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Which other systems interact with the integumentary and nervous systems to regulate body temperature?
circulation
locomotion
sensation
respiration
Part B:
Which statement BEST supports the answer to Part A?
Involuntary muscle contraction is a function of the muscular system, and fluid secretion is a function of the digestive system.
Involuntary muscle contraction is a function of the digestive system, and fluid secretion is a function of the excretory system.
Blood vessel dilation is a function of the circulatory system, and involuntary muscle contraction is a function of the muscular system.
Blood vessel dilation is a function of the excretory system, and involuntary muscle contraction is a function of the circulatory system.
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Part A: circulation and locomotion
Part B: Blood vessel dilation is a function of the circulatory system, and involuntary muscle contraction is a function of the muscular system. (Option 3)
Explanation: Temperature is regulated by vasodilation/vasoconstriction (circulatory) and shivering (involuntary muscle contraction — muscular/locomotor), coordinated by the nervous system and effectors in the integumentary system (sweating, heat loss).
Part B: Blood vessel dilation is a function of the circulatory system, and involuntary muscle contraction is a function of the muscular system. (Option 3)
Explanation: Temperature is regulated by vasodilation/vasoconstriction (circulatory) and shivering (involuntary muscle contraction — muscular/locomotor), coordinated by the nervous system and effectors in the integumentary system (sweating, heat loss).
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