The 11 Human Body Systems The 11 human body systems are as follows: — nervous system — integumentary system — respiratory system — digestive system — excretory system — skeletal system — muscular system — circulatory system — endocrine system — reproductive system — lymphatic (immune) system The Circulatory System
What are the functions of the human body system?
HUMAN BODY SYSTEM CHART HUMAN BODY SYSTEM CHART SYSTEM FUNCTIONS ORGANS/Major STRUCTURES Skeletal Functions: 1. Supports and protects the body 2. Protect organs 3. Makes blood cells 4. Gives the body the shape 5. Helps body to move Bones Ligaments: connects bones to bones Cartilage: provides cushion between the bones
Why should you use free human body systems labeling sheets?
If you are learning about the human body systems, then you will benefit from these free human body systems labeling sheets that includes separate answer keys. Your children can show what they know by labeling the parts of the body systems and then you can check their answers with the included answer key.
What are the major organs in the human body?
Major Organs and Their Functions Brain – control center of the body, where all processes are relayed through — consists of cerebrum (controls though and senses) and cerebellum (controls motor functions) Spinal Cord – sends instructions from the brain to the rest of the body and vice versa
How do the next systems perform life-sustaining activities?
The next systems perform life-sustaining activities. The cardiovascular system includes the blood, heart and vascular network. This system moves nutrients and waste products through the body and assists with maintaining body temperature and pH.
What are the five most important human body parts?
These five crucial human body parts are the brain, heart, liver, lungs and kidneys. Read on to explore more about these body parts and their functions in detail:
How does the integumentary system work with other systems?
Integumentary System/Exocrine System These systems cover the body and regulate its exchange with the outside world. This includes the skin, hair, nails, sweat, and other glands that secrete substances onto the skin. Like the famous saying, skin keeps our insides in!
