the human body systems

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gjpoirier  on May 10, 2012

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the human body systems

1st function of the skin
protects the body
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1st function of the skin protects the body
2nd function of the skin produces vitamin d
3rd function of the skin controls body heat
4th function of the skin reacts to stimuli - aka sensation/touch
support for the bones serve as _______ ___ softer/underlying tissue
place for bones are a _____ ___ muscle attachments
protects bone _______ major and vital organs
manufacture bones ____________ red blood cells and white blood cells
storehouse of bones are the _________ __ calcium and phosphorus
respiratory process 1st: oxygen enters the lungs when you inhale. 2nd: oxygen is sent to alveoli in the lungs.
respiratory process 6th: co2 passes from the blood to the alveoli in the lung.
respiratory process 7th: carbon dioxide leaves the lungs when you exhale
respiratory process 5th: co2 passes from the cell to the bloodstream.
respiratory process 4th: Oxygen breaks down glucose to produce atp carbon dioxide is released.
respiratory process 3rd: oxygen passes from blood to the cells.
endocrine system a communication system; its messages are hormones. they are produced by glands and travel in the bloodstream to tissue or organs. there they alter or change the target tissue.
structures of the male reproductive system the scrotoum, testes, epididymis, seminal vesicles, prostrate gland, bulbourethral gland, urethra and penis.
structures of the female reproductive system ovaries, oviduct, uterus, and vagina.
ovaries and testes two organs that are analogous in reproductive system? they both produce gametes
respiratory the system which is made up of lungs and air passageways
skeletal the system that provides support for the body
urinary the system that maintains homeostasis by getting rid of liquid wastes (urea), salts, and water
digestive systen which prepares food for cellular utilization
endocrine system that secrets hormones needed to control the metabolism of body tissues
circulatory system that moves nutrients throughout the body that feed cells and provide energy for the body. also takes fluids from capillaries and the lymphatic system absorbs that fluid.

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