Diseases and/or medical conditions often involve more than one system. in fact, the effects on a secondary system may be as serious as the primary system most associated with the problem. for example, heart disease can often cause fluid build up in the lungs. the primary system in this example is the cardiovascular system; the secondary system is the respiratory system. fluid in the lungs will prevent the lungs from functioning properly causing the respiratory system to fail, yet the problem started with the cardiovascular system. describe another medical condition or disease where the primary system causes a serious problem with a secondary system.

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Hunter Sandoval

Biology

1 September, 12:33

Diseases and/or medical conditions often involve more than one system. in fact, the effects on a secondary system may be as serious as the primary system most associated with the problem. for example, heart disease can often cause fluid build up in the lungs. the primary system in this example is the cardiovascular system; the secondary system is the respiratory system. fluid in the lungs will prevent the lungs from functioning properly causing the respiratory system to fail, yet the problem started with the cardiovascular system. describe another medical condition or disease where the primary system causes a serious problem with a secondary system.

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Kian Gates · Answer 1

The problems within the human body does not remain stagnate. They always have an effect on each other, sometimes sooner than later. If the circulatory systems have a problem that is with blood movement will eventually have failure with urinary system because of the lack of failure of blood circulation to kidneys. With time this may cause kidney failure.