Introduction to human body systems
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The document provides an overview of the major human body systems, including their roles and main organs. It describes the circulatory system's role in transporting substances throughout the body. It notes the excretory system filters wastes from the blood and maintains nutrient balances. The digestive system breaks down macromolecules and absorbs nutrients, with the liver serving multiple functions. The reproductive, skeletal, muscular, nervous, integumentary, endocrine, lymphatic and respiratory systems are also summarized briefly.
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- 1. Introduction to Human Body Systems
- 2. Circulatory system ► Role: Transports substances throughout the body ► Circulates oxygen, CO2 heat, water, nutrients, wastes ► Major organs: Heart, Arteries, Veins
- 3. Excretory System ► Role: Filters wastes from blood; maintains bodies internal nutrient balances ► Also rids body of wastes via urethra ► Major organs: Kidneys, Urethra, Bladder
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- 7. Muscular System ► Role: allows for movement ► Major organs: skeletal muscle
- 8. Nervous System ► Control system of body ► Major organs: Brain, Spinal cord, nerves ► Stimulates heart rate and controls blood oxygen levels
- 9. Integumentary System ► Role: Protects body; transfer of heat; sensory reception ► Major organs: skin, nails ► Releases sweat, and heat from blood, to help control body temperature
- 10. Endocrine System ► Role: Circulates hormones around the body to control body functions; maintains homeostasis ► Major organs: Pituitary, Thyroid, Adrenals, Pancreas,hypothalmus
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