Bring oxygen to the different parts of the body and take carbon dioxide.

Organs working together make up a/an ____________

Two or more tissues working together.

Group of cells that are grouped together in a highly organized manner.

These cells are both are for movement.

the primary control center of the body

It protects the brain.

carry electrical signals called impulses.

a bundle of nerve tissues extending from the brain through the backbone.

What are the three connected parts of the brain?

largest part of the brain, which controls voluntary movements and detects touch, light, sound, odor, taste, pain, heat, and cold.

controls balance, posture, and coordination. It sends impulses to skeletal muscles to contract, keeping you upright.

connects the brain and spinal cord. It controls blood pressure, heart rate and involuntary activities like breathing.

It is an abnormal increase of the cerebrospinal fluid inside the skull, making the brain enlarged.

a brain injury from a hard hit resulting in a temporary disturbance in brain function.

Pumps blood throughout the body

Connective tissue made up of cells and plasma (fluid part of blood)

supply cells with oxygen

defend the body from infection

help reduce blood loss by forming blood clots when you cut you skin

occurs when fatty materials build up inside the blood vessel, causing the blood vessels to narrow and become less elastic.

It is an abnormal increase of blood pressure

Provide oxygen to the heart and other body organs

passageway of air travelling to the lungs

goes to each lung and branches out into thousand tiny tubes

form a cluster of small , microscopic bubble-like sacs, called alveoli

the location of gas exchange

an infection of the alveoli resulting in an accumulation of tissue fluids.

is a bacterial infection of the lungs that can be spread through coughing, sneezing and direct contact.

respiratory ailment caused by periodic compression of the bronchi and bronchioles making it difficult to breath

A muscular organ that absorbs and churns food to make it easier for the intestines to digest.

help tear and crush the food

This is secreted by the salivary glands

sends food to the stomach thru process called peristalsis

muscle contractions that squeeze food through the esophagus and into the stomach

The lining of the wall produces acid which breaks down food and mixed with it

an inflammation or irritation of the lining of the stomach due to stress or use of certain medicines.

painful sores in the stomach lining. Occur when the thick layer of mucus protecting the stomach reduced.

loose and watery bowel movement

It secretes bile which helps in digesting fats

stores and concentrates bile

An organ that filter out waste product from the blood and control water content of the blood

tiny tubes with a capsule on one passing end

is carried to the urinary bladder through the ureter

the environment in which an organism lives in

refers to how an animal adjusts to the conditions in its environment.

physical features of an organism that helps them to survive

What organisms do to survive

animals that lives entirely on land

hot, dry regions with minimal water

wide area of land mainly covered by grasses and few trees

an area with many trees, shrubs, and vines

a treeless region covered mostly by snow during winter.

Animals that live on water

are the way something is built or made.

are the way something acts naturally or by instinct.

Small leaves, needles, or spines on desert plants conserve water.

Deep roots help plants survive prairie fires.

Small plants grow close to the ground for warmth.

Smooth, slippery bark keeps vines from killing trees

Thick bark protects trees and dropping leaves in winter conserves water and nutrients during cold winters

Flexible stems move with water currents.

Have roots that can draw nutrients from another living plant.

Get some of their food by trapping and consuming animals (mainly insects)

Provides structure to the body and protest internal organs

Supports the body and allows it to move

Controls sensation, thought, movement and virtually all other body activities

Breaks down food and absorb its nutrients

Takes in oxygen and releases waste gases

Transports oxygen, nutrients and other substances to cells and carries away wastes

certain parts of your body that work independently and are distinctly separate from other parts

The biggest organ in the body

How long is the large intestine

How long is the small intestine?

It secretes juices that helps in digestion

It is a set of interactions among living and nonliving parts of the environment.

living components of an ecosystem such as plants, animals, bacteria, fungi, and protists

nonliving components of an ecosystem which include sunlight, water, soil, minerals, air, and climate

It is a series of organisms showing a one- way path of feeding relationship.

provides food, and receives the highest amount of energy

organisms that eat other organisms for nutrition

get energy from waste materials and help break down dead animals and plants into minerals that enhance the composition of the soil

It is a number of food chains that are interconnected together.