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This is my concept map below,(not a drawing) that connects the digestive, circulatory, and respiratory system. Could you recreate it exactly like that but with more pictures.    Rule: don't do it like the second image do it exactly like the first image but with more pictures

This is my concept map below,(not a drawing) that connects the digestive, circulatory, and respiratory system. Could you recreate it exactly like that but with more pictures.    Rule: don't do it like the second image do it exactly like the first image but with more pictures

Human Physiology: From Cells to Systems (MindTap Course List)
Human Physiology: From Cells to Systems (MindTap Course List)
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ISBN:9781285866932
Author:Lauralee Sherwood
Publisher:Lauralee Sherwood
Chapter16: The Digestive System
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This is my concept map below,(not a drawing) that connects the digestive, circulatory, and respiratory system. Could you recreate it exactly like that but with more pictures.   

Rule: don't do it like the second image do it exactly like the first image but with more pictures

 

The respiratory and circulatory systems circulate blood and oxygen. Air moves through the trachea and bronchi Respiratory system Respiratory system body parts include nose mouth pharynx larynx Trachea Bronchi Lungs Body Circulatory system The circulatory system includes: Calified bones Blood WBC RBC Heart Digestive system Works to absorb nutrients and carry chemical signals. It body parts include Mouth Esophagus Gall bladder Pancreas Large intestine Small intestine The nasal passages open into the pharynx, which is common for the respiratory and digestive systems. Appendix Rectum Anus Mouth When we eat food mixed with gastric juices The teeth crush the food and mix it with saliva. In the stomach, food mixes with gastric juices. Nutrients are absorbed in the small intestine. The liver will produce bile that breaks down the food Feces Pass through the rectum and leave the body through the aus. Esophagus Stomach large intestine Small intestine Anus
Transcribed Image Text:The respiratory and circulatory systems circulate blood and oxygen. Air moves through the trachea and bronchi Respiratory system Respiratory system body parts include nose mouth pharynx larynx Trachea Bronchi Lungs Body Circulatory system The circulatory system includes: Calified bones Blood WBC RBC Heart Digestive system Works to absorb nutrients and carry chemical signals. It body parts include Mouth Esophagus Gall bladder Pancreas Large intestine Small intestine The nasal passages open into the pharynx, which is common for the respiratory and digestive systems. Appendix Rectum Anus Mouth When we eat food mixed with gastric juices The teeth crush the food and mix it with saliva. In the stomach, food mixes with gastric juices. Nutrients are absorbed in the small intestine. The liver will produce bile that breaks down the food Feces Pass through the rectum and leave the body through the aus. Esophagus Stomach large intestine Small intestine Anus
ation Through Through Through The exchange of gases -Starts with RESPIRATORY SYSTEM And -and- Nose Exhalation Mouth -Air goes through Pharynx (throat) Then through Contracts downward in the process of Epiglottis Esophagus Then through So food enters Simple Diffusion Takes advantage of Food Ingestion -Relaxes upwards in the process of Larynx (voice box) Into- Gastroesophageal sphincter Pancreas utlizes -Goes up and out when lungs expand in the process of Such as Then through -Compresses in the process of Aided by Bulk Flow Aided by Such as Liver This leads to high pressure in the lungs, that triggers: That involves the Acessory Organs Distruditing oxygen fram a place with Lures • Diaphragm and Ribcage Such as Such as Glabbladde Bronchioles end with Alveoll Branches into Broken down into Brunchi A Followed by Spleen Trachea Stomach Which Digests it Into-Chyme And sends it through senos Low oxygen rates Blocked by Epiglottis vili Verules A Duodenum Run through Pyloric sphincter Branched into [veins Connected by Blood Vessels Located near Tissue) CO2 diffuses into Oxygen diffuses into Oxygenated -Through Starts with it through Small Intestine DIGESTIVE SYSTEM Split into Then Jejunum Jeiunum called That is Arteries Branched into Arterioles) Capillaries CIRCULATORY SYSTEM Into -Back into- Deoxygenated through Page 1 / 1 Oxygenated through Oxygenated through Blood (stream) Responsible for Pumping blood Is responsible for Inta- -Then-Illeum Superior Vena Cava That includes passes through Q Deoxygenated enters Inferior Vens Cava Right Atrium Which Passes through Broken down nutrients and minerals The Ticuspid Valve Into Large Intestine Split into Culons Right Ventricle The Is composed of Passes through Pulmonary artery] The- -To Which -Solt into And Then Then Transversing Than Descending + Siamoid The Absorbs -Out the Rectum Mitral Valve Passes through Left Atrium water) Water Leaving the Into Aprta Into Aortic Valve Passes through Left Ventride Waste Anus -To Do To be Into the Excreted
Transcribed Image Text:ation Through Through Through The exchange of gases -Starts with RESPIRATORY SYSTEM And -and- Nose Exhalation Mouth -Air goes through Pharynx (throat) Then through Contracts downward in the process of Epiglottis Esophagus Then through So food enters Simple Diffusion Takes advantage of Food Ingestion -Relaxes upwards in the process of Larynx (voice box) Into- Gastroesophageal sphincter Pancreas utlizes -Goes up and out when lungs expand in the process of Such as Then through -Compresses in the process of Aided by Bulk Flow Aided by Such as Liver This leads to high pressure in the lungs, that triggers: That involves the Acessory Organs Distruditing oxygen fram a place with Lures • Diaphragm and Ribcage Such as Such as Glabbladde Bronchioles end with Alveoll Branches into Broken down into Brunchi A Followed by Spleen Trachea Stomach Which Digests it Into-Chyme And sends it through senos Low oxygen rates Blocked by Epiglottis vili Verules A Duodenum Run through Pyloric sphincter Branched into [veins Connected by Blood Vessels Located near Tissue) CO2 diffuses into Oxygen diffuses into Oxygenated -Through Starts with it through Small Intestine DIGESTIVE SYSTEM Split into Then Jejunum Jeiunum called That is Arteries Branched into Arterioles) Capillaries CIRCULATORY SYSTEM Into -Back into- Deoxygenated through Page 1 / 1 Oxygenated through Oxygenated through Blood (stream) Responsible for Pumping blood Is responsible for Inta- -Then-Illeum Superior Vena Cava That includes passes through Q Deoxygenated enters Inferior Vens Cava Right Atrium Which Passes through Broken down nutrients and minerals The Ticuspid Valve Into Large Intestine Split into Culons Right Ventricle The Is composed of Passes through Pulmonary artery] The- -To Which -Solt into And Then Then Transversing Than Descending + Siamoid The Absorbs -Out the Rectum Mitral Valve Passes through Left Atrium water) Water Leaving the Into Aprta Into Aortic Valve Passes through Left Ventride Waste Anus -To Do To be Into the Excreted
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