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| Carries needed materials to all the cells in your body, and carries away waste. |
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| Takes in and breaks down the food you eat so it can reach your blood. |
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| Allows one part of your body to "talk to" other parts of your body by sending chemical "messages" through the bloodstream. |
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| Removes waste from your body. |
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| Protects you from infection and disease. |
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| An outer covering that protects your body. Includes your skin, hair, and nails. |
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| Returns fluid to your blood and carries disease-fighting cells where they are needed. |
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| Allows your bones and other body parts to move. |
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| Sends messages from one part of your body to another. |
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| Delivers oxygen form the air to your blood and carries waste from your blood to the air. |
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| Makes it possible for humans to have children. |
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| Protects other body parts, provides support, stores minerals, and allows you to move |
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What system is this?
What system does this picture represent? |
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What system is this? |
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What system is this?
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What system is this? |
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What are the three basic joints in the human body? |
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Pivot Joint, Ball-Socket-Joint, Hinge Joint |
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