Organs1
The control center of the whole body and part of the central nervous system.
What is the brain?
These allow you to breath and sense odors
What is the nose/nostrils?
Provides you with a definite shape and hold you up.
What is your skeleton?
Like a water balloon- can expand and contract when it needs to.
What is the bladder?
The urine is stored here until the body is ready to release it.
What is the bladder?
You ate too much salt and acid and now you may have to live on only ONE of these organs!
What is a kidney?
Name three organs that your rib cage protects.
What are the heart, lungs, kidneys, liver, etc
Before waste leaves the body as feces it goes through this.
What is the large intestine?
This is a J-shaped bag that breaks food into smaller pieces using smooth muscles and acid.
What is your stomach?
This whole system helps to protect your internal organs.
What is the skeletal system?
This organ is most similar to the trunk of a tree or the stem of a plant.
The skeleton/backbone!
This is something that comes naturally and doesn't need to be "thought about doing" on a regular basis.
What are involuntary actions such as breathing and blinking?
This organ cleans your blood of toxins.
What is the liver?
Digestion is mostly completed here, and absorbs most nutrients from your food.
What is the small intestine?
These are the two main functions of the kidneys.
What is to balance salts and acids in the body and filter your blood?
This is in the mouth and contains enzymes that break down food's chemical bonds.
What is saliva?
This organ is a muscle.
What is the heart, or lungs, tongue, brain, etc
These regulate the amount of water in your body, filter your blood, and other wastes to make urine.
What are the kidneys?
This aids in digestion by secreting enzymes to help your body process sugars.
What is the pancreas?
The process of water evaporating and collecting on your skin is called this?
What is sweat/sweating?
These help your body move.
What are muscles?
This describes the functions of the lungs.
What is inhale oxygen and exhale carbon dioxide.