Human organ systems

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System of Trachea
• Passage connecting your throat
and lungs.

• Long tube that connects

larynx (voice box) to
bronchi. bronchi send air to
lungs.
System of Heart
• The human heart works like a
pump sending blood around
your body to keep you alive.

• It’s a muscle, about the size of

your fist, in the middle of your
chest tilted slightly to the left.
 System of Lungs

• The respiratory system is the

network of organs and tissues
that help you breathe.

• Two organs that remove oxygen

from the air and pass it into
your blood.
System of Liver
• All the blood leaving the
stomach and intestines passes
through the liver.

• The liver is an accessory

digestive organ that produces
bile, an alkaline fluid
containing cholesterol and
bile acids, which helps the
breakdown of fat.
 System of Stomach
• A muscular organ located on the
left side of the upper abdomen

• The stomach secretes acid

and enzymes that digest food.
 System of Kidney

• two bean-shaped organs, each

about the size of a fist.

• They are located just below the rib

cage, one on each side of your
spine.
System of Spleen

• an organ found in all

vertebrates

• Similar in structure to a large

lymph node, it acts primarily as
a blood filter.
 System of Small intestine
• An organ in the gastrointestinal tract
where most of the absorption of
nutrients from food takes place.

• It lies between the stomach and

large intestine, and receives bile and
pancreatic juice through the
pancreatic duct to aid in digestion.
System of Large intestine

• The last part of the gastrointestinal

tract and of the digestive system in
vertebrates

• Water is absorbed here and the

remaining waste material is stored in
the rectum as feces before being
removed by defecation.
System of Rectum

• a chamber that begins at the end of

the large intestine, immediately
following the sigmoid colon, and
ends at the anus

• The rectum is the lower part of the

large intestine that connects to the
sigmoid colon. It is about 15 cm (6
in) long