Human Body Systems Review

The brain checks up on the amount of carbon dioxide in the blood and adjusts the rate of breathing. The brain “communicates” with the lungs using nerves from the brain to the lungs.

Multiple Choice

The brain checks up on the amount of carbon dioxide in the blood and adjusts the rate of breathing. The brain “communicates” with the lungs using nerves from the brain to the lungs.

 

The two systems working together are

• Digestive & Circulatory

• Respiratory & Circulatory

• Nervous & Respiratory

• Circulatory &. Muscular

Blood vessels carry red blood cells to the lungs, to get rid of carbon dioxide and pick up oxygen that has been breathed in. The heart pumps red blood cells carrying oxygen from lungs to all cells in the body and back to the lungs once the oxygen has been used up.

 

Multiple Choice

Blood vessels carry red blood cells to the lungs, to get rid of carbon dioxide and pick up oxygen that has been breathed in. The heart pumps red blood cells carrying oxygen from lungs to all cells in the body and back to the lungs once the oxygen has been used up.

 

The two systems working together are

• circulatory & muscular

• digestive & circulatory

• nervous & respiratory

• respiratory & circulatory

Multiple Choice

Blood vessels deliver nutrients and oxygen for all the intestinal cells to function. Blood in blood vessels picks up nutrients absorbed by the intestines and carries them away to other parts of the body that need them.

 

The two systems working together are

• digestive & circulatory

• respiratory & circulatory

• nervous & respiratory

• circulatory & muscular

Multiple Choice

Blood vessels carry nutrients (like glucose) and oxygen to the muscle cells that need them. Blood vessels take away carbon dioxide and waste from muscle cells.

The two systems working together are

• Digestive & Circulatory

• Respiratory & Circulatory

• Nervous & Respiratory

• Circulatory & Muscular