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Organ Systems

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    Vocabulary from eScience, Unit 11, Chapter 1, Lesson 1
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  • Name the body's most simple level of organization
    cells
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  • Complete the space with the correct level of organization: cells, _________, organs, organ systems, organism.
    tissues
  •  15
  • A tiny unit that can do the basic things of life. It is the basic unit of life. All living things are made of these.
    cells
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  • A group of like cells. A group of cells that work together to do a certain job.
    Tissue
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  • A group of tissues in a plant or animal. The tissues work together. They have a certain job.
    Organ
  •  20
  • A group of organs. The organs work together. They help the body meet its needs for energy and materials.
    Organ system
  •  20
  • This tissue functions as a boundary. It covers all of the inner and outer surfaces of your body. This tissue covers each of your internal organs.
    Epithelial tissue
  •  25
  • This tissue functions as a messaging system. Cells in this tissue carry electrical impulses between your brain and the various parts of your body. This all happens in response to changing conditions.
    Nerve tissue
  •  25
  • This tissue functions in movement. Movement results when cells contract and then relax. In some cases, you control the movement, such as throwing a ball. In other cases, the movement occurs without conscious control.
    Muscle tissue
  •  25
  • This tissue functions to hold parts of the body together. This tissue provides support, protection, strength, padding, and insulation. Tendons and ligaments are examples; they hold bones and muscles together.
    Connective tissue
  •  25
  • The way your body works to maintain stable conditions. Your body regulates its temperature and the amount of sugar in your blood. The body needs a stable internal environment for health and life.
    Homeostasis
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  • What level of organization does the image represent?
    cell
  •  10
  • What level of organization does the image represent?
    tissue
  •  10
  • What level of organization does the image represent?
    organ
  •  10
  • What level of organization does the image represent?
    Organ system
  •  10
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