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WorksheetsCh2b - Human Systems: Form vs Function
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 8mins
Which element is most common in humans?
N
P
H
S
What is the function of the organ system in this figure:
Support & protect underlying organs
Produce heat to help with temperature homeostasis
Control, regulate & coordinate other systems by nerve impulse (action potential)
Help with tissue fluid homeostasis
What is the function of the organ system in this figure:
Support & protect underlying organs
Movement; produce heat to help with temperature homeostasis
Control, regulate & coordinate other systems by nerve impulse (action potential)
Help with tissue fluid homeostasis
What is the function of the organ system in this figure:
Pump blood to transport nutrients, wastes & gases (O2/CO2) to/from cells
Control, regulate & coordinate other body systems by hormones
Control, regulate & coordinate other systems by nerve impulse (action potential)
Help with tissue fluid homeostasis
What is the function of the organ system in this figure:
Pump blood to transport nutrients, wastes & gases (O2/CO2) to/from cells
Control, regulate & coordinate other body systems by hormones
Control, regulate & coordinate other systems by nerve impulse (action potential)
Help with tissue fluid homeostasis
What is the function of the organ system in this figure:
Pump blood to transport nutrients, wastes & gases (O2/CO2) to/from cells
Control, regulate & coordinate other body systems by hormones
Help with acid/base, fluid & mineral (electrolyte) homeostasis
Produce, store & transport gametes (sperm/egg) to produce offspring
What is the function of the organ system in this figure:
Pump blood to transport nutrients, wastes & gases (O2/CO2) to/from cells
Breakdown food into molecules that can be absorbed for metabolism
Help with acid/base, fluid & mineral (electrolyte) homeostasis
Produce, store & transport gametes (sperm/egg) to produce offspring
What is the function of the organ system in this figure:
Pump blood to transport nutrients, wastes & gases (O2/CO2) to/from cells
Breakdown food into molecules that can be absorbed for metabolism
Deliver air to point of gas exchange (O2/CO2) with blood
Produce, store & transport gametes (sperm/egg) to produce offspring
What is the function of the organ system in this figure:
Pump blood to transport nutrients, wastes & gases (O2/CO2) to/from cells
Breakdown food into molecules that can be absorbed for metabolism
Deliver air to point of gas exchange (O2/CO2) with blood
Produce, store & transport gametes (sperm/egg) to produce offspring
Organ systems are made up of:
tissues
organisms
organelles
organs
Besides the human microbiome, there are ____ organ systems.
9
10
11
12
Which system activates Vitamin D synthesis?
Endocrine
Cardiovascular
Urinary
Integumentary
Joints and Ligaments are part of the:
Integumentary System
Skeletal System
Muscular System
Reproductive System
Responsible for secretion of sex hormones that regulate secondary sex characteristics:
reproductive system
nervous system
integumentary system
respiratory system
A single organ can belong to more than one organ system.
True
False
Also known as the immune system:
digestive
endocrine
nervous
lymphatic
