Organ Functions
Controls all of our necessary bodily functions, sends the impulses which allows us to move and enables you to think and learn.
BRAIN
Takes in oxygen, which reaches the blood via the heart
LUNGS
Stores urine so that we can decide when we want to go to the toilet
BLADDER
What is the thigh bone called?
FEMUR
Filters water and salt out of your blood and creates urine
KIDNEYS
Transports air from the nose and mouth to the lungs
TRACHEA
Receives food from the esophagus and begins to break it down with digestive juices (enzymes)
STOMACH
What are your fingers and toes called?
PHALANGES
Pumps oxygenated blood around your body and receives deoxygenated blood back
HEART
Transports food and drink from the mouth to the stomach
ESOPHAGUS
Digests food using enzymes and absorbs nutrients for the blood
SMALL INTESTINE
What is your skull called?
CRANIUM
Maintains body temperature using sweat and goosebumps
SKIN
Makes bile for digestion, filters out toxins, and regulates blood sugar
LIVER
Continues the digestions process, absorbs as much water as possible, and expels excess fiber and waste
LARGE INTENSTINE
What is your wrist called?
CARPALS
Stores and concentrates bile produced by the liver
GALLBLADDER
Produces enzymes necessary for digestion
PANCREAS
What are the soft squishy things inside your body called?
ORGANS
What is your shin bone called?
TIBIA