2. INTEGUMENTARY SYSTEM COVERING OF THE
BODY
Skin (epidermis,
dermis, subcutaneous)
hair, nails, mammary
glands.
First line of defense
against disease and
physical hazards
5. MUSCULAR SYSTEM
Muscles give shape and
movement to the body.
more than 600 muscles
made up of fibers and
attached to bones by
tendons
Voluntary muscles - action
controlled consciously
Involuntary muscles -
operate automatically
Agonist muscles - produce
an flexor movement
Antagonist muscles -
contract or bring limb back
to original position
6. SKELETAL SYSTEM
Protects soft organs and
provides structure and
support for body organs
Contains 206 bones
axial (skull and spinal
column vertebrae)
appendicular (arms, legs,
connecting bones)
Ligaments and Cartilage
- connective tissue that
holds together the
skeletal systems at joints
15. NERVOUS SYSTEM
The neuron is the basic
functional unit.
The brain has over 100
billion neurons.
Central nervous system
(CNS) – brain & spinal cord
- Peripheral nervous system
–
Branches from spinal cord
autonomic nervous system
controls the automatic
functions of the body.
Somatic nervous system
controls the voluntary
actions of the body.