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2. S0ME OF THE MAJOR ORGANS IN THE HUMAN BODY
THE BRAIN
THE LUNGS
THE LIVER
THE STOMACH
THE BLADDER
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10. S0ME OF THE MAJOR ORGANS IN THE HUMAN BODY
THE BRAIN
THE LUNGS
THE LIVER
THE STOMACH
THE BLADDER
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11. BRAIN
Brain is the most important organ in
your body.
The Brain controls your body and
everything it does.
Without your brain you would not be
able to breathe, walk, talk, learn, think,
remember things, as well as be able to
feel happy or sad.
Your brain sends signals through
your body through your nerves. Your
nerves allow you to feel and touch
objects.
Different parts of our brain control
different parts of our body, we need all
of these parts of our brain to work
properly.
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12. LUNGS
Lungs are the organs which help us to
breathe.
We breathe in air (oxygen) through
our nose and mouth.
The oxygen is then taken into our body
travelling through the blood stream to
body cells, the body cells then use the
oxygen to get energy.
Waste substances like carbon dioxide
(a waste gas) are then released into the
blood carried to the lungs to leave the
blood and is then breathed out through
our mouth and nose.
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13. STOMACH
Stomach is where our food goes.
Our stomach holds the food we have
eaten, which it then begins to break down
through the contracting of the muscles in
the stomach walls.
After two hours of the stomach digesting
the food we have eaten it then leaves the
stomach and travels to another part of our
body known as the small intestine.
Without a stomach we would have no
place in our body to store food.
This would then prevent us from eating
therefore not allowing for us to survive.
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14. LIVER
Liver has many jobs but its main job
is to filter out all the poisonous
substances in your blood.
Without the liver acting as a filter in
our body it would be full of poisonous
substances polluting our body, without
this we would not be alive.
The liver also produces a liquid called
bile which breaks down all the fats in our
body which aids digestion.
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15. BLADDER
Bladder is where urine is stored.
The urine travels from the
Kidneys to the bladder, it is in the
bladder where our urine is stored,
which will later pass out of our
body when we go to the toilet.
Without our bladder we would
become polluted by our own waste
due to the reason that there is no
where else for it to travel or
another way in which it can be
passed out.
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16. HEART
The Heart the other most important organ
within your body.
The Heart’s job is to keep us alive through
pumping blood around our body. Our heart
sends our blood on a never ending journey
through our bodies.
The two chambers in our hearts are pumps
which pump the blood to different places in
our body which allows the rest of the organs in
our body to work.
One takes blood to the rest of our body the
other takes it to the lungs. Without the heart
pumping blood through these organs in our
veins the rest of our body would not work.
When our heart stops pumping the blood
around our body this is when we die.
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17. Kidneys
Kidney’s are small bean shaped
organ’s which lie either side of your
body.
The blood which travels through the
kidneys deposits the waste the blood
has gathered on its journey through
your body.
Small filters, filter out the impurities
from the blood, the impurities travel to
the middle of your kidney which
develops a liquid called urine.
The kidneys help us to get rid of
waste in our bodies through producing
the urine which travels on to our
bladders.
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18. Body
Our body lives and works through all
the hard work are organs do to keep us
alive.
Whether we are walking, talking,
sleeping, playing or sitting, our body is
constantly working hard to keeps us in
full health keeping us fit.
As long as we continue to treat our
body with care it will take care of us.
Through eating healthily and keeping
an active lifestyle our body will
continue to work to its full potential
allowing us to enjoy a long life.
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