Across
- 2. this is the name of the lower, larger chambers of the heart
- 3. this is the smooth material between bones, that helps to cushion the bones
- 6. this gas enters the blood to be used in respiration
- 10. this word describes how gases move, or how the smell of perfume would spread around a room
- 12. these 'air sacs' give the lungs a large surface area
- 15. the fluid in the joints helps to smooth the action of the joint because it acts as this type of substance
- 17. water and this other substance are the products of aerobic respiration
- 18. these tissues connect muscle to bones
Down
- 1. this side of the heart is thicker as it pumps blood all around the body
- 4. this is the term for an upper chamber of the heart
- 5. this term describes how muscles work in the opposite way to each other
- 7. this dome shaped muscle at the bottom of the lungs flattens when we breathe in
- 8. this type of respiration does not need oxygen
- 9. these tissues connect bones to bones
- 11. this is the number of chambers in the heart
- 13. these structures in the heart stop the blood form flowing back
- 14. this is the addictive chemical in cigarettes
- 16. this is the name for the windpipe, which is kept open by cartilage
- 17. the tar in cigarettes can cause this disease in the lungs
