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    Levels of Organisation

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    How many organs in the human body can you name?

    There are approximately 79 organs in the human body, but it’s something
    that is debated - not all scientists agree on what counts as an organ!

    Can you guess which is the largest?

    Skin Pineal gland


    A Closer Look at Organs
    Please click on an organ to go
    directly to the relevant page.
    The Heart

    Organ
    heart

    Example of a Tissue
    blood vessel

    Go to the next slide for


    Cell
    more information
    red blood cell
    Which Organ System?
    muscular
    skeletal system

    reproductive
    system

    respiratory
    system

    immune
    system

    digestive
    system

    circulatory
    system Click here to return
    to previous page
    The Lungs

    Organ
    lungs

    Example of a Tissue
    ciliated epithelium

    Go to the next slide for Cell


    more information ciliated epithelium cell
    Which Organ System?
    muscular
    skeletal system

    reproductive
    system

    respiratory
    system

    immune
    system

    digestive
    system

    circulatory
    system Click here to return
    to previous page
    Which Organ System?
    muscular
    skeletal system

    reproductive
    system

    respiratory
    system

    immune
    system

    digestive
    system

    circulatory
    system Click here to return
    to previous page
    Muscles

    Organ
    muscle

    Example of a Tissue
    skeletal muscle tissue

    Go to the next slide for Cell


    more information muscle cell
    Which Organ System?
    muscular
    skeletal system

    reproductive
    system

    respiratory
    system

    immune
    system

    digestive
    system

    circulatory
    system Click here to return
    to previous page
    Skin Immune system

    Organ
    skin

    Tissues

    Go to the next slide for Cells


    more information
    Which Organ System?
    muscular
    skeletal system

    reproductive
    system

    respiratory
    system

    immune
    system

    digestive
    system

    circulatory
    system Click here to return
    to previous page
    Key Words
    Using what you have learnt, can you write a definition for each of the key
    words below?

    The unit of a living organism, contains parts


    cell
    to carry out life processes.

    organ Group of different organs working together to carry


    system out a job.

    tissue Group of cells of one type.

    Group of different tissues working together to carry


    organ
    out a job.
    Key Words
    Using what you have learnt, can you write the correct key word next to
    each definition below?

    The unit of a living organism, contains parts


    cell
    to carry out life processes.

    Group of different organs working together to carry organ


    out a job. system

    Group of cells of one type. tissue

    Group of different tissues working together to carry


    organ
    out a job.
    Organ System Functions
    Can you identify the function of each of the six organ systems?

    muscular Muscles and bones working together to cause


    skeletal system movement and support the body.

    reproductive Produces sperm and eggs, and is where the


    system foetus develops.

    respiratory Replaces oxygen and removes carbon dioxide


    system from blood.

    immune
    Protects the body against infections.
    system

    digestive
    Breaks down and then absorbs food molecules.
    system

    circulatory
    Transports substances around the body.
    system

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