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Page 1: Human Body Systems Structures, Functions and Interdependence

Human Body Systems

Structures, Functions and Interdependence

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SKELETAL SYSTEM

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• Structures:– Bones - Tendons – Joints - Ligaments– Cartilage

• Functions:– Gives the body shape/support– Allows for movement at the joints– Protects vital organs – Creates blood cells

SKELETAL SYSTEM

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MUSCULAR SYSTEM

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MUSCULAR SYSTEM • Structures:

– Muscles– Most organs

• Heart, stomach, intestines, brain, tongue, diaphragm, etc.

• Functions:– Allows the body to move – Gives body shape and

strength

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Systems Work Together…

1. Skeletal and Muscular System• Our muscles must be

connected to the skeletal system to allow for strength and movement.

• They both help protect our internal organs.

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DIGESTIVE SYSTEM

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DIGESTIVE SYSTEM • Structures:– Mouth– Esophagus– Stomach– Small/large intestines

• Functions:– Digestion = breakdown of food, chemically

and mechanically – Absorption = food is processed into a

usable source of energy – Defecating = getting rid of solid waste

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Systems Work Together…2. Digestive and Muscular System• At the mouth, the muscles of the jaws

and tongue break food into pieces. • Muscles of the throat move food down the

esophagus. • In the stomach, churning

motions produced by muscles break food into smaller bits and mix it with stomach acid.

• Finally, muscular contractions of the intestine move food through the remainder of the digestive tract.

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RESPIRATORY SYSTEM

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RESPIRATORY SYSTEM

• Structures:– Trachea (windpipe)– Larynx (voice box)– Lungs – Diaphragm

• Functions:1. Respiration – to supply the blood

with oxygen by breathing (inhale oxygen and exhale carbon dioxide)

2. Vocalization – using your vocal cords to speak, sing, scream, etc.

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3. Respiratory and Muscular Systems• The diaphragm is a muscle that

contracts (tightens) to allow air to enter the lungs. It then relaxes to push air out of the lungs.

• The vocal cords are a muscle and make sound as air passes through them.

• Respiration provides oxygen to the muscles so they can work. All cells need oxygen to function.

Systems Work Together…

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CIRCULATORY SYSTEMAKA Cardiovascular System

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If you stretched out all of your blood vessels, they

would circle the world 2.5 times!!!

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CIRCULATORY SYSTEM

• Structures:– Heart– Blood – Blood Vessels

~ veins, arteries, capillaries • Functions:

o Circulation – movement of blood throughout the body

o Mailman - blood delivers oxygen to cellso Trash man - picks up and eliminates

waste from the cells

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Systems Work Together…4. Respiratory and Circulatory Systems • Red blood cells move

around the body providing oxygen to the other cells.

• Red blood cells also pick up and remove carbon dioxide and water that cells create as waste.

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NERVOUS SYSTEM

What other human body system does this remind

you of?

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What are the similarities and differences between the 2 pictures of

the systems?

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No, that is NOT

an alien!!!

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NERVOUS SYSTEM • Structures:– Brain– Spinal Cord– Nerves

• Functions:1. Send electrical

signals to all other systems of the body.

2. Transmit information from the environment to the brain.

You want your dendrites to grow!!!

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Systems Work Together…5. Nervous and all the

other systems • The brain controls

voluntary and involuntary muscle movement through electrical signals.• Voluntary – walking,

swimming, reading• Involuntary – breathing,

digesting, heart beat

• The signals are delivered through the spinal cord and nerves to tell the rest of the body what to do.