Across
- 2. Transport medium that carries substances between different parts of the body.
- 3. Alcohol formed as a product of anaerobic respiration in certain microorganisms.
- 5. Simple sugar that serves as an important respiratory fuel.
- 9. Tissues that contract to produce movement and require energy to do so.
- 12. Describes a form of respiration that depends on a particular gas to release energy efficiently.
- 16. Muscular organ that continuously pumps a transport fluid around the body.
- 17. Activity that causes muscles to demand more oxygen and respiratory fuel.
- 18. Digestive enzyme that breaks a large carbohydrate into smaller sugar molecules.
- 19. Organ involved in regulating blood glucose levels and processing substances absorbed from digestion.
Down
- 1. Organelle in cell with a high demand for respiration.
- 3. What cells obtain from respiration to power essential life processes.
- 4. Microscopic units that make up living organisms and carry out life processes.
- 6. Nutrient group that includes sugars and starches and can provide respiratory substrates.
- 7. Describes respiration that occurs when oxygen is unavailable or insufficient.
- 8. Pair of organs where gases are exchanged between inhaled air and the bloodstream.
- 10. Physical movement of air into and out of the respiratory system.
- 11. Jelly-like region of a cell where anaerobic respiration begins.
- 13. Sudden, involuntary and often painful contraction of a muscle.
- 14. One of the substances formed when glucose undergoes complete aerobic respiration.
- 15. Gas required for the most efficient form of cellular respiration.
