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System
Structures
Functions
SystemDiagram
Bio 10A
Body Systems Template 1
System
Structures
Functions
SystemDiagram
Bio 10A
System
Structures
Functions
SystemDiagram
Bio 10A
System Diagram Structure FunctionEndocrine
Integumentary
Nervous
Reproductive
Immune
Digestive
Skeletal
Circulatory
Excretory
Respiratory
Muscular
Body Systems - interactions
Interaction System 1 System 2
1. These two systems work together to break down and move food through the gastrointestinal tract.
2. These two systems work together by moving air in and out of the lungs.
3. These two systems, when in contact with the external environment, take in nutrients and oxygen
4. Metabolic wastes are eliminated by these two systems.
5. These two systems act together to break down and distribute nutrients to the cells.
6. These two systems act together to bring in and distribute oxygen to the cells.
7. These two systems work together as your skin senses the outside world.
8. These two systems work together to produce and transport hormones to organs and tissues.
9. These two systems work together protect the body from sickness and injury.
10. These two systems work together to pick up and filter nitrogenous waste from the body.
11. These two systems are responsible for the control and coordination of the body’s regulatory mechanisms.
12. These two systems work together to control hunger and satiation.
13. These two systems work together to control urination.
14. These two systems send signals to other parts of the body to help maintain homeostasis.
15. These two systems work together to protect a developing fetus from infection.
16. These two systems work together to gather and store calcium in the body.
These two systemswork together tobreak down and
move food through the gastrointestinal
tract.1I
These two systems, when in contact with
the externalenvironment, take in
nutrients and oxygen.
3I
These two systems
work together bymoving air in andout of the lungs.
2I
Metabolic wastesare eliminated by
these two systems.
4I
These two systemsact together to bring
in and distributeoxygen to the cells.
6I5I
These two systems act together to breakdown and distribute
nutrients to thecells.
These twosystems worktogether as
your skin sensesthe outside
world.7I
These two systemswork together to
produce andtransport hormones
to organs andtissues
8I
These two systemswork together toprotect the bodyfrom sickness
injury.9I
These twosystems work
together to pickup and filternitrogenous
waste from thebody. 10I
These two systems are
responsible for thecontrol and
coordination of thebody’s regulatory
mechanisms. 11I
These twosystems work
together to control hunger and satiation.
12I
These two systemswork together tocontrol urination.
13I
These two systems send signals to
other parts of the body to help
maintain homeostasis.
14I
These twosystems work
together to protect a developing fetus from infection.
15I
These two systems work together to gather and store
calcium in the body.
16I
11D 12D
REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM
Testes, penis (males); ovaries, uterus,
breasts (females)
Produces sex cells to createchildren, controls female
& male characteristics
NERVOUSSYSTEM
Brain, spinal cord, nerves, sense
organs
Processes information, providesshort-term control overactivities of other organ
systems, and directs immediateresponses to stimuli
IMMUNE SYSTEM
Lymph nodes, white blood cells, skin
Defense against infection and disease
INTEGUMENTARYSYSTEM
Skin, hair follicles, sebaceous and sweat glands, nails, and sensory receptors
1st barrier to disease and theenvironment; controls body
temperature, keeps body fluidsinside body.
ENDOCRINE SYSTEM
Pineal gland, pituitary, thyroid, parathyroid, thymus,
adrenal glands, kidneys, pancreas, testes, and ovaries
Regulates body temperature,metabolism, development, and
reproduction; maintainshomeostasis; regulates other
organ systems
5F
2F
3F
1F
4F
5S
1S
2S
3S
4S
SKELETAL SYSTEM
Bones, cartilage, jointsSupport and protection of softtissues, mineral storage, and
blood production
CIRCULATORYSYSTEM
Heart, blood vessels, blood, lymph, lymph nodes,
veins, arteries, capillaries
Internal transport of cells anddissolved materials
MUSCULAR SYSTEM
Smooth, skeletal, and cardiac muscle
tissues, tendons
Provide movement, produceheat, and support skeletal
position
RESPIRATORYSYSTEM
Lungs, nasal cavities, sinuses, pharynx, larynx,
trachea, bronchi
Intake of air and gas exchange
EXCRETORY SYSTEM
Kidneys, ureters, urinary bladder, and urethra
Filter blood, collect and remove nitrogenous wastes from blood,
and maintain water, salt, acid/base, ion balance
DIGESTIVESYSTEM
Mouth, teeth, tongue, salivary glands, pharynx, esophagus, stomach, intestines, liver, gall bladder, and pancreas
Intake of food, mechanical andchemical breakdown of food,
absorption of building blocks offood, and formation of solid
wastes
11F
8F
7F
6F
9F
10F
6S
11S
10S
9S
8S
7S
System 1
Structures
Functions
SystemDiagram
Bio 10A
System 2
Structures
Functions
SystemDiagram
Bio 10A
Interactions
Bio 10B
Draw two systems cards and place on system block. Locate the body system and place under the system card.Place the correct system structures and function under each system. Between the systems place the interactions cards orwrite interactions.
System Diagram Structure FunctionEndocrine 11D 4S 4FIntegumentary 1D 3S 1FNervous 10D 1S 2FReproductive 6D, 8D 5S 5FImmune 12D 2S 3FDigestive 7D 7S 10FSkeletal 5D 6S 11FCirculatory 9D 11S 8FExcretory 2D 8S 9FRespiratory 4D 9S 6FMuscular 3D 10S 7F
KEY
REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM
NERVOUSSYSTEM
IMMUNE SYSTEM
INTEGUMENTARYSYSTEM
ENDOCRINE SYSTEM
Produces sex cells to createchildren, controls female
& male characteristics 5F
Processes information, providesshort-term control overactivities of other organ
systems, and directs immediateresponses to stimuli 2F
Defense against infection and disease
3F
1st barrier to disease and theenvironment; controls body
temperature, keeps body fluidsinside body. 1F
Regulates body temperature,metabolism, development, and
reproduction; maintainshomeostasis; regulates other
organ systems 4F
Testes, penis (males); ovaries, uterus,
breasts (females)
5S
Brain, spinal cord, nerves, sense
organs
1S
Lymph nodes, white blood cells, skin
2S
Skin, hair follicles, sebaceous and sweat glands, nails, and sensory receptors 3S
Pineal gland, pituitary, thyroid, parathyroid, thymus,
adrenal glands, kidneys, pancreas, testes, and ovaries
4S
KEY
KEY
SKELETAL SYSTEM
CIRCULATORYSYSTEM
MUSCULAR SYSTEM
RESPIRATORYSYSTEM
EXCRETORY SYSTEM
DIGESTIVESYSTEM
Support and protection of softtissues, mineral storage, and
blood production 11F
Internal transport of cells anddissolved materials
8F
Provide movement, produceheat, and support skeletal
position 7F
Intake of air and gas exchange
6F
Filter blood, collect and remove nitrogenous wastes from blood,
and maintain water, salt, acid/base, ion balance 9F
Intake of food, mechanical andchemical breakdown of food,
absorption of building blocks offood, and formation of solid
wastes 10F
Bones, cartilage, joints
6S
Heart, blood vessels, blood, lymph, lymph nodes,
veins, arteries, capillaries11S
Smooth, skeletal, and cardiac muscle
tissues, tendons 10S
Lungs, nasal cavities, sinuses, pharynx, larynx,
trachea, bronchi 9S
Kidneys, ureters, urinary bladder, and urethra
8S
Mouth, teeth, tongue, salivary glands, pharynx, esophagus, stomach, intestines, liver, gall bladder, and pancreas 7S
System 1
Structures
Functions
SystemDiagram
Bio 10A
System 2
Structures
Functions
SystemDiagram
Bio 10A
Interactions
Bio 10B
Draw two systems cards and place on system block. Locate the body system and place under the system card.Place the correct system structures and function under each system. Between the systems place the interactions cards orwrite interactions.
These two systemswork together tobreak down and
move food through the gastrointestinal
tract.1I
System 1
Structures
Functions
SystemDiagram
Bio 10A
System 2
Structures
Functions
SystemDiagram
Bio 10A
Interactions
Bio 10B
Draw two systems cards and place on system block. Locate the body system and place under the system card.Place the correct system structures and function under each system. Between the systems place the interactions cards orwrite interactions.
These two systems
work together bymoving air in andout of the lungs.
2I
System 1
Structures
Functions
SystemDiagram
Bio 10A
System 2
Structures
Functions
SystemDiagram
Bio 10A
Interactions
Bio 10B
Draw two systems cards and place on system block. Locate the body system and place under the system card.Place the correct system structures and function under each system. Between the systems place the interactions cards orwrite interactions.
These two systems, when in contact with
the externalenvironment, take in
nutrients and oxygen
3I
System 1
Structures
Functions
SystemDiagram
Bio 10A
System 2
Structures
Functions
SystemDiagram
Bio 10A
Interactions
Bio 10B
Draw two systems cards and place on system block. Locate the body system and place under the system card.Place the correct system structures and function under each system. Between the systems place the interactions cards orwrite interactions.
Metabolic wastesare eliminated by
these two systems.
4I
System 1
Structures
Functions
SystemDiagram
Bio 10A
System 2
Structures
Functions
SystemDiagram
Bio 10A
Interactions
Bio 10B
Draw two systems cards and place on system block. Locate the body system and place under the system card.Place the correct system structures and function under each system. Between the systems place the interactions cards orwrite interactions.
5I
These two systems act together to breakdown and distribute
nutrients to thecells.
5I
System 1
Structures
Functions
SystemDiagram
Bio 10A
System 2
Structures
Functions
SystemDiagram
Bio 10A
Interactions
Bio 10B
Draw two systems cards and place on system block. Locate the body system and place under the system card.Place the correct system structures and function under each system. Between the systems place the interactions cards orwrite interactions.
These two systemsact together to bring
in and distributeoxygen to the cells.
6I
System 1
Structures
Functions
SystemDiagram
Bio 10A
System 2
Structures
Functions
SystemDiagram
Bio 10A
Interactions
Bio 10B
Draw two systems cards and place on system block. Locate the body system and place under the system card.Place the correct system structures and function under each system. Between the systems place the interactions cards orwrite interactions.
These twosystems worktogether as
your skin sensesthe outside
world.7I
System 1
Structures
Functions
SystemDiagram
Bio 10A
System 2
Structures
Functions
SystemDiagram
Bio 10A
Interactions
Bio 10B
Draw two systems cards and place on system block. Locate the body system and place under the system card.Place the correct system structures and function under each system. Between the systems place the interactions cards orwrite interactions.
These two systemswork together to
produce andtransport hormones
to organs andtissues.
8I
System 1
Structures
Functions
SystemDiagram
Bio 10A
System 2
Structures
Functions
SystemDiagram
Bio 10A
Interactions
Bio 10B
Draw two systems cards and place on system block. Locate the body system and place under the system card.Place the correct system structures and function under each system. Between the systems place the interactions cards orwrite interactions.
These two systemswork together toprotect the body
from sickness andinjury.
9I
System 1
Structures
Functions
SystemDiagram
Bio 10A
System 2
Structures
Functions
SystemDiagram
Bio 10A
Interactions
Bio 10B
Draw two systems cards and place on system block. Locate the body system and place under the system card.Place the correct system structures and function under each system. Between the systems place the interactions cards orwrite interactions.
These twosystems work
together to pickup and filternitrogenous
waste from thebody. 10I
System 1
Structures
Functions
SystemDiagram
Bio 10A
System 2
Structures
Functions
SystemDiagram
Bio 10A
Interactions
Bio 10B
Draw two systems cards and place on system block. Locate the body system and place under the system card.Place the correct system structures and function under each system. Between the systems place the interactions cards orwrite interactions.
These two systems are
responsible for thecontrol and
coordination of thebody’s regulatory
mechanisms. 11I
System 1
Structures
Functions
SystemDiagram
Bio 10A
System 2
Structures
Functions
SystemDiagram
Bio 10A
Interactions
Bio 10B
Draw two systems cards and place on system block. Locate the body system and place under the system card.Place the correct system structures and function under each system. Between the systems place the interactions cards orwrite interactions.
12I
These twosystems work
together to control hunger and satiation.
System 1
Structures
Functions
SystemDiagram
Bio 10A
System 2
Structures
Functions
SystemDiagram
Bio 10A
Interactions
Bio 10B
Draw two systems cards and place on system block. Locate the body system and place under the system card.Place the correct system structures and function under each system. Between the systems place the interactions cards orwrite interactions.
13I
These two systemswork together tocontrol urination.
13I
System 1
Structures
Functions
SystemDiagram
Bio 10A
System 2
Structures
Functions
SystemDiagram
Bio 10A
Interactions
Bio 10B
Draw two systems cards and place on system block. Locate the body system and place under the system card.Place the correct system structures and function under each system. Between the systems place the interactions cards orwrite interactions.
14I
These two systems send signals to
other parts of the body to help
maintain homeostasis.
System 1
Structures
Functions
SystemDiagram
Bio 10A
System 2
Structures
Functions
SystemDiagram
Bio 10A
Interactions
Bio 10B
Draw two systems cards and place on system block. Locate the body system and place under the system card.Place the correct system structures and function under each system. Between the systems place the interactions cards orwrite interactions.
15I
These twosystems work
together to protect a developing fetus from infection.
15I
System 1
Structures
Functions
SystemDiagram
Bio 10A
System 2
Structures
Functions
SystemDiagram
Bio 10A
Interactions
Bio 10B
Draw two systems cards and place on system block. Locate the body system and place under the system card.Place the correct system structures and function under each system. Between the systems place the interactions cards orwrite interactions.
16I
These two systems work together to gather and store
calcium in the body.
16I