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1. What do the abovementioned systems maintain? 2. Which system brings nutrients to the different cells of the body? 3. Carbon dioxide is one of the body's waste materials removed from the body by which two systems? 4. What are some of the body wastes that leave through the urinary system? 5. Wastes go out of the body through which two body systems?

1. What do the abovementioned systems maintain? 2. Which system brings nutrients to the different cells of the body? 3. Carbon dioxide is one of the body's waste materials removed from the body by which two systems? 4. What are some of the body wastes that leave through the urinary system? 5. Wastes go out of the body through which two body systems?

Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
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1. What do the abovementioned systems maintain? 2. Which system brings nutrients to the different cells of the body? 3. Carbon dioxide is one of the body's waste materials removed from the body by which two systems? 4. What are some of the body wastes that leave through the urinary system? 5. Wastes go out of the body through which two body systems?
Transcribed Image Text:1. What do the abovementioned systems maintain? 2. Which system brings nutrients to the different cells of the body? 3. Carbon dioxide is one of the body's waste materials removed from the body by which two systems? 4. What are some of the body wastes that leave through the urinary system? 5. Wastes go out of the body through which two body systems?
III. Understanding the Whole Picture Directions: Read each boxed paragraph about respiration (gas exchange), circulation/transport of materials, and excretion (regulation of fluids) of the human body. Then, answer the questions that follow. $ The constant Internal environment(homeostasis) of the human body must be maintained for it to survive. The combined works of the respiratory system, circulatory system, and the excretory/urinary system are important in maintaining this homeostasis. The respiratory system controls the balance between the inhalation of oxygen and the excretion of carbon dioxide that leaves the body. The level of carbon dioxide in the body must be maintained for the body cell s to function well. The circulatory system brings oxygen from the respiratory system and the nutrients from the digestive system to the different cells of the body. The circulatory system also take the waste products from the cells and them bring them to the urinary system and the respiratory systems where they are removed from the body. Waste materials like excess water and salt go out of the body through the urinary system, while carbon dioxide exits the body through the respiratory system. Lastly, the urinary system removes waste products from the blood through the kidneys. These waste materials which contain excess salt, excess water, urea, creatinine, and ammonia leave the body through the urinary system in the form of the liquid waste called urine.
Transcribed Image Text:III. Understanding the Whole Picture Directions: Read each boxed paragraph about respiration (gas exchange), circulation/transport of materials, and excretion (regulation of fluids) of the human body. Then, answer the questions that follow. $ The constant Internal environment(homeostasis) of the human body must be maintained for it to survive. The combined works of the respiratory system, circulatory system, and the excretory/urinary system are important in maintaining this homeostasis. The respiratory system controls the balance between the inhalation of oxygen and the excretion of carbon dioxide that leaves the body. The level of carbon dioxide in the body must be maintained for the body cell s to function well. The circulatory system brings oxygen from the respiratory system and the nutrients from the digestive system to the different cells of the body. The circulatory system also take the waste products from the cells and them bring them to the urinary system and the respiratory systems where they are removed from the body. Waste materials like excess water and salt go out of the body through the urinary system, while carbon dioxide exits the body through the respiratory system. Lastly, the urinary system removes waste products from the blood through the kidneys. These waste materials which contain excess salt, excess water, urea, creatinine, and ammonia leave the body through the urinary system in the form of the liquid waste called urine.
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