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Physiology 6 Systems

Body Systems

Interactive human organ systems anatomical visualizer with live hemodynamic & physiological readouts.

Theory & Scientific Principles

Homeostasis & Systems Integration: Biological systems maintain steady-state internal equilibria (temperature $37^\circ\text{C}$, arterial pH $7.35\text{--}7.45$, mean arterial pressure $93\text{ mmHg}$) via negative feedback control loops.

Cardiopulmonary Coupling: Cardiac output ($CO = HR \times SV$) dynamically responds to tissue metabolic oxygen demand, synchronized with alveolar minute ventilation ($V_E = RR \times V_T$).

Autonomic Nervous Control: Sympathetic activation ("fight-or-flight") releases catecholamines, increasing chronotropic heart rate and bronchodilation; parasympathetic vagal tone promotes rest and digestion.

Operating Instructions: Select organ system and physiological state (Resting, Exercise, Sympathetic) to view animated organ dynamics and metric changes.

Organ System Filter

System Summary

Cardiovascular System

Pumps oxygenated blood, hormones, and essential nutrients to systemic tissues while returning metabolic waste to excretion organs.

Key Anatomical Organs: Heart (4 chambers), Arteries, Capillary Beds, Veins
Heart Rate 72 BPM
Blood Pressure 120 / 80 mmHg
Ventilation Rate 14 Breaths/min
Cardiac Output 5.0 L/min