How does the mouth work with other systems to keep the human body healthy?

Answer 1

Skin helps to keep your body healthy by producing white blood cells that help your immune system, works with your nerve endings to keep you from getting hurt, and holds all of your body parts together.

Answer 2

The Respiratory system begins up top with my job, the nose. The nose is the body's humidification and filtering system. The nose filters dirt and other particles that should not get inside the body. Those nose hairs catch it. When we breathe in, the nose is also a humidification system so that the lungs don't dry out.

Answer 3

1. Your respiratory system brings in oxygen and takes out carbon dioxide, which is very important for every system in your body.

2. If your body is in metabolic alkalisis, which means you have a pH above normal range of 7.35-7.45, your respiratory system will respond with slower breathing to retain more CO2 and increase hydrogen ions. This process (respiratory acidosis) brings your pH back within the normal range and your breathing will then go back to it's normal range.

3. If your body is in metabolic acidosis, which means you have a pH below normal range, your respiratory system will respond with faster breathing to get rid of more CO2 and decrease hydrogen ions. This process (respiratory alkalises) brings your pH back within normal range and your breathing will then go back to its normal range (12-20 breaths per minute).
Respiratory system is the centre where exchange of gases mainly and most importantly oxygen and carbon dioxide.Oxygen is vital for the bodies functioning and the respiratory system plays its role with the other systems by just providing oxygen to the human body.

Answer 4

The nervous system sends signals up the spinal cord whenever inflicted with pain,

it sends blood there to cover up if there is an open wound, it sends bloods to swell up the area, which is the first step in recovery.

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Answer 5

By detecting dangerous smells and filtering substances entering the nose.

Answer 6

it is in mouth that the food we eat is broken in to small pieces which makes it easier to be digested (large molecules of food converted to small once)