U.4.2.2: Blood labeling

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Crucigrama U.4.2.2: Blood labelingVersión en línea Complete every four of the crosswords (each one represents one page from the unit) related to how blood works por TheGamer Crack 1 It occupies the space between cells, surrounding them. It originates from the blood in the capillaries. Through the interstitial fluid, cells perform the exchange of substances with the blood. 2 It is the fluid that maintains the correct levels of interstitial fluid. It originates from this fluid and travels through the lymphatic vessels. 3 It distributes nutrients and oxygen to all the cells in the body and collects the waste that is produced. It travels through the inside of blood vessels. 4 Since cell survival depends on the stability of the internal environment, it must keep the concentration of its components -acidity (pH) and temperature- constant. The physiological process by which these values remain stable is called ... 5 The set of body fluids with a very similar composition that allow the survival of the cells. 6 It is made up of the cardiovascular system and the lymphatic system. 6 3 1 4 2 5 1 After food digestion and gas exchange, the human body needs to distribute nutrients and oxygen to obtain matter and energy. In addition, they produce waste that must be eliminated. The (...) system is responsible for this. 2 They are the tubes through which blood circulates: arteries, veins and capillaries. 3 This organ is responsible for pumping blood throughout the body. 4 It is the liquid tissue that contains the nutrients and oxygen that have entered the body and where cells release carbon dioxide and other metabolic waste. 2 3 1 4 1 Blood is the only liquid tissue in the body and it's responsible for transporting nutrients, oxygen and waste produced by cellular metabolism. 2 It is a yellowish liquid that is 90 % water; cell elements float in it, as well as a large number of substances such as mineral salts, nutrients, waste products, hormones or antibodies. It represents 55% of the total volume. 3 They are cells that travel inside the blood and form in the bone marrow inside the bones. They represent 45% of the total volume. 4 These cells have a nucleus, are larger than erythrocytes and defend the body against infectious agents. (Technical name) 5 These cells have no nucleus and carry oxygen to all cells in our body. (Technical name) 6 These cellular fragments are responsible for blood clotting 5 4 3 1 2 1 The network of tubes that covers every corner of our anatomy and allows blood to reach all the cells in our body. 2 They carry the blood from the heart to the rest of the organs and tissues in the body. 3 As they move away from the heart, they branch into vessels with a smaller diameter called (...). 4 They are very thin and join arterioles and venules in different tissues. Their walls are made up of a single layer of cells, which facilitates the exchange of substances (nutrients, waste, etc.) between the blood and other tissues. 5 They carry blood from the organs to the heart. 6 The veins furthest from the heart have a smaller diameter and are called (...). 1 3 6 2 5 4

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U.4.2.2: Blood labelingVersión en línea

Complete every four of the crosswords (each one represents one page from the unit) related to how blood works

por TheGamer Crack

It occupies the space between cells, surrounding them. It originates from the blood in the capillaries. Through the interstitial fluid, cells perform the exchange of substances with the blood.

It is the fluid that maintains the correct levels of interstitial fluid. It originates from this fluid and travels through the lymphatic vessels.

It distributes nutrients and oxygen to all the cells in the body and collects the waste that is produced. It travels through the inside of blood vessels.

Since cell survival depends on the stability of the internal environment, it must keep the concentration of its components -acidity (pH) and temperature- constant. The physiological process by which these values remain stable is called ...

The set of body fluids with a very similar composition that allow the survival of the cells.

It is made up of the cardiovascular system and the lymphatic system.

After food digestion and gas exchange, the human body needs to distribute nutrients and oxygen to obtain matter and energy. In addition, they produce waste that must be eliminated. The (...) system is responsible for this.

They are the tubes through which blood circulates: arteries, veins and capillaries.

This organ is responsible for pumping blood throughout the body.

It is the liquid tissue that contains the nutrients and oxygen that have entered the body and where cells release carbon dioxide and other metabolic waste.

Blood is the only liquid tissue in the body and it's responsible for transporting nutrients, oxygen and waste produced by cellular metabolism.

It is a yellowish liquid that is 90 % water; cell elements float in it, as well as a large number of substances such as mineral salts, nutrients, waste products, hormones or antibodies. It represents 55% of the total volume.

They are cells that travel inside the blood and form in the bone marrow inside the bones. They represent 45% of the total volume.

These cells have a nucleus, are larger than erythrocytes and defend the body against infectious agents. (Technical name)

These cells have no nucleus and carry oxygen to all cells in our body. (Technical name)

These cellular fragments are responsible for blood clotting

The network of tubes that covers every corner of our anatomy and allows blood to reach all the cells in our body.

They carry the blood from the heart to the rest of the organs and tissues in the body.

As they move away from the heart, they branch into vessels with a smaller diameter called (...).

They are very thin and join arterioles and venules in different tissues. Their walls are made up of a single layer of cells, which facilitates the exchange of substances (nutrients, waste, etc.) between the blood and other tissues.

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U.4.2.2: Blood labelingVersión en línea

por TheGamer Crack

It occupies the space between cells, surrounding them. It originates from the blood in the capillaries. Through the interstitial fluid, cells perform the exchange of substances with the blood.

It is the fluid that maintains the correct levels of interstitial fluid. It originates from this fluid and travels through the lymphatic vessels.

It distributes nutrients and oxygen to all the cells in the body and collects the waste that is produced. It travels through the inside of blood vessels.

Since cell survival depends on the stability of the internal environment, it must keep the concentration of its components -acidity (pH) and temperature- constant. The physiological process by which these values remain stable is called ...

The set of body fluids with a very similar composition that allow the survival of the cells.

It is made up of the cardiovascular system and the lymphatic system.

After food digestion and gas exchange, the human body needs to distribute nutrients and oxygen to obtain matter and energy. In addition, they produce waste that must be eliminated. The (...) system is responsible for this.

They are the tubes through which blood circulates: arteries, veins and capillaries.

This organ is responsible for pumping blood throughout the body.

It is the liquid tissue that contains the nutrients and oxygen that have entered the body and where cells release carbon dioxide and other metabolic waste.

Blood is the only liquid tissue in the body and it's responsible for transporting nutrients, oxygen and waste produced by cellular metabolism.

It is a yellowish liquid that is 90 % water; cell elements float in it, as well as a large number of substances such as mineral salts, nutrients, waste products, hormones or antibodies. It represents 55% of the total volume.

They are cells that travel inside the blood and form in the bone marrow inside the bones. They represent 45% of the total volume.

These cells have a nucleus, are larger than erythrocytes and defend the body against infectious agents. (Technical name)

These cells have no nucleus and carry oxygen to all cells in our body. (Technical name)

These cellular fragments are responsible for blood clotting

The network of tubes that covers every corner of our anatomy and allows blood to reach all the cells in our body.

They carry the blood from the heart to the rest of the organs and tissues in the body.

As they move away from the heart, they branch into vessels with a smaller diameter called (...).

They are very thin and join arterioles and venules in different tissues. Their walls are made up of a single layer of cells, which facilitates the exchange of substances (nutrients, waste, etc.) between the blood and other tissues.

They carry blood from the organs to the heart.

The veins furthest from the heart have a smaller diameter and are called (...).