If you mean losing your entire liver/kidneys/lungs, you will die very quickly. They are there for a reason and serve vital roles in keeping us alive. However: * even though your liver carries out 500 important processes, including the de-toxifying of food, manufacturing of bile, and storage of carbohydrates, it is the largest internal organ. It is well known that you can still survive, even if you lose 80% of your liver. (this figure may need clarification though). What's left of your liver will then grow back. * If you donate/lose a kidney, the other one will grow to compensate the loss of the other. Therefore, you can easily survive on just the single kidney, and thousands of people are at the moment. * I have never heard of any cases where someone can live with just the one lung, though. I may be wrong, but I'm sure you need both to survive.
You couldn't live without your lungs for even a second.
You can't live without your lungs because you cannot breath without them. Without them they cannot introduce inhaled oxygen to the Circulatory system.
you can live without your bladder lungs small intestine
Because lungs are what make you breathe, and without breathing we would die.
NO
OMG obviously you do die without lungs. u need them to breathe and u kinda can't live without breathing!
yes its serious because without your lungs, you can't breathe and without breathing, you cannot possibly live!
no, they wouldn't be able to breathe.
You can't breath! You wouldn't last a minute without them
No, a person cannot live without their lungs.
You can't - lungs are vital organs in humans that a person cannot survive without. We can supplement oxygen to lungs and help extremely damaged lungs function well enough to maintain life (sometimes), but you still have to have lungs to breathe and live.
The function of chicken lungs are the same as in humans, for the purpose of breathing in oxygen. The lungs are important organs, and the chicken can not live without them.