5C Human Body Presentation 2010-2011

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Cell organelle

by: Isabella

5c

Every living thing hascells they are unicellularcells and multicellularcells.

Some types of cells are

DNA cells, nerve cells,and blood cells.

You have more thanone million cells in yourbody.

Some examples oforganelles aremembrane, ribosome,nucleus, mitochondria,etc.


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Tissues

By: Jorge Callejas Flefil

A tissue is an ensemble of cells. It

does not have to be identical but

has to be from the same origin. It

carries out an specific function.

There are only 4 types of tissues. The

tissues are nerve tissue, muscle

tissue, connective tissue, and

epithelial tissue.

Tissues get together to make organs


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ORGANS

By:Andrea Castejon 5COrgan: organs are the main

functioning parts of

everyones bodies.

Organ examples are:

Your heart, brain, and

stomach. The major organs

of everyones body are in

muscular, nervous,

endocrin, circulatory ,etc.

Organs are formed from

lots of tissues and

combine to create organ

systems.


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ORGAN SYSTEMS

BY: JOSE ARMANDO There are many kinds of organ

systems: The nervous system,

circulatory system, digestive systems

are just a few.

Organ systems are made up of

specific organs that do the same job.

These systems combine together to

create one organism such as the

human.


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ORGANISMS

by:Francisco

Organisms were discovered long

time ago.T

here are organisms allover the world .

They all come in different shape

they wiggle and even float in

the air!

Organisms are made from millions

of cells.

Some organisms are invisible.

They can only been seen with a

microscope, but some are big such

as humans!

Organisms


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Circulatory SystemBy: Rebecca E. 5-C

What is the CirculatorySystemmade up of?

What is the Circulatory systemsfunction(job)?

The Circulatory System is

made up of the heart and

blood vessels known asarteries and veins.

It pumps blood throughout

your body through the

blood vessels. Blooddelivers oxygen and

nutrients to cells and carries

away carbon dioxide and

other waste materials.


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CirculatorySystem diagram

This is a circulatory system diagram. It has all the names of the different

arteries and veins. Like:Axillary vein, Pulmonary artery, Basilic vein ,etc.


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Heart

By: Carlos Andres

Genie 5-C

Definition: A heart is a muscular

organ made out of muscles like

minimum about the size of a fist.

Its job is to pump blood through

out the vessels.

Other Information: Blood pumpsto the cells throughout the body.Also, the heart has fourchambers and the chambers arehallow inside. The 2 chambers

on top are called atria. The 2 lefton the bottom are calledventricles. Your heart also hasfour valves that let blood in andout of the chambers.


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VEINS and ARTERIES

By: Joseph 5-C

ARTERIES VEINS

Arteries-are blood vessels

that carry oxygen-rich

blood out to your body.

Other information;

Arteries take blood

to your brain

Veins-a blood vessel that

carries blood low inoxygen content from the

body back to the bone.

Other information;

Veins take blood toyour heart


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Respiratory System

By: Daniella 5C

Info from: Encarta kids 2009We breath, this happens because of our

lungs. Our lungs make us breath like this

Every living thing can breath, mammals breathand some fish have lungs. Lungs are theorgans that make us breath. It seems webreathe 20 times a minute and when we are

playing outside we breath 80 times a minute.This is how lungs work first the air in your alveoli

sends oxygen to your blood, the blood travelsin tubes called blood vessels. Second theoxygen and blood go to your heart .(theheart is like a big pump) The heart sends theblood and oxygen to the rest of your body.The arteries gladly accept the oxygen with

blood. After your body deposits oxygen ittakes away carbon dioxide in your veins andit plumps back to your heart. Your heartplumps the blood to your lungs and thecarbon dioxide goes into your alveoli.Types of organs in the system are:

lungs, trachea, diaphragm

Picture from: Google


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Breathing-inhale-exhale

By: Eduardo Kafati

Inhaling is to breathe in and

exhaling is to breathe out.

Maybe you can see that that

when you go to the doctor he

tells you, Inhale, exhale,

inhale, exhale. Obviously ifyou dont inhale or if you

dont exhale you dieIn the

picture beside you can see

that carbon dioxide comes out

when you exhale (breathe

out) and oxygen is what youinhale (breathe in).

INHALE-EXHALE


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Digestive System

By: Daniel Massu

The Digestive system, is one long winding tube.

The food goes from yourmouth to your throat.

Then, it slides through a

tube called Esophagus. It

goes down to your stomach.

From there, its gets

squeezed into your small

and large intestines.

Where does the Digestivestart?

It starts in your mouth. When

you bite a piece of

sandwich, your teeth grind

the bite up. Thats when

your mouth gets liquid

called saliva. Saliva helps

make the bite chewed up

soft and wet.

What happens in your

stomach?

Your stomach breaks down

food even more, your

stomach is like a huge bag

of muscles.

The digestive system of a grown up personI about 20 to 30 feet, ( 6 to 9 meters) long.


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DigestionBy:Nicholas Mcnab 5c

Do you ever wonder what happenswhen you eat a sandwich? Well, I'mgoing to tell you about what happenswhen you eat that sandwich. That

sandwich goes through a wholejourney. When you eat it first goes toyour mouth and there your teeth grindit into a paste with help from saliva.

Then it goes to your stomach andwhen it is there it gets bathed inhydrologic acid that kills mostcontaminating microorganisms andbegins mechanical break down ofsome food, and the chemicalalteration of some. After two hoursthe resulting thick liquid is calledchyme. This chyme goes to the small

intestine, where 95% of absorption ofnutrients occurs , through the largeintestine, and are excreted duringdefecation (when you go to thebathroom).

Sources from: Wikipedia


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Nervous system

By Tethey

A nervous is a network that is

make of nervous cells

the brain gives a messages to

the nervous system so that

it tells your body what to

do.

The nervous system is madeup of the brain, spinal cord,

and nerves


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Brain

by Jeorge

What does the Brain mean?

.T

he brain is the center of thenervous system in all

vertebrate and most

invertebrate animals. The

brain helps you to think and

many things that you need

to remember.

The parts of the brain are:

-Cerebrum

-Cerebellum

-Brian stem


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MUSCULAR SYSTEM

BY: CRISTOBAL NAVAS

Your muscular systems is found in

all of body. Each muscle has to get

shorter that takes all of the bones

energy to move a arm. The

muscle help you to breathe,

speak, and to blink your eyes.

Some muscle need all the energyof all the bones to jump. When

you move a finger you move at

least 7 different muscles. We also

need aware muscular system

because it help us think and even

when you are sitting down in a

sofa. Your muscles need moreenergy than every other muscle

so you have to eat healthy food

and not junk food.


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Types of musclesBy: Maria Jose Pacheco 5C

Muscles are bunches of thinstrips called fibers. Thefiber in the muscle arecreated by material calledproteins.

Three examples of musclesare:

-Cardiac muscle

-Smooth muscle

-Skeletal muscle


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Skeletal System

By: Jose Andres Perez

The skeletal system is all the bonesand tissues in your body. Thosetissues are tendons, ligaments, andcartilage. Many bones protect softparts in your body. Our blood ismade in the center of the bones.The skull bones in your headprotect the brain. Muscles andbones let you sit, walk, and stand.The center of a bone is filled with abone marrow, and the bone

marrow is very soft. The skeleton ismade up of all the bones that worktogether. Some examples of bonesin the skeletal system are skull,pelvis, humerus ,shinbone, andcoccyx.


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Connected tissues[ligaments and tendons]

By:Maria Jose Pons Rodriguez

connectivetissues: holdsorgan in placeand attachesepithelialtissues to otherunderlyingtissues. Looseconnectivetissue is namedbased on theweave and typeof itsconstituentfibers there aretree main types.Some types are

CollagenousFibers, ElasticFibers,ReticularFibers.

Ligaments connect bone to

bone.

Tendons connect muscles to

bone


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Endocrine SystemBy: Alejandro Raudales 5-C

The endocrine system is made out

of glands. IT is the chemical body

messenger that sends hormones to

parts in

Some endocrine glands are:

Pituitary gland

Pineal glandThyroid gland

Parathyroid gland

Some no endocrine organs are:

Heart

liver

Some endocrine organs are in the

picture.


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Excretory Systemby: Maria Isabel Sacasa 5-C

The Excretory System:

The job of the excretorysystem is to get rid ofvarious produced by the

body. This is calledexcretion. It is extremelyimportant for our body toremove these waste, alsoknown as toxic.

Examples of organs:

Sweat glands

Kidneys Lungs

Etc.


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INTEGUMENTARSYSTEM

BY:Andres sempe

Definition : The Integumentary system is the

largest organ system in humans, this system

accounts about 16 percent of total body

weight and covers 1.5-2m squared of surface

area.

It distinguishes, separates, protects and

informs the animal with regard to its

surroundings.Epidermis

For example here is the picture.


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Ways to Keep Healthy

By: Ivanna Stefan

Ways to keep yourself healthy are byexercising eating fruits and vegetablesetc. However smoking is not healthy itsbad for your heart and lungs. Exercisingcan help you loose weight and stay fit.It can also help you get stronger and

make your muscles bigger. Water alsohelps in a big part to keep you healthy.If you didnt drink water you would die.Also, you should have monthly checkups to see how well is your body. If youare sick you doctor can give you amedicine recipe, but if you drink

medicine with out a subscription youcan die. So remember try to keepyourself healthy everyday!

Websites used to help: Encarta Kids


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Eating Healthy/Healthy DietsFruits are a part of eating healthy. Did

you know that eating healthy also

helps your body and helps your teeth

like Calcium or vitamins.

Also a way to keep yourself healthy is

by never eating in excess anything.

Also eating healthy is like eating a daily

diet for you. You can also go to thegym every day for exercise to burn

calories. Salad is a very healthy food

because it has vitamins, fruits, and

vegetables with mostly low fat

dressing.


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Exercise

By: Fernando Suazo5-CExercise: is any movement that

works your body at a greater

intensity than your usual level of

daily activity. Exercise helps you

stay in fit. People exercise to

keep healthy. Exercise helps youto loose weight, make your

muscles grow, and be stronger.

You can play many sports

because like that you will

exercise a lot. Examples of sports

are: football, American football,

baseball, basketball, volleyball,

and kick ball.


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Good Hygiene

By : Carmen

GOOD HYGIENE IS TO BE CLEAN

There are many ways tohave good hygiene. Good

hygiene is important to

follow.

Many humans may get

dieses if they dont wash

there hands. Did you knowthat many germs live inside

you?


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REST

BY:VALERIAWILDT

5-C

Definition: Scientist are not sure

why people have to sleep. There

are some ideas like: people

neither animals sleep so

keeping us safe, animals +

people cant see in the dark it is

hard to see, people could sneak

in the night to kill animals

wandering in the night etc.

Scientists have studied what

happens when you fall asleep.

Sleep might also help yourbody

workbetter. Things go wrong

when you dont get that enough

rest. It is hard to work think

and play unless you get plentyof rest. Some things that

happen when your asleep your

eye balls can go back and forth.

Ourbody works really fast when

you`re asleep. Scientists call

thisREM sleep.

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