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Levels of Organization and Systems of the Body

A quick review of things we learned long ago.
Quiz on Friday over body systems. (16 points)

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Levels of OrganizationIn Order from least to most complex: Atom, molecules, cells, tissues, organ, organ system, organism
HomeostasisKeeping the internal body environment stable
CellsA group of similar molecules working together
TissueA group of similar cells working together
OrgansA group of tissues working together to perform a major function
Organ systemTwo or more organs and tissues working together to keep the body healthy
OrganismSeveral organ systems working together
Connective TissueA body tissue that provides support for the body and connects all of its parts. EX: tendons, cartilage, fat, bones.
Nerve TissueA body tissue that carries messages back and forth between the brain and every other part of the body.
Epithelial TissueA body tissue that covers the surfaces of the body inside and out.
Muscle TissueA body tissue that provides movement through the contraction of muscle
Circulatory SystemSystem that carries O2 and needed materials to body cells and removes CO2 and waste materials from the same Cells
Circulatory System OrganHeart
Digestive SystemThe body System that breaks down food into useful nutrients, and provides them in a form the body can use.
Digestive System OrganStomach - breakdown; Small Intestine - nutrient absorption
Endocrine SystemSystem that provides chemicals (hormones) that help control body processes
Endocrine System OrgansLiver(controls blood sugar), Pituitary (controls growth), Hypothalamus (temperature, water balance, sleep)
Excretory SystemThe body system that removes wastes
Excretory System OrganKidney - filters out the waste liquids; The small and large intestine take out the good solids and liquids, leaving only waste material
Immune systemThe body system that fights disease
Immune System Main TissueWhite Blood Cells
Muscular SystemThe body system that is responsible for all types of movement
Muscle Tissues and TypesCardiac Muscle Type: the Heart; Smooth Muscle type: digestive tract muscle; Skeletal Muscle - bicep
Nervous systemThe body system that interprets info from the world, and provides responses.
Nervous System organ and tissuesOrgan - the brain; tissues - the spinal cord and nerves
Reproductive systemthe body system that helps create offspring
Reproductive system organsLadies - ovaries (makes the eggs); Gents - testes (makes the sperm)
Respiratory SystemThe body system that puts oxygen in and removes CO2 from the blood
Respiratory System OrganLungs
Skin (integumentary) systemProtects the body, keeps insides in, and maintains water balance
Skeletal systemthe body system that supports and protects the body, helps with movement and creates blood cells
Skeletal system TissueBones


Middle school science information
PRA Science

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