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Coloring Book

Created by

Sharon Bone

Bibi Jackson

Marika Shioiri-Clark

Matt Hawkes

Jennifer Kang

March 2008

Sponsored by

Hall of Health ® 2230 Shattuck Ave. (lower level)

Berkeley, CA 94704

510-549-1564

The brain

rains information to the muscles

which hustle and bustle,

allowing action by contraction!

They attach to the bones,

which are not made

of sticks and stones

but vitamins, minerals,

and calcium.

So what remains?

The magnificent art of

thesignificantstart of our life!

It pumps and pumps the blood to flood

60,000 miles of capillaries, veins, and arteries,

giving our muscles the power to talk,

the power to walk, the power to hold,

the power to move and the power to groove.

Nowit's time for you to begin to meet

your body

underneath the skin!

Meet

Mr. Bones

Adults have 206 bones.

Cranium

Inside our bones is a

Skull

substance called

Mandible

bone marrow.

In the bone marrow

Clavicle

we make

Scapula -

Sternum

blood cells.

—Thorax

Humerus

Rib

Our bones have

3 main functions:

Vertebral

column

Ulna

1. Support the body

so we can stand up

straight

Pelvis

— Sacrum

—Coccyx

Radius

2. Protect our organs,

such as our lungs.

Carpals

Meta- -

carpals

3. Anchor our muscles

ligaments and

tendons so that

Phalanges—^

Femur

we can move.

Patella

There are many ways to

keep our bones healthy

and strong. For example,

Fibula

Tibia

we can drink milk to get

calcium, eat green leafy

vegetables for iron, and

play outside in the sun

Tarsals

Metatarsals

to get vitamin D.

Phalanges

Lungs and Respiratory System

Mouth:

Juice from tobacco

can cause damage

to gums and teeth.

Harmful effects of tobacco use

Brain:

You can become dependent

on tobacco. After being a

long-time smokeryou can

become depressed and/or

nervous when you try to quit.

Throat:

Tobacco smoke can

cause cancer of the throat.

Larynx:

Tobacco smoke can

cause cancer of the larynx.

Circulatory System:

Nicotine causes the heart

to beat faster and blood

pressure to rise. It damages

arteries and leads to heart

attacks.

Lungs:

Long-term use can

cause emphysema.

Cell damage in lungs

can lead to lung cancer.

Esophagus:

Tobacco smoke can

cause cancer of the esophagus

Stomach:

Nicotine can lead to

the development of ulcers.

Our body needs oxygen to

Kidneys:

Chemicals in tobacco are

linked to cancer of the kidneys.

survive. Our lungs breathe

Pancreas:

Chemicals from cigarettes

can cause cancer of the pancreas.

in oxygen from the air.

Our lungs need the air to

Bladder:

Chemicals in tobacco are

linked to cancer of the bladder.

be as fresh and clean as

possible. People who do

not smoke and do not

▼ Color the lungs to show if the person has healthy

lungs or smoker's lungs.

(Notice the difference in size, color, and shape).

inhale cigarette smoke

have healthy, clean, pink

fleshy colored lungs.

Healthy

lungs

Smoker's

lungs

People who do smoke

and/or inhale what is

called "second-hand

smoke" have pink and

black spotted lungs.

J V

Pulmonary Circulation

The heart is made up of four chambers all working together to pump blood around

the whole body. The arrows show the blood circulation. The bold arrows

represent the flow of oxygenated blood. This type of blood flows to all the body

parts. It should be colored red. The light arrows represent the flow of deoxygenated

blood. This type of blood is carried back to the lungs to get oxygen from the air

we breathe. It should be colored blue.

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