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Human Body, Levels Of Organization, Transport's materials to and from…
Human Body
Works w/circulatory w/lymphatic w/skeletal and w/integumentary
Skin prevents pathogens from entering the body
*B cells produce antibodies
*T cells initiate immune responses
White blood cells help fight infection
Musculoskeletal System
Muscular System: Allows for movement by contraction
Smooth Muscle moves food through digestive tract
Skeleton Muscle
Cardiac Muscle keeping heart pumping and blood circulating
Tendons connects muscle to bone
Works w/skeletal, w/digestive, w/respiratory, w/circulatory and w/nervous
Skeletal System: Allows movement and gives support
Bone provides shape and support
Joints provide movement
Ligament support and strengthen joints
Works w/muscular w/circulatory w/immune
Transmits Hormones
Circulatory System
Heart produces and pumps blood
Vein transfers blood
Blood delivers oxygen and nutrients
Capillaries transport oxygen and nutrients
Arteries carries blood and oxygen away from heart
Works w/respiratory w/digestive w/excretory w/lymphatic w/immune w/nervous and w/endocrine
Regulates human body hormones
Endocrine System
Hypothalamus controls hormones
Thyroid stores hormones
Pituitary control how much you grow
Thymus promotes cell growth
Adrenal produces adrenaline
Works w/circulatory w/nervous w/reproductive and w/skeletal
Every organ is made of this system
Organism an individual life form
Organ System are systems of organs which run our body
Tissue transports nutrients and connects bones
Organ run our body
Is every system
Cells provide structure and support
Respiratory System
Takes in oxygen and removes carbon dioxide and water
Trachea tube that leads to the lungs
Bronchi passage way to the lungs
Bronchioles used to deliver air to networks
Alveoli picks up oxygen and releases carbon dioxide
Nose helps in respiration
Lungs bring in air and pass air to the blood stream
Works w/muscular, w/nervous, w/excretory and w/circulatory
Take in food and remove nutrients
Digestive system
Large intestine absorbs water
Stomach digests food
Rectum holds feces
Esophagus leads food to the stomach
Anus where feces comes out
Saliva Glands produces saliva
Pancreas contains enzyme that digests food
Gall bladder where bile is stored
Liver excretes bile
Small Intestine absorbs nutrients
muscular, digestive, skeletal, circulatory, urinary and nervous systems.
Gathers and interprets information
Nervous System
Brain directs motor responses
Spinal Cord contains outgoing messages between the brain and body
Nerves transmits signals to the brain
Hypothalamus helps maintain homeostasis
Nerve cells receives information
Works with every system
Reproductive system
Allows organisms to reproduce
Ovaries *produce eggs
Urinary System
Ureters carrys urine from the bladder
Bladder stores urine
Urethra connects to the bladder, helps in disposing urine
Works w/circulatory system
Kidneys filters blood and turns it into urine
Levels Of Organization
Transport's materials to and from cells
Immune system
Fights off foreign invaders in the body
Filters blood and excretes urine