Human Body Systems
By: Kelsey Tran
What is A Body System?
A Body System is a biological system that carry out specific functions necessary for everyday living.
Nervous System
1) Sensory: Detects different things happening internal and external through receptors
2) Integration: After sensory information, brain interprets whats going on
3) Motor: Responds to information that is processed through the simulation of effectors, basically reflexes
Skeletal System
1) Support: The skeletal system gives support and shape for the body and muscles
2) Protection: It provides protection for vital organs (such as brain, ribs, etc.)
3) Movement: With the help of joint and muscles, the skeletal system helps you move. The muscle is attached to your bones
4) Storage: Bones store mineral such as calcium phosphorus
5) Hemopoiesis: Makes blood. Red and white blood cells are formed by a tissue called bone marrow.
Integumentary System
1) Helps maintain homeostasis
2) Removes substances from the body
3) Helps with temperature regulation
4) Protects from other outside substances