Title: Daily TAKS Connection: Functions of Systems in Organisms
1Daily TAKS ConnectionFunctions of Systems in
Organisms
- BIO(10) The student knows that, at all levels of
nature, living systems are found within other
living systems, each with its own boundary and
limits. The student is expected to - (A) Interpret the functions of systems in
organisms including circulatory,
digestive, nervous, endocrine,
reproductive, integumentary, skeletal,
respiratory, muscular, excretory, and
immune. - (B) Compare the interrelationships of organ
systems to each other and to the body as a whole.
2Day 1
- Construct a two tab foldable
- Materials
- Foldable handout
- Scissors
- Pen
- Colored pencils/crayons
- Instructions
- Hotdog fold paper with leaving a 1cm flap along
the bottom - Label flap Human Body Organs Systems
- Fold hot dog piece of paper into 3 hamburger
folds. Cut along each fold without cutting
bottom flap - Tuck the flaps into the bottom flap
- Label 1st flapSkeletal Muscle
- Label 2nd flap Immune
- Label 3rd flap circulatory
- Label 4th flap Nervous
- Label 5th flap Digestive
- Label 6th flap Respiratory
- Label 7th flap Urinary
- Label 8th flap Endocrine
3Day 1
- Construct a two tab foldable
- Materials
- Foldable handout
- Scissors
- Pen
- Colored pencils/crayons
- Instructions
- Paste the attached pictures to the inside of each
tab
4Day 1
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5Day 2 notes
- Record and if applicable label the following
notes under each flap
Urinary System Rids the body of liquid waste
kidney
ureter
Urinary bladder
Urethra
6Day 2 notes
- Record and if applicable label the following
notes under each flap
Neuron
- Nervous System
- Responds to stimuli to maintain homeostasis
Synapse
Dendrite
Axon
7Day 2 notes
- Record and if applicable label the following
notes under each flap
Bicep- flexes the arm (moves arm up)
- Muscle Skeletal System
- Provides movement and extension of limbs
- Bones have red marrow which produces red blood
cells
Tricep- extends the arm
8Day 2 notes
- Record and if applicable label the following
notes under each flap
- Respiratory System
- Intake of Oxygen (O2) and gets rid of CO2 as the
body maintains homeostasis through metabolism
9Day 2 notes
- Record and if applicable label the following
notes under each flap
- Endocrine System
- Hormones
- Glands
- Fight/Flight Response
10Day 2 notes
- Record and if applicable label the following
notes under each flap
- Immune System
- Protects the body, often with T-cells (White
Blood Cells) - Helps rid the body of viruses, bacteria, and
other pathogens
11Day 2 notes
- Record and if applicable label the following
notes under each flap
- Digestive System
- Contains enzymes which break down food
- Contains small intestine for absorption of
nutrients
12Day 2 notes
- Record and if applicable label the following
notes under each flap
- Circulatory System
- Delivers nutrients to all parts of the body
- Transports red blood cells to body which has the
protein hemoglobin to carry oxygen (O2)
13Day 2 notes
- Record and if applicable label the following
notes under each flap
- Reproductive System
- Allows for production of offspring sexual-
varied offspring asexual- identical to parent
Star notes organs involved in sexual reproduction
14Day 3 notes
- On the backside of the foldable indicate which
interaction of systems are involved in each of
the pictured scenarios
- Systems Activated muscular, respiratory,
endocrine - Systems Suppressed Digestive, urinary,
reproductive
- Excretory system retains fluids
- Vasodilatation to release excess heat
- Systems Activated excretory, muscular,
integumentary
- Muscular contraction to chew and push food down
GI tract. - Systems Activated Digestion, Excretory,
Circulatory
- Hormones can trigger asthma attacks
- Systems Activated Respiratory Endocrine
15Question 1
According to this information, some organs of the
gastrointestinal tract a. fit in more than one
organ system c. supply the body with
platelets b. perform only one function at a
time d. produce soluble vitamins
16Question 1
According to this information, some organs of the
gastrointestinal tract a. fit in more than one
organ system c. supply the body with
platelets b. perform only one function at a
time d. produce soluble vitamins
17Question 1
Pelicans prevent serious wing damage by entering
the water in the manner shown above. Which two
organ systems in the pelican work together the
most to accomplish this maneuver? a. Circulatory
and nervous systems b. Muscular and digestive
systems c. Nervous and muscular systems d.
Digestive and circulatory systems
CORRECT ANSWER c. Nervous and muscular systems
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