| This organ stores white blood cells and removes old or damaged red blood cells. |
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| These organs facilitate the exchange of gas known as respiration |
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| 90% of digestion and absorption of food occurs in this organ. |
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| This organ filters blood that comes from the digestive system. It also creates the substance known as bile. |
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| This organ pumps blood throughout the body. |
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| This organ controls serves as the body's "computer" and controls all major functions. |
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| This organ creates enzymes for digestion and also helps regulate the body's blood-sugar levels. |
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| The main function of this organ is to absorb water from the material that has passed through the digestive system and to rid the body of the resulting waste. |
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| This bundle of nerves connects the brain with the rest of the body. |
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| These organs have many functions including to excrete waste and toxins from the blood (forming urine), and to regulate blood pressure. |
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