Question

Imagine you are at the cafeteria for lunch. Your nose smells pizza. Your legs move over to where the food is being served. You have to balance the tray holding your plate and drink with both hands, look around for a free seat, and then sit down. This may seem simple; many different parts of your body have to work together to make all of that happen. To make sure your body can work correctly, even when it does many things at once, your body must be carefully organized.

a) explain how the organs worked together.
b) explain how the body works

Answer 1

Step-by-step explanation:

the smell receptors in the nose would detect the smell from the pizza and send signals as impulses to the brain which identifies this. the brain would then send impulses to the leg muscles to coordinate contractions and relaxations to move the leg. the brain then coordinates both the hand muscles simultaneously and balance the tray in both hands, at the same time the eyes detect light and send impulses to the brain which studies it to find a free seat. following which the leg muscles coordinate to be seated.

the body works as organ systems by which organs that carry out similar functions work together by coordinating their functions.