormones
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- allows blood flow, includes heart
- allows you the breathe include lungs
- allows you to eat includes intestines
- allows you to feel things such as pain
- protects the body, includes skin and hair
11 Clues: releases hormones • allows you to move • allows blood flow, includes heart • allows you the breathe include lungs • get rid of toxins and waste materials • allows you to eat includes intestines • allows you to feel things such as pain • gets rid of waste product such as urine • keep the shape of the body, include bone • creates new organisms includes the uterus • ...
Organ & Organ Systems, S.Hipes 2020-09-08
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- Transfers digested materials to the blood
- Produces and transports reproductive cells
- Helps regulate body temperature
- Produces voluntary and involuntary movements
- Produces hormones that act on target tissues in other organs to influence growth, development, and metabolism
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- Protects against disease
- Supports and protects vital organs
- Brings in oxygen for cells
- Protects against infection
- Regulates body's response to changes in internal and external environment
- Filters blood and eliminates waste products
11 Clues: Protects against disease • Brings in oxygen for cells • Protects against infection • Helps regulate body temperature • Supports and protects vital organs • Transfers digested materials to the blood • Produces and transports reproductive cells • Filters blood and eliminates waste products • Produces voluntary and involuntary movements • ...
Human Body Crossword 2024-03-21
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- this system helps break down food
- this is the largest organ in the body
- this system filters blood and creates urine
- this system protects you from disise
- these look squiggly
- you get a cast when you break these
- part of this system shields the brain
- this organ pumps blood
- this system is centered around the heart
- these remove waste products from the blood and produce urine
- these help you chew
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- this system includes your heart
- manages fluid levels in the body
- this system includes your skin
- this organ filters all of the blood in the body
- this organ stores urine
- this system is centered around the brain
- these are the central organs of the respiratory system
- this is the center of the nervous system
- this digests food
20 Clues: this digests food • these look squiggly • these help you chew • this organ pumps blood • this organ stores urine • this system includes your skin • this system includes your heart • manages fluid levels in the body • this system helps break down food • you get a cast when you break these • this system protects you from disise • this is the largest organ in the body • ...
Body Systems 2015-04-21
10 Clues: Starts with U ends in Y • starts with D ends in E • starts with M ends with R • starts with R ends with E • starts with L ends with C • Starts with N ends with S • starts with S ends with L • Starts with R ends with R • starts with E ends with E • Starts with C and ends with O
ROTHMC CH 1-6 2021-05-07
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- Unusually thin, often due to malnourishment or illness; skeletal
- Sneaky; secretive
- To support; encourage; assist
- Feelings of shame; deep embarrassment
- To give the appearance of; to fake
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- The accomplishments, values, and traditions of a culture, nation, or family
- Sadly; full of grievance
- To move away quickly
- Complex and understated; difficult to perceive
- Quieted down; caused to feel less animated
10 Clues: Sneaky; secretive • To move away quickly • Sadly; full of grievance • To support; encourage; assist • To give the appearance of; to fake • Feelings of shame; deep embarrassment • Quieted down; caused to feel less animated • Complex and understated; difficult to perceive • Unusually thin, often due to malnourishment or illness; skeletal • ...
Roll of Thunder Crossword 1-6 2021-05-07
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- Complex and understated; difficult to perceive
- The accomplishments, values, and traditions of a culture, nation, or family
- Feelings of shame; deep embarrassment
- To move away quickly
- To support; encourage; assist
- Quieted down; caused to feel less animated
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- Sneaky; secretive
- Unusually thin, often due to malnourishment or illness; skeletal
- Sadly; full of grievance
- To give the appearance of; to fake
10 Clues: Sneaky; secretive • To move away quickly • Sadly; full of grievance • To support; encourage; assist • To give the appearance of; to fake • Feelings of shame; deep embarrassment • Quieted down; caused to feel less animated • Complex and understated; difficult to perceive • Unusually thin, often due to malnourishment or illness; skeletal • ...
hi 2024-04-17
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- it has two blades and you cut paper with it
- unchanging in condition
- to lash from side to side
- a slim chance
- firm imposition
- having or showing happiness people also say this when happy
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- any of various moter vehicles used for snow transportation
- unique and odd sometimes good sometimes bad
- forming or resembling a skeleton
- a slow smoky fire
10 Clues: a slim chance • firm imposition • a slow smoky fire • unchanging in condition • to lash from side to side • forming or resembling a skeleton • it has two blades and you cut paper with it • unique and odd sometimes good sometimes bad • any of various moter vehicles used for snow transportation • having or showing happiness people also say this when happy
MK2L2 2024-11-03
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- In the middle of your face
- Synonym for Thorax
- It connects your foot to your leg
- Human tail, at the end of a backbone
- All the bones that make up a body
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- Part of the body that joins the head to the body
- Other side to the front
- Organ used for hearing
- Egg producing organ
- Sight,Hearing, Smell, Taste and Touch
10 Clues: Synonym for Thorax • Egg producing organ • Organ used for hearing • Other side to the front • In the middle of your face • It connects your foot to your leg • All the bones that make up a body • Human tail, at the end of a backbone • Sight,Hearing, Smell, Taste and Touch • Part of the body that joins the head to the body
[NEW UPDATE] CROSSWORD MUSCULOSKELETAL SYSTEM (PART 2) 2019-12-17
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- - A flat sheet or ribbon of tendon like material that anchors a muscle or connects it with the part that the muscle moves is called ___________.
- - Movement of a limb away from midline of body.
- - A fan-shaped muscle overlying the temporal bone, inserts into the mandible and act as a synergist of masseter in closing jaw.
- - The specific neurotransmitter that stimulates skeletal muscle fibers.
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- - Mr Henry is trying with all his might to pull a tree stump out of a ground. It does not budge. What type of contraction are his muscles performing?
- - Each of the axon terminals forms junctions with the sarcolemma of a different muscle cell. The junction is called __________ junctions.
- - Which muscle cell has single, very long, cylindrical, multinucleate cells with very striations?
- - What is the name for many oval nuclei that can be seen just beneath the plasma membrane?
- - Many fascicles are bound together by an even tougher “overcoat” of connective tissue called an ___________ , covers the entire muscle.
- - Perimysium to form a bundle of fibers called as _________.
10 Clues: - Movement of a limb away from midline of body. • - Perimysium to form a bundle of fibers called as _________. • - The specific neurotransmitter that stimulates skeletal muscle fibers. • - What is the name for many oval nuclei that can be seen just beneath the plasma membrane? • ...
Rheumatology 2022-01-30
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- CASPAR criteria help with diagnosis
- T-score of -2.5 on BMD
- hallmark of Spondyloarthritis
- vasospasm of digital and cutaneous arteries
- Most prevalent clinical feature of NPSLE
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- biopsy with endomysial inflammation with CD* te cells
- deformity due to destruction of ulnar collateral ligmanet
- Impaired skeletal mineralization during childhood
- Non-caseating granulomas are defining features
9 Clues: T-score of -2.5 on BMD • hallmark of Spondyloarthritis • CASPAR criteria help with diagnosis • Most prevalent clinical feature of NPSLE • vasospasm of digital and cutaneous arteries • Non-caseating granulomas are defining features • Impaired skeletal mineralization during childhood • biopsy with endomysial inflammation with CD* te cells • ...
Chapter 4 Active Learning Activity 2018-02-05
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- tissue that contracts, produces movement
- tissue that supports, forms framework of body
- a type of circulating tissue
- the muscles also known as smooth muscles
- cells appearing to be layered but are not
- the basic unit of nervous tissue
- cancer of the epithelium (skin)
- another name for tumor
- flat, irregular cells
- long narrow cells
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- glands that deliver secretions using ducts
- a striated, voluntary muscle
- secretions from endocrine glands
- muscle forming the heart wall
- the tissue that covers body surfaces, lines cavities, forms glands
- tumors that are not considered dangerous
- ductless glands
- the study of tissues
- tissue that conducts nerve impulses
- square shaped cells
- the tissue that composes bones
21 Clues: ductless glands • long narrow cells • square shaped cells • the study of tissues • flat, irregular cells • another name for tumor • a striated, voluntary muscle • a type of circulating tissue • muscle forming the heart wall • the tissue that composes bones • cancer of the epithelium (skin) • secretions from endocrine glands • the basic unit of nervous tissue • ...
Muscles 2017-03-07
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- Name for muscle fiber cytoplasm
- What activates tropomyosin
- Bundles of thick and thin myofilaments
- Special name for the muscle fiber plasma membrane
- Where a motor neuron
- What actin molecules are “hidden” under when not activated
- Another name for muscle cell
- Line where actin molecules attach to each other
- Name for thin myofilaments
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- Specialized smooth endoplasmic reticulum
- Smallest functional unit of skeletal muscle fiber
- Divides and covers the muscle into bundles
- Covers the entire muscle
- Name for thick myofilaments
- Where action occurs in the sarcomere
- 2 Terminal cisterna + 1 T Tubule = ___
- Covers each muscle fiber
- Which part of myosin acts on actin?
- Allows for electrical stimulate to reach each fiber
- Where myosin is anchored
20 Clues: Where a motor neuron • Covers the entire muscle • Covers each muscle fiber • Where myosin is anchored • What activates tropomyosin • Name for thin myofilaments • Name for thick myofilaments • Another name for muscle cell • Name for muscle fiber cytoplasm • Which part of myosin acts on actin? • Where action occurs in the sarcomere • Bundles of thick and thin myofilaments • ...
Kingdoms 2017-11-01
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- / whip like tail
- / Cover a wide area under the plant
- Bundle / a group veins
- / a skeletal rod made of cartilage that supports the body
- / One way this kingdom receives its nutrition by feeding on dead tissues
- / Contains the following parts: Veins,Xylem,and Pollination
- / requires a host cell for energy
- / Strong and connective tissues
- Radially symmetrical
- / Flowering plants that have seeds contains in fruits
- / lots of little "threads"
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- / plant that produce seeds
- / parallel veins and leaves
- bristles
- / This kingdom has to do with living things
- / This kingdom contains both Archaebacteria and Eubacteria
- has a hard exoskeleton
- / a long primary root.
- / seed leaf
- / Protists reproduce this way
- / tiny hairs
21 Clues: bristles • / seed leaf • / tiny hairs • / whip like tail • Radially symmetrical • has a hard exoskeleton • / a long primary root. • Bundle / a group veins • / plant that produce seeds • / lots of little "threads" • / parallel veins and leaves • / Protists reproduce this way • / Strong and connective tissues • / requires a host cell for energy • ...
Emma Sayles Histology 2020-10-02
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- gland that cells excrete substances through exocytosis
- contracts involuntarily and non striated
- tissue that is avascular
- gland that secretes hormones through bloodstream
- voluntarily contracts and striated
- 10% of nerve cells
- layer that is shaped like columns
- layer that is cube shapes
- blood cells that provide immune response
- tissue that supports and binds things together
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- has multiple layers
- blood cells that carry oxygen
- blob like cells that engulf invading substances
- contracts involuntarily and striated
- gland that secretes substances out through duct
- 90% of all nerve cells
- tissues that provides flexible cushioning
- gland that a portion of it pinches off with substance
- cells that detect foreign substances
- gland where cell ruptures and spills out product
20 Clues: 10% of nerve cells • has multiple layers • 90% of all nerve cells • tissue that is avascular • layer that is cube shapes • blood cells that carry oxygen • layer that is shaped like columns • voluntarily contracts and striated • contracts involuntarily and striated • cells that detect foreign substances • contracts involuntarily and non striated • ...
Human Body Systems 2020-10-21
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- bone that protects the brain
- the exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide
- type of muscle that are found in the heart
- controls the body
- type of muscle that is connected to bones
- first phase of the heart beating
- the air only pipe
- tiny hair inside the nose
- type of muscle that look smooth
- carries blood to the heart
- carries the blood away from the heart
- the most complex part of the brain
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- bone cells that make new bones
- protects the heart and lungs
- carries air
- second phase of the heart beating
- protein that makes bones
- where you information is stored
- nervous system’s cells
- a muscle located in front of the upper arm
20 Clues: carries air • controls the body • the air only pipe • nervous system’s cells • protein that makes bones • tiny hair inside the nose • carries blood to the heart • bone that protects the brain • protects the heart and lungs • bone cells that make new bones • where you information is stored • type of muscle that look smooth • first phase of the heart beating • ...
Nutrition 2022-01-26
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- food is collected and regurgitated to the mouth.
- absorb nutrients in the small intestine.
- glands that release hormones into interstitial space.
- vitamins that are dissolve in water.
- regurgitated food.
- regulates metabolic rate.
- compartment that sends food to the true stomach.
- protein that increases the rate of reactions.
- absorbed in digestion for skeletal formation.
- female carrying a fetus or embryo.
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- vitamins that dissolve in the liver.
- animal with a multicompartment stomach.
- found on food labels as the total protein in the feed.
- animal willingness to accept feed.
- aids in the digestion of fat.
- are essential for life.
- a mass of food and saliva.
- largest gland.
- outer covering of a seed.
- partially digested food in the stomach
20 Clues: largest gland. • regurgitated food. • are essential for life. • regulates metabolic rate. • outer covering of a seed. • a mass of food and saliva. • aids in the digestion of fat. • animal willingness to accept feed. • female carrying a fetus or embryo. • vitamins that dissolve in the liver. • vitamins that are dissolve in water. • partially digested food in the stomach • ...
Organ system crossword 2023-02-27
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- thin membrane that materials diffuse across
- carries oxygen and carbon dioxide
- arm muscle
- supports body and allows movement
- brain lobe that controls movement
- cells that form a scab
- allows oxygen to enter cells
- brain and spinal cord
- carries air from nose to lungs
- many subsystems that control muscles, alertness
- supplies materials to every cell
- bone supporting all organs
- nerve cell
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- extract oxygen from air
- related to the lungs
- what organ systems work for
- protects brain
- skin hair and nails
- controls muscle movements
- carries blood away from heart
- leg bone
- largest artery leaves left ventricle
- where oxygen is passed into blood
- back of arm muscle
- organ made of alveoli
25 Clues: leg bone • arm muscle • nerve cell • protects brain • back of arm muscle • skin hair and nails • related to the lungs • brain and spinal cord • organ made of alveoli • cells that form a scab • extract oxygen from air • controls muscle movements • bone supporting all organs • what organ systems work for • allows oxygen to enter cells • carries blood away from heart • ...
Muscle Crossword Puzzle Review-Niyana Lewis 2024-04-30
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- The plasma membrane of muscle cells.
- "Peacemakers of the heart",
- Thin filament.
- Does not have multiple layers.
- Muscle constitutes the main tissue of the heart cells.
- Muscle cell/fiber surrounded by a membrane
- Thick Filament.
- Muscle movements that are under conscious control
- The functional unit inside of a muscle fiber
- The plasma membrane of muscle cells (special name).
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- Multiple nuclei.
- Muscle that protects Internal Organs.
- Attaches to the bone.
- Fascicles are surrounded by a membrane.
- has multiple layers.
- Muscle cell/Fiber has smaller fibers within it
- muscle movements that are not under conscious control.
- Single nucleus.
- Each Muscle is surrounded by a membrane.
- Fibers are organized into bundles.
20 Clues: Thin filament. • Single nucleus. • Thick Filament. • Multiple nuclei. • has multiple layers. • Attaches to the bone. • "Peacemakers of the heart", • Does not have multiple layers. • Fibers are organized into bundles. • The plasma membrane of muscle cells. • Muscle that protects Internal Organs. • Fascicles are surrounded by a membrane. • Each Muscle is surrounded by a membrane. • ...
Chapter 2: Anatomy & Physiology 2023-11-30
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- draws together
- groups of organs
- eating
- separates
- binds
- study of structures
- protects
- brain
- small organs
- heart
- energy
- movable attachment
- study of functions
- fixed part of muscle
- funny
- fingers
- collection of tissue
- living things
- controls
- skin
- jellylike substance
- contracts
- stomach
- protects from disease
- middle
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- microscopic anatomy
- collection of cells
- bones
- blood clotting
- center of cell
- strongest bone of the face
- muscles
- daughter cells
- lungs
- collarbone
- elimination
- breakdown
- largest cranial nerve
- upward
- stores energy
- cheekbones
- genetics
- within nucleus
- inward
- bridge of nose
- uterus
- hormones
47 Clues: skin • bones • binds • lungs • brain • heart • funny • eating • energy • upward • inward • uterus • middle • muscles • fingers • stomach • protects • genetics • controls • hormones • separates • breakdown • contracts • collarbone • cheekbones • elimination • small organs • stores energy • living things • draws together • blood clotting • center of cell • daughter cells • within nucleus • bridge of nose • groups of organs • movable attachment • ...
muscle and skelaton 2023-12-07
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- upper arm
- medial side of forearm
- shrink in size and loss of strength
- connect muscles to bones
- forms walls of heart and helps circulate blood
- digitorum middle of forearm
- middle forearm
- upper back and neck
- form walls for internal muscles
- flex and tenses wrist
- contract automatically
- when stimulated by nerves, able to contrast
- provides attachment to bone
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- upper chest
- surrounds mouth
- upper arm
- lateral upper forearm
- shoulder
- the state of partial contraction
- later side of upper arm
- allows muscle to return to its original shape
- posterior part of ribs
- between ribs
- ability to be stretched
- side of neck
- muscles you contracts when you want to
26 Clues: shoulder • upper arm • upper arm • upper chest • between ribs • side of neck • middle forearm • surrounds mouth • upper back and neck • lateral upper forearm • flex and tenses wrist • medial side of forearm • posterior part of ribs • contract automatically • later side of upper arm • ability to be stretched • connect muscles to bones • provides attachment to bone • form walls for internal muscles • ...
Trauma 2014-02-24
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- Most common cause of MODS
- In SIRS or MODS this state results in weight loss, muscle wasting, and further organ failure
- Results from failed hypothalamic regulatory processes; most serious form of heat stress
- Examples include bacteria, viruses, fungi, and parasites that can trigger a systemic inflammatory response
- MODS + 3 or more organ systems fail = mortality rates up to___%
- The body's response to a variety of insults including infection (sepsis), ischemia infarction, and injury
- Defined as a core temperature below 35 degrees C; occurs when heat produced by the body cannot compensate for heat lost to the environment
- This type of traction provides a long-term pull that keeps injured bones and joints aligned
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- True freezing that results in the formation of ice crystals in the tissues and cells
- Examples include gram-negative and gram-positive bacteria that can trigger a systemic inflammatory response
- In the US, someone dies from a traumatic injury every _____ minutes
- Presence of systemic fat globules from fractures that are distributed into tissues/organs after a skeletal injury
- Term used for the failure of 2 or more organ systems in the acutely ill; homeostasis cannot be maintained without intervention
- A level ____ Trauma Center is capable of providing total care for every aspect of injury-from prevention through rehabilitation
- Term used to describe sepsis with hypotension (despite fluid resuscitation) and inadequate tissue perfusion
- _________ levels of ALT, AST, GGT, serum albumin and prealbumin can be found in a patient with MODS
16 Clues: Most common cause of MODS • MODS + 3 or more organ systems fail = mortality rates up to___% • In the US, someone dies from a traumatic injury every _____ minutes • True freezing that results in the formation of ice crystals in the tissues and cells • Results from failed hypothalamic regulatory processes; most serious form of heat stress • ...
BY116 Module 1 2022-09-19
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- physiological question of process
- change in concentration over time
- system that exchanges soluble gases
- release energy, -E, catabolic, kinetic energy gain
- absorb energy, +E, synthetic, potential energy gain
- response causes same response
- system that transports materials in body
- system that absorbs nutrients
- inhibit cell, influx Cl- or efflux K+
- excite cell, influx Na+ or Ca++
- system that provides support and movement
- physiological question of purpose
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- no input, anticipates need
- system that maintains water and removes waste in body
- body load+intake-excretion
- dynamic, adaptive work
- involves ligand and receptor, longer than electrical
- 99% of reflexes, ends reflex
- system that coordinates body function
- system that provides protection from environment
- system that perpetuates species
- system that defends against foreign invaders
- system that coordinates body function through elec.
23 Clues: dynamic, adaptive work • no input, anticipates need • body load+intake-excretion • 99% of reflexes, ends reflex • response causes same response • system that absorbs nutrients • system that perpetuates species • excite cell, influx Na+ or Ca++ • physiological question of process • change in concentration over time • physiological question of purpose • ...
Frog Anatomy 2024-06-03
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- Filters blood, makes urine; part of the excretory system
- lower chamber of the heart;part of the circulatory system
- Carries eggs in female frog
- Digestion, uptake of sugar; part of the digestive system
- Stores solid waste part of multiple systems
- moves digested food out of the body; part of the digestive system
- Blood vessels that carry blood back to the heart; part of the circulatory system
- Organ near the stomach that produces, stores, and eliminates blood cells
- Stores bile; part of the digestive system
- the two upper chambers of the heart; part of the circulatory system
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- Hearing
- Transparent cover that protects the eye
- Blood vessels that carry blood away from the heart; part of the circulatory system
- All waste is collected; part of the digestive system
- air opening to exchange gases
- First site of chemical digestion; part of digestive system
- Thin membrane that holds the coils of the small intestinelungs Deliver oxygen to the body; part of the respiratory system
- largest digestive gland or organ in the body of the frog: part of the digestive systemlargest digestive gland or organ in the body of the frog: part of the digestive system
- Stores urine; part of the excretory system
- Deliver oxygen to the body; part of the respiratory system
20 Clues: Hearing • Carries eggs in female frog • air opening to exchange gases • Transparent cover that protects the eye • Stores bile; part of the digestive system • Stores urine; part of the excretory system • Stores solid waste part of multiple systems • All waste is collected; part of the digestive system • Filters blood, makes urine; part of the excretory system • ...
body systems 2023-03-09
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- found inside bones and makes blood
- connect muscles to bones
- protects organs and regulates body temp
- this system is in charge of moving blood
- a major organ in the circulatory system
- think muscles
- help regulate body temp
- this system gets rid of waste
- help move blood
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- regulate body growth
- this system breaks down food
- muscles that move involuntary
- this system regulates body growth
- think bones
- think lungs
- think brain
- a organ in the digestive system
- a organ in the excretory system
- muscles that help the circulatory system
- muscles that work with bones to move the body
20 Clues: think bones • think lungs • think brain • think muscles • help move blood • regulate body growth • help regulate body temp • connect muscles to bones • this system breaks down food • muscles that move involuntary • this system gets rid of waste • a organ in the digestive system • a organ in the excretory system • this system regulates body growth • found inside bones and makes blood • ...
A/P Ch 8 Cross Word Muscular System 2023-02-17
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- neurotransmitter for skeletal contractions
- chemicals released at the synapse
- layers of dense connective tissue separates muscles
- broad fibrous sheets of connective tissue
- what thin filaments are made of
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- pigment that causes redbrown color of muscle
- type of neurons that control effectors
- pigment responsible for bloods red color
- space between individual neurons
- enzyme contained in the myosin heads
- what thick filaments are made of
- one of the proteins that makes up actin filaments
12 Clues: what thin filaments are made of • space between individual neurons • what thick filaments are made of • chemicals released at the synapse • enzyme contained in the myosin heads • type of neurons that control effectors • pigment responsible for bloods red color • broad fibrous sheets of connective tissue • neurotransmitter for skeletal contractions • ...
Human Body Systems 2024-01-29
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- Provides heat, allows movement, makes you stay strong, and maintains body posture.
- Contains bones that shapes your body.
- How babies are made.
- Pumps blood to body places.
Down
- All about hormones.
- Network of vessels that drain.
- How you can feel alarmed or anxious.
- Relating to respiration.
- Removes waste in your body.
- Where your body breaks down food and absorbs nutrients.
- Skin, Hair, and Nails.
- Main organs are the kidney, urinary bladder, and urethra.
12 Clues: All about hormones. • How babies are made. • Skin, Hair, and Nails. • Relating to respiration. • Removes waste in your body. • Pumps blood to body places. • Network of vessels that drain. • How you can feel alarmed or anxious. • Contains bones that shapes your body. • Where your body breaks down food and absorbs nutrients. • ...
Tissues 2022-09-27
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- muscle tissue described as nonstriated and involuntary
- epithelial found in glands; used for secretion
- main tissue type; makes up skin and membranes
- flattened cells of epithelial tissue
- made up of dendrite and axon
- most abundant and diverse tissue type
- means one layer
- muscle tissue that is striated and involuntary
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- used to describe "striped" muscle tissue
- epithelial that makes up epidermis
- means many layers
- muscle tissue that is voluntary and striated
- loose connective tissue also known as fat tissue
- word used to describe consciously moving
- epithelial used for absorption (small intestine)
15 Clues: means one layer • means many layers • made up of dendrite and axon • epithelial that makes up epidermis • flattened cells of epithelial tissue • most abundant and diverse tissue type • used to describe "striped" muscle tissue • word used to describe consciously moving • muscle tissue that is voluntary and striated • main tissue type; makes up skin and membranes • ...
Senior Vocavulary 2021-02-04
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- Open resistance; bold disobedience.
- Serious and immediate danger.
- Strong reaction of anger
- Relating to or functioning as a skeleton.
- Person who has seen something and can give a first hand description of it.
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- Of similar character.
- Been flogged with a whip.
- In a way that lacks strength or force.
- Live again.
- To beat or hit someone.
- A piece of fabric worn by women over the shoulders or head or wrapped round a baby.
- Raise to a higher position or level.
- Relating a regular paid employment.
- Accept or act in accordance with
- Illegal moving in the country.
15 Clues: Live again. • Of similar character. • To beat or hit someone. • Strong reaction of anger • Been flogged with a whip. • Serious and immediate danger. • Illegal moving in the country. • Accept or act in accordance with • Open resistance; bold disobedience. • Relating a regular paid employment. • Raise to a higher position or level. • In a way that lacks strength or force. • ...
health 2021-10-05
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- smooth muscle is an ____ muscle
- ____ muscle is what causes the heart to pump blood
- the amount of reps needed for endurance
- the most common way to prevent muscle injury
- muscle tone is
- the front of the body
- extending a muscle does this
- skeletal muscle is muscle that is attatched to __
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- the amount of reps needed to build strength
- when the body makes lactic acid it converts
- an easy remedy to a muscle injury
- the back of the body
- to clench a muscle
- flexing a muscle causes this
- the opposite of flexing
15 Clues: muscle tone is • to clench a muscle • the back of the body • the front of the body • the opposite of flexing • flexing a muscle causes this • extending a muscle does this • smooth muscle is an ____ muscle • an easy remedy to a muscle injury • the amount of reps needed for endurance • the amount of reps needed to build strength • when the body makes lactic acid it converts • ...
GCSE PE - Physical Fitness 2023-02-27
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- ability to use two or more body parts simultaneously
- Training zone between 60-80% of MaxHR
- test for agility
- This occurs if you do not give your body enough time to recover
- When a layer of skin gets rubbed off
- Principle linked with Progressive overload
- Increases amount of urine removed from the body
- Lowers Heart Rate
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- The measure of amount of time your skeletal muscles can contract without fatiguing
- The combination of speed and strength
- The fitness test for flexibility
- Damage to ligaments
- Test for speed
- Injective oxygenated blood
- Swedish for 'Speed Play'
15 Clues: Test for speed • test for agility • Lowers Heart Rate • Damage to ligaments • Swedish for 'Speed Play' • Injective oxygenated blood • The fitness test for flexibility • When a layer of skin gets rubbed off • The combination of speed and strength • Training zone between 60-80% of MaxHR • Principle linked with Progressive overload • Increases amount of urine removed from the body • ...
Science Vocab 2023-05-01
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- shows the number of valence electrons
- the new chemicals formed by a reactant
- protects against disease
- The variety of all types of organisms living in a given area
- a group of tissues layered together that work together
- Carries sediments away
- tiny rocks
- provided support and red blood cell function
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- a substance that takes part in and undergoes change during a reaction
- water that does not soak into the ground
- Breaks down sediments
- drops the sediments
- removes waste from the body
- Determines the energy shells of an element
- protects the body from the outside world
15 Clues: tiny rocks • drops the sediments • Breaks down sediments • Carries sediments away • protects against disease • removes waste from the body • shows the number of valence electrons • the new chemicals formed by a reactant • water that does not soak into the ground • protects the body from the outside world • Determines the energy shells of an element • ...
The Mouth 2018-02-12
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- Made up 97-99.5% water; contains enzyme Amylase to break up starch
- The strongest and most numerous type of papillae
- occupies the floor of the mouth; made of skeletal muscle
- Adults teeth
- Another name for chewing
- also called oral cavity
- baby teeth
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- Composed of two type of secretory cells
- forms the roof of the mouth
- wisdom teeth position causing pain
- exposed part of the tooth above the gingiva (Gums)
- Red, swollen gums; common during pregnancy
- caused by bacteria and decay
- inflammation of the parotid gland
- Lie in sockets (alveoli) in the gums
15 Clues: baby teeth • Adults teeth • also called oral cavity • Another name for chewing • forms the roof of the mouth • caused by bacteria and decay • inflammation of the parotid gland • wisdom teeth position causing pain • Lie in sockets (alveoli) in the gums • Composed of two type of secretory cells • Red, swollen gums; common during pregnancy • ...
The Mouth 2018-02-12
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- The strongest and most numerous type of papillae
- exposed part of the tooth above the gingiva (Gums)
- Adults teeth
- inflammation of the parotid gland
- occupies the floor of the mouth; made of skeletal muscle
- forms the roof of the mouth
- wisdom teeth position causing pain
- caused by bacteria and decay
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- Composed of two type of secretory cells
- Red, swollen gums; common during pregnancy
- baby teeth
- Another name for chewing
- also called oral cavity
- Made up 97-99.5% water; contains enzyme Amylase to break up starch
- Lie in sockets (alveoli) in the gums
15 Clues: baby teeth • Adults teeth • also called oral cavity • Another name for chewing • forms the roof of the mouth • caused by bacteria and decay • inflammation of the parotid gland • wisdom teeth position causing pain • Lie in sockets (alveoli) in the gums • Composed of two type of secretory cells • Red, swollen gums; common during pregnancy • ...
Human Body Systems 2022-02-28
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- – removes fluid from around the cells and filters out parasites
- – responsible for making gametes
- – Provides protective outer barrier and helps regulate temperature
- – Absorbs oxygen
- – Transports to every cell
- – defends the body against viruses, bacteria, and parasites
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- – Provides structure, protects internal organs, and makes blood cells
- Muscles – When The muscle is not under conscious control.
- – removes waste from the body
- – a word that means heart
- Muscles – muscles that can be controlled by a person
- – Creates HORMONES and maintains homeostasis
- – Sends, receives, and stores chemical information
- – Absorbs Nutrients
- – responsible for the body's movements
15 Clues: – Absorbs oxygen • – Absorbs Nutrients • – a word that means heart • – Transports to every cell • – removes waste from the body • – responsible for making gametes • – responsible for the body's movements • – Creates HORMONES and maintains homeostasis • – Sends, receives, and stores chemical information • Muscles – muscles that can be controlled by a person • ...
Lesson 4 ENGLISH 2023-10-17
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- an examination to determine the cause of death; and autopsy
- The act of painlessly killing a suffering or animal; mercy killing.
- About to die or end
- Branch of medicine treating disorders of the skeletal tissues related to movement.
- Childish; Immature
- A person or thing of no importance
- Childlike; Unsophisticated
- The basic element; the identifying characteristic
- Possessed at birth; inborn
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- A teacher
- A rebirth; a renewal
- To shame
- a person who pays excessive attention to learning rules rather than to understanding.
- Emerging; coming into existence
- something that has a real or independent existence
15 Clues: To shame • A teacher • Childish; Immature • About to die or end • A rebirth; a renewal • Childlike; Unsophisticated • Possessed at birth; inborn • Emerging; coming into existence • A person or thing of no importance • The basic element; the identifying characteristic • something that has a real or independent existence • an examination to determine the cause of death; and autopsy • ...
Muscular system 2023-10-11
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- attached to bones and its responsible for voluntary movement
- contraction of what muscles causes the elbow to flex
- The name for a muscle that narrows the angle at the joint is known as
- moving thumb away from palm
- motion towards the body
- Assist a prime mover
- motion around a central axis
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- The only muscle type which is striated
- straightening motion
- Sheath of connective tissue that covers a muscle
- Bending motion
- makes up the myocardium of the hard wall
- Muscle opposes an agonist
- muscle that makes the walls of the hollow organs
- Also known as muscle tone
15 Clues: Bending motion • straightening motion • Assist a prime mover • motion towards the body • Muscle opposes an agonist • Also known as muscle tone • moving thumb away from palm • motion around a central axis • The only muscle type which is striated • makes up the myocardium of the hard wall • Sheath of connective tissue that covers a muscle • ...
Muscular system 2024-03-22
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- A wide sheet-like tendon
- The point of attachment to the part of the body moved by the muscle
- The fixed attachment
- The main portion of the muscle
- When muscles are stretched or partially torn from overexertion
- lines most hollow organs of the body
- striated like skeletal mudscles
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- Inflammation of a tendon
- elastic and work in pairs
- When organ or tissue protrudes through an area of weak muscle
- calf muscle
- connecting the muscle to the bone
- Residual muscle tension
- Connecting the bone to another bone
- Major muscle in upper arm
15 Clues: calf muscle • The fixed attachment • Residual muscle tension • Inflammation of a tendon • A wide sheet-like tendon • elastic and work in pairs • Major muscle in upper arm • The main portion of the muscle • striated like skeletal mudscles • connecting the muscle to the bone • Connecting the bone to another bone • lines most hollow organs of the body • ...
Muscular system 2024-06-27
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- Muscle group found on the front of the thigh
- Muscle found on the side of the abdomen
- Opposing muscle to the biceps
- Muscle type found in the heart
- Muscle type found in the digestive tract
- Muscle at the back of the lower leg
- Strongest muscle in the body
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- Involuntary muscle type found in the heart
- Major muscle group on the back
- Muscle found on the chest
- Muscle located at the front of the upper arm
- Connective tissue attaching muscle to bone
- Type of muscle under voluntary control
- Muscle responsible for chewing
- Large muscle of the buttocks
15 Clues: Muscle found on the chest • Large muscle of the buttocks • Strongest muscle in the body • Opposing muscle to the biceps • Major muscle group on the back • Muscle responsible for chewing • Muscle type found in the heart • Muscle at the back of the lower leg • Type of muscle under voluntary control • Muscle found on the side of the abdomen • ...
chapter 6 2015-03-16
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- attach muscles indirectly to bones and cartilages.
- nearly half the body's weigh.
- muscle that has conscious control.
- a bundle of fibers formed by perimysium.
- bounds many fascicle together.
- prefix that means muscle. same as myo.
- acts to propel substances along a definite tract.
- connective tissue sheath that encloses muscle fibers.
- the cytoplasm in muscle cells.
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- fibers that appear to be striped.
- prefix that means muscle. same as mys.
- found only in the heart.
- whats's packaged into skeletal muscles.
- ability of muscle to shorten/contract.
- a coarser fibrous membrane.
- latin word for little mouse.
- cross over rough bony projection.
- prefix that means flesh.
18 Clues: found only in the heart. • prefix that means flesh. • a coarser fibrous membrane. • latin word for little mouse. • nearly half the body's weigh. • bounds many fascicle together. • the cytoplasm in muscle cells. • fibers that appear to be striped. • cross over rough bony projection. • muscle that has conscious control. • prefix that means muscle. same as mys. • ...
Muscle Review 2023-10-16
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- Muscle cells
- Muscles becomes weak and small
- Weakest type of muscles
- Attachment to the bone that DOES move
- Muscles that work in pairs
- Little sections made of thick and thin filaments
- Muscle that helps you blow out or suck in
- muscles can not push, they can only push
- Cells use this process when they have lots of oxygen
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- Muscles that make up the heart
- The organelle responsible for making energy
- Muscle that raises your eyebrows
- Thick filament
- Thin filament
- Organelle that helps muscle contract
- Attachment point that does not move
- Only type of voluntary muscles
- Cells use this when there is not enough oxygen
18 Clues: Muscle cells • Thin filament • Thick filament • Weakest type of muscles • Muscles that work in pairs • Muscles that make up the heart • Muscles becomes weak and small • Only type of voluntary muscles • Muscle that raises your eyebrows • Attachment point that does not move • Organelle that helps muscle contract • Attachment to the bone that DOES move • ...
BIO 201 Exam I Key Terms - Articulations & Muscle Tissue 2017-04-17
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- property of muscle tissue, muscle fiber's ability to return to its original length when the tension of contraction is released
- do not run the entire length of the muscle fiber, organized into repetitive groupings, including thin and thick
- located at the end of each muscle where all the connective tissue merges, attaching the muscle to bone
- flatlike appearance of tendons
- complex motion that involves successive flexion, abduction, extension, and adduction
- layer of connective tissue, innermost layer that surround and electrically insulates each muscle fiber
- layer of connective tissue, surrounds individual fascicles
- myosin, a motor protein that "walks" on thin filaments
- actin and associated proteins
- muscle fiber of the sarcoplasm extending entire length of the cell, have ability to shorten, resulting in contraction of the muscle and the production of motion
- property of muscle tissue, ability of a muscle fiber to be stretched beyond its relaxed length
- direction from median plane, anatomic position
- layer of connective tissue, surrounds the entire muscle
- number of skeletal muscles forming the muscular system
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- movement of limb or other part towards the midline of the body or to another part
- property of muscle tissue, stimuli can initiate electrical changes in the muscle fiber (cell) leading to contraction
- property of muscle tissue, stimulation leads to contraction or shortening of the muscle fiber
- layer of connective tissue, surrounds each muscle and separates muscles from each other
- point of attachment to the bone that DOES NOT move
- direction to median
- diarthrotic ball-and-socket joint between head of humerus and glenoid cavity of scapula
21 Clues: direction to median • actin and associated proteins • flatlike appearance of tendons • direction from median plane, anatomic position • point of attachment to the bone that DOES NOT move • myosin, a motor protein that "walks" on thin filaments • number of skeletal muscles forming the muscular system • layer of connective tissue, surrounds the entire muscle • ...
Reece miscellaneous 1 2022-03-23
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- tiny blood vessels that transport blood, nutrients and oxygen to cells in your organs and body systems
- the skeletal, nervous, muscular, respiratory, endocrine, immune, cardiovascular/circulatory, urinary, integumentary, reproductive, and digestive systems
- The tissues, glands, and organs involved in producing offspring
- a complex network of glands and organs
- the tendency toward a relatively stable equilibrium between interdependent elements, especially as maintained by physiological processes
- composed of cells that have the special ability to shorten or contract in order to produce movement of the body parts
- involves the secretions of enzymes throughout your digestive tract
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- move fresh air into your body while removing waste gases
- made up of blood vessels that carry blood away from and towards the heart
- the state of steady internal, physical, and chemical conditions maintained by living systems
- blood vessels that deliver oxygen-rich blood from the heart to the tissues of the body
- your body's command center.
- composed of specialized cells called muscle fibers
- an organ which produces and releases substances that perform a specific function in the body
- fibers control the physical forces within the body
- make digestive juices and enzymes that help the body digest food and liquids
- involves physically breaking down food substances into smaller particles to more efficiently undergo chemical digestion
- the system of an organism's body that performs the function of excretion, the bodily process of discharging wastes
- your body's chemical messengers.
- the bones that make up your body
- an elastic blood vessel that transports blood from various regions of the body to the heart
21 Clues: your body's command center. • your body's chemical messengers. • the bones that make up your body • a complex network of glands and organs • composed of specialized cells called muscle fibers • fibers control the physical forces within the body • move fresh air into your body while removing waste gases • The tissues, glands, and organs involved in producing offspring • ...
NERVOUS SYTEM 2021-02-01
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- plexus that gives rise to sciatic nerve
- motor speech area of brain
- bleed on the brain
- unmyelinated
- sensory nerve
- clot in the blood vessels around brain
- nerve to the diaphagm
- sensory nerve for smell
- shape of sensory nerves
- nerve tested using the knee-jerk test
- release neurotransmitter
- fight or flight
- pain or pleasure sensor of brain
- shape of motor nerves
- sensory nerve for vision
- collection of neural cell bodies
- nerve that controls your pinkie
- connects 3rd and 4th ventricle
- produces melatonin
- motor nerve for most of the eye muscles
- plexus that gives rise to phrenic nerve
- protein accumulates and kills brain cells
- connects the two hemispheres
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- master hormone maker
- sensory and motor nerve for the digestive system
- location of CSF around brain
- voluntary and controls skeletal muscle
- plexus that gives rise to femoral nerve
- visual recognition area of brain
- covered in myelin
- involuntary and controls organs
- controls survival instincts
- where axons relay their signal
- motor lobe of brain
- leather covering around brain
- homeostatic control center of brain
- motor nerve
- rest and digest
- never used in dorsiflexion
- plexus that gives rise to nerve for you arm
- sensory lobe of brain
- where long term memories are stored
- recognizes where your body is in space
- drop in dopamine level causes this
- division between frontal and parietal lobe
- where cerebrospinal fluid is made
46 Clues: motor nerve • unmyelinated • sensory nerve • rest and digest • fight or flight • covered in myelin • bleed on the brain • produces melatonin • motor lobe of brain • master hormone maker • nerve to the diaphagm • sensory lobe of brain • shape of motor nerves • sensory nerve for smell • shape of sensory nerves • release neurotransmitter • sensory nerve for vision • motor speech area of brain • ...
NERVOUS SYTEM 2021-02-01
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- connects 3rd and 4th ventricle
- plexus that gives rise to nerve for you arm
- fight or flight
- leather covering around brain
- release neurotransmitter
- sensory lobe of brain
- covered in myelin
- pain or pleasure sensor of brain
- visual recognition area of brain
- location of CSF around brain
- clot in the blood vessels around brain
- homeostatic control center of brain
- involuntary and controls organs
- nerve that controls your pinkie
- sensory and motor nerve for the digestive system
- sensory nerve
- motor lobe of brain
- where axons relay their signal
- where cerebrospinal fluid is made
- sensory nerve for vision
- nerve tested using the knee-jerk test
- shape of motor nerves
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- plexus that gives rise to phrenic nerve
- division between frontal and parietal lobe
- rest and digest
- plexus that gives rise to femoral nerve
- plexus that gives rise to sciatic nerve
- shape of sensory nerves
- where long term memories are stored
- voluntary and controls skeletal muscle
- motor nerve
- motor nerve for most of the eye muscles
- unmyelinated
- bleed on the brain
- protein accumulates and kills brain cells
- collection of neural cell bodies
- recognizes where your body is in space
- motor speech area of brain
- never used in dorsiflexion
- master hormone maker
- connects the two hemispheres
- drop in dopamine level causes this
- controls survival instincts
- produces melatonin
- sensory nerve for smell
- nerve to the diaphagm
46 Clues: motor nerve • unmyelinated • sensory nerve • rest and digest • fight or flight • covered in myelin • bleed on the brain • produces melatonin • motor lobe of brain • master hormone maker • sensory lobe of brain • nerve to the diaphagm • shape of motor nerves • shape of sensory nerves • sensory nerve for smell • release neurotransmitter • sensory nerve for vision • motor speech area of brain • ...
JOINT 2019-12-09
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- The part of the bone where blood cells are made.
- The _____ joint is an example of pivot joint.
- The radiocarpal joint is an example of ______ joint.
- The largest bone in the body.
- These connect bones to muscles.
- What protects the spinal cord?
- What does the clavicle and scapula protect?
- Tissue that attach muscles to bones.
- What do bones store?
- Example of a partly movable joint is …
- The ________ joints are type of hinge joint.
- What classification of joints is found where the teeth meet with the mandible and the maxilla?
- The patella is called a _____ bone.
- What works with the bones of your skeleton to make your body move?
- An example of an immovable joint is …
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- Where two or more bones meet?
- Shoulder joint also known as _______ joint.
- The only place sutures can be found in the human body.
- Intercarpal joints are an example of a _____ joint.
- What is another word for joint?
- This contributes to the viscosity and consistency of synovial fluid.
- The ______ joint of the thumb is type of saddle joint.
- What makes up the skeletal system?
- These joints are found in the knee and elbow.
- An example of a movable joint is …
- The types of joint are associated with the growth plate?
- The joints that are formed between the bodies of the vertebrae are ______.
- The ligament connecting a gomphosis is known as the?
- The types of joints contains articular cartilage?
- What do the carpals and tarsals protect?
- The smallest bone in the body.
31 Clues: What do bones store? • Where two or more bones meet? • The largest bone in the body. • What protects the spinal cord? • The smallest bone in the body. • What is another word for joint? • These connect bones to muscles. • What makes up the skeletal system? • An example of a movable joint is … • The patella is called a _____ bone. • Tissue that attach muscles to bones. • ...
histology vocabulary crossword 2020-10-16
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- gland / Ductless glands that empty their hormonal products directly into the blood
- connective tissue / The most widespread connective tissue in the vertebrate body. It binds epithelia to underlying tissues and functions as packing material, holding organs in place
- / Young, actively mitotic cell that forms the fibers of connective tissue
- connective tissue / Connective tissue made from collagen fibers that run in the same direction and makes tendons and ligaments
- matrix / Nonliving material in connective tissue consisting of ground substance and fibers that separates the living cells
- gland / Glands that have ducts through which their secretions are carried to a particular site
- / Actively mitotic cell of cartilage
- / Bone-forming cells
- / Cell of the nervous system specialized to generate and transmit electrical signals
- substance / the unstructured material that fills the space between the cells and contains fibers
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- / Organ specialized to secrete or excrete substances for further use in the body or for elimination
- / Steroidal or amino-acid based molecules released to the blood that act as chemical messengers to regulate body functions
- tissue / Primary tissue; form and function vary extensively. Functions include support, storage, and protection
- muscle / Specialized muscle of the heart
- muscle / Muscle composed of cylindrical multinucleate cells with obvious striations
- / White, semiopaque connective tissue
- tissue / a body tissue that contracts or shortens, making body parts move
- muscle / Involuntary, non striated muscle that controls movement of internal organs
- / Group of similar cells and their intercellular substance specialized to perform a special function
- / Branch of anatomy dealing with the microscopic structure of tissues
20 Clues: / Bone-forming cells • / Actively mitotic cell of cartilage • / White, semiopaque connective tissue • muscle / Specialized muscle of the heart • / Branch of anatomy dealing with the microscopic structure of tissues • / Young, actively mitotic cell that forms the fibers of connective tissue • ...