A – Organ  B – Organ System   C – Organism   Be specific at each level of organization while keeping the greater good of the whole body in mind.    If there was significant dysfunction at the organ level, predict how the effects of that flaw might ripple though higher levels of organization mentioned above?  How might this affect the overall health of the person?

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