How digestive respiratory and urinary system are linked the circulatory system?

Answer 1

this is it summarised hope it helps: The respiratory system oxygenates blood, which is part of the cardiovascular system. The CV system supplies oxygenated blood to the part that make up all three systems, allowing respiration to occur and the cells, tissues and organs to work. The digestive system absorbs glucose into the blood, to provide energy for respiration to the cells of all tissues. This allows breathing, peristalsis and the pumping of the heart to occur.

Answer 2

The digestive system is linked through the intestine where chemicals any be absorbed into the blood stream across thin walls to capillaries. The respiratory system is linked throught the lungs where gases may diffuse from alveoli into capillaries. In the kidneys wastes are filtered out of the blood. This is done by forcing blood under high pressure through a bunch of capillaries. This filters most of the stuff out of the blood. Most of the stuff is reabsorbed but the wastes with water pass through tubes to the bladder where it is eventually dispelled. So the kidneys link the circulatory system with the urinary system.

Answer 3

the digestive system deal with the breaking down of food substances into simpler soluble substances for easy absorption and assimilation. these substances are glucose, amino acid and glycerol. for energy to be released this substances are burnt by oxygen which has been introduced into the body by the respiratory system. And also without the action of the digestive system and respiratory system there will be no waste(liquid) of metabolism.

Answer 4

well it is conneced by the outer line named framnves in the urinary based liked struction

Answer 5

The circulatory system carries blood containing oxygen and nutrients to these organ systems and carries carbon dioxide and wastes away from these organ systems.