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How is your community like the human body?


(Nervous, excretory, intergumentary, circulatory, skeletal, digestive, muscular, respiratoty)

Nervous: energy


Excretory: garbage


Intergumentary: protection


Circulatory: Transportation


Skeletal: Roads,bridge,framework


Digestive: Sewage


Muscular: Electricity People


Respiratory: Trees and plants

Process to form a system

Cell


Group of cells= tissue


A group of tissues=organ


Group of organs=System

Circulatory system Functions

2 functions:


Transportation of oxygen and nutrients to tissues


Elimination of carbon dioxide and wastes from tissues

Respiratory System

Helps the body exchange oxygen and carbon dioxide

Digestive System

Food is broken down

Nervous System

Controls all body functions

Muscular System

Helps different parts of the body move

Skeletal System

Protects the body's organs


Provides bones for movements

What is the role of the nervous system in the body?

to receive and send electrical signals to the body for it to move.

Which is the main control center of the nervous system?

The brain because the brain controls voluntary and involuntary actions

Voluntary

When you give a command to your body to move onpurpose

Involuntary

When the body moves parts of your body naturally

Endocrine System

Produces hormones to balance your body

Lymphatic System

Returns fluids to the blood


Protects the body against disease

Reproductive System

Reproduction

Excretory System

Eliminates some of the body's weight

What is the most important part of the Respiratory System?

Lungs











Digestive most important

Stomach and intestines

Nervous most important

Brain

Muscular most important

Muscles

Skeletal most important

Bones

Endocrine most important

Glands

Lymphatic most important

Water

Reproductive most important

Uterus