System names

1 Integumentary function

protect tissues, regulate temperature

Integumentary structures

Body covering. Skin, hair, nails, sweat glands.

integumentary how maintain homeostasis

Sweat, hair, pores(oil)

Skeletal function/ structures

Skeletal Movement, blood cell formation

Skeletal how maintain homeostasis

maintain blood cells, moving energy

Skeletal structures

Bones, ligaments, cartilage

Muscular function

Movement

Muscular structure

Muscles of the body

Muscular how maintain homeostasis

Movement, heat generation

Skeletal function

Maintaining blood cells, moving/energy

Nervous function

coordinates all of the bodies activities

Nervous structures

Brain, neurons, nerves

Nervous how maintain homeostasis

Control center (hypothalamus)

Endocrine function

Chemical messengers

Endocrine function

Glads- pituitary, thyroid, pancreas, ovaries, testes

Endocrine how maintain homestasis

glands make hormones

Digestive function

Breakdown of food (digestion), absorption

digestive structures

Esophagus, stomach, intestine Providing energy

Digestive how maintain homeostasis

intestine Providing energy

Circulatory function

Transports materials throughout the body.

Circulatory structures

Veins, arteries, aorta

Circulatory how maintain homeostasis

Transports nutrients

Lymphatic function

fights infections

Lymphatic structures

lymph fluids / nodes

Lymphatic how maintain homeostasis

Keeps you from being taken over by pathogens

Urinary function

filters wastes from the blood,

Urinary structures

Kidneys, urinary bladder

Urinary how maintain homeostasis

Keeps toxic wastes from building up

Reproductive structures

Testes, ovaries, uterus, vagina, pen1s

Reproductive function

produce egg and sperm Hormone levels influence growth and development

Reproductive how maintain homeostasis

Hormone levels influence growth and development

Respiratory function

Obtains oxygen, removes CO2 lungs,

Respiratory Structures

trachea, lungs Oxygen needed for energy (mitochondria)

Respiratory how maintain homeostasis

Oxygen needed for energy (mitochondria)