Health

Front 1

Trachea

Back 1

windpipe

Hint 1

breath

Front 2

bronchi

Back 2

the airways that connect the trachea to the lungs

Hint 2

fly

Front 3

pharynx

Back 3

the throat

Hint 3

sore

Front 4

larynx

Back 4

voicebox

Hint 4

blah blah

Front 5

respiration

Back 5

the exchanges of gases between your enviroment and your body

Hint 5

work out

Front 6

pleurisy

Back 6

an inflammation of the membrane lining the lungs and chest cavity

Hint 6

way out

Front 7

pneumonia

Back 7

inflammation of the lungs caused by infectious organisms

Hint 7

germs

Front 8

tuberculosis

Back 8

an infectious bacterial disease of the lungs

Hint 8

bug

Front 9

bronchitis

Back 9

inflammation of the bronchi (weezing, couhing, either acute or chronic

Hint 9

drops

Front 10

emphysema

Back 10

the alveoli in the lungs bursts and blends to form fewer, larger sacs with less surface area

Hint 10

olive

Front 11

What are three things you do to avoid respitory problems?

Back 11

exercise regulary, avoid pollutants (smoking), wash hands and avoid contact with bacteria

Hint 11

clean

Front 12

What are three things you can do to aviod cardiovascular problems?

Back 12

maintain a healthy weight, avoid tobacco, alcohol, and drugs, get plenty of physical activity, manage stress

Hint 12

clean

Front 13

cilia

Back 13

tiny nose hairs

Hint 13

gross

Front 14

RH Negative

Back 14

blood without RH factor

Hint 14

red

Front 15

Coronary Arteries

Back 15

provide heart with oxygen rich blood

Hint 15

love

Front 16

plasma

Back 16

the fluid in which the other parts of blood are supended

Hint 16

liquid

Front 17

Red blood cells

Back 17

carry oxygen from the lungs to body tissues where oxygen is exchange for carbon dioxide

Hint 17

switch

Front 18

white blood cells

Back 18

protect body against infection and fight infection

Hint 18

block

Front 19

Platelets

Back 19

prevent blood loss

Hint 19

dont go

Front 20

arteriosclerois

Back 20

hardening of arteries

Hint 20

tough

Front 21

cardiac arrest

Back 21

heart stops so blood fails to properly flow

Hint 21

end

Front 22

hypertension

Back 22

high blood pressure

Hint 22

sugar

Front 23

fibrillation

Back 23

the rapid ineffective beating of the heart in one of two chambers called ventricles

Hint 23

fast

Front 24

stroke

Back 24

an interruption of the flow of blood to any part of brain

Hint 24

break

Front 25

leukemia

Back 25

cancer caused by abnormal production of white blood cells in bone marrow, white blood cells mess up functions of organs

Hint 25

different

Front 26

hemophilla

Back 26

inherited bleeding problem, blood clots poorly clot if clot at all, continous bleeding into joints after injury or out of the blue

Hint 26

red red red

Front 27

heart murmur

Back 27

unusual heart beat caused by a narrow valve that is too narrow causing blood to be pushed through the restricted opening with more force than normal or a valve does not close properly allowing blood to leak back through it

Hint 27

abnormal

Front 28

congenital heart disease

Back 28

heart disease occuring at birth

Hint 28

baby

Front 29

anemia

Back 29

hemoglobin is low in blood, body cells lack oxygen

Hint 29

little

Front 30

arteries

Back 30

the vessels that carry blood to and away from the heart

Hint 30

by hi

Front 31

capillaries

Back 31

the vessels that carry blood between the arterioles and small vessels called venules

Hint 31

within

Front 32

veins

Back 32

the vessels that return deoxygenated blood toward the heart and through the bodys organs and tissues

Hint 32

no air

Front 33

external respiration

Back 33

the exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide between the blood and air in your lungs

Hint 33

switch

Front 34

diaphragm

Back 34

a muscle that seperates the chest and abdominal cavaties

Hint 34

strong