The document outlines the main contributions and functions of each major organ system in the human body. The digestive system provides nutrients and eliminates waste. The muscular system enables movement and locomotion. The nervous system regulates rapid responses to stimuli and processes information. The endocrine system regulates slow responses related to growth and development. The skeletal system provides support, facilitates movement, and defines the body's form. The circulatory system transports nutrients, oxygen, hormones, waste, and defenses throughout the body. The respiratory system facilitates gas exchange. The excretory system removes nitrogenous waste and reabsorbs water. The integumentary system covers and lines the internal organs, acts as a sense organ, and eliminates salts. The reproductive system increases the
The document outlines the main contributions and functions of each major organ system in the human body. The digestive system provides nutrients and eliminates waste. The muscular system enables movement and locomotion. The nervous system regulates rapid responses to stimuli and processes information. The endocrine system regulates slow responses related to growth and development. The skeletal system provides support, facilitates movement, and defines the body's form. The circulatory system transports nutrients, oxygen, hormones, waste, and defenses throughout the body. The respiratory system facilitates gas exchange. The excretory system removes nitrogenous waste and reabsorbs water. The integumentary system covers and lines the internal organs, acts as a sense organ, and eliminates salts. The reproductive system increases the
The document outlines the main contributions and functions of each major organ system in the human body. The digestive system provides nutrients and eliminates waste. The muscular system enables movement and locomotion. The nervous system regulates rapid responses to stimuli and processes information. The endocrine system regulates slow responses related to growth and development. The skeletal system provides support, facilitates movement, and defines the body's form. The circulatory system transports nutrients, oxygen, hormones, waste, and defenses throughout the body. The respiratory system facilitates gas exchange. The excretory system removes nitrogenous waste and reabsorbs water. The integumentary system covers and lines the internal organs, acts as a sense organ, and eliminates salts. The reproductive system increases the
of Life Digestive System a. provides nutrients by rendering food assimilable b. eliminates undigestable food particles
Muscular System a. provides movement/locomotion
b. improves chances for survival and for reproduction
Nervous System a. regulates and coordinates rapid
action in response to a specific stimulus b. processes information to effectively elicit proper response Endocrine System a. regulates and coordinates slow response in line with the bodys growth and development. b. coordinates with the nervous system for an efficient system of actions pertinent to the stimulus perceived.
Skeletal System a. provides support against gravity
b. facilitates movement/locomotion c. contributes to the general body plan
Circulatory System a. nutrient distribution
b. oxygen distribution c. carbon dioxide collection and transmission to the lungs d. hormone transport e. collection of nitrogenous waste and to the kidneys f. provision of defenses for the body
Respiratory System a. gas exchange
Excretory System a. elimination of nitrogenous waste
b. reabsorption of water Integumentary System a. covers the entire body b. lines the internal organs c. serves as a sense organ d. eliminates excess salts
Reproductive System a. increase chances of survival of