salt balance which is All of the systems in the body help to maintain a constant internal environment within acceptable ranges. urinary The system pumps blood to and from capillaries to cardiovascular exchange gases. digestive The system collects excess tissue fluids and returns it to the lymphatic vessels via the cardiovascular system. oxygen The system takes in and digests food to provide nutrients to replenish those used by a body's cells. homeostasis The system removes from blood and nervous brings in carbon dioxide system helps rid the body of metabolic wastes and , and pH. The helps regulate blood volume, respiratory The and endocrine systems regulate all other systems lymphatic through hormones and various feedback mechanisms.

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