Anatomy Intro & Cells Crossword Puzzle

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  • mri : modern medical imaging done with magnets
  • dna : genetic material found in the nucleus actually controlling the cell.
  • atom : building block of all matter
  • hypertonic : description for a solution that would dehydrate a cell.
  • exocytosis : moving something out of the cell
  • skeletal : system support the body and protecting fragile organs such as the brain.
  • respiratory : system removing carbon dioxide from the body and getting oxygen to the blood.
  • forearm : preferred clinical term rather than antebrachium.
  • digits : fingers or toes
  • ribosome : non-membranous organelle responsible for protein synthesis.
  • distal : describes part further from the point of origin
  • isotonic : the ideal concentration for intravenous fluids to maintain cell homeostasis
  • cell : building block of life.
  • cardiovascular system : _ _ delivering oxygen and nutrients as well as assisting with elimination of waste products. (2 words, leave a space inbetween)
  • mitochondria : organelles producing atp from the etc
  • frontal : area superior to the eyes
  • endocrine : system assisting the nervous system in maintain homeostasis by secreting many hormones.
  • rna : messenger _ is needed for protein synthesis.
  • key : what opens a locked door, or another way to describe how enzymes and substrates or co-enzymes go together.
  • hypotonic : description for a solution that can cause water toxicity or cell swelling
  • urinary : system responsible for water and electrolyte homeostasis
  • muscular : system making movement possible with the aid of the skeletal and nervous systems.
  • mitosis : division of nuclear contents
  • nervous : system controlling your body and monitoring all incoming sensory information.
  • nucleolus : production site of ribosomes