Across |
1. | a quick, automatic response to a stimulus; ex. blinking |
7. | stores urine |
8. | a group of different tissues that work together; ex the eye |
9. | a large muscle that contracts to allow you to inhale |
13. | the process of sperm joining an egg |
16. | helps protect the body from disease |
17. | a group of organs that work together; ex. nervous sys. |
20. | supports the body, protects internal organs, allows for movement |
21. | body defense against abnormal cells and pathogens; destroyed by HIV |
23. | oxygen-poor blood from the upper and lower parts of the body enters the heart here |
29. | oxygen-rich blood enters the heart here |
32. | the smallest blood vessels |
35. | carry oxygen-poor blood |
37. | pumps oxygen-poor blood to the lungs |
38. | eliminates liquid waste from the body |
39. | chemical formula for energy |
41. | contain hemoglobin that binds to oxygen |
42. | chemicals used to transmit messsages between neurons |
45. | exchanges gases for the body: takes in oxygen and release carbon dioxide |
46. | anything that triggers an immune response; ex. viruse, bacteria or other pathogen |
47. | transports oxygen, nutrients, and hormones to cells; removes waste |
48. | produces estrogen and progesterone; makes the egg |
49. | relays messages, processes information, and "thinks" |
50. | not under your control; moves food through the digestive tract |
51. | heart muscle |