human body systems part 1: integumentary, muscles, and skeletal systems
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HUMAN BODY SYSTEMS
Part 1: Integumentary, Muscles, and Skeletal Systems
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Fun Facts about… the Integumentary System
• It contains your body’s largest organ… your skin.
• An average adult's skin spans 21 square feet, weighs nine pounds, and contains more than 11 miles of blood vessels.
• The skin releases as much as three gallons of sweat a day in hot weather
• In a lifetime, the average person sheds enough skin cells to fill an entire 2 story house. In one minute, you can lose between 30,000 and 40,000 skin cells.
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Why is it important?• Serves as a barrier against
infection and injury
• Helps regulate body temperature
• Removes waste products from the body
• Provides protection against UV rays
• Contains sensory receptors
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Skin
Contains 3 layers:
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Epidermis
• The outermost layer of skin– Contains two layers of cells• The outermost layer is made of dead cells• The innermost layer of cells undergo rapid cell division
• Contains melanocytes which produce MELANIN– A dark pigment that is responsible for skin color– Helps protect the skin from damage by absorbing
UV rays from the sun
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Dermis• The middle layer of skin
• Contains: blood vessels, nerve endings, sweat glands, sensory receptors, hair follicles, and smooth muscles
• Responsible for interacting with other body systems to maintain homeostasis by regulating body temperature.
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Hypodermis
• The innermost layer of skin
• The storage site of most body fat
• Fastens the skin to underlying tissues and organs, insulates the body, and absorbs shocks from impacts to the skin.
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Hair
• On the scalp, it protects from UV rays and provides insulation
• In the nostrils, ear canals, and around the eyes, it prevents dirt and other particles from entering the body
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Nails
• Covers and protects the tips of fingers and toes
• Made of KERATIN– A tough, fibrous protein
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Fun facts about… the Muscular System
• The busiest muscles in your body are the eye muscles, which approximately move more than 100,000 times in a day
• Muscles cannot push, they can only pull.
• There are approximately 640 muscles in the body.– The largest is your gluteus maximus.– The smallest are in your middle ear.
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Types of Muscles
• Cardiac
• Skeletal
• Smooth
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Cardiac Muscle
• Found only in the heart
• Striated
• One nucleus
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Skeletal Muscle
• Responsible for voluntary movements
• Striated
• Many nuclei
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Smooth Muscle
• Responsible for involuntary movements
• Not Striated
• One nucleus
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How do Skeletal Muscles Work?
• Muscles contract when thin filaments (ACTIN) slides over thick filaments (MYOSIN)
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Fun Facts about…the Skeletal System
• A baby is born with 300 bones, but an adult only has 206.
• 54 of those bones are in your hands.
• Humans and giraffes have the same number of bones, but giraffes’ vertebras are much longer.
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Why is it important?• Supports the body
• Protects internal organs
• Stores mineral reserves
• Provides a site for blood cell formation
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Two PartsAXIAL SKELETON• Skull• Ribs• Vertebral Column
APPENDICULAR SKELETON• Arms• Shoulder• Legs• Pelvis (Hip)
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Structure of Bones
• Periosteum: – Outermost layer of bone
– Made of connective tissue
– Blood vessels pass through the periosteum to deliver oxygen and nutrients to the bone.
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Structure of Bones• Compact Bone: – Middle layer of bone
– Dense layer that protects the bone from breaking
– Contains tubes that contain blood vessels and nerves
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Structure of Bones• Spongy Bone: – Inner layer of bone
– Resembles a sponge, but adds strength to a bone without adding mass
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Structure of Bones• Bone Cavity:– Contains BONE
MARROW
• Yellow Marrow: mainly fat cells
• Red Marrow: produces red blood cells, some kinds of white blood cells, and platelets