Activi il ity 2.4 Relationship between circulatory, gestive and respiratory systems 2S Communicate . : Analyse : rons oa circulatory and respiratory systems in a table en the functions of the digestive, ci respiratory systencs digestive, circulatory and The diagrams below show three i organ syst i answer the questions ther fone roo SStemSs in our body. Study the diagrams, then A AAs 1. Complete the table below. The circulatory system 13 Scanned with CamScanner._ Identify Structure A. What happens in Structure A in System 1? Ais the small intestines. Digested food is absorbed into the blood stream. |. Identify Structure B. What is the main function of Structure B in System 2? Bis the heart, It pumps blood to all parls of the body. |. Identify Structure C. What happens at C in System 3? How is C linked to System 2? Cis the lung. Oxygen from the air enters the lungs. Oxygen is then absorbed into the blood in the circulatory system. Carbon dioxide and water vapour leaves the blood in the circulatory system at C and enters the lungs. . Explain what happens when: {a) System 1 breaks down If'System 1 breaks down, our body will not be able to produce energy. Systems 2 and 3 as well as all other systems in the body will stop functioning. {b) System 2 breaks down Digested food from A and oxygen from C will not be able to reach the parts of the body that require them. Waste substances such as carbon dioxide and water vopour will nol be able to leave the cells that produce them. Systems land 3 as well as all olher systems in Ihe body will stop functioning. (c) System 3 breaks down When System 3 breaks down, the body will not be able to produce energy as ET re OS Cee TS ROSY Will rol. be. creo, producsenetgy:Gs. oxygen is not available. Systems | and 2 as well as all other systems in the body will stop functioning Scanned with CamScanner