True. Human movements are caused by the simultaneous functions of all the organ systems in the body. With the malfunction of one organ system, movement may be hampered. An example of this is the condition called stroke. When a person has a stroke part of the brain that was damage will some way or the other affect certain movement patterns that the body is performing. Another one is the relationship of the cardiorespiratory system and the muscles. When the heart fails to pump blood efficiently through the whole body the result is improper movements of the skeletal muscles because blood is a component that transports oxygen through the muscle fibers that are important in movement.
