circulatory system
what can the circulatory system be used for
transporting materials throughout body
whats the function of respiratory system
to exchange gases between the atmosphere and blood
what does the digestive system break down
food
whats the function of the endocrine system
to communicate through chemical signals
whats the function of the nervous system
communicate through electric signals
why does the circulatory transport materials
to maintain homeostasis
whats one of the ways to exchange gases
by breathing
why does the digestive system break down food
to gain ATP and nutrients
whats the signals called
hormones
what is stimuli
a thing or an event that evokes a specific functional reaction in an organ or tissue
how does the circulatory transport materials throughout the body
the materials enter the blood system and goes throughout the body
whats the chemicals reaction called to exchange gases
respiration
what are the two ways to digest food
mechanical and chemical
what do the hormones do
controls and regulates the activity of certaint cells and organs
whats are the two nervous systems called that control your body
central nervous system and peripheral nervous system(CNS and PNS)
what does the circulatory transport through out the body
materials needed to maintain homeostasis
whats is the organ called responsible for respitory system
your lungs
how do you mechanicaly break down food
chew,peel,cut
are hormones shaped the same or different
its genetically different
what does the central nervous system do/the function
get info and deciding how to respond by giving orders to the body
how does the circulatory system work with other body systems to maintain homeostasis
circulatory system transports signals,materials and things needed to maintain homeostasis
what gases are being exchanged during respiration
oxygenn and carbon dioxide
how do you chemically break down food
saliva,enzymes,acids
what determines the function of the hormones
the shape
what does the PNS do/the function
sends signals in and out of the CNS/ the central nervous system