Organs, Functions, and Body Systems:
List of organs:
teeth
kidneys
small intestine
rectum
pancreas
trachea
alveoli
ovaries
uterus
brain
nerves
rib cage
bladder
vas deferens
heart
veins
esophagus
stomach
urethra
large intestine
liver
penis
skeletal muscles
nose and mouth
bronchial tubes
lungs
testes
fallopian tubes
spinal cord
vagina
long bones
spinal column
ureters
arteries
capillaries
description of body systems:
___Digestive____ This system transforms food to __energy____. Food
enters the body, goes through many organs of this system while other
nearby organs secrete ___chemicals__. Finally food is transformed into
___nutrients___ that the body can use and ___wastes___ which are
eliminated from your body.
___Nervous___ This is the master system that senses the outside
world, __controls__ the body, and allows __communication___ among
all of the other systems. Every thought, __action__, and emotion a
person has requires activity in this system. It is the fastest acting and
most ___complex_____ system of the body. The cells in this system can
communicate at speeds up to 200 miles per hour
____Skeletal___ This system provides support and _shape___. It also
protects delicate __organs___ within the body. Organs of this system
are attached to ___muscles___ and often act as levers allowing
movement. They range in size from 0.1inch (0.3cm) to 18 inches
(45.7cm)! Minerals are stored here and ___red__ blood cells are
produced within this system.
__Respiratory__ This system is responsible for _gas exchange between
the body and the surrounding __air___. As air enters the body, its
oxygen travels through the many organs of this system until eventually
the __oxygen____ is diffused into the blood. This system also releases
___carbon___ dioxide from the blood into the air during exhalation.
__cardiovascular__ This system transports ___nutrients___ and wastes
through the body. It includes a _pump__ that pumps blood. The blood
picks up oxygen from the lungs and nutrients from the small intestines
and delivers them to the body’s cells. This enables the ___cells_ to
create energy. The blood also picks up ___wastes____ from the cells
and delivers them to the excretory and respiratory systems so they can
be removed from the body.
___reproductive____ This system allows continuation of our species.
The organs are __different___ in males and females. The different
organs produce different types of cells. If the cell produced by a male
_fertilizes____ the cell produced by a female, the fertilized cell can
develop into a new human.
___Excretory__ This system __filters_ out wastes and purifies the
___blood___. It also is responsible for eliminating those wastes from
the body. The body’s ___water__balance is maintained by this system.
__Muscular__ This system allows __movement_. Its organs are found
in practically every part of the body. This is the only system that has
organs that can ___contract__. The largest body system by mass, it
makes up approximately 40% of a person’s body weight.
Organ
System
Teeth
Digestive
Kidneys
Excretory
Small intestine
Digestive
Rectum
Digestive
Pancreas
Digestive
Trachea
Respiratory
Alveoli
Respiratory
Ovaries
Reproductive
Uterus
Reproductive
Brain
Nervous
Nerves
Nervous
Rib cage
Skeletal
Bladder
Excretory
Vas deferens
Reproductive
Heart
Cardiovascular
Veins
Cardiovascular
Esophagus
Digestive
Stomach
Digestive
Stomach
digestive
Urethra
Excretory
Large intestine
Digestive
Liver
Digestive
Penis
Reproductive
Skeletal muscles
Muscular
Nose and Mouth
Respiratory
Bronchial tubes
Respiratory
Lungs
Respiratory
Testes
Reproductive
Fallopian tubes
Reproductive
Spinal cord
Nervous
Vagina
Reproductive
Long bones
Skeletal
Spinal column
Skeletal
Ureters
Excretory
Arteries
Cardiovascular
Capillaries
Cardiovascular
Organ
System
Brain
Nervous
Heart
Circulatory
Stomach
Digestive
Lungs
Respiratory
Kidneys
Excretory
Liver
Digestive
Heart
Circulatory
Rectum
Digestive
Bladder
Excretory
Stomach
Digestive
Nervous system
nerves
Respiratory system
Bronchial tubes
Alveoli
Nose and mouth
Excretory system
Urethra
Spinal column
Long bones
Skeletal system
teeth
Digestive system
pancreas
veins
capillaries
arteries
Cardiovascular system
Not Shown- Muscular System
testes
Vas deferens
Reproductive System
Fallopian tubes