Across
- 1. The reason for respiration is the cells continue to require oxygen and produce CO2 during cellular respiration. What important molecule is produced during cellular respiration?
- 2. The body system that works to transport molecules (good and bad) around the body.
- 4. This type of cell transport is responsible for gas change.
- 6. the anatomical term for "windpipe" allows gas to travel from nose/mouth to the lungs.
- 8. this organ is not made of muscle, but is made of millions of branches and air sacs that fill with gas during respiration.
- 11. this type of neuron functions to detect changes inside or outside the body and send it to the brain
- 13. A thin layer of muscle beneath the lungs that contracts and relaxes to allow the lungs to inflate and deflate.
- 15. this type of feedback loop works to continue a change in the body for a large outcome.
- 16. the body's ability to maintain a stable internal environment.
- 17. describes the structure, composition or location of body parts.
- 19. this type of feedback loop works to reverse a change in homeostasis.
Down
- 1. Very thick, muscular blood vessels that pump blood away from the heart.
- 3. The body system that brings in oxygen gas and expels carbon dioxide.
- 5. extremely thin blood vessels that are the site of gas exchange.
- 7. the small air sacs within the lung that are the site of gas exchange.
- 9. The body system that detects and responds to stimulus inside and outside the body.
- 10. describes the function or role a body part plays.
- 12. What occurs when the body ha prolonged periods where homeostasis is not maintained?
- 14. this type of neuron functions to carry messages from the brain and respond to stimulus.
- 18. this gas diffuses from the lung into the blood.
