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- Identify and list the organs and describe their functions in each of the following body systems Body System Eg; of how to do is shown in #1 system (see below) Organ Function are action verbs – they should be underlined 1. The Cardiovascular (include Blood) Heart Vessels Veins Blood Heart is an organ that pumps blood throughout the body Blood vessels transport blood throughout the body Veins are responsible for returning deoxygenated blood back to the heart. ------------------------------------------------------------- Blood Cells supplies oxygen to cells and tissues. provide essential nutrients to cells, removes waste materials, protect the body from infection and foreign bodies. Blood Plasma aids in the clotting process The Urinary The Male Reproductive The Female ReproductiveUse words from the word bank provided to fill in the spaces of the following paragraph: Word bank: respiratory, excretory, digestive, gas exchange, carbon dioxide, oxygen, nutrients, energy, tissues, cells, organs, gills, lungs, skin, diffusion, counter current, active transport, rich, poor, one, two, three, four In single circulatory systems blood vessels transport blood to the Blank 1 to become oxygenated using a Blank 2 (two words) mechanism. Blood within the heart is oxygen Blank 3, and the heart drives the blood around the body using Blank 4 chambers.Expound the functions of the following differentiated cells in the experience human body activity. Ex. Blood Cells-- By eating the right kind of food, blood cells can transport essential nutrients toballnparts of the body. The red blood cells help in the production of hemoglobin in the bloodstream which gives oxygen all throughout the body. Muscle Cells Nerve Cells Skin Cells
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