B7

Human Body Systems Wiki Question for B7
Nicki: My systems are the nervous system and the integumentary system. The nervous system works with the muscular system. The brain sends a message the spinal cord to the finger muscle. The muscle then contracts and pulls on the tendon which moves the bone.For example. If your finger touches somthing hot the thebrain will send the message down the spinal cord to the finger muscle. Then the muscle will contract and pull on the tendon wich moves the bone. Then the finger will pull away.
 * **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.** ||

Maggie: The endocrine works with the digestion. The Pancreus is a filter for food or suger keeping glutose in blood at a good rate. The adrenal glands sit on top of the kidneys helping the digestion too.

This is Katherine H., and my system is the muscular system. The muscular system works with the skeletal system because the muscles give the bones power to move so we could walk, jump etc. If we didn't have the muscles there ,we wouldn't be able to move anything. The bones are still until the muscles come along.

Greyson M: The digestive system is the energy system that turns food into fuel for your body. The excretory system is the waste system that removes waste from the body. The process starts with food at the mouth and continues down the esophagus, after that it travels down to the large chamber of the liver and stomach. It travels past the pancreas and the gall bladder. It swiftly follows the path of the small intestine and finally goes to the large intestine and finally to the rectum.

Brooke Butler:The nervous system works with the muscular system. The brain sends messages to nerves. The nerves are conected to the muscle witch are connected to the bone with tendons. The nerves tell the muscle to move so the muscle contracts and it pulls the tendons witch pulls the bones and that is what makes your body move. For example if you were touching a hot pan your nerves would feel it and it sends a message to the brain. The brain then says ouch and it sends a message to your finer through the nerves. The nerves then tell the muscle to move and it pulls the tendons. the tendons are connected to your bones and then you take of your finger and you have a bad burn. That seems like a long prosess but it takes less then a second.

Gabby: The Immune system works with the circulatory system. In this system combination the white blood cells travel through the blood stream. The blood stream is in these tube like things called blood vestals. For example, when you cut your foot the white blood cells rust quickly through the blood stream or blood vestals to where the cut is. When the white blood cells get to the cut or infection the kind of like activate and start working. When they start working they are starting to fight off any infection that has somehow gotten inside of you. Then long story short the red blood cells get to the cut and start the clotting process. When that is done all the infection is out and now you have a scab and nothing to worry about. Thank goodness for your immune and circulatory systems!!

Laura: One of my systems is the respiratory system. It works with the muscular system because when you breathe you use your diaphragm muscle under the lungs. When you breathe using your lungs, your diaphragm muscle moves up and down.

Bates: My systems are the skeletal and muscler system. The skeletal system works well with the muscular system, because the mucles pull on the bones to move them. If mucles were no t there to pull on bones you could not move. The bones are the frame of youre body, you would just collaps with out them.

This is Brogan and my system is the cardiovascular and respiratory system. The muscular system works with the respiratory system. When you breath you use two main sets of muscles,and one is large, sheet like muscle called the diaphragm. The diaphragragm is directly under the lungs. Other o the intercostals, which are long, strap-like muscle, one between each pair of rib bones. For example when you breath the diaphragm is a dome-shaped and goes in.

Sydney: My systems are the Nervous system and the Digestive system. These systems work together when the mouth chews food and the esophagus squeezes the food down into the stomach. The Nervous system can tell when you eat or drink something, and it sends a message to the digestive system that its time to eat.

This is Grayson Hassell and my system is the respiratory system. The heart is responsible for pumping blood through the blood vessels and is divided into four chambers. Two of the chambers are responsible for moving poorly oxygenated blood and the other two are responsible for moving rich oxygenated blood. Oxygenated blood which is pumped through the body and the arteries, supplies the body tissues the oxygen that they need to live.

This is Katie Miner, and my systems are the skeletal system and the muscular system. The skeletal system supports and protects the organs of our body.The rib cage protects the heart and lungs. Bones also provide structure, but they can't move on their own! They get the power to move by muscles. Muscles are attached to bones by tendons. They are always in pairs. When one muscle pulls on the bone, the other muscle relaxes.

This is Will Velvin, and systems are Excretory and Digestive. Thee excretory system works with the digestive system. Because the mouth is a part of the digestive system and you can't drink liquids without the mouth. So if you can't recieve the liquids what is the whole point of a excretory system. Without the digestive system there would be no excretory system.Also the esophogas is a part of the digestive system and thats what brings every thing down.

Stephanie: My systems are the Excretory and Digestive systems. The Digestive system breaks down foods so that nutrients can be sent to the right places in our body, and then the Excretory system takes the waste from the food and eliminates it from the body. The waste can be solid or liquid.

Olivia: My systems are the lymphatic, system endocrine,and the immune system.The lymphatic system works with the Cardiovascular system because after the blood went through the lymph nodes and the blood has been cleaned it is returned to the cardiovascular system because before the fluid or blood escaped the Cardiovascular systems vessels and the lymphatic system gathered it up to be cleaned .First the lymph goes through the lymph vessels and then to the lymph nodes to be cleaned then the blood is returned to the cardiovascular system and that's how the two systems work together.

Katherine M: My systems that I studied are the digestive and excretory systems. These systems also work with the muscular system because the stomach is a muscle. After food and liquid have been swallowed, they move into the stomach through the muscle that connects the esophagus and the stomach. The stomach stores the food and liquid, and it does this by relaxing the upper part of the stomach to accept the big pieces of food. Digestive juices that the stomach makes mix up the food and make the pieces smaller. The lower part of the stomach mixes these by its muscle action. The muscles push the digested pieces slowly into the small intestine. The muscles of the small and large intestine keep pushing the food through the digestive system until all nutrients have been absorbed and waste has been removed from the body.

Alastair : My systems that I studied are the immune system and the lymphatic system. The immune system consists of different cells like the macrophage, the plasma cell, the b cell, the goblet cell, the dendritic cell etc. These cells all do different things to protect your body from viruses for example the macrophage eat dead viruses. The plasma cell,the b cell, and the goblet cell kill the cells. The plasma cell also makes antibodies. Antibodies are Y shaped proteins which function to identify and help remove foreign antigens or targets such as viruses and bacteria. The lymphatic system is located all over the body, it consists of organs, filters, and vessels. It transports a watery fluid called lymph. The lymph system contains a network of vessels that assists in circulating body fluids. The flow through the vessels is quite slow. These vessels transport excess fluids away from interstitial spaces in the body.

Catherine: My systems are the skeletal system and the muscular system. They work together because the skeleton holds up the body. The muscles pull on the bone to make them move. That is how we move. Without the muscles, we could only do one pose. Without the bones, we would become a heap of skin and organs. Our brain. lungs, and heart would be damaged.

Nicholas: My systems or the skeletal and muscular system. The muscles work with the bone work together by the skeleal muscles makes the bone move that moves the body. The musclar and skeletal systems work well together. When a muscle contracts it pulls on the jounts thst moves the bone too. When the bone moves the body moves and that is how your body moves and all that happens in a spilt second.