The Human Body: Organ Systems Overview notes
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The circulation system The Circulatory system.This system is made up of the heart and blood vessels.It is responsible for transporting blood and its materials to the tissues of the body and removing waste products from the body. The system ...
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CIRCULATORY SYSTEM CIRCULATORY SYSTEM NEW WORDSOXYGEN: OXIGENOWASTE: DESPERDICIOPUMP: BOMBEARATRIUM: ATRIOVENTRICULE: VENTRICULOARTERIE: ARTERIAVEIN: VENAPULSE: LATIDO, PULSOFIST: PUÑO The heart, blood, arteries and veins together make ...
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labelled bones and muscles
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Evolution Diet and Exercise Different amounts of Energy needed, based on metabolic rate Balanced diet includes everything needed for a healthy body. Energy taken in; Energy used; weight lost Weight problems
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Anantomy and physiology notes Functions of the skeletal system:MovementBlood productionSupportProtection of organsMineral store Functions of axial skeleton:Protects vital organsProduces blood cellsStores minerals SupportSlight movement Functions o...
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B1b: Human health and diet Balanced Diet What is a balanced diet?A balanced diet gives the body all the essential nutrients it needs. There are 6 essential nutrients: Carbohydrates - provides energy Fats - provides energy, acts as an energy sto...
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Body Interactions Introduction: The Body Systems Nervous System: Sends and receives electrical messages to and from all cells in the body. Controls all other body systems. Circulatory System: Transports substances, O2, CO2, food, and w...
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Structure and function of body systems What is a tissue? A tissue is a group of similar cells that work together to perform a certain function. E.g. of Animal Tissue - Muscle Tissue E.g. of Plant Tissue - Xylem Tissue What is an organ? An organ is a group ...
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Movement and Health This is the human skeleton: Bones Bones contain marrow, which helps the bone grow and acts as nutrition for it. They are made of 30% cells and 70% minerals which shows that they must be living because cells are only i...
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Body co-ordination Body Coordination Nervous system •CNS and PNS •Uses tiny cells called NEURONS to carry electrical messages (Nerve impulses) CNS-Central Nervous System •Brain and spinal cord •Processes ALL of the INFORMATION PNS-Perip...
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Immune System Quiz Notes (7th Grade) Immune System - are organs, tissue, and cells that works together to prevent illnessesThe Immune System includes:• White blood cells• Lymph nodes• Tonsils• Thymus gland – makes T-cells (lymphocytes)• Bone marrow – mak...
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S c i e n c e DIGESTION YEAR 8 TOPIC ONE Year 8 Exam Revision PageDigestion:The seven food groups are carbohydrates, protein, fats, vitamins, minerals, fibre and water.Biuret - is used to test for protein, if protein is presented t...
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The Excretory System Function of the Excretory System Filters cellular waste products out of the blood and gets them out of the body (waste = remains of cellular respiration) The excretory system does this in 3 ways- 1. Filtering u...
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The Integumentary System Functions of the Integumentary System Acts as a barrier to protect the body from the external environment Vitamin D synthesis Regulates body temperature (connects to excretory) eliminates waste products Structur...
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Study Record101
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Y9 Biology Revision To maintain a healthy diet you need the right amount of each of the 6 (or 7) food groups. Carbohydrates for energy.Protein for growth and repair.Fats for insulation of the nerve cells and energy.Vitamins and minerals ...
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Respiration Berries help in making our lungs better Epiglottis acts a a doorway to the pharynx, if we open or mouth during eating, chances are that the food can enter the pharynx instead of the oesophagus, thus causing difficulty...
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7TH GRADE BLOCK 4 CIRCULATION CIRCULATORY SYSTEM NEW WORDS:OXYGEN: OXIGENOWASTE: GASTO, DESPERDICIOPUMP: BOMBEARATRIUM: ATRIOVENTRICLE: VENTRICULOARTERIE:ARTERIAVEIN: VENAPULSE: LATIDO, PULSOFIST: PUÑOBEAT: LATIR The heart, bood, arteries and vein...
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The circulatory system - created from Mind Map THE FOUR PARTS OF BLOOD WHITE BLOOD CELLS RED BLOOD CORPUSCLES PLASMA PLATELETS ROLE OF RED BLOOD CELLS It ROLE OF PLASMA THE JOB OF PLASMA IS TO TRANSPORT, IT TRANSPORTS... FOOD HORMONES WHITE BLOOD CELLS The circula...
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'Inside Your Outside' by Dr Seuss
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My Body Video Library My Body Video Library Move your Body
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Bones of The Human Body
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These community-made notes cover individual systems and related topics. You can read about circulation, bones and joints, the menstrual cycle, the eye and homeostasis. Some notes look at body systems more broadly, while others focus on a particular topic.
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For a place to start, try Movement and Health. It introduces bones, the skeleton and joints, so you can focus on related parts together. For a different topic, The Eye describes parts of the eye, while Homeostasis looks at conditions controlled inside the body.
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