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    PARTS

    OF THE
    HUMAN
    BODY
    At the end of the lesson,
    I will be able to:

    LESSON
    Identify the human body and
    1
    its systems.

    OBJECTIVES 2
    Describe the basic organs
    involved in each system.
    PARTS OF THE BODY
    Hair

    Head

    Chest
    Arm
    Stomach

    Foot
    01. HEAD
    Eyebrow
    To help hold sweat does
    not enter the eyeball.
    Eye
    To see.

    Ear
    To hear.
    Nose
    To smell. Mouth
    To talk and chew.
    02. MOUTH
    Lips
    To keep food not
    scattered and to smile.

    Tooth
    To bite and cut food in the
    mouth.
    Tongue
    To keep food not
    scattered and to smile.
    03. ARMS
    AND LEGS
    Legs
    For walk and run.

    Arms
    For holding something.
    SYSTEMS
    OF THE
    HUMAN
    BODY
    RESPIRATORY
    SYSTEM
    It’s a vital system that enables
    you to breathe, bringing in oxygen
    from the air and removing carbon
    dioxide from your body.
    nose trachea

    It filters, cleans and It’s a tube that lets the


    humifies the air. air pass to the lungs.

    mouth lungs

    It can humify the air


    and filter some They extract the
    particles. oxygen from the air.

    bronchi diaphragm

    They let the air go


    inside your lungs. It helps your lungs
    expand and contract.
    CIRCULATORY
    SYSTEM
    The function of the circulatory
    system is to transport blood,
    oxygen, and nutrients throughout
    the body.
    HEART
    a muscular
    organ that
    pumps blood

    VEINS The circulat


    ory system
    is made up o
    transport blood from 60,000 mile f around
    different parts of the s (96,500km
    body to the heart of blood ves )
    sels!
    CAPILLARIES
    circulate blood,
    nutrients, and oxygen to
    cells of different organs;
    connect arteries
    to veins

    ARTERIES
    transport blood from
    the heart to different
    parts of the body
    DIGESTIVE
    SYSTEM
    The digestive system is the group
    of body parts that helps break
    down food into small pieces so the
    body can use it for energy and
    growth.
    MOUTH
    Turns food into small
    pieces with the help of
    the teeth and saliva.

    ESOPHAGUS
    Carries food from the
    mouth to the stomach.

    Produ
    ces b
    fat, a ile, break Liver
    nd re
    move s down
    s tox
    ins

    STOMACH
    Churns and mixes food
    Gallbladder with gastric juice
    Stores the bile the Pancreas
    liver produces
    Produces enzymes that
    help break down food
    SMALL INTESTINES
    Digests and absorbs proteins,
    fats, and carbohydrates

    LARGE RECTUM
    INTESTINES
    Acts as the stool's
    temporary storage
    Absorbs salt and water
    from food, leaving a soft
    mass called stool
    ANUS
    Where stool
    exits the body
    NERVOUS
    SYSTEM
    It sends messages between the
    brain and the rest of the body so
    we can do things like walk, touch,
    and remember.
    BRAIN
    control center of the
    nervous system

    SPINAL CORD
    a bundle of
    nerves that relay
    messages
    between the
    brain and the
    neural pathway

    1) Frontal lobe:
    speech, motor control,
    ONOMIC NERVES
    AUT cognitive skills

    regulates 2) Parietal lobe:


    involuntary body touch, pressure, taste,
    processes such spatial awareness
    as digestion and
    heart rate
    3) Temporal lobe:
    hearing, facial recognition,
    processing memory

    4) Occipital lobe: vision


    PERIPHERAL NERVES
    5) Cerebellum:
    controls our senses and
    voluntary actions such as coordination, balance
    movement and coordination
    SKELETAL
    SYSTEM
    The skeletal system is the group of
    bones in the body that gives us
    shape, supports us, and protects
    important organs like the heart
    and lungs.
    Cranium (skull)
    Mandible (jaw)

    Clavicle (collarbone)
    Scapula (shoudler blade)

    SUPPORT Sternum (breastbone)


    Rib (rib cage)
    Keeps the body
    upright and prevents
    Humerus (upper arm)
    it from collapsing

    Spinal column (backbone)


    PROTECTION
    Ulna (forearm)
    Shields soft organs
    such as the brain, Radius (forearm)
    heart, and lungs Carpals (wrist bones)
    Metacarpals (hand bones)

    MOVEMENT Phlanages (fingers)

    Allows movement by
    working together
    with the muscles
    MOVEMENT
    Allows movement by
    working together
    Pelvic Girdle (pelvis)
    with the muscles
    Sacrum
    Cocyx (tailbone)
    FACTORY
    Forms red blood cells, Femur (thigh bone)
    specifically in the
    Patella (kneecap)
    bone's red marrow
    Tibia (shin bone)

    STORAGE Fibula (calf bone)

    Stores and releases


    Tarsals (ankle bones)
    calcium to the body
    Metatarsals (foot bones)
    Phalanges (toe bones)

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