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What is the liver needed for?
you can call it a filter, it cleans out the toxins from the body.
Organ of the plant body performs photosynthesis?
WE call it chloroplast. That is where photosynthesis is happening.
Where is the rectoral located in body?
There is no organ in the body called the rectoral. Do you mean rectum? That is what you call the last part of the large intestine, where it leaves the body at the anus.
Major organs of the systems in the body?
An organ system in the body is a system that maintains life and carries out a specific function of the body so it can live well and be viable. Any organ system failure can result in death or ill health. Here are some of the organ systems: Cardiovascular, Skin or Dermal system, Filtering Systems (such as liver, kidneys, spleen), Digestive system, Nervous System, and what I call sensory systems (which do not threaten life when not functioning properly) such as hearing, light touch, vision, taste, and smell. Organ systems that keep your body alive are heart, lungs, brain, entire digestive system, liver, kidneys, hormones, nervous system (paralysis above a certain spinal zone will result in death or brain death). If your largest organ, the dermis is damaged too much by wounds, burns or disease you would not be able to live. So you can see that the organ systems do keep you alive and functioning either well or poorly depending on its condition.
What do you call cutting off a limb or the removal of an organ integrated to the human body?
For a limb the English terminology is "amputation." The Latin names for medical procedures end in -otomy for cutting into, and -ectomy for removal.
What do you call a gallery occupied by church organ?
organ loft
Why you call scoliodon a dog fish?
we cal scoliodon dog fish bcoz it has sensory organ(for smell) all over its body
What do you call an organ that serves no useful function in an organism?
A vestigial is an organ that serves no useful function in an organism.
What internal organ can survive the longest without oxygen muscle kidneys liver heart?
The liver, and here is why: The heart requires cellular respiration to continue beating, as do the muscle cells for flexing. The kidney is a close call, but it actively pumps fluids to filter blood, thus requiring cellular respiration as well. Obviously the liver uses cellular respiration as well, however it is not as active as the other three organs. It produces large amounts of enzymes, and has a large chemical (rather than mechanical) impact on the human body.
What organ in the human body produces glucose?
The liver is responsible for producing glucose through a process called gluconeogenesis. It converts non-carbohydrate sources, such as amino acids and glycerol, into glucose to maintain blood sugar levels and provide energy for the body.
What organ system does the jaundice effect?
This question doesn't make sense? Jaundice affects the skin and the sclera (white part) of the eyes. Body system? Jaundice is caused by an excess of billirubin in the blood, due to the liver or an obstruction in the billiary tract.
What level of structural organization is the brain?
The brain is an organ that is made up of several kinds of tissue. If you were to include the brainstem, spinal cord, peripheral nerves, and sensory receptors then we could call it an organ system.
