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Animal Organ Systems

Animal Organ Systems. Anatomy and Physiology. Fundamentals of Life. All living things are made up of cells. Cells are the most basic structure of life. Cells need oxygen , food /energy, and water to survive. Natural Hierarchy. Cells are the most basic and simple.

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Starter What is the name of this cell?

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The Cardiovascular System

The Cardiovascular System. Function 1:. Delivering materials Nutrients to body cells. Function 2:. Removing Waste: Blood picks up CO2 and delivers it to the lungs. Function 3:. Fighting Disease: Blood cells attack micro-organisms. Structures within the cardiovascular system:. Arteries:

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The Respiratory System

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UNIT 2 REVIEW

UNIT 2 REVIEW. STRUCTURES OF LIVING THINGS. What is the basic unit of structure and function in living things?. Organ Tissue Blood Cell. What is the basic unit of structure and function in living things?. Organ Tissue Blood Cell.

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The Respiratory System

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The Circulatory System And Exercise

The Circulatory System And Exercise. What Happens To The Heart During Exercise?. Task. Think of as many different responses your body has during exercise! 5 minutes and list them NEATLY! Write the heading Responses to Exercise. The Heart and Cardiovascular System.

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Respiratory System

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Chapter 13

Chapter 13. Cardiovascular System The Heart. The Cardiovascular System. This system is how the body moves oxygen, nutrients, and other materials These materials are moved by the blood. The blood moves through tubes. Blood moves in Tubes.

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HUMAN BODY SYSTEMS

HUMAN BODY SYSTEMS. Connections between Systems. The Respiratory, Digestive and Circulatory Systems all work together to deliver oxygen and food molecules (glucose) to the cells of your body. Cellular Respiration occurs and energy is produced.

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Your Respiratory System

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Respiratory System

Respiratory System. Douglas Todey. Functions. The main function is to deliver oxygen to the blood The four main functions can be described with the acronym VEEM V entilate the lungs E xtract oxygen from the air and transfer it to the bloodstream

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Circulatory System

Circulatory System. The Heart. A muscular organ that pumps blood throughout your body. Four chambers: Atria (left/right): move the blood from the body into the heart. They pump the blood into the ventricles Ventricles(left/right): pump the blood out of the heart

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Checkpoint Questions

Checkpoint Questions. What is the basic function of the Respiratory System? What is the pathway for food and air? What is the piece of tissue that covers the trachea when you swallow called? What is another name for the vocal cords?. Lower Respiratory Tract.

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The Lungs

The Lungs. Introduction. Your lungs are one of the most important organ in the body and are the biggest organs in the body. Our lungs are important because we need them to get the air into our bloodstream so that it can be used around the body. The Lungs.

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The Passage of Air

The Passage of Air. The passage of air from nose/mouth to lungs. Click the mouse to follow the passage of air from the nose/mouth to the lungs. Nose.

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Breath in, Breath out

Breath in, Breath out. Created By: Danny DiMarco, Jack Dillon, Delaney Zugelder, and Rebecca Moorman. How it Works.

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Lymphatic System

Lymphatic System. 1. Extra fluid (called lymph) is squeezed out of capillaries 2. Lymphatic capillaries pick up the fluid 3. Lymph (extra fluid) is taken to lymph nodes

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