1. What is the function of the system?
Skeletal System
What is the function of the system?
Gives shape and support.
Protects organs.
Makes blood cells
Stores materials.
Helps body move.

2. What are the major organs of the system?
Skeletal System
What are the major organs of the system?
Bones

3. What other systems does it interact with?
Skeletal System
What other systems does it interact with?
Circulatory -bone marrow produces blood cells.
Muscular- provides a place for muscles to attach.
Protects organs

4. How does it address cellular needs?
Skeletal System
How does it address cellular needs?
Produces the red blood cells that carry oxygen and nutrients needed by all cells.

5. What is the function of the system?
Muscular System
What is the function of the system?
Moves body parts
2. Some organs are made of muscular tissue.
3. Allows for movement of important substances such as food and blood

6. What are the major organs of the system?
Muscular System
What are the major organs of the system?
Voluntary muscles: include skeletal muscles.
2. Involuntary muscles: include smooth and cardiac muscles.

7. What other systems does it interact with?
Muscular System
What other systems does it interact with?
Skeletal-moves the skeleton
Circulatory-heart is a muscle, move blood through vessels.
Digestion-moves food

8. How does it address cellular needs?
Muscular System
How does it address cellular needs?
Allows body parts and organs to move which results in providing cells with needed nutrients.

9. What is the function of the system?
Digestive System
What is the function of the system?
Breaks down food into molecules small enough to be absorbed by body’s cells.

10. What are the major organs of the system?
Digestive System
What are the major organs of the system?
Mouth
Esophagus
Stomach
Small intestine
Large intestine
Liver
Pancreas

11. What other systems does it interact with?
Digestive System
What other systems does it interact with?
Circulatory-breaks down food into nutrients for transport.
Muscular-moves food through system.
Nutrients provide energy for all systems.

12. How does it address cellular needs?
Digestive System
How does it address cellular needs?
Provides cells with needed nutrients.

13. What is the function of the system?
Excretory System
What is the function of the system?
Removes wastes from body.

14. What are the major organs of the system?
Excretory System
What are the major organs of the system?
Skin
Lungs
Bladder
Kidney
Ureter
Urethra

15. What other systems does it interact with?
Excretory System
What other systems does it interact with?
Removes wastes produced by other systems.
2. Circulatory-removes wastes which picked up and transported from other systems from cells.

16. How does it address cellular needs?
Excretory System
How does it address cellular needs?
Removes urea and excess water produces by the body’s cells.

17. What is the function of the system?
Circulatory System
What is the function of the system?
Brings oxygen and nutrients to and wastes away from the cell/tissues.

18. What are the major organs of the system?
Circulatory System
What are the major organs of the system?
Heart
Blood vessels: Arteries,Veins, Capillaries
Blood: red blood cells, white blood cells, platelets

19. What other systems does it interact with?
Circulatory System
What other systems does it interact with?
Respiratory-provides oxygen for transport
Digestive-provides nutrients for transport
Muscular-heart is a muscle
All other systems-provides needed nutrients.

20. How does it address cellular needs?
Circulatory System
How does it address cellular needs?
Delivers oxygen and nutrients to cell and removes wastes so that cells can do their work.

21. What is the function of the system?
Respiratory System
What is the function of the system?
Brings air which contains oxygen into the body and removes wastes gases, such as carbon dioxide.

22. What are the major organs of the system?
Respiratory System
What are the major organs of the system?
Lungs
Diaphragm
Larynx
Pharynx
Brachia

23. What other systems does it interact with?
Respiratory System
What other systems does it interact with?
All other systems-provides oxygen and removes carbon dioxide.
Nervous-controls breathing process
Circulatory--transports gases.

24. How does it address cellular needs?
Respiratory System
How does it address cellular needs?
Provides cells with the oxygen that they need to carry out the process of cellular respiration.

25. What is the function of the system?
Nervous System
What is the function of the system?
Receives and carries information that control the body, its parts, and its responses.

26. What are the major organs of the system?
Nervous System
What are the major organs of the system?
Brain
Spinal cord
Nerves

27. What other systems does it interact with?
Nervous System
What other systems does it interact with?
Controls the response of all other organ systems

28. How does it address cellular needs?
Nervous System
How does it address cellular needs?
Helps the body to obtain and maintain homeostasis (a balanced state)

29. What is the function of the system?
Immune System
What is the function of the system?
Responds to and attacks pathogens or harmful materials that enter the body.

30. What are the major organs of the system?
Immune System
What are the major organs of the system?
Bone marrow,
glands,
lymph nodes produce white blood cells,
white blood cells produce antibodies.

31. What other systems does it interact with?
Immune System
What other systems does it interact with?
Circulatory-transports white blood cells.
Skeletal-contains blood marrow
Integumentary-provides 1st line of defense.

32. How does it address cellular needs?
Immune System
How does it address cellular needs?
Works to keep cells, tissues, organs, systems, and organisms healthy and able to do their jobs.

33. What is the function of the system?
Endocrine System
What is the function of the system?
Maintains body conditions (homeostasis)

34. What are the major organs of the system?
Endocrine System
What are the major organs of the system?
Glands such as:
Parathyroid
Adrenal
Thymus
Pancreas
Thyroid
Ovaries

35. What other systems does it interact with?
Endocrine System
What other systems does it interact with?
Digestive-helps breakdown of certain foods
Circulatory-transports hormones
Reproductive-controls release of male and female hormones.

36. How does it address cellular needs?
Endocrine System
How does it address cellular needs?
Produces hormones in body cells, tissues, organs and systems allowing them to regualte the body.

37. What is the function of the system?
Integumentary System
What is the function of the system?
1st line of defense against infection
Helps maintain a balances state or homeostasis.

38. What are the major organs of the system?
Integumentary System
What are the major organs of the system?
Skin
Hair
Nerves

39. What other systems does it interact with?
Integumentary System
What other systems does it interact with?
Nervous- helps sense and respond to the environment.
Immune-assists with fight against disease.

40. How does it address cellular needs?
Integumentary System
How does it address cellular needs?
Works to keep cells, tissues, organs, systems, and organisms healthy and able to do their jobs.