IDENTIFY ME: BODY ORGAN SYSTEMS
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IDENTIFY ME: BODY ORGAN SYSTEMS
RESPIRATORY MUSCULAR SYSTEM
SKELETAL SYSTEM
SYSTEM
Provides structure, Facilitates gas Enables body
support, and exchange (oxygen movement; helps
protection for internal in, carbon dioxide maintain posture and
organs; works with out); oxygenates the produces heat.
muscles for movement. blood.
IDENTIFY ME: BODY ORGAN SYSTEMS
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IDENTIFY ME: BODY ORGAN SYSTEMS
CIRCULATORY DIGESTIVE SYSTEM NERVOUS SYSTEM
SYSTEM
Circulates blood, Breaks down food, Controls and
absorbs nutrients, coordinates body
oxygen, nutrients, and
and eliminates activities by
hormones throughout transmitting signals
the body. waste. between body parts.
WHAT IS A BODY
SYSTEM? WHAT MAKES
UP A BODY SYSTEM?
[Link] is a body system? What
makes up a body system?
Body systems are group
of organs working
together to perform a
certain function.
2. From the pictures given, identify at least one
body’s system and identify its function.
3. Why is studying body
systems important?
3. Why is studying body systems
important?
Body systems are group
of organs working
together to perform a
certain function.
SKELETAL SYSTEM
All 206 of your adult bones make up the
skeletal system, giving the body internal
structure and form.
This system provides compression strength
and the ability to resist tension that is
necessary for motion and work in our
environments.
RESPIRATORY SYTEM
The respiratory system is composed of the
lungs, airways, and blood vessels and
functions to carry oxygen throughout the
body to the lungs and tissues.
It also excretes waste products such as
carbon dioxide.
MUSCULAR SYTEM
This system is made up of muscle fibers
and gives the body the ability to move. It
also provides the body with strength and
stability.
This system is controlled by the nervous
system
CIRCULAR SYTEM
These systems - comprised of the heart,
lymphatic vessels and glands, blood and blood
vessels, and lymph - are responsible for
circulating blood and lymph throughout the body
to maintain homeostasis, or balance.
The cardiovascular system is what allows oxygen
to reach each and every cell of your body.
DIGESTIVE SYTEM
The digestive system is composed of organs such
as the pancreas, stomach, liver, intestines, and
gallbladder that can process food and nutrients
that enter the body.
The lining of the digestive system is another
primary barrier to pathogens like viruses.
NERVOUS SYTEM
The nervous system is responsible for
transmitting sensations and commands
throughout the body. It controls both your
conscious and unconscious bodily processes like
moving, breathing, and blinking.
The nervous system allows basic electrical signals
to be interpreted into our feelings and
sensations.
DIGESTIVE SYSTEM
DIGESTIVE SYSTEM
Mouth Pharynx
Esophagus
Liver
Stomach
Gall Bladder
Pancreas
Small Intestine
Large Intestine
Rectum
DIGESTIVE SYSTEM
Where food enters and is broken down by
Mouth: chewing and saliva.
A passage that connects the mouth to the
Pharynx: esophagus.
Esophagus: A tube that moves food from the pharynx
to the stomach.
Small
Stores and begins to break down food
Intestine: using digestive juices and muscles.
DIGESTIVE SYSTEM
Small The longest part of the digestive tract,
Intestine: where most nutrient absorption occurs.
Produces enzymes and hormones that aid
Pancreas: digestion.
Large Absorbs water from indigestible food
Intestine: matter and eliminates waste.
Stores solid waste before it is released.
Rectum:
DIGESTIVE SYSTEM
Produces bile to help digest fats and
Liver: filters toxins from the blood.
Stores and concentrates bile produced by
Pancreas: the liver.
DIGESTIVE SYSTEM KEY WAYS
Ingestion - Bringing food into the body
Breaking down food mechanically
Digestion - and chemically
Absorbing nutrients from
Absorption - digested food
Removing undigested waste from
Elimination- the body