The Human Body

Organs

Arteries

Heart

Consequences of Failure

Death

Corrected through Defribilators

Function

Deliver blood to the body

Respiratory

Function

give the body oxygen

Organs

Larynx

Nose

Blocked Nasal Passae

Corrected through surgery

Consequences of Failure

Pharynx

Bronchi

Skeletal

function

physically support the body and allow parts to move

organs

Bone System

Consequences of failure

Osteoporosis

Corrected through pins holding a bone in place

Muscular

Organs

Cardiac muscles

Smooth muscles

skeletal muscles

Consequences of Failure

Paralysis

Cant be corrected

function

Stabilizes joints and maintain posture

Digestive

Organs

Large Intenstine

Small Intestine

Pancreas

esophagus

Consequences of Failure

Heartburn

Antiacids

Function

Breaking down food and absorbing it

Organs

Glands

Hair

Consequences of Failure

Going Bald

Hair transplant

Nails

function

acts as a barrier to protect the body from the outside

Nervous

Organs

Brain

Spinal Cord

Consequence of Failure

Difficulty breathing

No grantees of correction

Function

Control communication between the body parts

Organs

Spleen

Thymus

Consequences of Failure

Death

Can be repaired by adding a thymus gland

Bone Marrow

Tonsils

Function

Protects your body from diseases

Urinary

Organs

Urethra

Bladder

ureters

Kidneys

Consequences of Failure

Seizures

Can be fixed by transplant

function

eliminate waste from the body through urination

Intugumentary system

Organs

Adrenals

consequences of failure

low blood sugar and high pottasium

can be repaired by inputting more adrenaline into your body

thyroid

hypothalamus

pituitary

parathyroids

pineal body

regulate metabolism growth and development