Organisation of the Body
What organisation of the body means
Cells, tissues, organs and the main body systems.
Worked example
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The basic structural and functional unit of the human body is the:
- Cell
- Organ
- Tissue
- System
Working: The cell is the smallest living unit; groups of similar cells form tissues, which form organs.
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Related skills
Other The Human Body & Its Systems skills in Health Science, at the same point in the course.
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