Match each system to the function(s) it carries out. Systems may be used more than once.Changes food into nutrientsA. Lymphatic and Immune SystemsTransports nutrients to and wastes from cellsB. Urinary SystemC. Reproductive SystemD. Muscular SystemDefends against infectious diseaseExchanges gases with environmentRids body of nitrogen-containing metabolic wasteE. Integumentary SystemF. Nervous SystemIntegrates information from internal and extermal environmentG. Cardiovascular SystemV Stores mineralsH. Digestive System1. Respiratory SystemJ. Endocrine SystemProduces offspringProduces formed elements of the bloodK. Skelėtal SystemMaintains postureReturns tissue fluid to bloodMoves body & internal organsRegulates body systems by releasing molecules into the bloodstreamv Protects underlying tissue from physical damageV Produces heatProtects internal organs such as the heart and brain> >

The human body consists of many different organs, and when functionally related organs cooperate…

Match each system to the function(s) it carries out. Systems may be used more than once. Changes food into nutrients A. Lymphatic and Immune Systerms Transports nutrients to and wastes from cells B. Urinary System C. Reproductive System D. Muscular System Defends against infectious disease Exchanges gases with environment V Rids body of nitrogen-containing metabolic waste E. Integumentary System F. Nervous System Integrates information from internal and extemal environment G. Cardiovascular System Stores minerals H. Digestive System 1. Respiratory System J. Endocrine System Produces offspring Produces formed elements of the blood K. Skelėtal System Maintains posture Returns tissue fluid to blood V Moves body & internal organs V Regulates body systems by releasing molecules into the bloodstream Protects underlying tissue from physical damage V Produces heat V Protects internal organs such as the heart and brain > > > > > > >>

Match each system to the function(s) it carries out. Systems may be used more than once. Changes food into nutrients A. Lymphatic and Immune Systerms Transports nutrients to and wastes from cells B. Urinary System C. Reproductive System D. Muscular System Defends against infectious disease Exchanges gases with environment V Rids body of nitrogen-containing metabolic waste E. Integumentary System F. Nervous System Integrates information from internal and extemal environment G. Cardiovascular System Stores minerals H. Digestive System 1. Respiratory System J. Endocrine System Produces offspring Produces formed elements of the blood K. Skelėtal System Maintains posture Returns tissue fluid to blood V Moves body & internal organs V Regulates body systems by releasing molecules into the bloodstream Protects underlying tissue from physical damage V Produces heat V Protects internal organs such as the heart and brain > > > > > > >>

Human Physiology: From Cells to Systems (MindTap Course List)

9th Edition

ISBN:9781285866932

Author:Lauralee Sherwood

Publisher:Lauralee Sherwood

Chapter1: Introduction To Physiology And Homeostasis

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1RE: Which of the following activities is not carried out by every cell in the body? Obtaining O2 and...

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