Death?...
a pulmonologist.
Eventually you die. The circulatory system is comprised of the heart and other related systems and functions in transport of nutients and oxgen around the body . If it fails then the body parts which need these substances are left without them and as these substances are vital to survival then you die shortly after.
you will die LOL by luis barrera
Your body needs constant supply of the oxygen in order to survive. If respiratory system stop working, you will die, say within five to seven minutes. Brain needs oxygen constantly. It will stop working and you become unconscious. You will die eventually with out oxygen. (Clean and fresh air is the birth right of every individual. It is denied now a days due to air pollution.)
If one part of the respiratory system fails to carry out its function properly, it can lead to inadequate exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide in the body, resulting in respiratory problems such as shortness of breath, fatigue, and decreased oxygen levels in the blood. This can ultimately lead to serious health complications if not addressed promptly.
All the sytems will fail and you will die
All the systems work together to make you live. If one fails they will all fail
you wouldn't be able to breathe and you would die.
it is the control centre for the body, if it fails, all the other bodily systems fail, they shutdown, you die
If one of your body systems does not perform as it should, it can potentially lead to health problems or disease. For example, if your respiratory system fails to function properly, it can result in breathing difficulties and a lack of oxygen to the body's tissues. This could have serious consequences for your overall health and well-being.
Respiratory failure can lead to decreased oxygen delivery to muscles, impairing their function and causing weakness. It can also strain the circulatory system as it tries to compensate for the decreased oxygen levels by working harder to distribute what oxygen is available to vital organs. Over time, this can lead to cardiovascular complications.