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 * **How does one of your assigned body systems work with another system? Give a detailed explaination along with an example. Don't forget to write your answers in complete sentences and to identify yourself before typing as described in step 2 on the previous page.** ||

Anderson: The skeletal system works with the muscular system by providing structure for the muscles. The bones also give the muscles something to guide around. An example is a muscle guides around the femar so that you can move your leg.

Brooke G - The lymphatic system serves as drainage of all pathogens picked up by our immune system cells, mainly innate immune system cells such as Dendritic Cells, Macrophages (all Antigen Presenting Cells/APCs). These cells circulate in our tissues and drain into lymph nodes. If an APC has contracted a pathogen or its epitope (a particular recognition factor), then the T-cells and B-cells are stimulated and proliferate to isolate and stop the invading pathogen. Thus, the lymphatic system is the interstate between the health department/police and the incoming pathogens from the surfaces of skin/blood stream.

Caroline P: The Nervous System and the Endocrine System are related in 3 different, main areas. These 3 main areas are: structure, chemical, and function. The Endocrine system and the Nervous system work parallel with each other and in conjunction function in maintaining homeostasis, development, and reproduction. Both systems are the communication links of the body and aid the body's life systems to function correctly and in relation to each other.

Katie W: The lymphatic system works with the cardiovascular system by " picking up " excess fluid form the capillaries and dropping it off back in the blood. Also, the spleen creates and destroys red blood cells(rbc). Its kind of like the red blood cell recycling center. It also helps clean out the blood. That is how the Lymphatic system works with the cardiovascular system in the human body.

Hontington S: The skeletal system works with the muscular system. The muscular system is the brain of the bones it tells them to move. It would tell them to contract at any time needed. Like if something bad was coming your muscular system would tell your leg bones to contract and you would run away from it. That is how the skeletal system and the muscular system work together.

Bailey R: The Excretory system works with the Digestive system. They work together well because the digestive system digests the food and sends it down the small intestine. (Just for other people who might be reading this, the small intestine is a long,cramped tube that the food goes down after being digested in the stomach. The small intestine has many "valves" that food goes through to be sent into the blood stream.") Then the Excretory system comes in place. All the waste that didn't get sent into the blood stream ends up in the large intestine.(A wider,but shorter,version of the smaller intestine.It is in the shape of an upside-down u, like this "n"). The food goes through the large intestine, pushed into a brown mass called "feces", and leaves through the anus. That's how the Digestive and Excretory system work together.

Alyssa D: The muscular and skeletal systems work together by the brain telling the muscles to move the bones in your body. An example is if the soccer ball is coming towards me, my brain would tell my muscles in my legs to run and kick the ball into the goal.

Bailey M: The immune system works with the ciculatory system, because when you have a cold you have to breath in air through your blood cells and that reads the circulatory system. Then the circulatory system helps the immune cells travel through the blood vessels to get to the germs.

Theo Z: The nervous system works with the muscular system. When you run, the brain sends a message to the spinal cord. From there, a signal is sent to the muscles in the legs. Immediately, the tendons start pulling on the ligaments. Then the leg muscles move up and down.Then,you start running!

Andrew:the nervous system works whith the integamentare system.like when you ripoff your toe nainl you feel pain and you put a bandade on the toe. if you cut your self and you star bleading but you don't feal pain you might bead to death. if you want to get a hair cut the brain tells the musels to say mom can I get a hair cut.

Kelly A: The digestive and the excretory system work together because it helps make the excretory get the feces and urine out and by not just wasteing the nutrients. Also another reason is that food would be to undgested to get it out.

Sam H: The digestive and the excretory system work together by: making the food travel down the esophagus threw the small intestins into the excretory system creating liquid and solid waste. The liquid waste goes to the urinary system and exits the body threw the anus. Now the solid waste comes out threw the other end. For example:Food trabels down the esophagus threw the small intestins and goes its separate ways.

John P-M: The circulatory and respiratory system teach every organ and system. They are connected to every cell so they can transport blood efficiantly. When you breathe, they carry fresh air to your cells and take the dissolved carbon dioxide back through the lungs.

Rachel B: The endocrine system is linked to the nervous system which produces hormones that controls many of the body's functions, including metabolism, homeostasis, growth, sexual maturation, and contaction of the smooth and cordiac. Examlpe: The pituitary also secretes endorphins, chemicals that act on the nervous system to reduce sensitivity to pain.

Maggie B:The Respiratory system works with the Cardiovascular system because they both help you breathe air in, and out and helps blow out waste. Inhaled oxygen enters the lung and reaches the Alveoli. Oxygen passes quick through the air-blood barrier into the blood though the capillaries.

Caroline M: The cardiovascular system works with the respiratory system because they help insure that organ tissues get enough oxygen.The air breathed in is held by the lungs which is transferred to the blood. The blood circulates by the heart which pumps the oxygen-rich blood from the lungs to the body. The respiratory system and the cardiovascular system also remove carbon dioxide (waste) from the blood and oxygen.