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If the respiratory system shut down or were removed what would happen to your body?

(yes, I know you will die... or like sudden death.. But is there a more in-depth yet still simple way of describing/answering this??)

Also..

Urinary system -- if the system shut down or were removed what would happen to your body?

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Probably this answer won't add too much to the fiziology treties yet I guess that if the breathing system is functioning properly or not functioning at all, the exchange of Ccarbon dioxide/ oxigen wouldn't be possible ( at the heart level) and it would probsbly cause a heart strike.

Thinking of the function of the urinary system we might conclude that toxic substancies ( excretions) would not be separated to be ejected from the body and would probably keep settling in different parts/ organs causing disfunctions for the other systems

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