The nervous system
The central nervous system
The skin is the organ of the body that helps people keep a steady temperature. When it is cold the fur on the body will help keep the body warm.
It is an organ. A tongue is an organ because a group of tissues makes up an organ. A tongue is more than a tissue, so it must be an organ. Each type of tissue in the tongue performs an essential task to help the tongue function properly.
Organs are simply parts of organ systems. An organ system is just what its name suggest - a system of numerous organs, working together. One organ by itself is simply an organ, but when lumped together with a few others, working together to accomplish a similar general goal (for example, the stomach and intestines working together to digest food) they can then be called an organ system.
No, Antonie van Leeuwenhoek did not see organ systems. He is known for pioneering the field of microbiology and discovering microorganisms such as bacteria and protists through his development of the microscope. Organ systems are composed of multiple organs working together, which are too large to be observed using the microscopes Leeuwenhoek created.
The nervous system typically starts functioning first in the human fetus, developing around the third week of gestation. This system plays a crucial role in regulating various processes, including early reflexes and movements.
The electrical system
The organ which does the thinking is the brain and it may seem odd but your feelings come from the brain too not the heart so next time you're stuck in a problem think with your brain not your heart! :)
An organ system in the body is a system that maintains life and carries out a specific function of the body so it can live well and be viable. Any organ system failure can result in death or ill health. Here are some of the organ systems: Cardiovascular, Skin or Dermal system, Filtering Systems (such as liver, kidneys, spleen), Digestive system, Nervous System, and what I call sensory systems (which do not threaten life when not functioning properly) such as hearing, light touch, vision, taste, and smell. Organ systems that keep your body alive are heart, lungs, brain, entire digestive system, liver, kidneys, hormones, nervous system (paralysis above a certain spinal zone will result in death or brain death). If your largest organ, the dermis is damaged too much by wounds, burns or disease you would not be able to live. So you can see that the organ systems do keep you alive and functioning either well or poorly depending on its condition.
At first, the cardiovascular system. Of course it can shut down all the other systems too....
The human body's largest organ is the skin but you asked what was the largest organ INside your body. The largest in volume is your brain and the liver. Organs weigh different amounts too so the heaviest is usually the liver and then the brain. Believe it or not but your heart is only the size of your fist normally. The lungs are very large too and are part of the cardiovascular organ systems but the brain and liver are slightly larger than an individual lung (unless you are an athlete or military person with very large lungs for being able to do strenuous activities).
there are so many units for sytem length and distance .inches come under the system of length and distance.
Every organ system is separate but interrelated to the whole.The organism can survive if there is injury or disease in an organ system, in most cases, but every injury or disease also affects all the other organ systems and the organism as a whole. So if you have a pancreatic disease like Diabetes in the digestive system, eventually it will affect the heart in the circulatory system. If a person has full-thickness burn injuries (skin), it will immediately affect other systems, especially circulatory (immediately). If you have an injury resulting in paralysis below chest level, it will affect the Digestive system, urinary system, reproductive system, and can even affect skin throughout the body.The organism cannot survive, however, if one complete organ system cannot function. If the heart is injured the body can die. If the liver is too diseased, the body will die. If the lungs cannot function, the body will die. And of course, when something major attacks or damages the brain, all organ systems will fail.
The skin is the organ of the body that helps people keep a steady temperature. When it is cold the fur on the body will help keep the body warm.
Organ System lol i had the same crossword puzzle too.
The skeletal system, nervous system, and muscular systems are most directly involved with ambulation.
No,Sleep is good for the brain, the mouth, and the immune system
Most likely not. Starfish do not have a brain or central nervous system, and instead have a ganglia.