Human Body
Digestive system
Function: Get food around the body and liquid inside your GI track, and to break our food down.
The urinary system works with the cardiovascular, muscular, and muscular system
Different Parts and Function
Rectum: To receive stool from the colon so you will know if you need to dispose of any solid.
Large intestine: It absorbs water or any liquids and of any other minerals left over to dispose of.
Small intestine: Digest any other food coming from the stomach
Pancreas: make juices called enzymes.
Gall Bladder: Holds a digestive fluid that is released into your small intestine
stomach: Breaks food down into small pieces and passes it on to the rest of the body
esophagus: get food from the mouth to stomach.
Liver: breaks down and balances nutrients for the body
Mouth: Helps us speak and eat.
Urinary System
Function: to filter blood and make urine a waste product
It works with the digestive system
Parts
Bladder: controls the sphincter
uterus: Environment for fetus prior to birth.
Kidneys: Filters blood and turns all the waste into urine
Urethra: Gets rid of waste from bladder.
Urine: removed waste products from body
endocrine system
Function: releases our hormones into blood.
Works with the nervous and immune systems
Parts
pancreas: creates enzymes to break down foods.
thyroid: controls the speed of your metabolism
Adrenal Glands: Controls heart rate and blood pressure but many more important things
Testes: Produce many things such as your metabolism, blood pressure, immune system, and response to different functions.
ovaries: Produces hormones for the human body.
Nerves system
Function: Transmits signals to brain and to the rest of the body
Works with excretory and digestive systems
Parts
Spinal cord: Carries messages to and from the body and brain.
Brain: Controls and keeps whole body in a system
Nerves: Sends signals through the whole body
Levels of organization
Cell: provide structure for the body, take in nutrients from food, convert those nutrients into energy, and carry out specialized functions.
Tissue: provide shape to the body and help body to conserve heat and store energy
organs: all of the things that make our body work
Organ system:pumping blood or processing and utilizing nutrients.
Organism:reproduction, metabolism, response to stimuli, and homeostasis.
Function: What makes up the whole human body
It works with all the system
Respiratory System
Function: Allows us to breath
works with lymphatic, immune, and nerves systems
Parts
Lungs: Allows us to breath
Alveolar: Where body processes carbon dioxide and oxygen so we can breath in and out.
bronchi: it tributes air through lungs until it alveolar sack
Trachea: carries air in and out of lungs.
circulatory system
It carries nutrients and oxygen around the body and carries out different products.
Works with the respiratory system
Parts
capillaries: transports blood nutrients and oxygen around the body.
Heart: pumping blood around your body as your heart beats.
Arteries: give oxygen rich blood to your body
Veins: to carry blood back to your heart
Blood: carries oxygen and nutrients all around the body
Reproductive system
Function: To produce egg and sperm
Works with circulatory, nerves, endocrine, and excretory systems.
Parts
testes: produce sperm and hormones
Fallopian tubes: channels the oocyte transport, and federalization.
uterus: provides a place of growth of fetus prior to birth
cervix: narrow passage forming lower end of uterus
vagina: provides passage way for a women's period.
ovaries: produces hormones for breast development, and body shape and hair
Cartilage: fluid that transports sperm
Skeletal system
Function: To support the body
works with the muscular system
Parts
Cartilage: provide support and resist compressive forces, enhance bone resilience
Ligaments: holds structer to keep stable
Bones: for support and protection for organs
immune system
to protect our body from unwanted invaders.
works with the digestive system
Parts
lymphatic vesicles filter and collect lymph
thymus provides body protection surveillance for body
lymph nodes filters substances that travel through fluid
spleen controls levels of different blood cells
appendix where our body stores healthy fats
tonsils stop germs from coming into the body
bone marrow is where blood cells are made
muscular system
Function: to make your body move
works with the circulatory system
parts
ligaments holds the structure together
bones keep our body from being a blob and protects organs
muscles are responsible for movement
tendons help us move
soft tissue bones support and connect different parts of our body