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Functions

Learn about the organs and functions of key systems in the human body, such as excretory, digestive, respiratory, endocrine, and immune systems. Explore how these systems work together to maintain health and fight diseases.

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Functions

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  1. Functions

  2. Organs

  3. Special Cells

  4. Systems

  5. Diseases

  6. Miscellaneous

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  8. The system that removes waste from your blood

  9. What is the excretory system?

  10. This system breaks down food for energy and nutrients.

  11. What is the digestive system?

  12. Exchanging oxygen and carbon dioxide is the job of this system

  13. What is respiratory?

  14. Glands producing hormones (chemical messengers) and regulates metabolism and homeostasis

  15. What is the endocrine system?

  16. This system fights pathogens

  17. What is the immune system?

  18. These organs filter the blood and help remove wastes

  19. What are the kidneys?

  20. The tiny filtering structures in the kidneys.

  21. What are nephrons?

  22. Name the 3 major parts of this organ

  23. What is the cerebrum, cerebellum, and medulla oblongata?

  24. This organ is responsible for making insulin, a hormone that regulates blood sugar.

  25. What is the pancreas?

  26. The organ in which nutrients from food digested are absorbed

  27. What is the small intestines?

  28. Red blood cells are responsible for transporting _______ to the rest of your body.

  29. What is oxygen?

  30. Blood cells that fight disease.

  31. What are white blood cells?

  32. Name this picture:

  33. What is a neuron?

  34. Washing your hands, vaccines, and antibodies can help prevent/fight

  35. What are viral infections?

  36. B cells produce these faster the second exposure to an antigen

  37. What are antibodies?

  38. The system that tells you to move your hand when you touch a hot stove

  39. What is the nervous system?

  40. The three main parts of the nervous system

  41. What is brain, spinal cord, and nerves?

  42. Thyroid, adrenal, and pituitary are all examples

  43. What is a gland?

  44. The system the diaphragm is part of what system?

  45. What is the respiratory and/or muscular system?

  46. The system that uses enzymes to help break down food.

  47. What is the digestive?

  48. People with failing kidneys can be put on these machines to filter their blood

  49. What is dialysis?

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