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The Body Systems

Organization of Life Levels of organization Division of labor Cells, tissues, _______, ______, _______ Division of labor Each body system has a specific job

Lymphatic System Organs Function- a transport system for lymph and white blood cells

Lymphatic System Cooperation- Transports white blood cells for the immune system. Transports fluids for the cardiovascular system. Diseases Tonsillectomies Swollen nodes

Immune System Parts- Bone Marrow Spleen Thymus Special cells- WBCs, T-Cells, macrophages, antibodies

Immune System Function- protects the body against foreign invaders, Cooperation- Uses the ________ system for transportation. The skin is apart of the integumentary system. Invaders- bacteria, viruses

Endocrine System Organs Function- makes hormones which regulates your body Regulates- growth, sugar, reproduction, sleep, mood

Endocrine System Cooperation- Diseases uses cardiovascular system for transport Gets help from kidney, and liver Diseases Diabetes Hormone disorders

Nervous System Parts Function Brain, spinal cord, neurons (nerve cells) Function Transmit messages between the brain and rest of the body using chemicals and electricity

Nervous System Cooperation Diseases Control movements of the muscular and skeletal body systems Diseases Epilepsy Alzheimer’s Parkinson’s Multiple sclerosis http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cNaFnRKwpFk

Nervous System

Nervous System

Common Themes Organization of Life Division of Labor Homeostasis Checks and Balances

Cardiovascular System Cardio- heart Vascular – blood vessels Also called circulatory system Parts (anatomy) Cardiac cell, cardiac tissue, heart, vein, artery, blood Function Pumps blood through the body Transport system

Cardiovascular System Cooperation Receives oxygen from the respiratory system Transports hormones for the endocrine system Transports nutrients from the digestive system Diseases Heart attacks High blood pressure strokes

Respiratory System Respire- breathe Parts ( anatomy) Function Lung cell, lung tissue, lungs, sinuses, pharynx, larynx, trachea, bronchial tube, bronchiole, alveoli Function Take in oxygen (O2) and release carbon dioxide (CO2)

Respiratory system Cooperation Diseases Cardiovascular system Pneumonia Emphysema Lung cancer

Digestive System Anatomy (Parts) Function Stomach cell Stomach tissue stomach, mouth, esophagus, small intestines, large intestines, gull bladder, liver Function Breaks down food so your body can absorb nutrients

Digestive System Cooperation Diseases Cardiovascular system Obesity High blood pressure

Urinary System Anatomy Function Cell- kidney cell Tissue- kidney tissue Organs- Kidneys, Bladder Function Filters and eliminates liquid wastes

Urinary System Cooperation Diseases Receives waste from the Digestive System Returns water and nutrients with the Cardiovascular System Diseases Urinary tract infection

Muscular System Anatomy Cell- muscle cell Tissue- muscle tissue Organs-muscles Function Moves your body

Muscular System Cooperation Diseases Works with the skeletal system and nervous system to move your body. Diseases Muscular dystrophy Parkinson's