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S(skeletal).M(muscular).I(integumentary).N(nervous) Systems

Published on Feb 05, 2016

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SKELETAL SYSTEM

  • The functions of the skeletal system are:
  • to produce blood cells
  • storing minerals
  • protecting internal organs
  • and giving the organism support and structure
Photo by Tojosan
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JOINTS

A joint is any connection of two or more bones in the body,and they may move or not.
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LIGAMENTS

A LIGAMENT IS A TISSUE THAT CONNECTS A BONE TO ANOTHER BONE.
Photo by Double--M
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TENDONS

TENDONS ARE CONNECTIVE TISSUE INTERLINKING MUSCLES AND BONES.
Photo by EUSKALANATO
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CONNECTIVE TISSUE

CONNECTIVE TISSUE SIMPLY CONNECTS MUSCLES AND/OR BONES.
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SKELETAL MUSCLES

SKELETAL MUSCLES SURROUND,CONNECT TO,AND MOVE THE BONES.
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SMOOTH MUSCLES

SMOOTH MUSCLE CELLS MAKE UP MOST ORGANS.
Photo by Pulmonary Pathology
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CARDIAC MUSCLE

CARDIAC MUSCLE CELLS MAKE UP THE HEART.
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MUSCLE TISSUE

MUSCLE TISSUE IS A TYPE OF TISSUE THAT ALLOWS MOVEMENT AND MAY BE SKELETAL,SMOOTH,OR CARDIAC..
Photo by Rob Swatski
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INTEGUMENTARY SYSTEM

  • Covers the body
  • Protects from injury and infection
  • Regulates body temperature
  • Removes sweat from the body
  • Produces vitamin D
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EPITHELIAL TISSUE

SKIN
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NERVOUS SYSTEM

THE NERVOUS SYSTEM RECEIVES,TRANSMITS,AND RESPONDS TO STIMULI.
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NERVE TISSUE

NEURONS AND PERIPHERAL NERVE CELLS MAKE UP NERVE TISSUE.
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Brent Osborne