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Integumentary system Protective covering Sensory input

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1 Integumentary system Protective covering Sensory input
Temperature control ORGANS Epidermis, dermis Cutaneous membrane Hair follicles Hairs, sebaceous glands temperature Sweat glands Touch, pressure, temperature, pain Sensory receptors nails protection Storage, attaches to deeper tissue Subcutaneous layer

2 Skeletal system structure Support vital organs movement ORGANS 206
bones Structure/protection Cartilage Maintain structure ligaments Protects vital organs Axial skeleton Appendicular skeleton limbs Bone marrow blood

3 Muscular system movement ORGANS Skeletal muscle Voluntary movement
Involuntary movement Smooth muscle heart Cardiac muscle tendons Connect muscle to bone

4 Digestive system Extract and absorb nutrients ORGANS Salivary glands
Lubricate and digest pharynx passageway passageway esophagus digestion stomach Digestion and absorption Small intestine liver Digestion (bile), nutrients gallbladder digestion digestion pancreas Absorption and waste storage Large intestine

5 Excretory system Remove metabolic waste Maintain homeostasis ORGANS
Integumentary and respiratory systems assist Urinary system kidneys Regulate pH, electrolytes, endocrine functions ureters passage storage bladder pasage urethra

6 Cardiovascular system
transport ORGANS heart Propels blood Arteries, capillaries, veins = ‘highways’ Blood vessels Nutrients, waste, blood cells, etc. blood

7 Respiratory system Exchange gases ORGANS Nasal cavity
Filter, warm, moisten, protection pharynx passage Vocal cords larynx passage trachea passage bronchi lungs Gas exchange at alveoli

8 Immune and lymphatic system
Protect from pathogens ORGANS Blood cells Bone marrow and blood transport Lymphatic vessels Blood cells and pathogens Lymph nodes spleen Blood cells and pathogens Blood cells (T cells) Thymus gland

9 Endocrine system Coordinate / regulate activities via hormones glands
ORGANS glands Pineal, pituitary, thyroid, parathyroid, thymus, adrenal, kidneys, pancreas, gonads (testes and ovaries)

10 Reproductive Formation and joining of gametes gestation ORGANS male
female Ovaries, uterine tubes, Uterus, vagina, clitoris, Labia, mammary glands Testes, epididymis, sperm ducts, Seminal vesicles, prostate, urethra, Penis, scrotum

11 Nervous system Detection of and response to stimuli ORGANS CNS
Brain and spinal cord To / from CNS PNS Sensory organs Eyes, ears, skin, tongue, nasal cavity

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