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WHAT CAN YOU SEE IN THIS
PICTURE?

CAN YOU NAME SOME OF


THESE ORGAN SYSTEMS?

CAN YOU GIVE THE MAJOR


FUNCTION OF THESE ORGAN
SYSTEMS?
ORGAN SYSTEMS OF REPRESENTATIVE ANIMALS
(PART 1)

WEEK 6
LEARNERS SHALL BE ABLE TO:
1. IDENTIFY THE ORGAN SYSTEMS IN
REPRESENTATIVE ANIMALS.
2. DESCRIBE THE CHARACTERISTICS OF
DIFFERENT ORGAN SYSTEMS OF
REPRESENTATIVE ANIMALS.
3. IDENTIFY THE DIFFERENT FUNCTION
ORGAN SYSTEMS IN REPRESENTATIVE
ANIMALS.
4. EXPLAIN THE RELATIONSHIPS OF THE
Large, complex
organisms need many
levels of organization
to ensure all cells get
what they need to
perform life functions.
The body of an animal is like a
well-organized machine
capable of performing different
tasks. The ability of the body
to do all the things it can do is
due to the special internal and
external structures both inside
and outside that work together
in an orderly manner.
There are several different organ
systems constantly working in most
multicellular organisms. You are
probably familiar with some of the
human body systems. The respiratory
system includes the lungs and all the
body parts that allow us to breathe in
oxygen and exhale carbon dioxide. The
circulatory system includes the heart
and all the body parts that help move
blood around the body. The blood, in
turn, carries nutrients and oxygen to all
the cells of the body.
The respiratory and circulatory systems
work very closely together.The digestive
system helps to get nutrients from the food
that we have eaten and stored energy for
future use. The excretory system helps
remove waste product that would
otherwise harm the body. Each of the
body’s systems is necessary for the overall
health of the body. As the body’s building
blocks, cells join to make tissues. Tissues
join to make organs. Organs join to make
systems. It’s all arranged to ensure the
organism’s survival.
ORGAN SYSTEMS OF REPRESENTATIVE ANIMALS
(PART 1I)

WEEK 7
WHAT ACTIVITIES ARE THESE
TWO PEOPLE ARE DOING?

WHAT ORGAN SYSTEMS ARE


INVOLVED IN DOING THESE
ACTIVITIES?

WHAT MUST THESE ORGAN


SYSTEMS DO IN ORDER TO
PERFORM BODILY ACTIVITIES?
Every day, you use your body to do a
lot of things. Because of your body, you
can think, move, play and generally go
about your daily activities. There are
lot of things happening inside your
body that make life possible. You are
alive because of the many wonderful
systems of organs that work together
perfectly through very complex
processes. These organ systems keep
in touch with one another, exchanging
information and working together to
keep you alive.
There are various systems in the
animal’s body: muscular system,
respiratory system, digestive system,
skeletal system, circulatory (or
cardiovascular) system, excretory (or
urinary) system, reproductive system,
nervous system, immune system, and
endocrine system. Each system has a
special job. All of the body systems have
to work together to keep them healthy.
The bones and muscles work together to
support and move the body.
The respiratory system takes in oxygen
from the air. It also gets rid of carbon
dioxide. The digestive system absorbs
water and nutrients from the food we
eat. The circulatory system carries
oxygen, water, and nutrients to cells
throughout the body. Wastes from the
cells are eliminated by the respiratory
system, the excretory system, and the
skin. The nervous system controls all
these activities with electrical impulses.
If any system in the animal’s isn't
working properly, other systems are
affected.
ACTIVITY TIME
GROUP
GROUP
GROUP
GROUP
GROUP
5
ACTIVITY TIME
You know that your body is made of
cells. When groups of cells do the same
kind of work, they are called tissues.
The word tissue comes from a Latin
word meaning to "weave." Cells that
make up tissues are sometimes "woven"
together. You have four main types of
tissues: epithelial, nervous, muscle, and
connective tissue. Epithelial tissue
covers the outside of the body. It also
lines organs and cavities. Nervous tissue
sends electrical signals. Muscle tissue
helps you move. Connective tissue joins
bones and cushions organs.
When groups of tissues work together,
they are called organs. Some examples
of organs are the heart, lungs, skin, and
stomach. When organs work together,
they are called systems. For example,
your heart, lungs, blood, and blood
vessels work together. They make up
the circulatory system. We have various
systems in our body: muscular system,
respiratory system, digestive system,
skeletal system, circulatory system,
immune system, endocrine system,
nervous system and urinary system.
Each system has a special job.
•11. Which of the following
is the correct order from
smallest to largest?
•A. Cell-Tissue-Organ-Organ
System
•B. Cell-Organ-Tissue-Organ
System
•C. Organ System-Tissue-Cell-
•12. What is the relationship
between tissues and organs?
•A. Organs are made up of
tissues.
•B. Organs are endorsed by
tissues.
•C. Tissues contain one or more
organs.
•D. Organ develop into Tissues.
•13. What can you infer
about Carbon dioxide from
the function of the
respiratory system?
•A. It helps you breathe.
•B. It is more common than
oxygen.
•C. It is harmful to your body.
•14. Which organ system
supports and protects the
body while giving it form or
shape?
•A. Circulatory system
•B. Digestive system
•C. Muscular system
•D. Respiratory system
•15. Which of the these set
of organs belong to the
Circulatory system?
•A. Bones, Cartilage, and
ligaments
•B. Nose, trachea, and lungs
•C. Brain, spinal cord, and
nerves
•16. Which organ systems work
together to protect the body from
pathogens that cause diseases?
•A. Circulatory and Immune systems
•B. Endocrine and Respiratory systems
•C. Reproductive and Endocrine
systems
•D. Skeletal and Muscular systems
•17. Which organ systems must directly
interact to perform gas exchange
between the blood and the lungs?
•A. Respiratory and Circulatory systems
•B. Endocrine and Reproductive systems
•C. Digestive and Excretory systems
•D. Skeletal and Muscular systems
•18. A deer hears a predator approaching
and begins to runaway for safety. What
organ systems are primarily involved in
order for it to escape its predator?
•A. Muscular, reproductive, and
circulatory
•B. Muscular, immune, and digestive.
•C. Nervous, respiratory and muscular.
•D. Respiratory, endocrine, and urinary
•19. Which organ system
controls feedback mechanisms
that regulate sugar levels in
the blood?
•A. Nervous systems
•B. Immune system
•C. Digestive system
•20. Chronic kidney disease is
characterized by malfunctioning of
the kidneys and affects people of
various ages. What would you do to
prevent from having this disease in
the future?
•A. Drink a lot of water and natural
fruit juices.
•B. Drink a lot of wine and beer.
ASYNCHRONOUS ACTIVITY 5
(TAKE HOME)

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