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Organ Systems Connections, Sofía Meléndez - Coggle Diagram
Organ Systems Connections
Digestive
Provide the building blocks for some neurotransmitter
Nervous
Regulating immune homeostasis
Immune
Gets nutrients from food and hands it over to the blood
Cardiovascular
Obtains its nutrients from the digestive processes
Integumentary
Breaks down food into nutrients
Musculoskeletal
Receiving nutrients from it
Reproductive
Remove waste
Urinary
Provides nutrients
Respiratory
All endocrine functions of endocrine cells are involved in food digestion and nutrient absorption
Endocrine
Absorbs fats and fat, soluble vitamins
Lymphatic
Respiratory
Innate and adaptive immune cells to induce a potent immune response
Immune
taking oxygen into the body which is delivered to the cells in the dermis of the skin
Integumentary
Slows the breathing rate
Nervous
Provides the oxygen it needs
Reproductive
Provides oxygen that bones need to maintain their density and strength
Musculoskeletal
Venous drainage of the penis
Lymphatic
Provide this oxygen and to remove the waste products of metabolism
Cardiovascular
Remove waste products that cells produce during digestion, such as carbon dioxide
Digestive
Supplies oxygen to the cells of the urinary system
Urinary
Reproductive
Affect the development of the nervous system
Nervous
Regulates the immune system by producing hormones
Immune
Promotes the development of muscles
Musculoskeletal
Estrogen produced by the glands helps the skin maintain its elasticity and strength
Integumentary
Male reproductive system uses the urethra to carry sperm
Urinary
Nervous
Trigger inflammatory processes to attract immune system cells
Immune
Contains sweat glands and flows blood
Integumentary
Sends a message to activate your skeletal muscles
Musculoskeletal
Controls the reproductive system
Reproductive
Releases the hormones to accelerate the heart rate
Cardiovascular
Autonomic nervous system
Respiratory
Hold and release urine at the right time
Urinary
Various lymph node functions are regulated by the sympathetic nervous system
Lymphatic
Communicate with each other through the hypothalamus, which controls hunger and thirst
Endocrine
Controls the tone of the digestive tract
Digestive
Urinary
Regulate pressure
Cardiovascular
Protect against infection
Immune
Control of the excretion of waste products from the body
Musculoskeletal
Male urinary system uses the urethra to transport urine to the outside
Reproductive
Adrenal glands secrete hormones such as aldosterone, which function as part of the endocrine system
Endocrine
Lymphatic
Produce cells and antibodies
Immune
shared function of protecting the body from infection
Integumentary
There are lymphatic tracts within the central nervous system
Nervous
Draining the fluid from the uterus
Reproductive
Collect excess fluid from body tissues and return it to the bloodstream
Musculoskeletal
Drain fluid from tissues and return it to the vascular circulatory system
Respiratory
Draining excess fluids and proteins from tissues back into the bloodstream
Cardiovascular
Transports vitamins back to bloodstream
Digestive
Contributes to the systemic availability of hormones
Endocrine
Immune
Required for sculpting the circuitry and determining the activity of the nervous system
Nervous
Physical barrier to disease, causing germs and houses immune cells
Integumentary
Coordinate the activation of mechanisms that initiate tissue renewal
Musculoskeletal
Immunity against vaginal pathogens, establish immune tolerance for sperm and an embryo
Reproductive
kills healthy cells which prevents infection at the site of the injury
Cardiovascular
(Recognize and eliminate foreign substances from the respiratory tract
Respiratory
Eliminate invading bacteria
Urinary
Produce cells and antibodies
Lymphatic
highly receptive to endocrine signals due to the expression of hormone receptors on immune cells
Endocrine
Store immune cells that help the body fight infections
Digestive
Endocrine
Helps by secreting hormones
Integumentary
Produces and secretes hormones
Musculoskeletal
Controls production of sex hormones (estrogen in women and testosterone in men) and the production of eggs in women and sperm in men
Reproductive
Regulate and modulate its immune response
Immune
Stimulate respiration
Respiratory
Transmit instructions to key organs for growth and metabolism via the nervous system
Nervous
Helps produce T-cells from the hormone Thymosin
Lymphatic
Regulating many of its activities
Cardiovascular
Controls the release of hormones and enzymes required for digestion of food
Digestive
Endocrine hormones help control the homeostasis of the urinary system
Urinary
Cardiovascular
Brings nutrients and oxygen
Nervous
Increased blood flow
Immune
Pumping blood and oxygen to the working muscles
Musculoskeletal
Provided oxygen and nutrients
Reproductive
Collect metabolic wastes for elimination through urine
Urinary
Bringing blood to and from the lungs
Respiratory
Through its polypeptide hormones helps regulate cardiac preload and cardiac after load
Endocrine
Passes the nutrients to other parts of your body to store or use
Digestive
Musculoskeletal
Protect and allow the body to move
Integumentary
Helps the lungs to inhale and release air, also protect the lungs
Respiratory
Red blood cells and white blood cells are created in bones
Cardiovascular
From the action of skeletal muscle come the pressure gradients that move lymph through the vessels
Lymphatic
Bones provide calcium and also protect the brain
Nervous
Muscles produce and release compounds that are important for the proliferation
Immune
When the bladder muscles tighten, it is possible to urinate
Urinary
Allows the movement of the smooth muscles in the digestive tract
Digestive
Allows the reproductive organs to be kept in place
Reproductive
One of the endocrine organs
Endocrine
Integumentary
Regulate body temperature
Nervous
Protecting the body from bacteria, infection, injury and sunlight
Immune
Gives protection by providing a protective covering
Musculoskeletal
Is protected and acts as a barrier between it and other environmental risks
Reproductive
Helping conserve or release heat by constricting or dilating the blood vessels
Cardiovascular
shared function of protecting the body from infection
Lymphatic
Excrete waste products
Urinary
Ensure that calcium can be absorbed
Digestive
Hormonal receptors and are targets of hormones
Endocrine
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