Introduction to Physiology Crossword

Often refers to a self-initiated change in an organism's position or to its traveling form one place to another.Howver, the term also applies to motion of internal parts, such as beating of the heart.
an organism's ability to sense changes taking place inside or outside its body and react to these changes.
the process of obtaining oxygen, using oxygen to release energy from food substances, and removing the resultant gaseous
MRI,CT scans, ultrasounds , radiation and observation
cameras, small incisions/cuts in skin (short healing time)
Cutting through skin/tissue (surgeries)
A branch of science that studies the structure of body parts
When the reaction leads to an increase in the reaction
When the reaction leads to a decrease or change in the opposite direction
the changing of absorbed substances into forms that are chemically different from those that entered body fluids
the passage of substances through certain membranes, as when digestive products pass through membrane that lines the intestine and enter body fluids
the removal of wastes that body parts produce as a result of their activities
the movement of substances within the body in body fluids
the process of making a new individual, as when parents produce an offspring.