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Diagram Interà Systems Muscular List the major 1.With skeletal: organs: 2. With digestive: 3. With respiratory: 4. With circulatory: controls, 5. With nervous: Endocrine List the major organs: 1.With circulatory 2. With nervous: maintain 3. With reproductive: 4. With skeletal: Immune List the major 1.With circulatory organs: 2. With lymphatic: 3. With skeletal: 4. With integumentary:

Diagram Interà Systems Muscular List the major 1.With skeletal: organs: 2. With digestive: 3. With respiratory: 4. With circulatory: controls, 5. With nervous: Endocrine List the major organs: 1.With circulatory 2. With nervous: maintain 3. With reproductive: 4. With skeletal: Immune List the major 1.With circulatory organs: 2. With lymphatic: 3. With skeletal: 4. With integumentary:

Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
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Author:Elaine N. Marieb, Katja N. Hoehn
Publisher:Elaine N. Marieb, Katja N. Hoehn
Chapter1: The Human Body: An Orientation
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Problem 1RQ: The correct sequence of levels forming the structural hierarchy is A. (a) organ, organ system,...
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Functions Word Bank Removes waste products from cellular metabolism (urea, water, CO2) Takes in oxygen. Removes CO2 and H2O Remove indigestible food from body (feces) Barrier against infection (1st line of defense) Removes excretory waste (urea,water) Protects against sun's UV rays Transport materials to and from cells Gathers and interprets information Filters blood Protects organs Provides shape, support Stores materials (fats, minerals) Allows movement Responds to information Helps maintain homeostasis Allow organisms to reproduce which prevents extinction Produces blood cells Take in food (ingestion) Allows for movement by contracting Stores and carries WBC's that fight disease Collects excess fluid and returns it to blood Digest food into smaller molecules and absorb nutrients Regulates body activities using hormones Fights off foreign invaders in the body Produces Vitamin D
Transcribed Image Text:Functions Word Bank Removes waste products from cellular metabolism (urea, water, CO2) Takes in oxygen. Removes CO2 and H2O Remove indigestible food from body (feces) Barrier against infection (1st line of defense) Removes excretory waste (urea,water) Protects against sun's UV rays Transport materials to and from cells Gathers and interprets information Filters blood Protects organs Provides shape, support Stores materials (fats, minerals) Allows movement Responds to information Helps maintain homeostasis Allow organisms to reproduce which prevents extinction Produces blood cells Take in food (ingestion) Allows for movement by contracting Stores and carries WBC's that fight disease Collects excess fluid and returns it to blood Digest food into smaller molecules and absorb nutrients Regulates body activities using hormones Fights off foreign invaders in the body Produces Vitamin D
System Function Interaction- Working with Other Systems Diagram Muscular List the major 1.With skeletal: organs: 2. With digestive: 3. With respiratory: 4. With circulatory: controls_ 5. With nervous: Endocrine List the major 1.With circulatory organs: 2. With nervous: maintain 3. With reproductive: 4. With skeletal: Immune List the major 1.With circulatory organs: 2. With lymphatic: 3. With skeletal: 4. With integumentary: wme up with his theo.
Transcribed Image Text:System Function Interaction- Working with Other Systems Diagram Muscular List the major 1.With skeletal: organs: 2. With digestive: 3. With respiratory: 4. With circulatory: controls_ 5. With nervous: Endocrine List the major 1.With circulatory organs: 2. With nervous: maintain 3. With reproductive: 4. With skeletal: Immune List the major 1.With circulatory organs: 2. With lymphatic: 3. With skeletal: 4. With integumentary: wme up with his theo.
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The systems in our body contain different organs that perform together and similarly. All the systems in our body also communicates with each other to complete the overall functions and helps to maintain homeostasis and a normal healthy physiology that it keeps the organism alive.

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