organs (anatomy)

Examines the human body from head to toe, exploring nerves, muscles, blood and bones.

"Your digestive system is like a production line. Food, drinks, or pills travel through tubes, filters, and holding rooms, as body chemicals work to extract nutrients. This . . . book explores gut microbiomes, human waste, and how the digestive system identifies problems . . . illustrations help readers visualize the digestive system at work"--Provided by publisher.

There are three different kinds of muscles that all help our bodies function. They are the skeletal muscles, smooth muscles, and cardiac muscles. Within this fun and fact-filled volume, readers learn about each kind of muscle, how it works, and where muscles are located in the body. The engaging narrative presents this essential science curriculum topic in an easy-to-understand and entertaining way as Dr. Seymour Skinless takes readers under the skin to venture through the muscular system.

Describes the cells, tissues and organs of the human body and their vital role.

"A graphic nonfiction volume that introduces the cells, tissues, and organs of the human body"--.

Text and illustrations explore the organs of the human body and how they work.

An introduction to cell systems that describes the seven life processes, explains how the digestive system breaks down food, and highlights important discoveries.

Provides information about human organs, describing both the vital and non-vital organs, and looking at their role in the body. Includes illustrations, a glossary, and an organs diagram.

Text, illustrations, and photographs describe the structures and functions of cells in the human body.

Presents a cartoon introduction to the organs of the body, and teaches young readers the importance of regular exercise, a low-fat high-fiber diet, and drinking plenty of water.