Slide 1

Body Systems

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Body Systems
integumentary
 skeletal
 muscular
 nervous
 endocrine
 cardiovascular


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lymphatic and immune
 respiratory
 digestive
 urinary
 reproductive


2

Integumentary
skin and structures such as hair,
nails, and sweat and oil glands.
 Functions:
- maintenance of body temperature
- protection
- elimination of some wastes
- production of vitamin D
- stimuli receptor


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Integumentary

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Skeletal
all bones, associated cartilage,
ligaments and joints.
 Functions:
- support
- protection
- movement
- blood cell production (hemopoiesis)
- mineral storage


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Skeletal

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Muscular
skeletal muscle tissue
 Functions:
- movement
- maintains body posture
- produces heat


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Muscular

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Nervous
brain, spinal cord, nerves, and sensory
receptors
 Functions:
- body control by:
detecting nerve impulses (action
potentials)
interpreting changes
acting upon changes


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Nervous

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Endocrine
includes all hormone producing glands,
such as pituitary gland, thyroid gland,
pancreas, ovaries, testes, etc.
 Functions:
- controls body activities through
hormones transported through the blood
to distant “target” organs


Suzanne D'Anna

11

Cardiovascular System
blood, heart, and blood vessels
 Functions:
- distributes oxygen and nutrients to cells
- carries carbon dioxide and wastes away
from cells
- helps maintain acid-base balance
- protects against disease
- clot formation
- regulates body temperature


Suzanne D'Anna

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Cardiovascular

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Lymphatic and Immune
lymph, lymphatic vessels, and
structures containing lymphatic tissue
such as the spleen, thymus gland,
lymph nodes, and tonsils
 Functions:
- filter body fluids
- help protect against disease


Suzanne D'Anna

14

Respiratory
lungs and associated passageways
 Functions:
- supplies oxygen
- eliminates CO2
- helps regulate acid-base balance
- produces vocal sounds


Suzanne D'Anna

15

Respiratory

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Digestive - (gastrointestinal tract)
associated organs: salivary glands, liver,
gallbladder, stomach, pancreas
 Functions:
- physical and chemical breakdown of
foods
- absorption of foods
- eliminates solid materials


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Digestive

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Urinary
kidneys, ureters, urinary bladder, urethra
 Functions:
- regulates volume and chemical
composition of blood
- eliminates wastes
- regulates fluid and electrolyte balance
- regulates acid-base and calcium balance
- regulates red blood cell production


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Urinary

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Reproductive
testes, ovaries, Fallopian tubes, uterus,
epididymis, vas deferens, penis
 Functions:
- reproduction of organism


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Reproductive

Male
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Female
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Slide 2

Body Systems

Suzanne D'Anna

1

Body Systems
integumentary
 skeletal
 muscular
 nervous
 endocrine
 cardiovascular


Suzanne D'Anna

lymphatic and immune
 respiratory
 digestive
 urinary
 reproductive


2

Integumentary
skin and structures such as hair,
nails, and sweat and oil glands.
 Functions:
- maintenance of body temperature
- protection
- elimination of some wastes
- production of vitamin D
- stimuli receptor


Suzanne D'Anna

3

Integumentary

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Skeletal
all bones, associated cartilage,
ligaments and joints.
 Functions:
- support
- protection
- movement
- blood cell production (hemopoiesis)
- mineral storage


Suzanne D'Anna

5

Skeletal

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Muscular
skeletal muscle tissue
 Functions:
- movement
- maintains body posture
- produces heat


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Muscular

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Nervous
brain, spinal cord, nerves, and sensory
receptors
 Functions:
- body control by:
detecting nerve impulses (action
potentials)
interpreting changes
acting upon changes


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Nervous

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Endocrine
includes all hormone producing glands,
such as pituitary gland, thyroid gland,
pancreas, ovaries, testes, etc.
 Functions:
- controls body activities through
hormones transported through the blood
to distant “target” organs


Suzanne D'Anna

11

Cardiovascular System
blood, heart, and blood vessels
 Functions:
- distributes oxygen and nutrients to cells
- carries carbon dioxide and wastes away
from cells
- helps maintain acid-base balance
- protects against disease
- clot formation
- regulates body temperature


Suzanne D'Anna

12

Cardiovascular

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Lymphatic and Immune
lymph, lymphatic vessels, and
structures containing lymphatic tissue
such as the spleen, thymus gland,
lymph nodes, and tonsils
 Functions:
- filter body fluids
- help protect against disease


Suzanne D'Anna

14

Respiratory
lungs and associated passageways
 Functions:
- supplies oxygen
- eliminates CO2
- helps regulate acid-base balance
- produces vocal sounds


Suzanne D'Anna

15

Respiratory

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Digestive - (gastrointestinal tract)
associated organs: salivary glands, liver,
gallbladder, stomach, pancreas
 Functions:
- physical and chemical breakdown of
foods
- absorption of foods
- eliminates solid materials


Suzanne D'Anna

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Digestive

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Urinary
kidneys, ureters, urinary bladder, urethra
 Functions:
- regulates volume and chemical
composition of blood
- eliminates wastes
- regulates fluid and electrolyte balance
- regulates acid-base and calcium balance
- regulates red blood cell production


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Urinary

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Reproductive
testes, ovaries, Fallopian tubes, uterus,
epididymis, vas deferens, penis
 Functions:
- reproduction of organism


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Reproductive

Male
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Female
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Slide 3

Body Systems

Suzanne D'Anna

1

Body Systems
integumentary
 skeletal
 muscular
 nervous
 endocrine
 cardiovascular


Suzanne D'Anna

lymphatic and immune
 respiratory
 digestive
 urinary
 reproductive


2

Integumentary
skin and structures such as hair,
nails, and sweat and oil glands.
 Functions:
- maintenance of body temperature
- protection
- elimination of some wastes
- production of vitamin D
- stimuli receptor


Suzanne D'Anna

3

Integumentary

Suzanne D'Anna

4

Skeletal
all bones, associated cartilage,
ligaments and joints.
 Functions:
- support
- protection
- movement
- blood cell production (hemopoiesis)
- mineral storage


Suzanne D'Anna

5

Skeletal

Suzanne D'Anna

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Muscular
skeletal muscle tissue
 Functions:
- movement
- maintains body posture
- produces heat


Suzanne D'Anna

7

Muscular

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8

Nervous
brain, spinal cord, nerves, and sensory
receptors
 Functions:
- body control by:
detecting nerve impulses (action
potentials)
interpreting changes
acting upon changes


Suzanne D'Anna

9

Nervous

Suzanne D'Anna

10

Endocrine
includes all hormone producing glands,
such as pituitary gland, thyroid gland,
pancreas, ovaries, testes, etc.
 Functions:
- controls body activities through
hormones transported through the blood
to distant “target” organs


Suzanne D'Anna

11

Cardiovascular System
blood, heart, and blood vessels
 Functions:
- distributes oxygen and nutrients to cells
- carries carbon dioxide and wastes away
from cells
- helps maintain acid-base balance
- protects against disease
- clot formation
- regulates body temperature


Suzanne D'Anna

12

Cardiovascular

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13

Lymphatic and Immune
lymph, lymphatic vessels, and
structures containing lymphatic tissue
such as the spleen, thymus gland,
lymph nodes, and tonsils
 Functions:
- filter body fluids
- help protect against disease


Suzanne D'Anna

14

Respiratory
lungs and associated passageways
 Functions:
- supplies oxygen
- eliminates CO2
- helps regulate acid-base balance
- produces vocal sounds


Suzanne D'Anna

15

Respiratory

Suzanne D'Anna

16

Digestive - (gastrointestinal tract)
associated organs: salivary glands, liver,
gallbladder, stomach, pancreas
 Functions:
- physical and chemical breakdown of
foods
- absorption of foods
- eliminates solid materials


Suzanne D'Anna

17

Digestive

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Urinary
kidneys, ureters, urinary bladder, urethra
 Functions:
- regulates volume and chemical
composition of blood
- eliminates wastes
- regulates fluid and electrolyte balance
- regulates acid-base and calcium balance
- regulates red blood cell production


Suzanne D'Anna

19

Urinary

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Reproductive
testes, ovaries, Fallopian tubes, uterus,
epididymis, vas deferens, penis
 Functions:
- reproduction of organism


Suzanne D'Anna

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Reproductive

Male
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Female
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Slide 4

Body Systems

Suzanne D'Anna

1

Body Systems
integumentary
 skeletal
 muscular
 nervous
 endocrine
 cardiovascular


Suzanne D'Anna

lymphatic and immune
 respiratory
 digestive
 urinary
 reproductive


2

Integumentary
skin and structures such as hair,
nails, and sweat and oil glands.
 Functions:
- maintenance of body temperature
- protection
- elimination of some wastes
- production of vitamin D
- stimuli receptor


Suzanne D'Anna

3

Integumentary

Suzanne D'Anna

4

Skeletal
all bones, associated cartilage,
ligaments and joints.
 Functions:
- support
- protection
- movement
- blood cell production (hemopoiesis)
- mineral storage


Suzanne D'Anna

5

Skeletal

Suzanne D'Anna

6

Muscular
skeletal muscle tissue
 Functions:
- movement
- maintains body posture
- produces heat


Suzanne D'Anna

7

Muscular

Suzanne D'Anna

8

Nervous
brain, spinal cord, nerves, and sensory
receptors
 Functions:
- body control by:
detecting nerve impulses (action
potentials)
interpreting changes
acting upon changes


Suzanne D'Anna

9

Nervous

Suzanne D'Anna

10

Endocrine
includes all hormone producing glands,
such as pituitary gland, thyroid gland,
pancreas, ovaries, testes, etc.
 Functions:
- controls body activities through
hormones transported through the blood
to distant “target” organs


Suzanne D'Anna

11

Cardiovascular System
blood, heart, and blood vessels
 Functions:
- distributes oxygen and nutrients to cells
- carries carbon dioxide and wastes away
from cells
- helps maintain acid-base balance
- protects against disease
- clot formation
- regulates body temperature


Suzanne D'Anna

12

Cardiovascular

Suzanne D'Anna

13

Lymphatic and Immune
lymph, lymphatic vessels, and
structures containing lymphatic tissue
such as the spleen, thymus gland,
lymph nodes, and tonsils
 Functions:
- filter body fluids
- help protect against disease


Suzanne D'Anna

14

Respiratory
lungs and associated passageways
 Functions:
- supplies oxygen
- eliminates CO2
- helps regulate acid-base balance
- produces vocal sounds


Suzanne D'Anna

15

Respiratory

Suzanne D'Anna

16

Digestive - (gastrointestinal tract)
associated organs: salivary glands, liver,
gallbladder, stomach, pancreas
 Functions:
- physical and chemical breakdown of
foods
- absorption of foods
- eliminates solid materials


Suzanne D'Anna

17

Digestive

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Urinary
kidneys, ureters, urinary bladder, urethra
 Functions:
- regulates volume and chemical
composition of blood
- eliminates wastes
- regulates fluid and electrolyte balance
- regulates acid-base and calcium balance
- regulates red blood cell production


Suzanne D'Anna

19

Urinary

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20

Reproductive
testes, ovaries, Fallopian tubes, uterus,
epididymis, vas deferens, penis
 Functions:
- reproduction of organism


Suzanne D'Anna

21

Reproductive

Male
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Female
22


Slide 5

Body Systems

Suzanne D'Anna

1

Body Systems
integumentary
 skeletal
 muscular
 nervous
 endocrine
 cardiovascular


Suzanne D'Anna

lymphatic and immune
 respiratory
 digestive
 urinary
 reproductive


2

Integumentary
skin and structures such as hair,
nails, and sweat and oil glands.
 Functions:
- maintenance of body temperature
- protection
- elimination of some wastes
- production of vitamin D
- stimuli receptor


Suzanne D'Anna

3

Integumentary

Suzanne D'Anna

4

Skeletal
all bones, associated cartilage,
ligaments and joints.
 Functions:
- support
- protection
- movement
- blood cell production (hemopoiesis)
- mineral storage


Suzanne D'Anna

5

Skeletal

Suzanne D'Anna

6

Muscular
skeletal muscle tissue
 Functions:
- movement
- maintains body posture
- produces heat


Suzanne D'Anna

7

Muscular

Suzanne D'Anna

8

Nervous
brain, spinal cord, nerves, and sensory
receptors
 Functions:
- body control by:
detecting nerve impulses (action
potentials)
interpreting changes
acting upon changes


Suzanne D'Anna

9

Nervous

Suzanne D'Anna

10

Endocrine
includes all hormone producing glands,
such as pituitary gland, thyroid gland,
pancreas, ovaries, testes, etc.
 Functions:
- controls body activities through
hormones transported through the blood
to distant “target” organs


Suzanne D'Anna

11

Cardiovascular System
blood, heart, and blood vessels
 Functions:
- distributes oxygen and nutrients to cells
- carries carbon dioxide and wastes away
from cells
- helps maintain acid-base balance
- protects against disease
- clot formation
- regulates body temperature


Suzanne D'Anna

12

Cardiovascular

Suzanne D'Anna

13

Lymphatic and Immune
lymph, lymphatic vessels, and
structures containing lymphatic tissue
such as the spleen, thymus gland,
lymph nodes, and tonsils
 Functions:
- filter body fluids
- help protect against disease


Suzanne D'Anna

14

Respiratory
lungs and associated passageways
 Functions:
- supplies oxygen
- eliminates CO2
- helps regulate acid-base balance
- produces vocal sounds


Suzanne D'Anna

15

Respiratory

Suzanne D'Anna

16

Digestive - (gastrointestinal tract)
associated organs: salivary glands, liver,
gallbladder, stomach, pancreas
 Functions:
- physical and chemical breakdown of
foods
- absorption of foods
- eliminates solid materials


Suzanne D'Anna

17

Digestive

Suzanne D'Anna

18

Urinary
kidneys, ureters, urinary bladder, urethra
 Functions:
- regulates volume and chemical
composition of blood
- eliminates wastes
- regulates fluid and electrolyte balance
- regulates acid-base and calcium balance
- regulates red blood cell production


Suzanne D'Anna

19

Urinary

Suzanne D'Anna

20

Reproductive
testes, ovaries, Fallopian tubes, uterus,
epididymis, vas deferens, penis
 Functions:
- reproduction of organism


Suzanne D'Anna

21

Reproductive

Male
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Female
22


Slide 6

Body Systems

Suzanne D'Anna

1

Body Systems
integumentary
 skeletal
 muscular
 nervous
 endocrine
 cardiovascular


Suzanne D'Anna

lymphatic and immune
 respiratory
 digestive
 urinary
 reproductive


2

Integumentary
skin and structures such as hair,
nails, and sweat and oil glands.
 Functions:
- maintenance of body temperature
- protection
- elimination of some wastes
- production of vitamin D
- stimuli receptor


Suzanne D'Anna

3

Integumentary

Suzanne D'Anna

4

Skeletal
all bones, associated cartilage,
ligaments and joints.
 Functions:
- support
- protection
- movement
- blood cell production (hemopoiesis)
- mineral storage


Suzanne D'Anna

5

Skeletal

Suzanne D'Anna

6

Muscular
skeletal muscle tissue
 Functions:
- movement
- maintains body posture
- produces heat


Suzanne D'Anna

7

Muscular

Suzanne D'Anna

8

Nervous
brain, spinal cord, nerves, and sensory
receptors
 Functions:
- body control by:
detecting nerve impulses (action
potentials)
interpreting changes
acting upon changes


Suzanne D'Anna

9

Nervous

Suzanne D'Anna

10

Endocrine
includes all hormone producing glands,
such as pituitary gland, thyroid gland,
pancreas, ovaries, testes, etc.
 Functions:
- controls body activities through
hormones transported through the blood
to distant “target” organs


Suzanne D'Anna

11

Cardiovascular System
blood, heart, and blood vessels
 Functions:
- distributes oxygen and nutrients to cells
- carries carbon dioxide and wastes away
from cells
- helps maintain acid-base balance
- protects against disease
- clot formation
- regulates body temperature


Suzanne D'Anna

12

Cardiovascular

Suzanne D'Anna

13

Lymphatic and Immune
lymph, lymphatic vessels, and
structures containing lymphatic tissue
such as the spleen, thymus gland,
lymph nodes, and tonsils
 Functions:
- filter body fluids
- help protect against disease


Suzanne D'Anna

14

Respiratory
lungs and associated passageways
 Functions:
- supplies oxygen
- eliminates CO2
- helps regulate acid-base balance
- produces vocal sounds


Suzanne D'Anna

15

Respiratory

Suzanne D'Anna

16

Digestive - (gastrointestinal tract)
associated organs: salivary glands, liver,
gallbladder, stomach, pancreas
 Functions:
- physical and chemical breakdown of
foods
- absorption of foods
- eliminates solid materials


Suzanne D'Anna

17

Digestive

Suzanne D'Anna

18

Urinary
kidneys, ureters, urinary bladder, urethra
 Functions:
- regulates volume and chemical
composition of blood
- eliminates wastes
- regulates fluid and electrolyte balance
- regulates acid-base and calcium balance
- regulates red blood cell production


Suzanne D'Anna

19

Urinary

Suzanne D'Anna

20

Reproductive
testes, ovaries, Fallopian tubes, uterus,
epididymis, vas deferens, penis
 Functions:
- reproduction of organism


Suzanne D'Anna

21

Reproductive

Male
Suzanne D'Anna

Female
22


Slide 7

Body Systems

Suzanne D'Anna

1

Body Systems
integumentary
 skeletal
 muscular
 nervous
 endocrine
 cardiovascular


Suzanne D'Anna

lymphatic and immune
 respiratory
 digestive
 urinary
 reproductive


2

Integumentary
skin and structures such as hair,
nails, and sweat and oil glands.
 Functions:
- maintenance of body temperature
- protection
- elimination of some wastes
- production of vitamin D
- stimuli receptor


Suzanne D'Anna

3

Integumentary

Suzanne D'Anna

4

Skeletal
all bones, associated cartilage,
ligaments and joints.
 Functions:
- support
- protection
- movement
- blood cell production (hemopoiesis)
- mineral storage


Suzanne D'Anna

5

Skeletal

Suzanne D'Anna

6

Muscular
skeletal muscle tissue
 Functions:
- movement
- maintains body posture
- produces heat


Suzanne D'Anna

7

Muscular

Suzanne D'Anna

8

Nervous
brain, spinal cord, nerves, and sensory
receptors
 Functions:
- body control by:
detecting nerve impulses (action
potentials)
interpreting changes
acting upon changes


Suzanne D'Anna

9

Nervous

Suzanne D'Anna

10

Endocrine
includes all hormone producing glands,
such as pituitary gland, thyroid gland,
pancreas, ovaries, testes, etc.
 Functions:
- controls body activities through
hormones transported through the blood
to distant “target” organs


Suzanne D'Anna

11

Cardiovascular System
blood, heart, and blood vessels
 Functions:
- distributes oxygen and nutrients to cells
- carries carbon dioxide and wastes away
from cells
- helps maintain acid-base balance
- protects against disease
- clot formation
- regulates body temperature


Suzanne D'Anna

12

Cardiovascular

Suzanne D'Anna

13

Lymphatic and Immune
lymph, lymphatic vessels, and
structures containing lymphatic tissue
such as the spleen, thymus gland,
lymph nodes, and tonsils
 Functions:
- filter body fluids
- help protect against disease


Suzanne D'Anna

14

Respiratory
lungs and associated passageways
 Functions:
- supplies oxygen
- eliminates CO2
- helps regulate acid-base balance
- produces vocal sounds


Suzanne D'Anna

15

Respiratory

Suzanne D'Anna

16

Digestive - (gastrointestinal tract)
associated organs: salivary glands, liver,
gallbladder, stomach, pancreas
 Functions:
- physical and chemical breakdown of
foods
- absorption of foods
- eliminates solid materials


Suzanne D'Anna

17

Digestive

Suzanne D'Anna

18

Urinary
kidneys, ureters, urinary bladder, urethra
 Functions:
- regulates volume and chemical
composition of blood
- eliminates wastes
- regulates fluid and electrolyte balance
- regulates acid-base and calcium balance
- regulates red blood cell production


Suzanne D'Anna

19

Urinary

Suzanne D'Anna

20

Reproductive
testes, ovaries, Fallopian tubes, uterus,
epididymis, vas deferens, penis
 Functions:
- reproduction of organism


Suzanne D'Anna

21

Reproductive

Male
Suzanne D'Anna

Female
22


Slide 8

Body Systems

Suzanne D'Anna

1

Body Systems
integumentary
 skeletal
 muscular
 nervous
 endocrine
 cardiovascular


Suzanne D'Anna

lymphatic and immune
 respiratory
 digestive
 urinary
 reproductive


2

Integumentary
skin and structures such as hair,
nails, and sweat and oil glands.
 Functions:
- maintenance of body temperature
- protection
- elimination of some wastes
- production of vitamin D
- stimuli receptor


Suzanne D'Anna

3

Integumentary

Suzanne D'Anna

4

Skeletal
all bones, associated cartilage,
ligaments and joints.
 Functions:
- support
- protection
- movement
- blood cell production (hemopoiesis)
- mineral storage


Suzanne D'Anna

5

Skeletal

Suzanne D'Anna

6

Muscular
skeletal muscle tissue
 Functions:
- movement
- maintains body posture
- produces heat


Suzanne D'Anna

7

Muscular

Suzanne D'Anna

8

Nervous
brain, spinal cord, nerves, and sensory
receptors
 Functions:
- body control by:
detecting nerve impulses (action
potentials)
interpreting changes
acting upon changes


Suzanne D'Anna

9

Nervous

Suzanne D'Anna

10

Endocrine
includes all hormone producing glands,
such as pituitary gland, thyroid gland,
pancreas, ovaries, testes, etc.
 Functions:
- controls body activities through
hormones transported through the blood
to distant “target” organs


Suzanne D'Anna

11

Cardiovascular System
blood, heart, and blood vessels
 Functions:
- distributes oxygen and nutrients to cells
- carries carbon dioxide and wastes away
from cells
- helps maintain acid-base balance
- protects against disease
- clot formation
- regulates body temperature


Suzanne D'Anna

12

Cardiovascular

Suzanne D'Anna

13

Lymphatic and Immune
lymph, lymphatic vessels, and
structures containing lymphatic tissue
such as the spleen, thymus gland,
lymph nodes, and tonsils
 Functions:
- filter body fluids
- help protect against disease


Suzanne D'Anna

14

Respiratory
lungs and associated passageways
 Functions:
- supplies oxygen
- eliminates CO2
- helps regulate acid-base balance
- produces vocal sounds


Suzanne D'Anna

15

Respiratory

Suzanne D'Anna

16

Digestive - (gastrointestinal tract)
associated organs: salivary glands, liver,
gallbladder, stomach, pancreas
 Functions:
- physical and chemical breakdown of
foods
- absorption of foods
- eliminates solid materials


Suzanne D'Anna

17

Digestive

Suzanne D'Anna

18

Urinary
kidneys, ureters, urinary bladder, urethra
 Functions:
- regulates volume and chemical
composition of blood
- eliminates wastes
- regulates fluid and electrolyte balance
- regulates acid-base and calcium balance
- regulates red blood cell production


Suzanne D'Anna

19

Urinary

Suzanne D'Anna

20

Reproductive
testes, ovaries, Fallopian tubes, uterus,
epididymis, vas deferens, penis
 Functions:
- reproduction of organism


Suzanne D'Anna

21

Reproductive

Male
Suzanne D'Anna

Female
22


Slide 9

Body Systems

Suzanne D'Anna

1

Body Systems
integumentary
 skeletal
 muscular
 nervous
 endocrine
 cardiovascular


Suzanne D'Anna

lymphatic and immune
 respiratory
 digestive
 urinary
 reproductive


2

Integumentary
skin and structures such as hair,
nails, and sweat and oil glands.
 Functions:
- maintenance of body temperature
- protection
- elimination of some wastes
- production of vitamin D
- stimuli receptor


Suzanne D'Anna

3

Integumentary

Suzanne D'Anna

4

Skeletal
all bones, associated cartilage,
ligaments and joints.
 Functions:
- support
- protection
- movement
- blood cell production (hemopoiesis)
- mineral storage


Suzanne D'Anna

5

Skeletal

Suzanne D'Anna

6

Muscular
skeletal muscle tissue
 Functions:
- movement
- maintains body posture
- produces heat


Suzanne D'Anna

7

Muscular

Suzanne D'Anna

8

Nervous
brain, spinal cord, nerves, and sensory
receptors
 Functions:
- body control by:
detecting nerve impulses (action
potentials)
interpreting changes
acting upon changes


Suzanne D'Anna

9

Nervous

Suzanne D'Anna

10

Endocrine
includes all hormone producing glands,
such as pituitary gland, thyroid gland,
pancreas, ovaries, testes, etc.
 Functions:
- controls body activities through
hormones transported through the blood
to distant “target” organs


Suzanne D'Anna

11

Cardiovascular System
blood, heart, and blood vessels
 Functions:
- distributes oxygen and nutrients to cells
- carries carbon dioxide and wastes away
from cells
- helps maintain acid-base balance
- protects against disease
- clot formation
- regulates body temperature


Suzanne D'Anna

12

Cardiovascular

Suzanne D'Anna

13

Lymphatic and Immune
lymph, lymphatic vessels, and
structures containing lymphatic tissue
such as the spleen, thymus gland,
lymph nodes, and tonsils
 Functions:
- filter body fluids
- help protect against disease


Suzanne D'Anna

14

Respiratory
lungs and associated passageways
 Functions:
- supplies oxygen
- eliminates CO2
- helps regulate acid-base balance
- produces vocal sounds


Suzanne D'Anna

15

Respiratory

Suzanne D'Anna

16

Digestive - (gastrointestinal tract)
associated organs: salivary glands, liver,
gallbladder, stomach, pancreas
 Functions:
- physical and chemical breakdown of
foods
- absorption of foods
- eliminates solid materials


Suzanne D'Anna

17

Digestive

Suzanne D'Anna

18

Urinary
kidneys, ureters, urinary bladder, urethra
 Functions:
- regulates volume and chemical
composition of blood
- eliminates wastes
- regulates fluid and electrolyte balance
- regulates acid-base and calcium balance
- regulates red blood cell production


Suzanne D'Anna

19

Urinary

Suzanne D'Anna

20

Reproductive
testes, ovaries, Fallopian tubes, uterus,
epididymis, vas deferens, penis
 Functions:
- reproduction of organism


Suzanne D'Anna

21

Reproductive

Male
Suzanne D'Anna

Female
22


Slide 10

Body Systems

Suzanne D'Anna

1

Body Systems
integumentary
 skeletal
 muscular
 nervous
 endocrine
 cardiovascular


Suzanne D'Anna

lymphatic and immune
 respiratory
 digestive
 urinary
 reproductive


2

Integumentary
skin and structures such as hair,
nails, and sweat and oil glands.
 Functions:
- maintenance of body temperature
- protection
- elimination of some wastes
- production of vitamin D
- stimuli receptor


Suzanne D'Anna

3

Integumentary

Suzanne D'Anna

4

Skeletal
all bones, associated cartilage,
ligaments and joints.
 Functions:
- support
- protection
- movement
- blood cell production (hemopoiesis)
- mineral storage


Suzanne D'Anna

5

Skeletal

Suzanne D'Anna

6

Muscular
skeletal muscle tissue
 Functions:
- movement
- maintains body posture
- produces heat


Suzanne D'Anna

7

Muscular

Suzanne D'Anna

8

Nervous
brain, spinal cord, nerves, and sensory
receptors
 Functions:
- body control by:
detecting nerve impulses (action
potentials)
interpreting changes
acting upon changes


Suzanne D'Anna

9

Nervous

Suzanne D'Anna

10

Endocrine
includes all hormone producing glands,
such as pituitary gland, thyroid gland,
pancreas, ovaries, testes, etc.
 Functions:
- controls body activities through
hormones transported through the blood
to distant “target” organs


Suzanne D'Anna

11

Cardiovascular System
blood, heart, and blood vessels
 Functions:
- distributes oxygen and nutrients to cells
- carries carbon dioxide and wastes away
from cells
- helps maintain acid-base balance
- protects against disease
- clot formation
- regulates body temperature


Suzanne D'Anna

12

Cardiovascular

Suzanne D'Anna

13

Lymphatic and Immune
lymph, lymphatic vessels, and
structures containing lymphatic tissue
such as the spleen, thymus gland,
lymph nodes, and tonsils
 Functions:
- filter body fluids
- help protect against disease


Suzanne D'Anna

14

Respiratory
lungs and associated passageways
 Functions:
- supplies oxygen
- eliminates CO2
- helps regulate acid-base balance
- produces vocal sounds


Suzanne D'Anna

15

Respiratory

Suzanne D'Anna

16

Digestive - (gastrointestinal tract)
associated organs: salivary glands, liver,
gallbladder, stomach, pancreas
 Functions:
- physical and chemical breakdown of
foods
- absorption of foods
- eliminates solid materials


Suzanne D'Anna

17

Digestive

Suzanne D'Anna

18

Urinary
kidneys, ureters, urinary bladder, urethra
 Functions:
- regulates volume and chemical
composition of blood
- eliminates wastes
- regulates fluid and electrolyte balance
- regulates acid-base and calcium balance
- regulates red blood cell production


Suzanne D'Anna

19

Urinary

Suzanne D'Anna

20

Reproductive
testes, ovaries, Fallopian tubes, uterus,
epididymis, vas deferens, penis
 Functions:
- reproduction of organism


Suzanne D'Anna

21

Reproductive

Male
Suzanne D'Anna

Female
22


Slide 11

Body Systems

Suzanne D'Anna

1

Body Systems
integumentary
 skeletal
 muscular
 nervous
 endocrine
 cardiovascular


Suzanne D'Anna

lymphatic and immune
 respiratory
 digestive
 urinary
 reproductive


2

Integumentary
skin and structures such as hair,
nails, and sweat and oil glands.
 Functions:
- maintenance of body temperature
- protection
- elimination of some wastes
- production of vitamin D
- stimuli receptor


Suzanne D'Anna

3

Integumentary

Suzanne D'Anna

4

Skeletal
all bones, associated cartilage,
ligaments and joints.
 Functions:
- support
- protection
- movement
- blood cell production (hemopoiesis)
- mineral storage


Suzanne D'Anna

5

Skeletal

Suzanne D'Anna

6

Muscular
skeletal muscle tissue
 Functions:
- movement
- maintains body posture
- produces heat


Suzanne D'Anna

7

Muscular

Suzanne D'Anna

8

Nervous
brain, spinal cord, nerves, and sensory
receptors
 Functions:
- body control by:
detecting nerve impulses (action
potentials)
interpreting changes
acting upon changes


Suzanne D'Anna

9

Nervous

Suzanne D'Anna

10

Endocrine
includes all hormone producing glands,
such as pituitary gland, thyroid gland,
pancreas, ovaries, testes, etc.
 Functions:
- controls body activities through
hormones transported through the blood
to distant “target” organs


Suzanne D'Anna

11

Cardiovascular System
blood, heart, and blood vessels
 Functions:
- distributes oxygen and nutrients to cells
- carries carbon dioxide and wastes away
from cells
- helps maintain acid-base balance
- protects against disease
- clot formation
- regulates body temperature


Suzanne D'Anna

12

Cardiovascular

Suzanne D'Anna

13

Lymphatic and Immune
lymph, lymphatic vessels, and
structures containing lymphatic tissue
such as the spleen, thymus gland,
lymph nodes, and tonsils
 Functions:
- filter body fluids
- help protect against disease


Suzanne D'Anna

14

Respiratory
lungs and associated passageways
 Functions:
- supplies oxygen
- eliminates CO2
- helps regulate acid-base balance
- produces vocal sounds


Suzanne D'Anna

15

Respiratory

Suzanne D'Anna

16

Digestive - (gastrointestinal tract)
associated organs: salivary glands, liver,
gallbladder, stomach, pancreas
 Functions:
- physical and chemical breakdown of
foods
- absorption of foods
- eliminates solid materials


Suzanne D'Anna

17

Digestive

Suzanne D'Anna

18

Urinary
kidneys, ureters, urinary bladder, urethra
 Functions:
- regulates volume and chemical
composition of blood
- eliminates wastes
- regulates fluid and electrolyte balance
- regulates acid-base and calcium balance
- regulates red blood cell production


Suzanne D'Anna

19

Urinary

Suzanne D'Anna

20

Reproductive
testes, ovaries, Fallopian tubes, uterus,
epididymis, vas deferens, penis
 Functions:
- reproduction of organism


Suzanne D'Anna

21

Reproductive

Male
Suzanne D'Anna

Female
22


Slide 12

Body Systems

Suzanne D'Anna

1

Body Systems
integumentary
 skeletal
 muscular
 nervous
 endocrine
 cardiovascular


Suzanne D'Anna

lymphatic and immune
 respiratory
 digestive
 urinary
 reproductive


2

Integumentary
skin and structures such as hair,
nails, and sweat and oil glands.
 Functions:
- maintenance of body temperature
- protection
- elimination of some wastes
- production of vitamin D
- stimuli receptor


Suzanne D'Anna

3

Integumentary

Suzanne D'Anna

4

Skeletal
all bones, associated cartilage,
ligaments and joints.
 Functions:
- support
- protection
- movement
- blood cell production (hemopoiesis)
- mineral storage


Suzanne D'Anna

5

Skeletal

Suzanne D'Anna

6

Muscular
skeletal muscle tissue
 Functions:
- movement
- maintains body posture
- produces heat


Suzanne D'Anna

7

Muscular

Suzanne D'Anna

8

Nervous
brain, spinal cord, nerves, and sensory
receptors
 Functions:
- body control by:
detecting nerve impulses (action
potentials)
interpreting changes
acting upon changes


Suzanne D'Anna

9

Nervous

Suzanne D'Anna

10

Endocrine
includes all hormone producing glands,
such as pituitary gland, thyroid gland,
pancreas, ovaries, testes, etc.
 Functions:
- controls body activities through
hormones transported through the blood
to distant “target” organs


Suzanne D'Anna

11

Cardiovascular System
blood, heart, and blood vessels
 Functions:
- distributes oxygen and nutrients to cells
- carries carbon dioxide and wastes away
from cells
- helps maintain acid-base balance
- protects against disease
- clot formation
- regulates body temperature


Suzanne D'Anna

12

Cardiovascular

Suzanne D'Anna

13

Lymphatic and Immune
lymph, lymphatic vessels, and
structures containing lymphatic tissue
such as the spleen, thymus gland,
lymph nodes, and tonsils
 Functions:
- filter body fluids
- help protect against disease


Suzanne D'Anna

14

Respiratory
lungs and associated passageways
 Functions:
- supplies oxygen
- eliminates CO2
- helps regulate acid-base balance
- produces vocal sounds


Suzanne D'Anna

15

Respiratory

Suzanne D'Anna

16

Digestive - (gastrointestinal tract)
associated organs: salivary glands, liver,
gallbladder, stomach, pancreas
 Functions:
- physical and chemical breakdown of
foods
- absorption of foods
- eliminates solid materials


Suzanne D'Anna

17

Digestive

Suzanne D'Anna

18

Urinary
kidneys, ureters, urinary bladder, urethra
 Functions:
- regulates volume and chemical
composition of blood
- eliminates wastes
- regulates fluid and electrolyte balance
- regulates acid-base and calcium balance
- regulates red blood cell production


Suzanne D'Anna

19

Urinary

Suzanne D'Anna

20

Reproductive
testes, ovaries, Fallopian tubes, uterus,
epididymis, vas deferens, penis
 Functions:
- reproduction of organism


Suzanne D'Anna

21

Reproductive

Male
Suzanne D'Anna

Female
22


Slide 13

Body Systems

Suzanne D'Anna

1

Body Systems
integumentary
 skeletal
 muscular
 nervous
 endocrine
 cardiovascular


Suzanne D'Anna

lymphatic and immune
 respiratory
 digestive
 urinary
 reproductive


2

Integumentary
skin and structures such as hair,
nails, and sweat and oil glands.
 Functions:
- maintenance of body temperature
- protection
- elimination of some wastes
- production of vitamin D
- stimuli receptor


Suzanne D'Anna

3

Integumentary

Suzanne D'Anna

4

Skeletal
all bones, associated cartilage,
ligaments and joints.
 Functions:
- support
- protection
- movement
- blood cell production (hemopoiesis)
- mineral storage


Suzanne D'Anna

5

Skeletal

Suzanne D'Anna

6

Muscular
skeletal muscle tissue
 Functions:
- movement
- maintains body posture
- produces heat


Suzanne D'Anna

7

Muscular

Suzanne D'Anna

8

Nervous
brain, spinal cord, nerves, and sensory
receptors
 Functions:
- body control by:
detecting nerve impulses (action
potentials)
interpreting changes
acting upon changes


Suzanne D'Anna

9

Nervous

Suzanne D'Anna

10

Endocrine
includes all hormone producing glands,
such as pituitary gland, thyroid gland,
pancreas, ovaries, testes, etc.
 Functions:
- controls body activities through
hormones transported through the blood
to distant “target” organs


Suzanne D'Anna

11

Cardiovascular System
blood, heart, and blood vessels
 Functions:
- distributes oxygen and nutrients to cells
- carries carbon dioxide and wastes away
from cells
- helps maintain acid-base balance
- protects against disease
- clot formation
- regulates body temperature


Suzanne D'Anna

12

Cardiovascular

Suzanne D'Anna

13

Lymphatic and Immune
lymph, lymphatic vessels, and
structures containing lymphatic tissue
such as the spleen, thymus gland,
lymph nodes, and tonsils
 Functions:
- filter body fluids
- help protect against disease


Suzanne D'Anna

14

Respiratory
lungs and associated passageways
 Functions:
- supplies oxygen
- eliminates CO2
- helps regulate acid-base balance
- produces vocal sounds


Suzanne D'Anna

15

Respiratory

Suzanne D'Anna

16

Digestive - (gastrointestinal tract)
associated organs: salivary glands, liver,
gallbladder, stomach, pancreas
 Functions:
- physical and chemical breakdown of
foods
- absorption of foods
- eliminates solid materials


Suzanne D'Anna

17

Digestive

Suzanne D'Anna

18

Urinary
kidneys, ureters, urinary bladder, urethra
 Functions:
- regulates volume and chemical
composition of blood
- eliminates wastes
- regulates fluid and electrolyte balance
- regulates acid-base and calcium balance
- regulates red blood cell production


Suzanne D'Anna

19

Urinary

Suzanne D'Anna

20

Reproductive
testes, ovaries, Fallopian tubes, uterus,
epididymis, vas deferens, penis
 Functions:
- reproduction of organism


Suzanne D'Anna

21

Reproductive

Male
Suzanne D'Anna

Female
22


Slide 14

Body Systems

Suzanne D'Anna

1

Body Systems
integumentary
 skeletal
 muscular
 nervous
 endocrine
 cardiovascular


Suzanne D'Anna

lymphatic and immune
 respiratory
 digestive
 urinary
 reproductive


2

Integumentary
skin and structures such as hair,
nails, and sweat and oil glands.
 Functions:
- maintenance of body temperature
- protection
- elimination of some wastes
- production of vitamin D
- stimuli receptor


Suzanne D'Anna

3

Integumentary

Suzanne D'Anna

4

Skeletal
all bones, associated cartilage,
ligaments and joints.
 Functions:
- support
- protection
- movement
- blood cell production (hemopoiesis)
- mineral storage


Suzanne D'Anna

5

Skeletal

Suzanne D'Anna

6

Muscular
skeletal muscle tissue
 Functions:
- movement
- maintains body posture
- produces heat


Suzanne D'Anna

7

Muscular

Suzanne D'Anna

8

Nervous
brain, spinal cord, nerves, and sensory
receptors
 Functions:
- body control by:
detecting nerve impulses (action
potentials)
interpreting changes
acting upon changes


Suzanne D'Anna

9

Nervous

Suzanne D'Anna

10

Endocrine
includes all hormone producing glands,
such as pituitary gland, thyroid gland,
pancreas, ovaries, testes, etc.
 Functions:
- controls body activities through
hormones transported through the blood
to distant “target” organs


Suzanne D'Anna

11

Cardiovascular System
blood, heart, and blood vessels
 Functions:
- distributes oxygen and nutrients to cells
- carries carbon dioxide and wastes away
from cells
- helps maintain acid-base balance
- protects against disease
- clot formation
- regulates body temperature


Suzanne D'Anna

12

Cardiovascular

Suzanne D'Anna

13

Lymphatic and Immune
lymph, lymphatic vessels, and
structures containing lymphatic tissue
such as the spleen, thymus gland,
lymph nodes, and tonsils
 Functions:
- filter body fluids
- help protect against disease


Suzanne D'Anna

14

Respiratory
lungs and associated passageways
 Functions:
- supplies oxygen
- eliminates CO2
- helps regulate acid-base balance
- produces vocal sounds


Suzanne D'Anna

15

Respiratory

Suzanne D'Anna

16

Digestive - (gastrointestinal tract)
associated organs: salivary glands, liver,
gallbladder, stomach, pancreas
 Functions:
- physical and chemical breakdown of
foods
- absorption of foods
- eliminates solid materials


Suzanne D'Anna

17

Digestive

Suzanne D'Anna

18

Urinary
kidneys, ureters, urinary bladder, urethra
 Functions:
- regulates volume and chemical
composition of blood
- eliminates wastes
- regulates fluid and electrolyte balance
- regulates acid-base and calcium balance
- regulates red blood cell production


Suzanne D'Anna

19

Urinary

Suzanne D'Anna

20

Reproductive
testes, ovaries, Fallopian tubes, uterus,
epididymis, vas deferens, penis
 Functions:
- reproduction of organism


Suzanne D'Anna

21

Reproductive

Male
Suzanne D'Anna

Female
22


Slide 15

Body Systems

Suzanne D'Anna

1

Body Systems
integumentary
 skeletal
 muscular
 nervous
 endocrine
 cardiovascular


Suzanne D'Anna

lymphatic and immune
 respiratory
 digestive
 urinary
 reproductive


2

Integumentary
skin and structures such as hair,
nails, and sweat and oil glands.
 Functions:
- maintenance of body temperature
- protection
- elimination of some wastes
- production of vitamin D
- stimuli receptor


Suzanne D'Anna

3

Integumentary

Suzanne D'Anna

4

Skeletal
all bones, associated cartilage,
ligaments and joints.
 Functions:
- support
- protection
- movement
- blood cell production (hemopoiesis)
- mineral storage


Suzanne D'Anna

5

Skeletal

Suzanne D'Anna

6

Muscular
skeletal muscle tissue
 Functions:
- movement
- maintains body posture
- produces heat


Suzanne D'Anna

7

Muscular

Suzanne D'Anna

8

Nervous
brain, spinal cord, nerves, and sensory
receptors
 Functions:
- body control by:
detecting nerve impulses (action
potentials)
interpreting changes
acting upon changes


Suzanne D'Anna

9

Nervous

Suzanne D'Anna

10

Endocrine
includes all hormone producing glands,
such as pituitary gland, thyroid gland,
pancreas, ovaries, testes, etc.
 Functions:
- controls body activities through
hormones transported through the blood
to distant “target” organs


Suzanne D'Anna

11

Cardiovascular System
blood, heart, and blood vessels
 Functions:
- distributes oxygen and nutrients to cells
- carries carbon dioxide and wastes away
from cells
- helps maintain acid-base balance
- protects against disease
- clot formation
- regulates body temperature


Suzanne D'Anna

12

Cardiovascular

Suzanne D'Anna

13

Lymphatic and Immune
lymph, lymphatic vessels, and
structures containing lymphatic tissue
such as the spleen, thymus gland,
lymph nodes, and tonsils
 Functions:
- filter body fluids
- help protect against disease


Suzanne D'Anna

14

Respiratory
lungs and associated passageways
 Functions:
- supplies oxygen
- eliminates CO2
- helps regulate acid-base balance
- produces vocal sounds


Suzanne D'Anna

15

Respiratory

Suzanne D'Anna

16

Digestive - (gastrointestinal tract)
associated organs: salivary glands, liver,
gallbladder, stomach, pancreas
 Functions:
- physical and chemical breakdown of
foods
- absorption of foods
- eliminates solid materials


Suzanne D'Anna

17

Digestive

Suzanne D'Anna

18

Urinary
kidneys, ureters, urinary bladder, urethra
 Functions:
- regulates volume and chemical
composition of blood
- eliminates wastes
- regulates fluid and electrolyte balance
- regulates acid-base and calcium balance
- regulates red blood cell production


Suzanne D'Anna

19

Urinary

Suzanne D'Anna

20

Reproductive
testes, ovaries, Fallopian tubes, uterus,
epididymis, vas deferens, penis
 Functions:
- reproduction of organism


Suzanne D'Anna

21

Reproductive

Male
Suzanne D'Anna

Female
22


Slide 16

Body Systems

Suzanne D'Anna

1

Body Systems
integumentary
 skeletal
 muscular
 nervous
 endocrine
 cardiovascular


Suzanne D'Anna

lymphatic and immune
 respiratory
 digestive
 urinary
 reproductive


2

Integumentary
skin and structures such as hair,
nails, and sweat and oil glands.
 Functions:
- maintenance of body temperature
- protection
- elimination of some wastes
- production of vitamin D
- stimuli receptor


Suzanne D'Anna

3

Integumentary

Suzanne D'Anna

4

Skeletal
all bones, associated cartilage,
ligaments and joints.
 Functions:
- support
- protection
- movement
- blood cell production (hemopoiesis)
- mineral storage


Suzanne D'Anna

5

Skeletal

Suzanne D'Anna

6

Muscular
skeletal muscle tissue
 Functions:
- movement
- maintains body posture
- produces heat


Suzanne D'Anna

7

Muscular

Suzanne D'Anna

8

Nervous
brain, spinal cord, nerves, and sensory
receptors
 Functions:
- body control by:
detecting nerve impulses (action
potentials)
interpreting changes
acting upon changes


Suzanne D'Anna

9

Nervous

Suzanne D'Anna

10

Endocrine
includes all hormone producing glands,
such as pituitary gland, thyroid gland,
pancreas, ovaries, testes, etc.
 Functions:
- controls body activities through
hormones transported through the blood
to distant “target” organs


Suzanne D'Anna

11

Cardiovascular System
blood, heart, and blood vessels
 Functions:
- distributes oxygen and nutrients to cells
- carries carbon dioxide and wastes away
from cells
- helps maintain acid-base balance
- protects against disease
- clot formation
- regulates body temperature


Suzanne D'Anna

12

Cardiovascular

Suzanne D'Anna

13

Lymphatic and Immune
lymph, lymphatic vessels, and
structures containing lymphatic tissue
such as the spleen, thymus gland,
lymph nodes, and tonsils
 Functions:
- filter body fluids
- help protect against disease


Suzanne D'Anna

14

Respiratory
lungs and associated passageways
 Functions:
- supplies oxygen
- eliminates CO2
- helps regulate acid-base balance
- produces vocal sounds


Suzanne D'Anna

15

Respiratory

Suzanne D'Anna

16

Digestive - (gastrointestinal tract)
associated organs: salivary glands, liver,
gallbladder, stomach, pancreas
 Functions:
- physical and chemical breakdown of
foods
- absorption of foods
- eliminates solid materials


Suzanne D'Anna

17

Digestive

Suzanne D'Anna

18

Urinary
kidneys, ureters, urinary bladder, urethra
 Functions:
- regulates volume and chemical
composition of blood
- eliminates wastes
- regulates fluid and electrolyte balance
- regulates acid-base and calcium balance
- regulates red blood cell production


Suzanne D'Anna

19

Urinary

Suzanne D'Anna

20

Reproductive
testes, ovaries, Fallopian tubes, uterus,
epididymis, vas deferens, penis
 Functions:
- reproduction of organism


Suzanne D'Anna

21

Reproductive

Male
Suzanne D'Anna

Female
22


Slide 17

Body Systems

Suzanne D'Anna

1

Body Systems
integumentary
 skeletal
 muscular
 nervous
 endocrine
 cardiovascular


Suzanne D'Anna

lymphatic and immune
 respiratory
 digestive
 urinary
 reproductive


2

Integumentary
skin and structures such as hair,
nails, and sweat and oil glands.
 Functions:
- maintenance of body temperature
- protection
- elimination of some wastes
- production of vitamin D
- stimuli receptor


Suzanne D'Anna

3

Integumentary

Suzanne D'Anna

4

Skeletal
all bones, associated cartilage,
ligaments and joints.
 Functions:
- support
- protection
- movement
- blood cell production (hemopoiesis)
- mineral storage


Suzanne D'Anna

5

Skeletal

Suzanne D'Anna

6

Muscular
skeletal muscle tissue
 Functions:
- movement
- maintains body posture
- produces heat


Suzanne D'Anna

7

Muscular

Suzanne D'Anna

8

Nervous
brain, spinal cord, nerves, and sensory
receptors
 Functions:
- body control by:
detecting nerve impulses (action
potentials)
interpreting changes
acting upon changes


Suzanne D'Anna

9

Nervous

Suzanne D'Anna

10

Endocrine
includes all hormone producing glands,
such as pituitary gland, thyroid gland,
pancreas, ovaries, testes, etc.
 Functions:
- controls body activities through
hormones transported through the blood
to distant “target” organs


Suzanne D'Anna

11

Cardiovascular System
blood, heart, and blood vessels
 Functions:
- distributes oxygen and nutrients to cells
- carries carbon dioxide and wastes away
from cells
- helps maintain acid-base balance
- protects against disease
- clot formation
- regulates body temperature


Suzanne D'Anna

12

Cardiovascular

Suzanne D'Anna

13

Lymphatic and Immune
lymph, lymphatic vessels, and
structures containing lymphatic tissue
such as the spleen, thymus gland,
lymph nodes, and tonsils
 Functions:
- filter body fluids
- help protect against disease


Suzanne D'Anna

14

Respiratory
lungs and associated passageways
 Functions:
- supplies oxygen
- eliminates CO2
- helps regulate acid-base balance
- produces vocal sounds


Suzanne D'Anna

15

Respiratory

Suzanne D'Anna

16

Digestive - (gastrointestinal tract)
associated organs: salivary glands, liver,
gallbladder, stomach, pancreas
 Functions:
- physical and chemical breakdown of
foods
- absorption of foods
- eliminates solid materials


Suzanne D'Anna

17

Digestive

Suzanne D'Anna

18

Urinary
kidneys, ureters, urinary bladder, urethra
 Functions:
- regulates volume and chemical
composition of blood
- eliminates wastes
- regulates fluid and electrolyte balance
- regulates acid-base and calcium balance
- regulates red blood cell production


Suzanne D'Anna

19

Urinary

Suzanne D'Anna

20

Reproductive
testes, ovaries, Fallopian tubes, uterus,
epididymis, vas deferens, penis
 Functions:
- reproduction of organism


Suzanne D'Anna

21

Reproductive

Male
Suzanne D'Anna

Female
22


Slide 18

Body Systems

Suzanne D'Anna

1

Body Systems
integumentary
 skeletal
 muscular
 nervous
 endocrine
 cardiovascular


Suzanne D'Anna

lymphatic and immune
 respiratory
 digestive
 urinary
 reproductive


2

Integumentary
skin and structures such as hair,
nails, and sweat and oil glands.
 Functions:
- maintenance of body temperature
- protection
- elimination of some wastes
- production of vitamin D
- stimuli receptor


Suzanne D'Anna

3

Integumentary

Suzanne D'Anna

4

Skeletal
all bones, associated cartilage,
ligaments and joints.
 Functions:
- support
- protection
- movement
- blood cell production (hemopoiesis)
- mineral storage


Suzanne D'Anna

5

Skeletal

Suzanne D'Anna

6

Muscular
skeletal muscle tissue
 Functions:
- movement
- maintains body posture
- produces heat


Suzanne D'Anna

7

Muscular

Suzanne D'Anna

8

Nervous
brain, spinal cord, nerves, and sensory
receptors
 Functions:
- body control by:
detecting nerve impulses (action
potentials)
interpreting changes
acting upon changes


Suzanne D'Anna

9

Nervous

Suzanne D'Anna

10

Endocrine
includes all hormone producing glands,
such as pituitary gland, thyroid gland,
pancreas, ovaries, testes, etc.
 Functions:
- controls body activities through
hormones transported through the blood
to distant “target” organs


Suzanne D'Anna

11

Cardiovascular System
blood, heart, and blood vessels
 Functions:
- distributes oxygen and nutrients to cells
- carries carbon dioxide and wastes away
from cells
- helps maintain acid-base balance
- protects against disease
- clot formation
- regulates body temperature


Suzanne D'Anna

12

Cardiovascular

Suzanne D'Anna

13

Lymphatic and Immune
lymph, lymphatic vessels, and
structures containing lymphatic tissue
such as the spleen, thymus gland,
lymph nodes, and tonsils
 Functions:
- filter body fluids
- help protect against disease


Suzanne D'Anna

14

Respiratory
lungs and associated passageways
 Functions:
- supplies oxygen
- eliminates CO2
- helps regulate acid-base balance
- produces vocal sounds


Suzanne D'Anna

15

Respiratory

Suzanne D'Anna

16

Digestive - (gastrointestinal tract)
associated organs: salivary glands, liver,
gallbladder, stomach, pancreas
 Functions:
- physical and chemical breakdown of
foods
- absorption of foods
- eliminates solid materials


Suzanne D'Anna

17

Digestive

Suzanne D'Anna

18

Urinary
kidneys, ureters, urinary bladder, urethra
 Functions:
- regulates volume and chemical
composition of blood
- eliminates wastes
- regulates fluid and electrolyte balance
- regulates acid-base and calcium balance
- regulates red blood cell production


Suzanne D'Anna

19

Urinary

Suzanne D'Anna

20

Reproductive
testes, ovaries, Fallopian tubes, uterus,
epididymis, vas deferens, penis
 Functions:
- reproduction of organism


Suzanne D'Anna

21

Reproductive

Male
Suzanne D'Anna

Female
22


Slide 19

Body Systems

Suzanne D'Anna

1

Body Systems
integumentary
 skeletal
 muscular
 nervous
 endocrine
 cardiovascular


Suzanne D'Anna

lymphatic and immune
 respiratory
 digestive
 urinary
 reproductive


2

Integumentary
skin and structures such as hair,
nails, and sweat and oil glands.
 Functions:
- maintenance of body temperature
- protection
- elimination of some wastes
- production of vitamin D
- stimuli receptor


Suzanne D'Anna

3

Integumentary

Suzanne D'Anna

4

Skeletal
all bones, associated cartilage,
ligaments and joints.
 Functions:
- support
- protection
- movement
- blood cell production (hemopoiesis)
- mineral storage


Suzanne D'Anna

5

Skeletal

Suzanne D'Anna

6

Muscular
skeletal muscle tissue
 Functions:
- movement
- maintains body posture
- produces heat


Suzanne D'Anna

7

Muscular

Suzanne D'Anna

8

Nervous
brain, spinal cord, nerves, and sensory
receptors
 Functions:
- body control by:
detecting nerve impulses (action
potentials)
interpreting changes
acting upon changes


Suzanne D'Anna

9

Nervous

Suzanne D'Anna

10

Endocrine
includes all hormone producing glands,
such as pituitary gland, thyroid gland,
pancreas, ovaries, testes, etc.
 Functions:
- controls body activities through
hormones transported through the blood
to distant “target” organs


Suzanne D'Anna

11

Cardiovascular System
blood, heart, and blood vessels
 Functions:
- distributes oxygen and nutrients to cells
- carries carbon dioxide and wastes away
from cells
- helps maintain acid-base balance
- protects against disease
- clot formation
- regulates body temperature


Suzanne D'Anna

12

Cardiovascular

Suzanne D'Anna

13

Lymphatic and Immune
lymph, lymphatic vessels, and
structures containing lymphatic tissue
such as the spleen, thymus gland,
lymph nodes, and tonsils
 Functions:
- filter body fluids
- help protect against disease


Suzanne D'Anna

14

Respiratory
lungs and associated passageways
 Functions:
- supplies oxygen
- eliminates CO2
- helps regulate acid-base balance
- produces vocal sounds


Suzanne D'Anna

15

Respiratory

Suzanne D'Anna

16

Digestive - (gastrointestinal tract)
associated organs: salivary glands, liver,
gallbladder, stomach, pancreas
 Functions:
- physical and chemical breakdown of
foods
- absorption of foods
- eliminates solid materials


Suzanne D'Anna

17

Digestive

Suzanne D'Anna

18

Urinary
kidneys, ureters, urinary bladder, urethra
 Functions:
- regulates volume and chemical
composition of blood
- eliminates wastes
- regulates fluid and electrolyte balance
- regulates acid-base and calcium balance
- regulates red blood cell production


Suzanne D'Anna

19

Urinary

Suzanne D'Anna

20

Reproductive
testes, ovaries, Fallopian tubes, uterus,
epididymis, vas deferens, penis
 Functions:
- reproduction of organism


Suzanne D'Anna

21

Reproductive

Male
Suzanne D'Anna

Female
22


Slide 20

Body Systems

Suzanne D'Anna

1

Body Systems
integumentary
 skeletal
 muscular
 nervous
 endocrine
 cardiovascular


Suzanne D'Anna

lymphatic and immune
 respiratory
 digestive
 urinary
 reproductive


2

Integumentary
skin and structures such as hair,
nails, and sweat and oil glands.
 Functions:
- maintenance of body temperature
- protection
- elimination of some wastes
- production of vitamin D
- stimuli receptor


Suzanne D'Anna

3

Integumentary

Suzanne D'Anna

4

Skeletal
all bones, associated cartilage,
ligaments and joints.
 Functions:
- support
- protection
- movement
- blood cell production (hemopoiesis)
- mineral storage


Suzanne D'Anna

5

Skeletal

Suzanne D'Anna

6

Muscular
skeletal muscle tissue
 Functions:
- movement
- maintains body posture
- produces heat


Suzanne D'Anna

7

Muscular

Suzanne D'Anna

8

Nervous
brain, spinal cord, nerves, and sensory
receptors
 Functions:
- body control by:
detecting nerve impulses (action
potentials)
interpreting changes
acting upon changes


Suzanne D'Anna

9

Nervous

Suzanne D'Anna

10

Endocrine
includes all hormone producing glands,
such as pituitary gland, thyroid gland,
pancreas, ovaries, testes, etc.
 Functions:
- controls body activities through
hormones transported through the blood
to distant “target” organs


Suzanne D'Anna

11

Cardiovascular System
blood, heart, and blood vessels
 Functions:
- distributes oxygen and nutrients to cells
- carries carbon dioxide and wastes away
from cells
- helps maintain acid-base balance
- protects against disease
- clot formation
- regulates body temperature


Suzanne D'Anna

12

Cardiovascular

Suzanne D'Anna

13

Lymphatic and Immune
lymph, lymphatic vessels, and
structures containing lymphatic tissue
such as the spleen, thymus gland,
lymph nodes, and tonsils
 Functions:
- filter body fluids
- help protect against disease


Suzanne D'Anna

14

Respiratory
lungs and associated passageways
 Functions:
- supplies oxygen
- eliminates CO2
- helps regulate acid-base balance
- produces vocal sounds


Suzanne D'Anna

15

Respiratory

Suzanne D'Anna

16

Digestive - (gastrointestinal tract)
associated organs: salivary glands, liver,
gallbladder, stomach, pancreas
 Functions:
- physical and chemical breakdown of
foods
- absorption of foods
- eliminates solid materials


Suzanne D'Anna

17

Digestive

Suzanne D'Anna

18

Urinary
kidneys, ureters, urinary bladder, urethra
 Functions:
- regulates volume and chemical
composition of blood
- eliminates wastes
- regulates fluid and electrolyte balance
- regulates acid-base and calcium balance
- regulates red blood cell production


Suzanne D'Anna

19

Urinary

Suzanne D'Anna

20

Reproductive
testes, ovaries, Fallopian tubes, uterus,
epididymis, vas deferens, penis
 Functions:
- reproduction of organism


Suzanne D'Anna

21

Reproductive

Male
Suzanne D'Anna

Female
22


Slide 21

Body Systems

Suzanne D'Anna

1

Body Systems
integumentary
 skeletal
 muscular
 nervous
 endocrine
 cardiovascular


Suzanne D'Anna

lymphatic and immune
 respiratory
 digestive
 urinary
 reproductive


2

Integumentary
skin and structures such as hair,
nails, and sweat and oil glands.
 Functions:
- maintenance of body temperature
- protection
- elimination of some wastes
- production of vitamin D
- stimuli receptor


Suzanne D'Anna

3

Integumentary

Suzanne D'Anna

4

Skeletal
all bones, associated cartilage,
ligaments and joints.
 Functions:
- support
- protection
- movement
- blood cell production (hemopoiesis)
- mineral storage


Suzanne D'Anna

5

Skeletal

Suzanne D'Anna

6

Muscular
skeletal muscle tissue
 Functions:
- movement
- maintains body posture
- produces heat


Suzanne D'Anna

7

Muscular

Suzanne D'Anna

8

Nervous
brain, spinal cord, nerves, and sensory
receptors
 Functions:
- body control by:
detecting nerve impulses (action
potentials)
interpreting changes
acting upon changes


Suzanne D'Anna

9

Nervous

Suzanne D'Anna

10

Endocrine
includes all hormone producing glands,
such as pituitary gland, thyroid gland,
pancreas, ovaries, testes, etc.
 Functions:
- controls body activities through
hormones transported through the blood
to distant “target” organs


Suzanne D'Anna

11

Cardiovascular System
blood, heart, and blood vessels
 Functions:
- distributes oxygen and nutrients to cells
- carries carbon dioxide and wastes away
from cells
- helps maintain acid-base balance
- protects against disease
- clot formation
- regulates body temperature


Suzanne D'Anna

12

Cardiovascular

Suzanne D'Anna

13

Lymphatic and Immune
lymph, lymphatic vessels, and
structures containing lymphatic tissue
such as the spleen, thymus gland,
lymph nodes, and tonsils
 Functions:
- filter body fluids
- help protect against disease


Suzanne D'Anna

14

Respiratory
lungs and associated passageways
 Functions:
- supplies oxygen
- eliminates CO2
- helps regulate acid-base balance
- produces vocal sounds


Suzanne D'Anna

15

Respiratory

Suzanne D'Anna

16

Digestive - (gastrointestinal tract)
associated organs: salivary glands, liver,
gallbladder, stomach, pancreas
 Functions:
- physical and chemical breakdown of
foods
- absorption of foods
- eliminates solid materials


Suzanne D'Anna

17

Digestive

Suzanne D'Anna

18

Urinary
kidneys, ureters, urinary bladder, urethra
 Functions:
- regulates volume and chemical
composition of blood
- eliminates wastes
- regulates fluid and electrolyte balance
- regulates acid-base and calcium balance
- regulates red blood cell production


Suzanne D'Anna

19

Urinary

Suzanne D'Anna

20

Reproductive
testes, ovaries, Fallopian tubes, uterus,
epididymis, vas deferens, penis
 Functions:
- reproduction of organism


Suzanne D'Anna

21

Reproductive

Male
Suzanne D'Anna

Female
22


Slide 22

Body Systems

Suzanne D'Anna

1

Body Systems
integumentary
 skeletal
 muscular
 nervous
 endocrine
 cardiovascular


Suzanne D'Anna

lymphatic and immune
 respiratory
 digestive
 urinary
 reproductive


2

Integumentary
skin and structures such as hair,
nails, and sweat and oil glands.
 Functions:
- maintenance of body temperature
- protection
- elimination of some wastes
- production of vitamin D
- stimuli receptor


Suzanne D'Anna

3

Integumentary

Suzanne D'Anna

4

Skeletal
all bones, associated cartilage,
ligaments and joints.
 Functions:
- support
- protection
- movement
- blood cell production (hemopoiesis)
- mineral storage


Suzanne D'Anna

5

Skeletal

Suzanne D'Anna

6

Muscular
skeletal muscle tissue
 Functions:
- movement
- maintains body posture
- produces heat


Suzanne D'Anna

7

Muscular

Suzanne D'Anna

8

Nervous
brain, spinal cord, nerves, and sensory
receptors
 Functions:
- body control by:
detecting nerve impulses (action
potentials)
interpreting changes
acting upon changes


Suzanne D'Anna

9

Nervous

Suzanne D'Anna

10

Endocrine
includes all hormone producing glands,
such as pituitary gland, thyroid gland,
pancreas, ovaries, testes, etc.
 Functions:
- controls body activities through
hormones transported through the blood
to distant “target” organs


Suzanne D'Anna

11

Cardiovascular System
blood, heart, and blood vessels
 Functions:
- distributes oxygen and nutrients to cells
- carries carbon dioxide and wastes away
from cells
- helps maintain acid-base balance
- protects against disease
- clot formation
- regulates body temperature


Suzanne D'Anna

12

Cardiovascular

Suzanne D'Anna

13

Lymphatic and Immune
lymph, lymphatic vessels, and
structures containing lymphatic tissue
such as the spleen, thymus gland,
lymph nodes, and tonsils
 Functions:
- filter body fluids
- help protect against disease


Suzanne D'Anna

14

Respiratory
lungs and associated passageways
 Functions:
- supplies oxygen
- eliminates CO2
- helps regulate acid-base balance
- produces vocal sounds


Suzanne D'Anna

15

Respiratory

Suzanne D'Anna

16

Digestive - (gastrointestinal tract)
associated organs: salivary glands, liver,
gallbladder, stomach, pancreas
 Functions:
- physical and chemical breakdown of
foods
- absorption of foods
- eliminates solid materials


Suzanne D'Anna

17

Digestive

Suzanne D'Anna

18

Urinary
kidneys, ureters, urinary bladder, urethra
 Functions:
- regulates volume and chemical
composition of blood
- eliminates wastes
- regulates fluid and electrolyte balance
- regulates acid-base and calcium balance
- regulates red blood cell production


Suzanne D'Anna

19

Urinary

Suzanne D'Anna

20

Reproductive
testes, ovaries, Fallopian tubes, uterus,
epididymis, vas deferens, penis
 Functions:
- reproduction of organism


Suzanne D'Anna

21

Reproductive

Male
Suzanne D'Anna

Female
22