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When you are finished running the bases you are sweating and you feel thirsty what body systems are interacting in this case?
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∙ 6y ago
Almost all of them are interacting. Your cardiovascular system, your nervous system and even your excretory system in the skin.
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∙ 8y ago
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Nervous system, excretory, csrdiovascular.
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WHEN YOU ARE FINISHED RUNNING THE BASES YOU ARE SWEATING AND YOU FEEL THIRSTY. WHAT BODY SYSTEMS ARE INTERACTING IN THIS CASE?
Almost all of them are interacting. Your cardiovascular system, your nervous system and even your excretory system in the skin.
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