Respiratory System 2
Across
- 3. Inner layer of muscularis externa that constricts the lumen during digestion
- 5. Lining tissue of the digestive tract specialized for protection secretion or absorption depending on the region
- 9. Connective tissue layer containing blood vessels nerves and glands that supports the mucosa
- 12. Largest salivary gland located near the ear that produces mostly serous saliva rich in amylase
- 16. Front teeth specialized for cutting and biting food
- 18. Passageway lined by alveoli that conducts air toward alveolar sacs
- 19. Hardest substance in the body covering the crown of the tooth and protecting it from wear
- 20. Airway epithelium that helps move mucus while allowing efficient air conduction
- 21. Connective tissue layer beneath epithelium containing blood vessels immune cells and glands
- 22. Thin epithelial tissue that minimizes diffusion distance for oxygen and carbon dioxide exchange
- 30. Structures in the oral cavity that mechanically break down food during mastication
- 32. Narrow canal within the root carrying nerves and vessels to the pulp cavity
- 33. Microscopic air sacs that serve as the primary sites of gas exchange
- 34. Small conducting airways lacking cartilage and lined by simple ciliated epithelium
- 35. Phagocytic cell within alveoli that removes debris pathogens and dust particles
- 38. Thin smooth muscle layer that creates local movements of the mucosa for absorption and secretion
- 42. Gum tissue surrounding the teeth and protecting the tooth roots
- 43. Calcified tissue beneath enamel forming the bulk of the tooth
- 44. Peritoneal fold connecting the stomach and liver carrying vessels to these organs
- 45. Cuboidal alveolar cell that secretes surfactant to reduce surface tension and prevent alveolar collapse
Down
- 1. Serous membrane lining the abdominal cavity wall
- 2. Salivary gland beneath the tongue that produces mostly mucous saliva for lubrication
- 4. Constricted region of the tooth at the junction of crown and root near the gingiva
- 6. Smooth muscle sphincter between esophagus and stomach that prevents acid reflux
- 7. Muscular posterior roof of the mouth that closes the nasopharynx during swallowing
- 8. Outer layer of muscularis externa that shortens the digestive tract during peristalsis
- 10. Serous membrane covering abdominal organs and reducing friction
- 11. Accessory digestive glands that produce saliva to lubricate food begin starch digestion and protect the mouth
- 13. Salivary gland beneath the mandible that produces mixed serous and mucous saliva
- 14. Muscular tube connecting pharynx to stomach that transports food by peristalsis
- 15. Thin squamous alveolar cell that forms most of the respiratory membrane for gas exchange
- 17. Innermost alimentary canal layer containing epithelium lamina propria and muscularis mucosae that protects absorbs and secretes
- 23. Muscular organ in the oral cavity that manipulates food forms a bolus and assists in swallowing and speech
- 24. Smooth muscle layer responsible for peristalsis and mixing movements in the digestive tract
- 25. Cluster of alveoli sharing a common chamber where gas exchange occurs
- 26. Pointed teeth specialized for tearing food
- 27. Largest posterior teeth specialized for heavy grinding of food
- 28. Outer visceral peritoneal covering that reduces friction between abdominal organs
- 29. Teeth with broad surfaces used for crushing and grinding food
- 31. Large fatty peritoneal fold hanging from the stomach that cushions and protects abdominal organs
- 36. Visible portion of the tooth above the gumline covered by enamel
- 37. Central chamber of the tooth containing nerves blood vessels and connective tissue
- 39. Midline ridge on the hard palate marking fusion of the palatal bones
- 40. Double layer of peritoneum that suspends intestines and carries vessels nerves and lymphatics
- 41. Bony anterior roof of the mouth separating oral and nasal cavities during chewing