The maintenance of a stable internal environment

The process of breaking down food

A person is running a race. Explain how the circulatory and respiratory systems work together to help the runner.

The circulatory system delivers oxygen from the respiratory system to muscles, and removes carbon dioxide produced during exercise.

The circulatory system breaks down food for energy.

The respiratory system produces hormones for the muscles.

The digestive system pumps blood to the lungs.

A student eats a meal. Describe how the digestive and excretory systems interact to process the food.

The digestive system breaks down food and the excretory system removes waste products from the body.

The excretory system delivers nutrients to the blood.

The digestive system filters waste from the blood.

The excretory system controls movement of food.

If a person touches a hot stove, which two systems work together to help them react quickly?

Digestive and Excretory systems

Circulatory and Respiratory systems

Explain how the immune system and circulatory system interact to protect the body from infection.

The circulatory system transports immune cells throughout the body to fight infection.

The immune system pumps blood to infected areas.

The circulatory system produces antibodies.

The immune system exchanges gases in the lungs.

A person is dehydrated. How do the nervous and endocrine systems help maintain homeostasis in this situation?

They signal the body to conserve water and trigger thirst.

Describe how the muscular and skeletal systems work together to allow you to jump.

Muscles contract and pull on bones, causing movement at the joints.

Bones produce hormones for muscles.

Muscles filter waste from the blood.

Bones send electrical signals to muscles.

How do the endocrine and nervous systems work together to respond to stress?

The nervous system detects stress and signals the endocrine system to release stress hormones.

The endocrine system pumps blood faster.

The nervous system breaks down food.

The endocrine system filters waste.

A person has a fever. Explain how the immune system and nervous system interact to help the body fight infection.

The immune system detects pathogens and the nervous system raises body temperature to help fight infection.

The nervous system produces antibodies.

The immune system breaks down food.

The nervous system pumps blood faster.

Explain how the respiratory and excretory systems work together to remove waste from the body.

The respiratory system removes carbon dioxide, while the excretory system removes other wastes like urea.

The excretory system exchanges oxygen in the lungs.

The respiratory system filters blood.

The excretory system produces hormones.

How do the digestive and circulatory systems work together to provide energy to the body?

The digestive system breaks down food into nutrients, which the circulatory system transports to cells.

The circulatory system produces digestive enzymes.

The digestive system pumps blood.

The circulatory system removes waste from food.

A person is exercising. Explain how the muscular, respiratory, and circulatory systems interact to support this activity.

Muscles use oxygen delivered by the circulatory system, which gets oxygen from the respiratory system.

The muscular system produces hormones for the lungs.

The respiratory system breaks down food for muscles.

The circulatory system filters waste from muscles.

Describe how the body maintains homeostasis when blood sugar levels rise after eating.

The endocrine system releases insulin to help cells absorb sugar, lowering blood sugar levels.

The nervous system increases heart rate.

The digestive system removes sugar from the blood.

The immune system produces antibodies.

How do the skeletal and immune systems interact to protect the body?

Bones produce white blood cells, which are part of the immune system.

The immune system strengthens bones.

Bones filter waste from the blood.

The immune system produces calcium.

Explain how the nervous and muscular systems work together to help you write with a pencil.

The nervous system sends signals to the muscles in your hand, causing them to contract and move the pencil.

The muscular system produces hormones for the hand.

The nervous system breaks down food for energy.

The muscular system filters waste from the blood.

A person is exposed to a virus. Describe how the immune and circulatory systems respond to protect the body.

The immune system produces antibodies, and the circulatory system transports them throughout the body to fight the virus.

The circulatory system produces antibodies.

The immune system pumps blood faster.

The circulatory system exchanges gases in the lungs.

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Send signals

Produce hormones

Which system provides structure and support for the body?

Muscular system

Skeletal system

Endocrine system

Immune system

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