Organ System Project Objective: Your objective is to prepare a visual presentation to educate your classmates about one of the body systems that makes up the human body. Instructions: You will allow a partner to draw an outline around your body so you can draw you system. Draw the organs included in your system Include the following information in your drawing The following questions should be answered in your drawing. The first question is the title of your system. Each of the subsequent questions should be presented in a separate category. 1. What is the name of your body system? The name should be BIG and written clearly. 2. Function of your body system 3. What main organs make up your body system? What do these organs do and how do they work together? What do they look like? Example: Display pictures of your organs and label them with a brief description of what they do for the system. *Remember, you may use computer graphics, pictures from magazines, or draw them yourself. You may use a variety of materials with different textures. Be creative and attract your classmates! 4. Discuss at least one problem, such as a common disease, that may affect your body system. What would happen to your system if the disease took control of your system? Is there a cure for your system or a way it can be prevented? 5. Pick two other systems does my system work very closely with? (ex: circulatory and respiratory) Explain how they work together. 6. Fun facts about your system 7. PLUS the information in the instructions for each system listed below. Rubric Expectation Name and title 5 Points Function of system 10 points Drawing and labeling of all organs 10 points Function of all organs 15 points Relationship of 2 other systems 10 points Fun Facts 10 points Extra Information from list 10 points Common disease 10 points On time 10 points Effort and neatness 10 points TOTAL POINTS 100 points Muscular System: Main purpose (function) 3 types of muscle (picture and definition of each. What are tendons and what do they do? - What is the difference between voluntary and involuntary muscles? (Give examples of each type) - Each time you move some muscles contract and some relax. Show which muscles contract and relax when you move a certain way. Skeletal System: Main purpose (function) Define and show compact and spongy bone. Show which bones are in the axial and appendicular skeleton What organs do your skull and ribs protect? Nervous System: Main purpose (function) What do nerves do? Definition and example of autonomic and voluntary nervous system. Label the Central and Peripheral nervous system. Respiratory System: Main purpose (function) What gas does the respiratory system inhale? Exhale? - Label the lungs, diaphragm, mouth, nose, throat, and bronchial tubes. - Describe the path that air takes through the respiratory system beginning with the mouth and ending in the lungs. Circulatory System: Main purpose (function) What is blood pressure? Why is it bad if blood pressure is too high? Too low? Definition and show veins, capillaries, and arteries. Trace how blood flows through the circulatory system Digestive System: Main purpose (function) Organs labeled Definition and example of mechanical and chemical digestion. - Describe the pathway that food takes through the digestive system (starting with mouth and ending with excretion out of the body). Endocrine System: Main purpose (function) What are hormones? Definition and give examples of positive and negative feedback. What is homeostasis? Excretory System Main purpose (function) Organs labeled Define excretion - How is excretion different from elimination?