This is the updated human organ systems which provide a brief function introduction to each of the human organ body systems: Expand details for the table of contents handout. asked questions, What kind of organ is that? Which becomes larger as the night. What is the body system? body systems : Note:
This overview provides the name of each organ system body and overall body system functions. While structure detail is not included in this brief overview, this can provide a foundation for further exploration of body system structures. This can support further discussion on how these functions work together.
What are the 11 body systems and their functions?
Human Body Systems Functions Overview:
I know this like I know the back of my hand! Well, it may make your question do you really know the back of your hand?
Because if you look at your hand you see your skin but it's also what you can't see underneath your skin that's pretty incredible.
You cant see the millions of cells that make up your hand. At least, not without a microscope.
Because if you look at your hand you see your skin but it's also what you can't see underneath your skin that's pretty incredible.
You cant see the millions of cells that make up your hand. At least, not without a microscope.
We take those cells for granted sometimes, in fact,
your body is made up of millions of cells!! Cells that work together. in fact, Cells that are very organized you the body with specific functions...
Cells that all carry your whole DNA code, use specific parts of your DNA code depending on the cell's function. Your cells make up body tissues...
Cells that all carry your whole DNA code, use specific parts of your DNA code depending on the cell's function. Your cells make up body tissues...
Tissues make up organs, like your heart for example.
And organs are part of an organ system like your circulatory system. Organ systems are so important for you to understand to know how your body works.
One thing to keep in mind is those organ body systems you do not work in isolation...
One thing to keep in mind is those organ body systems you do not work in isolation...
They are not loners. body systems They work.
together and are part of a big team. We're going to introduce the11 major organ systems.
Keep in your mind this is just a quick intro where doing the bare bones (no pun intended) of the systems.
Because they are all important, it's hard to know where to start! So we're going to go in alphabetical order because we do want you to think that one is way more important than another.
Keep in your mind this is just a quick intro where doing the bare bones (no pun intended) of the systems.
Because they are all important, it's hard to know where to start! So we're going to go in alphabetical order because we do want you to think that one is way more important than another.
First the circulatory system.
You think of blood you should, and because blood carries gases like oxygen (which your body needs) helps remove CO2 (which your body needs to expel
Your blood also transports nutrients that your body needs. Your heart is included in this body system. It is the pumping and machine that transports, the blood around.
Arteries are vessels that typically carry blood away from the heart (think a for away), veins typically carry blood back to the heart, and capillaries are tiny blood vessels throughout your body.
Your blood also transports nutrients that your body needs. Your heart is included in this body system. It is the pumping and machine that transports, the blood around.
Arteries are vessels that typically carry blood away from the heart (think a for away), veins typically carry blood back to the heart, and capillaries are tiny blood vessels throughout your body.
Did you ever hear the rumor that your body's system.
blood is blue in fact, then turns red when it reaches oxygen? Guess what that's not really true.
Your blood is red, and always red even inside your body system through the shade of red can vary slightly due to the amount of oxygen present.
Veins may appear blue in fact or even green.
to you through the skin it's actually related to the wavelengths of light (to google!)Second- the body system digestive system. It is important for breaking down and absorbing food for your body to get nutrients.
Digestion actually starts in the mouth...
you have some awesome enzymes in your saliva that get the process going. Your stomach contains acid to the body further in this process.
Your small intestine does most of the absorption of nutrients and your large intestine has to reabsorb a lot of the water from this process.
This is a fascinating process there are a lot of accessories and organs involved in this system too.
Third- is the endocrine system.
Your small intestine does most of the absorption of nutrients and your large intestine has to reabsorb a lot of the water from this process.
This is a fascinating process there are a lot of accessories and organs involved in this system too.
Third- is the endocrine system.
You know how you're bigger than you were when you were six years old? The growth hormone is a hormone that's made a big impact on you.
Notice how your heart starts to race when you have a big test that you haven't studied for? That's another hormone ...adrenaline for you.
The endocrine system includes many glands that secrete hormones. Another system that starts with e is.
[4] excretory. body systems I like to think of exit for excretory.
Notice how your heart starts to race when you have a big test that you haven't studied for? That's another hormone ...adrenaline for you.
The endocrine system includes many glands that secrete hormones. Another system that starts with e is.
[4] excretory. body systems I like to think of exit for excretory.
because this system is all about excreting wastes. I'm not talking about feces because that's still digestive.
More like urine. This system involves your kidneys (lower back). The kidneys assist in removing wastes from the blood.
You know they're important because anyone with impaired kidneys may need to go on a machine called dialysis to replace that function.
The excretory body system also includes other ways of removing and waste, like sweating. Ok
[5] integumentary. body systems.
More like urine. This system involves your kidneys (lower back). The kidneys assist in removing wastes from the blood.
You know they're important because anyone with impaired kidneys may need to go on a machine called dialysis to replace that function.
The excretory body system also includes other ways of removing and waste, like sweating. Ok
[5] integumentary. body systems.
the Long fancy word is appropriate for your largest organ your skin.
Your skin helps protect your organs from outside damage, helps with temperature regulation, and from losing precious water.
[6 ] Lymphatic/Immune System.
Your skin helps protect your organs from outside damage, helps with temperature regulation, and from losing precious water.
[6 ] Lymphatic/Immune System.
Has anyone ever checked the lymph nodes on their neck when they feel sick? You have many lymph nodes that tend to swell during some illnesses.
See lymph is this clear fluid from blood plasma that surrounds cells.
This system collects, filters, and returns the lymph to the blood and a major role is to help with immune function.
This keeps your body safe against pathogens like viruses and bacteria. Structures like lymph nodes,
the thymus, spleen, tonsils, and bone marrow play significant roles in your immune system. Ok, more than halfway done with our intro hang in there.
[7]- Muscular body System-
This keeps your body safe against pathogens like viruses and bacteria. Structures like lymph nodes,
the thymus, spleen, tonsils, and bone marrow play significant roles in your immune system. Ok, more than halfway done with our intro hang in there.
[7]- Muscular body System-
No bones about it- your bones can't do much and are without muscle to move them.
You have three major body systems types of muscle tissue known skeletal, smooth, and cardiac muscle.
[8] the Nervous body System-
You have three major body systems types of muscle tissue known skeletal, smooth, and cardiac muscle.
[8] the Nervous body System-
Your body system would be a nervous wreck without something to coordinate it. This always helps me remember the nervous system.
The nervous system includes your brain and your spinal cord it controls voluntary actions
(that's what you can control like picking up your pencil) with involuntary actions...ones you don't control (reflexes are an example of this).
At the cellular level, the nervous system uses cells known as neurons. With their amazing structure, these cells are kind of cool cells on the block.
[9]- Reproductive system-
The nervous system includes your brain and your spinal cord it controls voluntary actions
(that's what you can control like picking up your pencil) with involuntary actions...ones you don't control (reflexes are an example of this).
At the cellular level, the nervous system uses cells known as neurons. With their amazing structure, these cells are kind of cool cells on the block.
[9]- Reproductive system-
As it sounds, this system includes reproductive organs. The major body system function here is that it allows animals to reproduce. Think babies.
[10]- Respiratory System-
Involves the lungs this system involves the intake of oxygen into the body and the exhaling of carbon dioxide from the body.
Remember that your body cells need this oxygen and they need to get rid of carbon dioxide to function correctly.
[11]- The skeletal system. Bones.
Adults have206 bones you have more at birth, in fact, some bones fuse together and these bones support you,
protect your organs (think: Ribcage) and even produce blood cells from the bone marrow that is inside the bone.
protect your organs (think: Ribcage) and even produce blood cells from the bone marrow that is inside the bone.
Understanding how the human body works is fascinating.
and it is necessary so that we can figure out what to do when things go wrong. Some doctors specialize specifically in each of these systems.
The most amazing part to us though is the beauty in how they work together... working every second to let you do the things that you do. Want an example?
Let us say that when the bell rings at the end of the day you were to race your friend down the hall.
The most amazing part to us though is the beauty in how they work together... working every second to let you do the things that you do. Want an example?
Let us say that when the bell rings at the end of the day you were to race your friend down the hall.
Think of all the body systems interacting.
for that to happen. Your respiratory system is going to increase its breathing rate that extra oxygen is going to be delivered through...
the circulatory system to your body tissues. Your muscles are interacting with the skeletal system for movement.
the circulatory system to your body tissues. Your muscles are interacting with the skeletal system for movement.
These are just some interactions.
the systems working together for that example.
The human body system is just truly a magnificent masterpiece. That's it for the amoebas system: sisters we remind you to stay curious.
The human body system is just truly a magnificent masterpiece. That's it for the amoebas system: sisters we remind you to stay curious.
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