Human Health EXPLAIN THE RELATIONSHIP AMONG A HEALTHY DIET, EXERCISE, AND THE GENERAL HEALTH OF THE BODY (EMPHASIS ON THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN RESPIRATION.

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Human Health EXPLAIN THE RELATIONSHIP AMONG A HEALTHY DIET, EXERCISE, AND THE GENERAL HEALTH OF THE BODY (EMPHASIS ON THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN RESPIRATION AND DIGESTION).

Human Health You are an organism made up of trillions of cells. The cells work together to carry out the functions that keep you alive. These cells are organized in specific ways to perform these functions. Understanding these functions can help you make choices to keep you healthy.

Systems Working Together The body is organized into systems Each has its own function The systems must work together No system can survive on its own We are only focusing on the systems closely related to health. Nervous Sysstem Circulatory tem Digestive SySystem Respiratory System

Nervous System Gathers and responds to information about the environment. Includes the brain and sense organs Uses signals from eyes and nose to locate food Directs body functions such as movement Closely related to the muscular and skeletal systems School House Rocks!

Digestive System Takes in food and breaks it down into smaller molecules that can be used by the cells. Includes the mouth and stomach Chloe and the Nerb!

Circulatory System Delivers the molecules from digestion to all the cells of the body. Includes the heart and blood The Circulatory Song School House Rocks!

Respiratory System Takes oxygen from the air and passes it to the circulatory system. Includes the lungs The circulatory system then transports oxygen to the cells for respiration Story Bots

Systems Working Together The circulatory and respiratory systems work together to get rid of materials no longer needed. The circulatory system carries CO2 and waste away from cells The respiratory system releases CO2 and H2O vapor into the air.

Food and Health You are what you eat….. Sort of:

Food and Health Food contains nutrients Proteins are molecules that serve as a food source supplying amino acids to the body that aid as structural components of body tissues like muscle, hair, and collagen. Proteins come from meat, fish, cheese, eggs, beans, and milk Many proteins also contain fats Vitamins and minerals are nutrients Nutrients are found in fruits and vegetables

Food and Health Lipids are nutrients that provide energy & material for growth Lipids are found in fats and oils Starches and sugars are used for energy, these are Carbohydrates substances (such as a starch or sugar) that is rich in energy and is made up of carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen. Starches come from potatoes, pasta, and bread Sugars come from candy, soda, and sweets

Vocabulary Calorie Digestion Metabolism Basal Metabolic Rate (BMR) a quantity of food capable of producing energy Digestion the process in living organisms of breaking down ingested food into easily absorbed substances Metabolism the sum of the physical and chemical process in an organism where substances are produced, maintained, and destroyed and energy is made available. Basal Metabolic Rate (BMR) The rate at which energy is used in base condition Based on average energy levels, not resting and not exercising

Food and Health Eating a healthy balanced diet will give you the energy you need. Eating an unbalanced diet will lead to health problems Extra starches, sugars and fats will lead to weight gain Being overweight can cause damage to the heart and other health problems

Tobacco and Health Tobacco products are Toxic Harmful to the body Cigarette smoke contains carbon monoxide This interferes with the bloods ability to carry oxygen throughout the body Also contains tar which lines the respiratory system making it difficult to get rid of dust, pollen and other inhaled matter Tar and Tobacco are called carcinogens which cause cancer.

Tobacco and Health Addiction Nicotine is a drug that is a stimulant A physical dependence on a substance Nicotine is a drug that is a stimulant Tobacco causes the body to absorb nicotine The cravings then become stronger and the body needs more Chewing Tobacco Cigarettes E-Cigs Cigars Marijuana

Alcohol, Drugs, and Health A drug is a substance that causes a change in a person’s body or behavior Some are used a medicines Prescribed Over-the-counter When used incorrectly, they can lead to drug abuse Most affect the nervous system and the respiratory systems Can lead to brain damage Alcohol is a drug that is legal but often abused Involved in one-third of all car related deaths PSA Updated PSA…