why are the systems in your body interdependant on each other?
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This site gives a good explanation.
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The parasympathetic nervous system is antagonistic to the sympathetic nervous system. It's not that one tries to be active all the time, they work together and one is more active than the other in certain types of situations. \n\nThe parasympathetic system does the following:\n\nHeart - slows it down\npupils - constricts them\nlungs - constricts airways\nstomach - stimulates digestion\nintestines - dilates blood vesssels so that more blood can go to the intestines\nbladder - stimulates it\ngenitals - stimulates erection
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Central Nervous System (CNS) includes the brain the spinal cord. Then the Peripheral Nervous System (PNS). The peripheral nervous system is divided into the somatic nervous system and the autonomic nervous system. \nThe somatic nervous system is responsible for coordinating the body's movements, and also for receiving external stimuli. It is the system that regulates activities that are under conscious control.\nThe autonomic nervous system is then split into the sympathetic division, parasympathetic division, and enteric division.\n\nHope i have helped you.....\nby the way.. your heart is part of your nervous system.... you can read it in the site below....
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digestive system converts food to energy\nrespiratory system and circulatory system work together to bring oxygen to all parts of the body\nmusculoskeletal system allows movement\nnervous system allows communication between brain and other body parts
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It is a part of stress response. your body diverts blood flow to the brain/musculoskeletal syatems for "fight or flight". The body's digestive, elimination and reproductive systems are a low priority for stimulation/metabolic activity because the body is focused on survival.
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Interdependence? Mutually Dependent. Most of the natural world is mutually dependent on its environment in order to sustain the eco-system. An example is the honey bee which is dependent upon flowers for nectar to create honey (the bee eats honey), in turn the flowers are dependent upon the honey bee for reproduction. The honey bee cross-pollinates flowers by simply spreading the pollen that gets on itself from one flower to another, thereby creating more flowers.
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In general, the endocrine system is in charge of body processes that happen slowly, such as cell growth. Faster processes like breathing and body movement are monitored by the nervous system. But even though the nervous system and endocrine system are separate systems, they often work together to help the body function properly
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All sorts of factors affect the suitability of the human body fluids to sustain life; these include properties like temperature, salinity, and acidity, and the concentrations of nutrients such as glucose, various ions, oxygen, and wastes, such as carbon dioxide and urea. Since these properties affect the chemical reactions that keep bodies alive, there are built-in physiological mechanisms to maintain them at desirable levels.\n\nHowever, it should be noted that homeostasis is not the reason for these ongoing unconscious adjustments. Homeostasis should be thought of as a general characterization of many normal processes in concert, not their proximal cause per se. Moreover, there are numerous biological phenomena which do not conform to this model, such as anabolism.
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The muscles of the body actually depend heavily on the vitamins, minerals as well as on the other nutrients that we take in so as to ensure that they're always well taken care of. Consciously taking care of your body through the proper exercise, a well-balanced diet and a stress-free
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The adrenal gland in the endocrine system actually works in co-ordination with the autonomic nervous system of the peripheral nervous system.
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muscular system helps you move.....with out that you couldnt move anywhere......respiratory helps you breath.......circulatory helps the blood move through the body and other fluids get where they are going
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Yes this is true. I learned this through dieting advisers. The reason being that our stomach is so busy trying to process the food, that when we try to focus our energy on some other activity, our body revolts by cramping up.
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Your skin is the largest organ you have. Its health and development is determined by what happens within you. Internal medicine is systemic in nature, relying on all of you internal organs and systems working together like a well oiled machine.\n   Hope that helps
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Nervous system is much faster in their rate of control mostly because of the way they communicate.  Nervous system communicates via neurotransmitters that are sent from one neuron to the next at a synapse.  This neurotransmitter, such as acetylcholine, will cause ion channels to open and an action potential to take place.  The rate at which these action potentials take place determines the action or sense that your nervous system transmits.  The endocrine system, on the other hand is a lot slower because the hormone molecules it sends out have to find its way to the effector organs.  To do this, the hormones have to travel through the blood system, reach the organs, and then bind to the cellular receptors.  Even after this has happened, these endocrine hormones tend to cause cascades in target cells to take place before the initended effect takes place.  These cascades include tyrosine kinase or g-protein coupled receptor phosphorylation cascades that ultimately result in transcription and translation of genes.  This process also is a lot slower than the process of action potential in the nervous system.
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A general answer is Chemicals\nCertain chemicals trigger certain chemicals in your body
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All that is really known for sure is that there appears to be more electical and chemical activity in each side of the brain when performing certain tasks, but where there is a misconseption is that one side and one side only is responsible for the activity in a given subject area. Most things require many parts of your brain, some more than others.
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Nervous system is devided in to two parts: central(CNS) and peripheral nervous systems(PNS).CNS is the brain and the spinal cord,PNS is composed of many nerves that contains neurones (nerve fibers),these neurones are of two types,Efferent(sensory) neurones carry the messages from the different body organs to the CNS,while the afferent(motor) neurones carry the messages from the CNS back to the different organs. When any part of the system is stimulated by any stimulant;whether it is external or internal,this stimulation will be carried as a message to the CNS where it is translated and then appropriate action is planned, this action then is carried by the motor neurones back to target cells or organs to carry on the plan of action tward that stimulant...It's  a complicated process that really shows the power of the creator who designed it---our lord