Well that is kind of a trick question because you can die by only losing one organ (i.e. lung) from complications, but I also know someone that has one lung (lost due to cancer) and one kidney (donated to brother), and has had his appendix removed. He is doing well. I guess it depends on the body and physical stress.
Yes, you would likely die if you had no bones. Bones provide structural support for the body, protect vital organs, and allow for movement. Without bones, the body would not be able to function properly.
The brain is the most important organ in the body as there is no device/implant that can replicate the tasks it performs. There is no way as of yet to even successfully transplant a brain The heart and lungs are also vital, if they don't work you die in minutes. Many other organs are also vital, for instance the liver and kidneys. We are complex organisms and all our body parts work together to keep us functioning.
Well, they aren't. The penis, scrotum and clitoris (females) are the only sexual structures outside the body. Of these, the only reproductive structure is inside the scrotum, and yes, it is best outside the body because sperm will die if not kept cool. But all female reproductive organs are inside the body.
When the heart stops working, it can no longer pump oxygenated blood to the other organs in the body. This can lead to organ damage and ultimately organ failure due to lack of oxygen and nutrients. If the heart remains stopped for an extended period of time, it can result in irreversible damage to multiple organs, potentially leading to death.
Vital organs are organs necessary to live. For example: The stomach is a vital organ because without it our body will not get necessary nutrients in order to turn them into energy. Another example is the lungs which is also a vital organ since it provides oxygen to our body without our lungs we can die due to lack of oxygen. Now the reproductive organs such as the female and male genatelia are not vital because our body can still function properly if the reproductive organ was be removed.
Did you mean organs? All of them. If you lose your kidneys, you die.
The heart pumps blood, so that the blood continuously flows throughout the body. Blood contains oxygen, which organs need to survive; if they were deprived of oxygen, they would die. When one's heart stops or they lose a lot of blood, they may die due to the lack of oxygen their organs and tissues need.
Without water humans and mammals will die. Water is a large component of the human body. If we lose too much water our organs begin to fail.
beacuse some organs are important.like the brain and heart if you lost it you will die.
yes. you would't be alive without your body. you could die if even one of your organs stopped working.
When you die in real life all your body organs stop working.
Yes. their sting is attached to all their body organs and when they sting, it brings out all of their organs with it, and noone can live wuithout organs can they?
For many organs if they are not connected to the nervous system they cannot function at all. This is why the brain is so central to the human body because it moderates body functions. Many organs "die" if they lose connection to the nerves. But some like the heart, kidney and all other organs that can be transplanted can function without any direction from the nervous system.
Some of their guts come out when the stinger is ejected so they lose blood and organs.
it keeps your blood pressure flowing in your body so you don't die. Aside from This, the blood vessels are also the pathway of the blood towards the important organs of the body, this responsible for the ultimate functioning of the organs. Without them, the body organs will not be able to receive blood that oxygenates them.
your body starts to digest its own tissues, produces ketones, you damage your organs and eventually you die
You will lose a lot of weight..when you die and your body is corroded