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In this video we will show you 50 basic important internal body parts and their function.
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Brain Brain
The control center of the body responsible for thoughts, movements, and functions.
Heart.
Pumps blood throughout the body, supplying oxygen and nutrients.
Lungs.
Exchange oxygen and carbon dioxide through breathing.
Liver Liver Filters toxins, aids digestion, and regulates metabolism.
Kidneys Kidneys Remove waste and excess fluids, regulate electrolytes.
Pancreas Pancreas Produces hormones like insulin, aids digestion,
stomach stomach Digests food, mixes with acids and enzymes.
small intestine small intestine Absorbs nutrients, passes to bloodstream.
large intestine large intestine Absorbs water, stores waste.
Spleen.
Filters blood, stores red blood cells.
Gallbladder.
Stores bile, aids fat digestion.
Adrenal glands.
Produce hormones like adrenaline.
Thyroid gland.
Regulates metabolism, growth.
Pituitary gland.
Controls hormone production.
Ovaries.
Produce eggs, hormones in females.
Testes.
Produce sperm, hormones in males.
Uterus.
Supports fetal development during pregnancy.
Bladder.
Stores urine, expels through urethra.
Ureters Ureters Connect kidneys to bladder.
Urethra Urethra Expels urine from bladder.
Diaphragm Diaphragm Separates chest, abdominal cavities.
Rib cage.
Protects heart, lungs, liver.
Sternum.
Connects ribs, forms chest plate.
Vertebrae.
Forms spinal column, support body.
Cervix.
Lower part of uterus opens to vagina.
Femur.
Longest bone connects hip, knee.
Patella.
Kneecap protects knee joint.
Tibia.
Shinbone, connects knee, ankle.
Fibula.
Called, outer lower leg bone.
Humerus.
Upper arm bone, connects shoulder, elbow.
Radius.
Forearm bone, connects elbow, wrist.
Carpals.
Called wrist bones.
Metacarpals.
Hand bones, connect wrist, fingers.
Phalanges.
Called finger bones.
Tarsals.
Called ankle bones.
Metatarsals.
Foot bones connect ankle toes.
Phalanges.
Called toe bones.
Aorta.
Main artery carries oxygenated blood.
Pulmonary artery.
Carries deoxygenated blood to lungs.
Vena cava.
Vena cava Returns deoxygenated blood to heart.
Arteries Arteries Carry oxygenated blood to body parts.
Capillaries Capillaries Exchange oxygen, nutrients with cells.
Bronchi
Airways connect trachea, lungs.
Windpipe connects throat, lungs.
Foodpipe connects throat, stomach.
Duodenum First part of small intestine Thanks for watching.
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