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1 The Human Body

2 Body Systems A system is made of parts that work together as a whole.
In our bodies, many different systems work on their own but are also connected to each other and communicate with each other. Each body system is made up of organs (ie: heart) Each organ is made up of tissue (ie: cardiac tissue) Each tissue is made up of a certain type of body cell (ie: heart cell).

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4 Circulatory System

5 Digestive System

6 Respiratory System

7 Excretory System

8 Immune System

9 Endocrine System

10 Reproductive System

11 Integumentary System

12 Skeletal System

13 Muscular System

14 Nervous System

15 CELLS ORGANS TISSUES ORGAN SYSTEMS

16 ORGANISM

17 MUSCLE TISSUE: movement NERVE TISSUE: sends info
Types of Tissue MUSCLE TISSUE: movement NERVE TISSUE: sends info CONNECTIVE TISSUE: connects, protects, insulates EPITHELIAL TISSUE: covers

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