Question

Which organ systems are used to help the body shiver?

circulatory and respiratory
nervous and muscular
circulatory and muscular
respiratory and nervous

Answer 1

Answer:

the nervous system and respiratory

Explanation:

Answer 2

The organs involved in this are the nervous system and muscular system organs.

• Shivering is the body's way of maintaining homeostasis in chilly temperatures.
• Skin's and body's nerves detect or sense a cold temperature, and they send signals to the brain.
• This information is processed by the brain, which then transmits signals to other organs for the response mechanism.
• As a result, the nervous system is involved in the reception of incoming signals.
• Muscle neurons get signals from the brain to contract more and produce heat.
• Shivering is caused by the muscular system producing heat, which serves to regulate temperature by making the body heated.
• As a result, in this scenario, the muscular system serves as the reaction's output.
• When the body is cold, both the neurological system and the muscle system work together.