Cells
The most basic unit of life.
A Cell
What is the immune, digestive, muscular, and nervous system?
The organ responsible for maintaining blood flow throughout the body.
The structure for the body and physical support for all other organ systems.
The Skeletal System
The organs through with blood flows and gases are exchanged.
The Circulatory System
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These two systems work together to transport oxygen and carbon dioxide throughout the body?
What is the respiratory system and circulatory system?
The 2 large organs that are primarily responsible for gas exchange.
The Lungs
Controls all motion and response to stimuli in the body.
The Muscular System
Transports information, messages, and commands throughout the body in the form of electrical signals.
The Nervous System
Groups of tissues working together to perform multiple functions.
Organs
These 3 systems are responsible for movement
What is the nervous, skeletal, and muscular system?
The muscle that controls our respiration.
The Diaphragm
These organs break down food into molecules that our body can use as chemical energy.
The Digestive System
The system responsible for drawing atmospheric air into the body for gas exchange with the blood.
The Circulatory System
A group of cells working together to perform a specific function.
Tissues
These two systems work together to transport waste out of the body
What is the digestive system and urinary (excretory) system (tract)
The primary place in your digestive system that food is broken down and absorbed.
The Small Intestine
The total body response to an invading pathogen of any type.
The Immune System
Ensures the continuity of the species and provides the ability to create the next generation.
The Reproductive System
A group of organs working together to carry out a function
What is an organ system?
These two systems work together to help you feel and sense the environment
What is the nervous system and the muscular system
This pair of organs filters the toxins out of our blood.
The Kidneys
Regulates the body with a variety of hormones and chemical signals. Starts with Endoc
The Endocrine System
Provides the connective tissue throughout the body making sure muscles, bones, organs are all attached to the correct locations. Starts with Integ
The Integumentary System