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Lesson 3 Org Are Sys

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What is a cell? the basic unit of life.
Definition of a Tissue Cells similar in functions and structure
Organ Groups of tissues working together to preform a fuction
Organ System Groups of organs working together
Organism Living thing that carries out life
Protects water loss and outside environment (Hint :Skin) Integumentary
Major Role in gas exchange Respiratory System
Provides defense against germs Lymphatic/imune system
Allows movement Muscular System
Transports Gases Circulatory
major Role in hormone production Endocrine
excretes waste material Excretory
Breaks down food Digestive system
Allows ability to reproduce reproduction system
Supports body with structure skeletal system
create tissues that carry out messages. They have large middles and thin strands to reach out. These parts work together to send a messages to the other parts of the body to react. Nerve Cells
Found in tissues like organs, like your stomach. It is made of layers and is flexible. Unlike leg muscles, you can not control this type of muscle. Smooth Muscle cells
Organized like rings, king of like a tree trunk. You skeleton is made of bone cells which provide structure for your skeleton to protect your organs. Compact Bone
Pretects our body from injury and infection, The help regulate body temp and sense the world around us. These tissues have layers and follicles where hair grow. Skin
Transport Oxygen (Hint:Color Cells) Red Blood Cells.
Made of multiple cells similar in structure and function. tissue
Group of Organs working together to preform functions for the organism. Organ System
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