3B Growing Well - Body Systems by Miss Carla

CIRCULATORY SYSTEM: Heart, Arteries, Veins, Blood vessels, Oxygen and Carbon Dioxide, White blood Cells, Red Blood Cells. (7 organs/concepts)

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RESPIRATORY SYSTEM: Nose, Pharynx, Epiglotis, Trachea, Bronchi, Alveoli and Bronchioles, Lung, Diaphragm. (8 organs/parts)

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DIGESTIVE SYSTEM: Mouth and Tongue, Esophagus, Stomach, Small Intestine, Large Intestine, Rectum, Liver and Pancreas (8 organs/parts)

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Alejandro Sanchez/Rectum

2017-05-16 14:52:17 UTC

Function: Is the concluding part of the large intestine that terminates in anus
Care:Keep it clean and eat healthy.

Mauricio Muñoz/ Bronchi

2017-05-16 14:53:35 UTC

Function: Bronchi are the main passageway into the lungs. When someone takes a breath throwg their nose or mouth, the air travels into the trachea, with carries the air to the left and right bronchus. The bronchi become smaller the closer they get to the lung tissue and are considered bronchioles. These passageways then evolve into tiny air sacs called alveoli, which is the site of oxygen and carbon dioxide exchange in the respiratory system

Care: Don't smoke, do exercise, and breath natural air

Gina Lara/tongue

2017-05-16 14:53:55 UTC

Function:
Tongue in assimilation of food: due to its muscular nature, tongue can manipulate in any direction, this facilitates the food to be properly mixed with saliva. Tongue can now turn the chewed food into a bolus and push it into the esophagus, from where the food will proceed further into the stomach through the peristaltic movement.

Care: don't put sharpin thing in yor tongue.Clean your tongue when you brush your teeths.Don't eat or drink very hot food.

Isabella Nuñez/veins

2017-05-16 14:53:56 UTC

Function:Veins are the blood vessels that carry deoxygenated blood from parts of our body back to the heart.
How to take care of: don't eat fats because the tube of the vein gets covered of fat.

Juan Diego Becerra Aponte / Large intestine

2017-05-16 14:54:16 UTC

Function: absorbs water and vitamins while converting digested food into feces.
Care: Eat less red meat
Increase the fiber in your food.

2017-05-16 14:56:54 UTC

Isabella Dresda/Arteries

2017-05-16 14:58:58 UTC

Funtion: Arteries are tubs that carry blood around your body so your body gets the oxygen of the blood.

Care: You can care of your arteries by not eating too much junk food because the fat covers your arteries and then your heart cant pump blood to all your body.

Leandra Mellado /Blood Vessels

2017-05-17 18:42:46 UTC

Function:
The blood vessels transport blood on tubes that carry the blood to and from the heart.

Care:
You can care of your blood vessels by not eating fat and junk food because the blood vessels gets fat.

Santiago Ruiz

2017-05-17 18:43:31 UTC

Arantza Marin - Liver.

2017-05-17 18:43:35 UTC

The liver regulates the animocid levels of bloot since these are the ones in charge of protein.
Care:

Mateo Morales/ small intestine

2017-05-17 18:44:34 UTC

Function: Food enters the small intestine from the stomach. It starts as semi-solid sludge, but bile from the liver one, pancreas enzymes as well as water and the mixture of mucosa with the sludge in a process called peristalsis. The mixture is quite watery by the time it reaches the large intestine.
Care: The first step in reversing the harmful mucoid layer and SIBO in the small intestine should involve eliminating the consumption of meat, dairy products and processed foods from the diet.

Tadeo Travezaño/stomach

2017-05-17 18:45:45 UTC

Function: Chew the food in smaller pieces and mixes it wih gastic acids.
Care: eating food with fiber and don't eating to much junk food

Antonella Arias Chu/Oxygent

2017-05-17 18:45:48 UTC

Oxygen is primary nutrition that is needed to grow, repair and maintain all your body cells and tissues.

Alessandra Guadalupe Diphramg

2017-05-17 18:46:20 UTC

Function: The diaphragm is the dome-shaped sheet of muscle and tendon that serves as the main muscle of respiration and plays a vital role in the breathing process.
care: Have propper breathing
eat healthy, Care of the nervous system that controls the diaphragm.

Sundari Bruno /Lungs

2017-05-17 18:47:05 UTC

Funtion lungs are organs that have a spesial jod and are part of our body The lungs are inside the chest that helps your breathe the lungs are part of the respiratory system when you inhale tair from the nose or mouth and past to the trachea Care not smoke

Alvaro Argumedo/heart

2017-05-17 18:47:33 UTC

Fuction:The fuction of the heart disisperse oxygenated blood through the veins.

Monica Castañeda /Trachea

2017-05-17 18:48:19 UTC

Function: to provide an open pathway to the inhale and exhaled air.
Care: do not smoke,breathe fresh air and drink water.

Diogo Torres/Pancreas

2017-05-17 18:49:00 UTC

Function: It produces enzymes wich are released into the first part of the small intestine to help break down proteins,and fats.
Care:

Well, these studies indicate that consuming both broccoli, such as Brussels sprouts, cauliflower or cabbage, are incredibly beneficial to protect our pancreas from a possible tumor.

Alejandro Sanchez/Carbon Dioxide

2017-05-17 18:50:46 UTC

Fuction: When you exhale carbon dioxide get out of your mouth. The alveoli get the carbon dioxide out to the air.

Santiago Ruiz/esophagus

2017-05-17 18:51:25 UTC

Funtion: The esophagus is a hollow muscular tube that carries saliva, liquids, and food from the mouth to the stomach.
Care: What you put in your body may affect the risk of esophageal cancer. You already know that a healthy lifestyle offers a number of benefits - you feel great, enjoy good health, and have lots of energy. But good care of your body and eating a healthy diet has another benefit that you may not be aware of: it may help reduce the risk of esophageal cancer.

Pietro Gismondi/pharynx

2017-05-17 18:52:58 UTC

Funtion:The pharynx is a tubular structure that helps to breathe, is located in the neck and lined with mucous membrane; Connects the oral cavity and the nostrils with the esophagus and larynx respectively, and through it pass both air and food, so it is part of the digestive as well as the respiratory. Both pathways are separated by the epiglottis, which acts as a valve. In humans, the pharynx is about 13 centimeters long, extending from the outer base of the skull to the sixth or seventh cervical vertebra, located in front of the spine.

Care:Don't smoking,eating healthy,be aware of virus and germs.

Ariana Castillo/while blood

2017-05-17 18:57:56 UTC

Are the cells of the imm unesestem that are involved in protetingthe body against both infectious disease and foreing invaders .

Nicolas Villanueva /mouth

2017-05-17 19:01:22 UTC

Funtion: Teeth chew the food into small pieces and mix it with saliva.
Care: your mouth no using lipstick

Alejandro Sanchez/ Oxygen

2017-05-17 19:01:37 UTC

Fuction:When you inhale you take oxygen from your nose and then that air go to your lungs
Care: No smoke and not smell gas.

Rafaella Vassallo/red blood cells

2017-05-17 19:06:51 UTC

Gonzalo Carrillo/nose

2017-05-17 19:18:16 UTC

The nose is the start of the respiratory system.

Monica Csrañeda/Epiglotis

2017-05-17 19:31:50 UTC

Funtion:Retur to the naringue or box of vos that protects the entrance of the airways during the deglusion.
Care: is a part of trachea