Organ SystemsOrgan Systems

Anatomy vs. PhysiologyAnatomy vs. Physiology Anatomy:Anatomy: Study of the PARTS of Study of the PARTS of

the bodythe body

Physiology:Physiology: Study of the FUNCTION Study of the FUNCTION of the parts of the body.of the parts of the body.

Skeletal SystemSkeletal System All the bones All the bones

joined joined together by together by cartilage and cartilage and ligamentsligaments

Function: To Function: To provide provide supportsupport

BoneBone

Muscular SystemMuscular System

Voluntary MusclesVoluntary Muscles

Involuntary MusclesInvoluntary Muscles

MUSCLES ARE MADE OF MUSCLES ARE MADE OF PROTEINPROTEIN

Circulatory SystemCirculatory System Heart Veins and Heart Veins and

ArteriesArteries Delivers Oxygen Delivers Oxygen

and food to cellsand food to cells

Respiratory SystemRespiratory System Nose, Larynx, Nose, Larynx,

trachea and lungstrachea and lungs

Function: To bring Function: To bring in Oxygen and get in Oxygen and get rid of Carbon rid of Carbon DioxideDioxide

The Nervous SystemThe Nervous SystemControls all other systemsControls all other systems

Central Central Nervous Nervous SystemSystem: : Brain and Brain and Spinal CordSpinal Cord

Peripheral Peripheral NervousNervous

SystemSystem

Urinary SystemUrinary System Kidneys and Kidneys and

Urinary BladderUrinary Bladder FunctionFunction: To : To

remove waste remove waste material from the material from the blood. blood.

Endocrine SystemEndocrine System Glands that release Glands that release

Hormones in the Hormones in the bodybody

Digestive SystemsDigestive Systems

Ruminant (Polygastric)Ruminant (Polygastric) MonogastricMonogastric Poultry Digestive SystemPoultry Digestive System

RuminantsRuminants Cows, Sheep, GoatsCows, Sheep, Goats

MonogastricMonogastric