Materials in the gastrointestinal (GI) tract are considered to be outside of your body because they have not been absorbed into the bloodstream or tissues. The GI tract acts as a continuous tube from the mouth to the anus, where food and waste pass through without being integrated into bodily systems until digestion and absorption occur. Until then, the contents are contained within a separate environment, isolated from internal bodily functions. Thus, while they are within the GI tract, they are not yet part of the body's internal environment.
Fertilization in cats typically occurs inside the female's body in the oviducts during mating. The female's eggs are fertilized by the male's sperm within the reproductive tract.
Yes, the throat is considered part of the digestive tract. It serves as a passageway for food and liquids to move from the mouth to the esophagus, which then leads to the stomach for further digestion.
When you speak, air from your lungs passes through the vocal cords in your voice box, causing them to vibrate. These vibrations create sound waves that travel through the vocal tract (throat, mouth, and nasal passages) and out of the mouth, producing your voice that can be heard outside the body.
Yes, the organs of the upper respiratory tract, such as the nose, pharynx, and larynx, are located outside the thorax, which is the chest cavity. These organs are responsible for the initial passage of air into the respiratory system.
The iliotibial tract functions to stabilize the knee during activities like running and walking by connecting the muscles on the outside of the hip to the shinbone (tibia). It also helps with hip abduction and extension movements.
upper respiratory tract is outside the chest cavity, and the lower respiratory tract, which contains gas-exchanging pulmonary tissues, is inside the chest cavity
You should consider if inside of the digestive tract is made up of cells. organs or systems that have hollow tube such as mouth, respiratory tract, digestive system, and GI tract are considered external environment because it is connected to outside. You can think of more examples of the external environment in the body.
Though slightly variable, from outside to inside it lies as serosa, muscularis, submucosa and mucosa.
All openings of the body that led to the outside are moist with mucus. This includes the mouth and the rest of the digestive tract, the respiratory tract (including the nasal passages), the urinary tract and the reproductive tract. This mucus keeps the tracts from drying out. If they would dry out, microbes could get into the body and cause an infection. The mucus also produces easy passage of products into and out of them.
All openings of the body that led to the outside are moist with mucus. This includes the mouth and the rest of the digestive tract, the respiratory tract (including the nasal passages), the urinary tract and the reproductive tract. This mucus keeps the tracts from drying out. If they would dry out, microbes could get into the body and cause an infection. The mucus also produces easy passage of products into and out of them.
Fertilization in cats typically occurs inside the female's body in the oviducts during mating. The female's eggs are fertilized by the male's sperm within the reproductive tract.
chicken eggs are a see through material inside unlike the outside;it's hard shell.
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You body is free of microbes inside. That would be inside the cavity that contains the heart, lungs and the outside of the intestines and outside of the reproductive organs. The layers under your skin are germ free. The muscles, bones, blood vessels, heart, brain, spinal cord and nerves are microbe free.All their connective tissues as well.But every part of your body that has an outside connection is not. That would be the respiratory tract (nose, trachea and lungs). That would include the mouth, inside the stomach, intestines and to the anus. That entire tract is really outside of your body. The same is true for the reproductive organs.The opening and the areas that lead to them can have many types of microbes.
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Yes. A urinary tract infection (UTI) is in the urinary tract, the passage to the outside of the body. If it gets bad enough, it can spread to the kidney.
You body is free of microbes inside. That would be inside the cavity that contains the heart, lungs and the outside of the intestines and outside of the reproductive organs. The layers under your skin are germ free. The muscles, bones, blood vessels, heart, brain, spinal cord and nerves are microbe free. All their connective tissues as well.But every part of your body that has an outside connection is not. That would be the respiratory tract (nose, trachea and lungs). That would include the mouth, inside the stomach, intestines and to the anus. That entire tract is really outside of your body. The same is true for the reproductive organs. The opening and the areas that lead to them can have microbes.This is rather hard to wrap your mind around this.