Q. No. 1. Answer :
Major organs in the body systems includes :
* Heart in cardiovascular system located in just behind and slightly left of the breast bone.
* Lungs in respiratory system, located in either side of the chest or heart.
* stomach,( located in between the esophagus and duodenum) spleen, liver, pancreas,( lying behind the stomach) small and large intestines, gallbladder in gastrointestinal system.
* kidneys, ureters, bladder in genitourinary system, these are located in upper abdominal area against the back muscles on both the left and right side of the body.
* brain in nervous system.
* skeletal system all over the body to make a structure.
* integumentary system protect all body parts.
Q. No. 2. Answer :
Comparison of structure and function of the human body across the life span :
* during in the fetal development gradually the development of organs will be taken place.
* then as the age increases the functions also well and structure and size of organs also increases up to certain age.
* then coming to old-age automatically all the cells of the each organs shinks and working capacity also decreases.
Q. No. 3. Answer :
Normal functions of the each body system :
Cardiovascular system will circulates the blood to the all over the body.
* respiratory system will purify the blood.
* gastrointestinal system will digest the food and release the energy to live.
* nervous system will send and receives the impulses to function our body.
* urinary system will filter and excretes the waste.
* reproductive system may used to produce generations.
* endocrine system may regulates body functions by releasing certain hormones.
* integumentary system may protect our body by covering skin.
* sensory system to maintain the senses.
* muskeloskeletal system to maintain structure and function by the body.
Q. No. 4. Answer :
Cardiovascular system :
If it does not works properly there is development of fatigue, shortness of breath, irregular heartbeat, chest pain, swollen ankles and legs, fainting and syncope.
Respiratory system signs and symptoms :
If it does not works properly there is a signs and symptoms like chest pain, cough, sputum, hemoptysis, dyspnea, wheezings, ect.
Gastrointestinal system :
Heart burn, indigestion, bloating, constipation, diarrhea ect.
Urinary system :
Dysuria, hematuria, small amount of urine, cola colored urination ect.
Muskelo skeletal system :
Myalgia, jointpains, sprains, ect.
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