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Using the correct terminology list the main organs of the human body?
The main organs of the human body are the skin, liver, brain, lungs, heart, kidneys, spleen, pancreas, thyroid and prostate. Other important organs in healthy individuals are the gall bladder, large intestines and small intestines.
How do humans get rid of waste in their bodies?
Pretty much like every other mammal. Through our colon, which is attached to our anus. Our urine is passed through our bladder, through our ureters, down our urethra and out of our body. Standing up or sitting down, either way, it comes out. But humans excrete waste in a toilet and animals excrete waste in their surroundings.
What life functions do tissues and organs carry out?
Tissues and organs are parts of complex organisms, such as humans, and they help to carry out a variety of functions. Organs do a wide variety of things. The heart pumps blood, the brain tells the rest of the body what to do, the stomach, intestines, pancreas, and liver help to digest and remove essential nutrients from food, and much more. Your blood is a very important tissue. It carries your oxygen and nutrient supply to your cells, and brings back the waste products.
What percentage of the human body is non-human?
according to the question the percent is zero but there are still living organisms inside the body but they dont make up the body In terms of cell numbers, approximately 85-90% of the cells in your body are NOT human but bacterial, mostly in your intestines and some on your skin and in your mouth. But they're so much smaller that in terms of volume, they only make up about 5-10% of your body, mostly in the form of feces. Yuck!
How does a sodium ion enter a cell?
Your body expels sodium in your urine. Your body needs blood pressure and sodium to push waste material through your kidneys and into your bladder. Then when you pee, you get rid of the sodium. You use a certain amount of sodium each day. If you do not get enough, waste builds up in your blood because your kidneys do not work. If you get too much, your blood pressure gets too high and your kidneys do not work so your body does not get rid of waste.
How much waste can the rectum hold?
your rectum can hold 1 pound of poo
What happens when undigested waste passes too slowly through the large intestines?
Too much water is absorbed, resulting in constipation.
How much water do you waste a day?
if it's going to the body then it's not waste.
What happens to the material that is not absorbed?
Absorbtion takes place in the stomach and intestines. Much of absorption takes place in the small intestines. When materials in the body are not absorbed the body gets rid of them. They are excreted as sweat, urine and stool.
Is it possible to poop so much you die?
No. It removes the waste from your body but containing many of the waste and not removing it from your body may harm yourself.
How much DNA does a cell in your body hold?
A single cell in you body can hold 2 m DNA.
How much water can your body hold?
75%
What is the role of the large intestines?
It absorbs water :) and that is pretty much itt :L :D
If your intestines hurt does that mean you have to fart?
YES... Well if you try to hold it in too long your intestines are still filled with gas which it want to release towards your rectum, which is also why farts smell bad. The reason some people have pain is when your intestines bloat too much streching your intestine walls...
What is vicera on a human body?
Viscera are the internal organs including lungs, heart, stomach, liver, intestines and much more.
What is stomach and how to work?
Stomach is an organ in your body that digests much of your food. It has the pH of 2 and sends the digested food into the intestines.
How much bones do the lower body hold?
67 bones
