Body systems and homeostasis

This system is responsible for movement of body parts. It works with the skeletal system.

• Endocrine
• Circulatory
• Muscular
• Lymphatic

This system is responsible for producing new life. Men and women have different organs.

• Integumentary
• Nervous
• Reproductive
• Excretory

This system is responsible for bringing in oxygen and removing carbon dioxide from the body. The lungs are the main organs.

• Cardivascular
• Excretory
• Digestive
• Respiratory

This system is responsible for removing liquid waste from the body. The major organs are the kidneys.

• Reporductive
• Nervous
• Excretory
• Skeletal

This system breaks up food into nutrients that can be used by the body. The organs include the stomach, intestines and mouth.

• Digestive
• Nervous
• Muscular
• Lymphatic

This system is responsible for collecting electrical messages and moving them to the brain. The major organs are the brain, spinal card and nerves.

• Digestive
• Nervous
• Reproducitve
• Integumentary

Homeostasis is

• maintaining a costant environment in your body.
• changing the external conditions to help your body.
• bringing nutrients into your body
• changing the environment when your body is too cold.

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What delivers oxygen and nutrients throughout the body?

• White blood cells
• Red blood cells
• Glands
• Nodes

How do we get O2 into our bodies?

• Exhaled air
• Inhaled air
• Nasal Passages
• Butt 

What two body systems deal with oxygen and carbon dioxide?

• Circulatory and Reprodutive
• Respiratory and Circulatory
• Muscular and Skeletal
• Digestive and Reproductive