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Page 1: Ta bl e of co nt en ts 1. Skeletal sysytem s 2.Muscu lar system 3.Nervo us system 4.Respir atory systems 5.Cardio vascular sysytem s 6.Lymph atic systems

Index

Body systems in human anatomy

Digital Books By

Erick Beteta

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Table of contents

1. Skeletal sysytem

s2.Muscu

lar system

3.Nervous

system

4.Respiratory

systems

5.Cardiovascular sysytem

s6.Lymphatic

systems

7. Endocri

ne sysytem

8. Digestiv

e sysytem

s

9.Urinary

sysytems

10. Male reprodu

ctive systems

11. Female reprodu

ctive systems

12.Referance page

2. Muscular systems

3. Nervous systems

Table of contest

8. Digestive systems

6. Lymphatic systems

11. Female reproductive systems

1. Skeletal systems

10 .male reproductive systems

4.Respiratory systems

5. Cardiovascular systems

9. Urinay systems

7. Endocrine systems

11. Referance page

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SKELETAL SYSTEM

Index

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hard and rigid form of connective tissue

Cartilages

Joints

Bones

provides mobility to the bone

connective tissue is not as hard as bone

Components of skeletor human Index

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Functions of skeletor systemsProtect the órganosThe bones protect the

soft

strength, support and shape

causes the body to stay up

Production of blood cells

produce new blood cells

Leverage for movements

provides the body movements

Index

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RELATIONSHIP OF SKELETAL SYSTEMSTO OTHER SYSTEMS

ribs protect the lungs

provides calcium to the muscular system

protects pelvic organs

Respiratory systems

Muscular systems

Unitary systems

Index

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MUSCULAR SYSTEM

Index

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Componenests

Muscles special types of human body

Types muscles

Skeletal muscles

Under voluntary Control

striated

Smooth muscle

Non striated

Not under voluntary control

Cardiac muscles

Striated involuntary

Very strong and tough

Index

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Functions of

Muscula

r systems

Movements of body parts

Stability and posture

Heat production

Help in digestion

Index

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RELATIONSHIP OF MUSCULAR

SYSTEMS TO OTHER SYSTEMS

Integumentary systems

Endocrine system

Skeletal systems

Growth hormone influences the strength of the muscles

muscle activity maintains bone health

Muscular exercise promotes the circulation to the skin

Index

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SystemsNervous

Index

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Componenests and organs of nervous systemsnervous systems

Central nervous system(CNS)

Brain Spinal cord

Peripheral nervous systems (PNS)

Cranial nerves,spinal nerves and ganglia

AUTONOMIC NERVOUS SYSTEM

SOMATIC NERVOUS SYSTEMS

Index

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Function(s) of the nervous system

Control of all body functions

Coordination of different body organs

Index

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Relationship of nervous systems

to other systems

regulates the frequency of breathing depth

Respiratory systems

Male reproductor systems

regulating the erection

Skeletal systems

nerves innervate the bones

Index

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Respiratory Systems

Index

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Functions of respiratory system

Gaseou exchange

Index

provides oxygen to the body

molecule sends oxygen to the brain and other organs adjacent

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Organs of respiratory systems

Organs of respiratory

systems

Trachea

Lungs

Nose

Bronchi

Bronchioles Alveolar sacs

Index

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Relationship of respiratory

systems to other systems

Regulates bladder emptying

regulates the activity of the digestive system

Urinary systems

Digestive system

regulating the erection

Male reproductive systems

Index

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CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM

Index

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Organs of cardiovascular systems

Heart

Blood vessel-

Blood vessel-

Index

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Functions of cardiovascular systems

Helps regulate body temperature

flow of blood through body

transports hormones to target cells and organs

Index

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Relationship of cardiovascular

systems to other systems

Blood pressure maintains urinary renal function.

blood vessels of the skin are blood pool

Integumentary system

Cardiovascular system

distributes nutrients from the digestive system

Digestive system

Index

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Lymphatic system

Index

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Organs of limphatic systems

Spleen: organ of defense against germs

lymph vessels: form an interconnected system of endothelial tubes

thymus: responsible for the differentiation of lymphocytes

Tonsils: producing lymphocytes

Lymph nodes: filter that remove foreign particles from lymph

Index

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Functions of limphatic systemsMaintain

balance osmolar

Form and activates the

immune system in an emergency

It carries the chyle

Index

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Relationship of cardiovascular

systems to other systems

Lymph vessels collect the blood plasma

lungs provide oxygen to lymphoid cells

active sebaceous glands

Sistema cardiovascular

Respiratory system

Integumentary system

Index

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Endocrine system

Index

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Estructure of endocrine system

hypothalamus pituitary thyroid g

landparathyroid gland

s

reproductive

glands

Organs of limphatic systems Index

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Functions of endocrine systems

develops and thyroid hormone thyroxine

Carriage of substances across cell membranes

Regular balance (homeostasis) the body.

Brings up secondary sexual characteristics.

Index

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Relationship of endocrine system to other systems

androgens activate the sebaceous glands

hypothalamic hormones in the reproductive organs develop

several hormanas influence blood pressureintegumentary system

Reproductive system

Cardiovascular systems

Index

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Digestive

System

Index

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Organs of Digestive systemsEsophagus: propels food through the chest

stomach: a temporary reservoir cud. small intestinal: absorption of nutrients

large intestine: of solid waste storage

Pancreas:regulates glucoseLiver: processes the carbohydrates

Index

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Functions of Digestive systems

The formation of liquid salts and enzymes

absorption of the products of digestion

formation of feces

Index

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Relationship of digestive system to other systems

Cariovascular system

Skeletal system

Muscular system

provides nutrients to the bone develprovides the nutrients

needed for energy fuels

hormone extracted liver blood

Index

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Urinary system

Index

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Organs of Digestive systems

kidneys :control salt in the organism.

ureters : carry urine from the

kidneys to the bladder.

bladder :stores the urine.

Urethra: ermitir el paso del semen.

Index

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Functions of urinary system

regulation of body internal environment

production and excretion of urine

production and excretion of urine

Index

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Relationship of urinary system to

other systems

the digestive organs provides nutrients for the care of kidney

Aldosterone help regulate renal absorption of water and electrolytes

provides nutrient you body care Digestive system

Integumentary systems

Endocrine sysytem

Index

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Male reproductive

system

Index

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Organs of male reproductive systems

Testicle: •deposit the semen into the vagina and urine to the outside

Pene •prduce hormones and semen

Index

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Functions of Male reproductive systems

Formation of sperm and semen

fertilizing the female

Index

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Relationship of male

reproductive system to other

systems

Cardiovascular system

Digestive system

Endocrine system

produces hormones for the development of sperm.

nutientes to form the seminal fluid

Erection occurs when the penis fills with blood

Index

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Female reproductive system

Index

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Organs of male reproductive systems

vulva: allows the passage of spermovaries :produce eggs

utero: allowing the passage of menstrual flowclitoris: encouraged to penetration

Index

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Functions of Male reproductive systems

bearing the fetus during development

egg production

Index

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Relationship of female

reproductive system to other

systems

produces nutrients for egg formation

produces progesterone to the formation of female organs

nutrients carries blood to the formation of female hormones

Digsetive system

Endocrine system

Cardiovascular system

Index