Omnishambles

2. One of the things lipids become after digestion
3. Located below the femur
4. Carries deoxygenated blood to the heart
6. Microscopic hairs used by the intestines to increase surface area
8. Lipids turn into this and glycerol after digestion
10. The number of teeth in a set of milk teeth
15. The number of bones an adult has
16. Another name for a bone cell
17. A type of bone, also half the diameter
18. After digestion is turned to glucose. Can also be used to make pancakes
19. Where DNA is stored
21. Located at the front of the mouth.
23. A term coined by the foul-mouthed Malcolm Tucker to describe a situation which is seen as shambolic from all possible perspectives
24. Opposites, also the name of two categories of bones
26. The main artery
27. Relating to the lung
28. Like a sheel to protect the brain, eyes etc.
29. Located between the canine and the molars.
32. The vital organs that filter the blood.
34. Starch is turned into this after digestion
36. Its function is to pump blood throughout the body

1. Carries oxygenated blood to the rest of the body
3. The number of teeth in a set of adult teeth
5. A process used to correct the rythmic beating of the heart
7. The powerhouse of a cell.
9. Located next to the incisors.
11. The number of bones a newborn has
12. Colloquially called the "funny bone"
13. The longest bone in the body.
14. Millions of these exist in animals. These can be harmful and beneficial.
15. Colloquilly called the "windpipe"
20. Proteins are turned into this after digestion
22. Manufacturer of blood, also a delicacy in some cultures
25. A strict progression of cause to effect, also referred to as a big ball of wibbly wobbly, timey wimey stuff.
30. Acts like a cage securing the heart and lungs
31. Located furthest from the mouth.
33. The number of blood types, rhesus factor taken into account
35. Invertebrates do not have this.