Anatomy and Physiology Definitions
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- Created on: 12-12-17 14:24
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Clues
- A form of diffusion that requires carrier proteins for transfer of substances across cell membranes (11, 9)
- Exchange of gases in the tissues (8, 11)
- Fluid situated between body cells, also known as tissue fluid (12, 5)
- Radiation that generates ions when it passes through atoms; can damage cells by changing the atoms in the molecules that make up living tissue (8, 9)
- Small cell fragments involved in blood clotting (8, 11)
- The amount of air reaching the alveoli with each breath (8, 11)
- The blood supply to all body organs except for the pulmonary arteries and veins (8, 11)
- The defence mechanisms of the body that are effective against different types of threat (3, 8, 7)
- The pressure exerted by a fluid on the walls of its container (11, 8)
- Used to maintain consistency of anatomical descriptions - the body is upright, with the head facing forward, the arms at the sides with the palms of the hands facing forward, and the feet together (10, 8)
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