Question

This week, you have reviewed body orientation and systems. What has been the one body system that you have struggled with this term, and why? What has made it difficult? Explain. In your chosen profession, will it be critical to understand this particular body system? Why or why not?

Answer 1

The human body is made up of 11 organ systems that work interdependantly. These systems include the integumentary system, skeletal system, muscular system, lymphatic system, respiratory system, digestive system, nervous system, endocrine system, cardiovascular system, urinary system, and reproductive systems.

Though all these organ systems consist of several parts and all of them involve complex biochemical and mechinal processes to carry out their own function, the reproductive system and it's orientation strikes as a critical area of study as with the evolution of organisms, in almost every class of biological organisms, there has been the presence of a distinct male and female reproductive system, unlike other organ systems. This distinction makes it a bit difficult and increases the amount of facts to be kept in mind including separate organ names for the two different sexes.

Biological sciences is a broad diverse field consisting of a lot of subtopics which allows research and study in various sub-fields of it. So even if an individual is not much comfortable with the reproductive system as a part of organ orientation and systems and yet chooses a profession in biological sciences it wouldnot be difficult at all.

Also, though it may take longer time than the other organ systems to understand the reproductive system in different organsims due to the above mentiones inconvenience, yet every single detail of it is available in the internet or biology books or other resources for a person to get a clearer idea of it.

So even if a career is chosen in a field of biological sciences that involves the reproductive system, it is completely possible to be at pace with it with the course of time and more knowledge about it. It is thus for certain that this wouldnot interrupt a chosen profession in the given field,