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Human Body - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Makes red blood cells
      - Provides support
      - Protects Organs
      - Stores minerals
    - - Allows movement
    - - Protects joins and bones
    - - Muscular system to provide movement
      - Circulatory system to produce blood cells
      - Immune system to produce white blood cells
      - Circulatory and respiratory systems to protect it's organs
  - - - responsible for pumping blood by contradictory of heart
    - - Helps with digestion and nutrient collection
    - - Attaches muscle to bones
    - - Gives body shape, makes blood cells, protects organs
    - - Skeletory system to allow movement
      - digestive system to allow organs to contract to push food through
      - Respiratory system to control breathing
      - Circulatory system to control the pumping of blood
      - Nervous system to control the muscle contractions
  - - - Pumps blood to other places of the body
    - - Like highways for the blood to flow
    - - Tube-like organs that are responsible for transportation of fluids
    - - The smallest type of blood vessel that connects arteries
    - - "Care packages" to the parts of the body to provide nutrients
    - - Respiratory system to deliver carbon from the lungs to cells and drop off it from cells to lungs
      - Digestive system to absorb and deliver digested nutrients to cells
      - Excretory system to help kidneys filter cellular waste out of blood for removal
      - Lymphatic system to help both of them transport thing to and from cells
      - Immune system to help transport WBCs throughout the body to fight disease
      - Endocrine system to help transport hormones
  - - - Takes in air and filters it through tiny hairs
    - - Carries oxygen rich air to your lungs
    - - Distributes air
    - - Carries air to your lungs
    - - Helps lungs and blood exchange oxygen and carbon
    - - Allow us to breath
    - - Circulatory system to take in carbon for delivery to cells and removes carbon brought from cells
      - Excretory system to remove excretory waste
      - Nervous system to control breathing
      - Muscular system to help the diaphragm control breathing
  - - - Eating and chewing food to break it down into smaller pieces
    - - Carries food and liquids from your mouth to the stomach
    - - produces enzymes to help aid the breakdown of food
    - - Helps first digest food from coming from the mouth
    - - Absorption of water for indigestible food
    - - Connects the colon to the anus
    - - Lets excess fluids come out of the body in the form of liquids
    - - Makes saliva
    - - Makes juices called enzymes that break down sugar, ect.
    - - Breaks down and makes it easier
        for your body to use the food
    - - Stores and concentrates excess waste from the liver
    - - Circulatory system to absorb and deliver the digested nutrients to the cells
      - Muscular system to control the contractions of many of the digestive organs to pass food along
      - Nervous system to help the hypothalamus maintain homeostasis by triggering appetite, and disgset
  - - - Sends reactions to the brain as well as coordinate reflexes
    - - Controls actions of the body
    - - Cables that carry electric impulses that send signals to the brain
    - - Information messengers to the brain
    - - Helps keep your body using homeostasis
    - - All other systems--it controls them
      - Hypothalamus to maintain homeostasis by working with all the other systems
  - - - Hypothalamus
      - Pituitary
      - Thyroid
      - Thymus
      - Andrenal
      - Testes
      - Oviaries
      - All of these glands produce hormones to regulate activities
    - - Circulatory system to transport hormones to target organs
      - nervous system to maintain homeostasis and hormone release
      - Reproductive system which is controlled by hormones
      - Skeletal system to control the growth of bones
  - - - Produce eggs
    - - Produce the sprem
    - - Endocrine system that controls the production of sex cells
      - Muscular system which has the uterus contracts to give birth which is controlled by hormones
  - - - Filter and help cleanse the blood of toxins
    - - Carries urine from the kidneys to the bladder
    - - Works with kidneys to get rid of waste in your blood
    - - The tube in which waste runs to your bladder
    - - Help you breathe
    - - Controls body temperature
    - - Produces urea
    - - Circulatory system to filter waste out of the blood
      - Lungs to remove excretory waste
      - Integumentary system to remove excretory waste