In anatomy describe how all the human body systems are inter-related and independant?

just in brief . don't really understand . help!In anatomy describe how all the human body systems are inter-related and independant?It's independent in terms of having its own blood supply and nerve supply, needing oxygen and nutrient (glucose) to function. The inter-relate by serving a specific function in the body to sustain life. ie, digestive system digest and absorb food, and pass on the nutrient to the heart and lungs etc. The heart pump the blood which is the transport system of the body. The lung picks up oxygen and supply the other organs. The brain controls nearly everything, and need oxygen and nutrient to function. etc etc....In anatomy describe how all the human body systems are inter-related and independant?ask your biology teacherIn anatomy describe how all the human body systems are inter-related and independant?Okay, it's absolutely too complicated to give a simple answer to, since you're effectively asking a question which takes about four years in Med School to answer, and even then medical science hasn't got all the answers to that one, yet.



All any medic or med student will tell you is that the primary seat of coordination, interrelation and organisation of all the body's systems is the human brain. The brain's systems control all aspects of the body, from breathing, pupil dilation, heartbeat and everything else. If the brain shuts down, the rest of the organs stop doing what they're supposed to do, and the body dies.



The three links below will give you a better account, but that's essentially it.