Question 1 Filters waste from blood to be expelled from the body

Answer 1 Excretory System/ Urinary System

Question 3 Acquires oxygen for the body and releases carbon dioxide

Answer 3 Respiratory System

Question 4 Works with the system from question number 2 to move oxygen to all cells and remove carbon dioxide

Answer 4 Circulatory System

Question 5 Breaks down large molecules so they can be absorbed by the body

Answer 5 Digestive System

Question 6 Protects the body from infection and helps regulate body temperature

Answer 6 Integumentary System

Question 7 These three systems aid in body movement: ______________, _______________, and _______________ systems.

Answer 7 in any order: Skeletal, Muscular, Nervous

Question 8 Explain what it means when we say the systems are interdependent?

Answer 8 The systems work together to get a job done for example the digestive and circulatory system work together to get nutrients to all of the bodies’ cells. The respiratory and the circulatory systems work together to get oxygen to all body cells and remove carbon dioxide from the body.

Question 9 Where specifically does the exchange of carbon dioxide and oxygen take place in the body?

Answer 9 The alveoli located in the lungs

Question 10 Explain how the digestive system, muscular system, and the circulatory system work together to supply all cells with the nutrients they need to function properly, include the role villi plays in this process.

Answer 10 The digestive and muscular system work together through chemical and mechanical digestion. The muscular system helps with the mechanical digestion by squeezing and churning the food in the stomach. The villi, in the small intestine, are surrounded by capillaries that absorb the nutrients into the blood

Question 11 Explain how the respiratory system, circulatory system, integumentary system, excretory/urinary system, and the digestive system work to remove waste from the body.

Answer 11 *Respiratory system removes carbon dioxide gas through mouth and nose *Circulatory system transports wastes away from cells *Integumentary releases water and salts through sweating *Excretory/Urinary system removes liquid waste through the kidneys *Digestive System removes solid waste through rectum

Question 12 Give an example of each of the following: Cell________________________ Tissue______________________ Organ______________________ Organ System________________

Answer 12 Cell- muscle cell Tissue- muscle tissue Organ- stomach Organ System- digestive system

Body System Respiratory

Function Organs/ Main parts Function- to bring in oxygen and remove carbon dioxide Organs/ Main parts- trachea, lungs, diaphragm, bronchi, alveoli

Body System Excretory/ Urinary System

Function Organs/ main parts Excretory Function- to remove wastes from the body Organs/Main parts- Integumentary, Digestive, Respiratory, Urinary Urinary Function- to remove liquid wastes from the body Organs/Main parts, kidneys, bladder, ureter, urethra

Body System Circulatory

Function Organ/ Main parts Function- to transport nutrients and oxygen to all cells of the body and removes carbon dioxide and wastes from the cells Organs/ Main parts- heart, blood, blood vessels- artery-away, veins-to, capillaries- exchange takes place

Body System Muscular

Function Organs/Main parts Function 1. move the body 2. produce heat 3. protect internal organs 4.give structure to the support Organs/Main parts- muscles-bicep, tricep ligaments tendons

Body System Skeletal System

Functions Organs/Main parts Functions: 1. protects internal organs 2.moves the body 3.supports the body 4.stores nutrients Organs/Main parts: Bones- Cranium Tendons Ligaments

Body System Integumentary

Function Organs/ Main parts Function- 1. regulates body temperature 2.protects body from infectious diseases 3.protects the body from harmful Ultraviolet radiation from the sun Organs/Main parts Skin Hair Nails

Body System Digestive

Function Organs/ Main parts Function: to break down food into usable parts for the cells of the body Organs/Main parts Stomach, Small intestine, Large intestine, mouth, rectum, esophagus, anus