1. By Maria, Kayla, Erik and Jcooper

2. What Dose Your System Do For Your Body/cells? The Circulatory system is responsible for carrying oxygen and nutrients to all of the organs and cells in your body.

3. How does Your System Work With Other Body System? Circulatory& RespiratoryCirculatory & Digestive The respiratory and circulatory system work together. The circulatory system sends oxygenated blood through the body and the respiratory system removes co2 form your body so waste wont stay in your body and get in your blood and cells.  When you eat it goes to your intestine it absorbs the nutrients from food. The nutrients go into the blood stream so cells can use is.

4. Major Organs/tissues and Functions In The Circulatory System  The heart is the 1 st organ in the circulatory system. Its function is to pump oxygenated blood though your body.  The arteries are the 2 nd organ in the circulatory system. There function is to pump oxygenated blood away from the heart to all the others organs.  The capillaries are the 3 rd organ in the circulatory system. There function is to bring nutrients and oxygen to the tissue and to remove waste.  The veins are the 4 th organ in the circulatory system. There are to take co2 and food waste to be deposed.

5. Stop working!! If the circulatory system stopped working blood with oxygen wouldn’t get to the organs and eventually organs would die. So organs part of the others systems would die.

6. Common Disease  Aortic Aneurysm is when a section of the aorta bulge stenches and swells.  Arteriole sclerosis is when fatty deposit in the arteries.  Hypertension is when high blood pressure witch causes the heart to work harder

7. Fun Facts  Your heart is really a strong muscle located a little to the left of your body and its about the size of your fist.  The heart beats an average of 3 billion times an a human life.  About 8 million blood cells die each second and the same number are born.  In a tiny droplet of blood there is some 5 million red blood cells  It takes about 20 second for one red blood cell to circle the hole body

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