human body 2.0 by COLIN FELUMLEE

Digestive System

722447506 — 2024-02-06 17:22:41 UTC

The digestive system consists of the mouth, esophagus, stomach, pancreas, liver, gallbladder, small intestine, and last but not least the large intestine. These all come together to work as a system that digests food and drinks. it is the only thing that makes us take in, and easily remove waste from our bodies. These all come together to take in food, travel the food, digest and break down the food, and remove the food we don't need anymore, as waste. the mouth takes in food, the esophagus travels the food down, the stomach holds the food and digests it, and the small and large intestines hold it until it is removed from the body. these work along with all the other systems so when we eat, it isn't in the way of other things inside our body.

Respiratory System

722447506 — 2024-02-06 17:26:52 UTC

The respiratory system is how we get oxygen. it consists of the nose, mouth, throat, voice box, windpipe, diaphragm, and our lungs. it helps us take in air through our nose, or mouth and gets released as carbon dioxide, so we can keep the air we need to survive. without this system, we could not take in oxygen and would die very fast. the overall function of the respiratory system is to take in oxygen and release air to keep our heart pumping, and us breathing. The mouth and nose take in new air, the throat is what air goes down into, which leads it into our lungs, our voicebox is how we produce a sound, and how we can talk. These work along with the systems as they allow the human body to take in air, and we need air to keep us alive.

Nervous System

722447506 — 2024-02-06 17:31:01 UTC

The nervous system consists of our brain, cerebellum, spinal cord, somatic nervous system, autonomic nervous system, sympathetic nervous system, and last but not least the parasympathetic nervous system. The overall function of this system is to make signals from our brain, that travels to the rest of the body, such as moving, blinking, breathing, and one of the most important things it does is activate the fight or flight system. this also signals our heart to pump blood to the rest of our body keeping us alive. The brain is what triggers systems in out body, our spinal cord is what takes those signals, and all of our nervous systems work together to perform and come together to perform the overall function. This works along with all the other systems, because our brain triggers all the signals for the other systems to function.

Circulatory System

722447506 — 2024-02-06 17:35:23 UTC

The circulatory system consists of the red blood cells, white blood cells, heart, arteries, veins, lymph, and last but not least the circulation. The main function of this system is to travel blood, nutrients, proteins, and energy throughout the body. It also removes carbon dioxide, and extra waste that the body is no longer in need of or using. this system has many functions and is very useful to the body. One of the other functions is that it delivers oxygen (circulates it) all throughout your body. the white and red blood cells are what make up our blood, the heart is what pumps the blood throughout out body, the veins is what holds the blood that pumps throughout our body, and the overall function is to pump blood and equally distribute it throughout our body. They function with all of the other systems because it is what allows us to stay alive, allowing us to breathe, eat, move, and everything else.

Muscular System

722447506 — 2024-02-06 17:39:49 UTC

The muscular system consists of skeletal muscles, smooth muscle, cardiac muscle, tendons, muscle pairs, axial muscles, and appendicular muscles.The muscle system helps us move, and function as humans. it also gives us stability, posture, and circulation. they have many functions. They help you lift heavy objects, move around, adjust your positions, and allow flexibility throughout the human body. These have many functions, and you use hundreds of muscles a day without even realizing it. all of our muscles and muscle pairs give us stability and body shape. The tendons are sort of like a muscle, and perform the same function. These work along with all of the other systems so while all of these are in progress we have stability, and are able to stand up, and move around. The overall funtion is to allow the body more flexibility, shape and movement.