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An X-ray helps you take a closer look inside a body. It uses radiation to create images of the body's internal structures, such as bones and certain organs. This imaging technique is commonly used in medical diagnostics to identify fractures, infections, and other conditions.
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How does the liver helps your body?
The liver helps the body by filtrating toxic wastes inside our body
What part of inside the human body starts with the letter u?
Uterus.
What is the function of a sugar in the body?
Sugar helps to transport the oxygen inside the body.
What part of inside the human body starts with n?
nervous system, nerves
What do bones do for organs inside your body?
it helps protect the organs in your body, and helps you to stand up, otherwise we would be on the floor.
Would it be bad luck if the ashes of the dead body stay inside the house?
No.. It would actually be good for you. You may feel even closer to the person and as if someone is watching over you and your home now. Hope that helps
What part of your body or inside your body that starts with the letter z?
Zygomatic Arch
Which kind of joint helps protects organs inside the body?
Fixed Joints
What helps your body maintain homeostasis?
When you sweat your maintaining homeostasis because its cooling you on the inside same for shivering your warming your inside.
What contracts and draws the testes closer to the body to keep them warm?
The cremaster muscle contracts and pulls the testes closer to the body to regulate temperature. This action helps to keep the testes warm and within the optimal temperature range for sperm production.
Why do you have spots when you have the black death?
Because the infection starts to attack our nerves inside our body and then when it bites us inside the blood freezes there and looks like spots.
Does it mean i guy likes you when he perpously moves closer to you and starts playing with your hair?
If a guy purposely moves closer to you and starts playing with your hair, it could be a sign that he likes you.
