Download Connor P Body Exhibit Interactive Activity

In our interactive game, the black arrow is the nutrients
and oxygen traveling through the veins delivering the
nutrients to the cells. The yellow and orange are the
first level that is going through the arteries, the green
and black level is going through veins, and the black and
white level is reaching the hand to get all the nutrients.
Go to this link to play the game:
http://www.yoarcade.net/cubefieldfullscreen.php
How Do Cells Get Nutrients and
Oxygen?
• Cells get nutrients by eating food that contains them and then
it goes down your esophagus, it goes to the stomach and
enzymes and stomach acids break it down. Then the
intestines separated it into protein and waste. It goes to the
bloodstream and the cells take it.
Cells get oxygen when blood cells take in oxygen and release
carbon dioxide. The oxygen is transported to the arteries,
lungs, and veins.
How Do Cells Get Rid of Waste And
Carbon Dioxide?
• Cells get rid of liquid waste by hand producing liquid waste
and then taking it to the bloodstream. Then the kidney cleans
it and then to the bladder to deliver it. Cells get rid of solid
waste by eating food and taking its nutrients. Cells get rid of
carbon dioxide when the body loses energy it releases the
carbon dioxide through the bloodstream, the lungs and out
the mouth
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What Are The Tissues, Organs, and
Organ Systems Involved in These
Processes?
The tissues involved in getting nutrients are blood, epithelial,
muscle, and enzyme. For getting oxygen are blood. Tissues for
getting rid of liquid waste are muscle, nervous, and blood. Tissues
for getting solid waste out are blood, epithelial, nerve, and muscle.
Tissues for getting carbon dioxide out are cardiac, lung, epithelial,
and blood. Organs for getting nutrients are stomach, bloodstream,
mouth, small intestine, large intestine, and heart. Organs for getting
in oxygen are heart and lungs. The organs to getting rid of liquid
waste are kidney, heart, and bladder. Organs for solid waste out are
stomach, large intestine, rectum. And for carbon dioxide out the
organs are heart and lungs. Systems for nutrients in are circulatory
and digestive. Systems for oxygen in are circulatory and respiratory.
Systems for liquid waste out are urinary, digestive, and respiratory.
Systems for solid waste out are nervous, muscular, circulatory, and
digestive. Systems for carbon dioxide out are circulatory and
respiratory.
What Would Happen To The Body If
The Cells Didn’t Get Rid of Those
Things?
• If cells weren’t able to get rid of one of these
things they might get a disease if one of the
organs stop working properly. For example, if
the body wasn’t able to get rid of either liquid
or solid waste, the body would get poisoned
and our body would die.