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body system
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Digestive system
Small intestine
Food you eat passes through the wall of the small intestine and into the blood strem
liver
Makse food into energy
Digestive system
mouth
The teeth cut and crunch the food while mixed with saliva
mouth
esophagus
esophagus
when stomach acid get up into the esophagus it can be inflamed and painful it's cause by by acid reflux, food allergies, infections, irritating or corrosive substances and medications
stomach
Stomach
The acid in your stomach kills harmful microorgaisms
Skin
Skin system
your skin makes you shiver to warm up
The outer layor of your helps yor grow hair and nails
The skin that comes in
contact with the sun
that spot turns darker
Makes sweat to cool you off.
Heals cuts bites and scarches. Protects from germs
osteocytes- help maintain the bone strangth/ keeps bone together
Equipment
osteoclast-takes calcium from your bones if you need it
muscular system
Osteoblast-help with bone growth/ fix bone together
References
collagen- makes bones soft and flexible
Calcium phosphate- strangth and hardens the framwork
Procedure
skeletal system
baby has 270 bones in there body
When your 21 your skelon is not fully formed yet
An Adult has 206 bones
suppourts the body
Step 2
rib cage protact your lungs
Assessment
totol of breaths in a day is 1,440
respiratory ststem
When you sneeze it is 10 mph leaving your body
An average person can hold there breath for 1 minute
if your lungs was flat they would be the size of a tennis court
The world record for holding there breath is 22 minutes
Notes
Notes
the digestive system- '' The digestive system'' by jane feener
skin system- ''get the skinny on skin'' and ''controlling body temp'' by heart tech
muscular system-''bones'' by Ruby june Drize
skeletal system- ''Bones'' by Ruby june Drize
Respiratory system- ''The Respiratory system'' by Rachel o'Donnell