Human Body Systems Review

An infectious disorder that produces lesions on the brain in lab animals is caused by parasites. When gonads (testes or ovaries) are removed from the lab animals, the resistance to the infection increases and fewer lesions are produced. The two systems working together are

• digestive and circulatory

• immune and endocrine

• reproductive and muscular

• skeletal and endocrine

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Pathogens are disease causing agents such as bacteria, virus, or fungi. What systems work together to protect the body from these would be invaders?

• endocrine and reproductive

• circulatory and immune

• digestive and skeletal

• lymphatic and respiratory

The integument system acts as the first line of defense against infection while the immune system produces a variety of cells to defend against invaders that enter the body. What conclusion can be made by these actions

• These two systems are working for different purposes

• The interaction of these two systems work for a specific and common purpose in the body

• These are actually the same systems under different names and do the same jobs.

• These two systems typically work independently of each other and do not share roles.

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The system bringing blood to the kidneys for filtering is the

• digestive

• excretory

• circulatory

• nervous

Gas exchange is accomplished by which two systems?

• digestive and muscular

• skeletal and excretory

• reproductive and endocrine

• circulatory and respiratory

Which two systems work together to prepare the female body for pregnancy and maintain hormone levels?

• digestive and excretory

• reproductive and endocrine

• immune and skeletal

• integument and respiratory

The systems that regulate the process of birth in mammals would include

• endocrine (hormones), muscular (contractions), and reproductive (gestation)

• endocrine (hormones) and muscular (contractions)

• endocrine (hormones) and reproductive (gestation)

• endocrine (hormones), reproductive (gestation) circulatory (blood to organs)

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Which system listed below is in the order of cellular hierarchy? simple to complex

• integumentary system -> skin cell -> hair

• nerve cell -> brain -> ganglion - > neurons

• skin cell -> epidermis -> integumentary system

• heart -> lungs - > bronchii -> muscle cell

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When you saved Fred on Brainpop, which systems worked together to help him evade the wolf?

• The immune system releases antibodies to heal possible infections, endocrine delivers adrenaline to increase Fred's speed.

• Respiratory system increases Fred's breathing rate while the circulatory system increases blood pressure to provide more oxygen to tissues and cells.

• The digestive system increases rate of digestion while excretory system causes Fred to pee his pants

• circulatory system delivers more blood to the muscles system so Fred will be able to bleed profusely while being attacked by the wolf.

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When hormones provide feedback that affects neural processing, which two systems are involved.

• Nervous and Cardiac

• Endocrine and Digestive

• Nervous and Endocrine

• Digestive and Circulatory

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