The digestive system breaks down food into proteins, vitamins, minerals, carbohydrates and fats, which the chimp needs for energy and growth. ... Three of these systems include the circulatory, digestive, and musculoskeletal systems. ... The blood carries oxygen and nutrients, obtained by the digestive system and the respiratory system, which the body needs. ... The final phase of the digestive system is when the feces reach the terminal part of the colon called the rectum. ... Chimpanzee skeletal system of the chimpanzee often is considered one of the closest in resemblance to the human skele...

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It does this by taking over the Para-sympathetic system. ... The endocrine system is triggered by the nervous system when the need for longer reactions arises; fortunately the need for the longer reaction is daily, due to the digestive, cardio and respiratory systems. There is also a less common trigger for these systems however. ... One system that it can have extreme effects on is the digestive system. ... The pancreases digestive and insulin enzymes, and the livers glycogen synthesis and bile maintain at a steady pace. ...

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Introduction The cardiovascular system has a very simple job and all it is transportation. ... The digestive system organs do not get as much attention from the cardiovascular system because the blood is needed more at muscles. ... The only way to test a healthy cardiovascular system is through exercise. Exercise puts the cardiovascular system an increase in just about everything. ... Extrinsic controls are those that come from both hormonal responses as well as the commands from the nervous system: the central nervous system and the autonomic nervous system. ...

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Organs are organized into systems. Each system of your body does a particular job. ... For example, to perform the job of digesting food, the digestive system needs the mouth, teeth, tongue, throat, stomach, intestines, and glands. Each system in the body depends on other systems to help it to do its work. ... The circulatory system also depends on the digestive system to break down food so that the blood can carry it to the body cells. ...

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Symptoms arrive through the autonomic nervous system (ANS) and when phychosomatic disorders are individually examined ANS is found in each of them. ... Psychosomatic disorders are classified by the organ system affected. ... Peptic ulcers result from excessive flow of the stomach acid containing digestive juices, that eat away the stomach lining, leaving a wound. ... The pschophysiologic hemic and lymphatic reaction includes, disturbances in the blood and lymphatic systems in which emotional factors play a big role. ... The psychophysiologic nervous system reaction includes, loss of streng...

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It is important for the national politics in the healthcare system to create the proper reserves of healthy safe blood. This issue has to be an integral part of national politics in the healthcare system of every country.  ... It even has advantages, such as activating the hematopoietic system and stimulating immune system. ... Blood donation is a good prophylaxis of cardiovascular, immune system, atherosclerosis, digestive disorders etc. ... That is why the issue of blood donation, which is addressed to global health services and social work systems, is addressed to everybody. ...

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The physiological function of the body is to maintain the systems in a state called homeostasis and avoid extreme fluctuations, which means the brain and body develop a tolerance to the effects of mind- and mood-altering substances (McGonigal). ... Without these naturally occurring, nature intended elements the body cannot metabolize the excess carbohydrates, which results in abnormal sugars containing four carbon atoms in the bloodstream that accumulate in the brain, red blood cells and nervous system, ultimately, interfering with the cell respiration (Dufty 154). ... The difference betw...

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