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Physiological functions listed in "History taking and Clinical Examination" by Dr. D.D. Vora, MESH publishing house, Mumbai [Bombay] India, 1992: appetite, bowel movements, urinary, sleep, respiration, deglutition, vision, hearing, thirst, weight, locomotion, speech, sex function, catamenia [females], smell, memory, perspiration
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∙ 14y agoPhysiological systems are any systems that contribute to the functioning of the human body. These may include any of the organs, for example: cardiovascular system (blood vessels and heart) nervous system (brain, spinal cord and nerves) respiratory system (lungs, associated blood supply and bronchial tree) renal system (kidney filtration) endocrine system (hormone production, release and action)
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