The Human Body Systems.

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The Human Body Systems

Digestive System Takes in food, breaks down food, absorbs nutrients

Circulatory system Transports materials like oxygen, carbon dioxide, nutrients to all the cells of the body

Respiratory system Brings in oxygen to the body

Excretory system Removes metabolic waste

Nervous system Regulates the body by sending electrical impulses

Endocrine system Regulates the body by releasing hormones

Immune system Fights disease and infection

Skeletal system Shapes, supports, protects the body Makes blood cells

Muscular system Provides movement

Reproductive system Makes sex cells for the creation of offspring