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LIFE PROCESSES - SBA - SECOND TERM - GR. 9
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Nutrition:When the food is eaten,
Kwashiorkor:Result of eating too many carbohydrates and too few proteins.
Anorexia:A physhological condition that result from extreme cases of malnutrition.
Obesity:When too much food is consumed, a lot of energy is tored in the form of fat.
Small intestine:This is a tube of about 7m that is coiled in the abdominal cavity.
Liver:Largest gland in the body.
Colon:It collects waste and absorb water.
Roughage:Found in certain unprocessed foods and is essential for the body to perform at its best.
Alcohol:The abuse of this substance can lead to cosal problems and poor digestion of food.
Amphetamines:The use of this drug leads to poor appetite and insomnia.
Esophagus:Mechanical digestion and peristalsis only, takes place here.
Energy:The reason why the body needs food.
Septum:Separates the nasal cavity.
Mucous:This kills bacteria in the nasal cavity.
Respiration:Takes place in cells and gives off carbon dioxide.
Lungs:Excretes carbon dioxide.
Diaphragm:Divides the body cavity into two parts.
Cords:Vibrates when air is forced between them.
Epiglottis:Closes the glottis.
Gaseous exchange:Alveoli.
Infindubulum:Grape like structure made up out of many alveoli.
Alveoli:Thin to speed up diffusion.
Inhalation:Active process.
Exhalation:Passive process.
Blood:Liquid tissue.
Bronchiole:Remain open due to the presence of o-shaped cartiligenous rings.
Thyroid:Straddle the larynx.
Oxidation:A chemical process that involves the breaking down of glucose in the cells.
Haemoglobin:The protein in the blood.
Oxygenated:The blood in the aorta.
Intercostal:Breathing muscles.
Vapour:The gas given off through the lungs.
Villi:Transport mucous and dust to the exterior.
Bronchus:When the trachea divides.
Diffusion:Movement of gasses
Pulmonary:The only artery that transport deoxygenated blood.
Breathing centre:Controls the breathing.
Cartilage:The substance that keeps the trachea open.
Bladder:Stores urine.
Urea:Substance that can be found in sweat and urine.
Running:During this activity the most energy is needed by our bodies.
Medulla:The area where the renal pyramids are found.
Fat:This substance protects the kidneys against shock.
Urethra:The tube tha transports urine to the outside.
Inferior:The blood vessels that transport deoxygenated blood from the lower body to the heart.
Glucose:Substance excreted when a person suffers from Diabetes.
Capsule:The membrane that surrounds the kidney.
Kidney:Organ that control the water content of the body.
Medulla:The area where the filtrate is changed into urine.
Cortex:The outer layer of the kidney where filtration takes place.
Proteins:Does not filtrate through in the kidney.
Water:This substance is excreted by the skin, the kidneys and the lungs.
Defeacation:Getting rid of solid waste.
Secretion:The production of usefull substances.
Excretion:Getting rid of waste.
Liver:Organ that both serves the purpose of excretion and secretion.
Hilum:The concave area where blood vessels enter and exit the kidney.
Pelvis:The area where urine collects in the kidney before it is removed by the ureter.
LIFE PROCESSES - SBA - SECOND TERM - GR. 9
Across:3. | Controls the breathing. | 5. | The blood vessels that transport deoxygenated blood from the lower body to the heart. | 7. | When the trachea divides. | 10. | This substance is excreted by the skin, the kidneys and the lungs. | 11. | A physhological condition that result from extreme cases of malnutrition. | 14. | The protein in the blood. | 15. | Passive process. | 17. | Organ that control the water content of the body. | 20. | Largest gland in the body. | 24. | Transport mucous and dust to the exterior. | 26. | The substance that keeps the trachea open. |
| 28. | Grape like structure made up out of many alveoli. | 29. | This substance protects the kidneys against shock. | 31. | Found in certain unprocessed foods and is essential for the body to perform at its best. | 32. | The area where urine collects in the kidney before it is removed by the ureter. | 34. | The reason why the body needs food. | 35. | Getting rid of waste. | 38. | The abuse of this substance can lead to cosal problems and poor digestion of food. | 39. | Movement of gasses | 41. | During this activity the most energy is needed by our bodies. | 42. | Stores urine. | 43. | Excretes carbon dioxide. |
| | Down:1. | When the food is eaten, | 2. | The area where the renal pyramids are found. | 4. | Active process. | 6. | This kills bacteria in the nasal cavity. | 8. | It collects waste and absorb water. | 9. | Organ that both serves the purpose of excretion and secretion. | 12. | The concave area where blood vessels enter and exit the kidney. | 13. | Takes place in cells and gives off carbon dioxide. | 16. | The use of this drug leads to poor appetite and insomnia. | 18. | Mechanical digestion and peristalsis only, takes place here. | 19. | The production of usefull substances. |
| 21. | Does not filtrate through in the kidney. | 22. | The blood in the aorta. | 23. | Liquid tissue. | 24. | The gas given off through the lungs. | 25. | Vibrates when air is forced between them. | 27. | Divides the body cavity into two parts. | 30. | Getting rid of solid waste. | 33. | Separates the nasal cavity. | 36. | The area where the filtrate is changed into urine. | 37. | The outer layer of the kidney where filtration takes place. | 40. | Substance that can be found in sweat and urine. |
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LIFE PROCESSES - SBA - SECOND TERM - GR. 9
Across:3. | Controls the breathing. | 5. | The blood vessels that transport deoxygenated blood from the lower body to the heart. | 7. | When the trachea divides. | 10. | This substance is excreted by the skin, the kidneys and the lungs. | 11. | A physhological condition that result from extreme cases of malnutrition. | 14. | The protein in the blood. | 15. | Passive process. | 17. | Organ that control the water content of the body. | 20. | Largest gland in the body. | 24. | Transport mucous and dust to the exterior. | 26. | The substance that keeps the trachea open. |
| 28. | Grape like structure made up out of many alveoli. | 29. | This substance protects the kidneys against shock. | 31. | Found in certain unprocessed foods and is essential for the body to perform at its best. | 32. | The area where urine collects in the kidney before it is removed by the ureter. | 34. | The reason why the body needs food. | 35. | Getting rid of waste. | 38. | The abuse of this substance can lead to cosal problems and poor digestion of food. | 39. | Movement of gasses | 41. | During this activity the most energy is needed by our bodies. | 42. | Stores urine. | 43. | Excretes carbon dioxide. |
| | Down:1. | When the food is eaten, | 2. | The area where the renal pyramids are found. | 4. | Active process. | 6. | This kills bacteria in the nasal cavity. | 8. | It collects waste and absorb water. | 9. | Organ that both serves the purpose of excretion and secretion. | 12. | The concave area where blood vessels enter and exit the kidney. | 13. | Takes place in cells and gives off carbon dioxide. | 16. | The use of this drug leads to poor appetite and insomnia. | 18. | Mechanical digestion and peristalsis only, takes place here. | 19. | The production of usefull substances. |
| 21. | Does not filtrate through in the kidney. | 22. | The blood in the aorta. | 23. | Liquid tissue. | 24. | The gas given off through the lungs. | 25. | Vibrates when air is forced between them. | 27. | Divides the body cavity into two parts. | 30. | Getting rid of solid waste. | 33. | Separates the nasal cavity. | 36. | The area where the filtrate is changed into urine. | 37. | The outer layer of the kidney where filtration takes place. | 40. | Substance that can be found in sweat and urine. |
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PuzzleFast.com, Noncommercial Use Only