Muscular system
The muscles give the skeletal muscle something to pull againts so that the skeletal muscle can move.
The muscle and the skeleton together gives extra support to the body.
The skeletal muscles help move the bone that they are attached to.
The tendons connect the muscle to the bone.
The muscle and the skeleton together gives extra support to the body.
The skeletal muscles help move the bone that they are attached to.
The tendons connect the muscle to the bone.
Digestive systemThe skeleton protects the mouth, esophagus, stomach, liver, pancreas, and the gall bladder.
The Digestive System provides nutrients for the bones to grow and repair. Circulatory systemThe skeleton protects the heart.
The bone marrow produces red blood cells. the Circulatory System moves oxygen and glucose around the body so that the cells can do there job. Collects and moves the waste that the bones produce and carry it away. |
respirAtory systemThe skeleton protects the trachea, vocal cords and diaphragm.
The Respiratory System provides the bones with oxygen so that the bones can do there job. Removes the carbon dioxide and water that the skeleton cells pruduce as a waste. urinary systemThe skeleton protects the kidney.
The Urinary sytem helps clean the waste picked up from the bones. |
nervous system
The skeleton protects the brain and the spinal cord.
In the Nervous system the brain helps move the muscles that are attached to the bone.
The spinal cords deliver the messages sent from the brain to the skeletal muscles.
In the Nervous system the brain helps move the muscles that are attached to the bone.
The spinal cords deliver the messages sent from the brain to the skeletal muscles.