Nervous System
It's the "most" important organ in the human body. It's in charge everything you do.
Brain
The longest part of your digestive system, in total it stretches ~6m in length.
This muscle is involuntary, meaning that it helps automatically without conscious thought. It is the muscle that facilitates breathing.
What is the diaphragm?
What is the heart?
It's in charge of moving your bones, without it you'd be unable to move.
What are muscles?
This subsection of the nervous system contains the brain and the spinal cord.
Central Nervous System
This organ is slightly larger than its smaller neighbour. It's job is to remove water from food waste.
What is the large intestine?
This organ is found beneath your rib cage and fills with air when you breath in.
What are lungs?
This kind of blood cell is in charge of bringing oxygen to all of the cells.
What are red blood cells?
This part of our bodies connect muscle to bone and aids in movement.
What is a tendon?
This subsection of the nervous system contains only the nerves.
Peripheral Nervous System
Its the tube like part of your body that connects your mouth to your stomach.
What is your esophagus?
Its the part of your body that connects your trachea to your lungs. Hint: It starts with the letter b.
What are the bronchiole tubes (bronchi)?
It's the component in blood that helps your body fight infection. They are the colour of fresh snow.
What are white blood cells?
This part of your body connects one bone to another bone. It's a common injury for athletes to rip/tear/strain these when playing.
What are ligaments?
Electrical signals travel from your sensory receptors to your nerves, then through this body part before it reaches your brain.
What is your spinal cord?
This balloon like organ stretches as you eat, when you are full signals are sent to your brain telling you to stop eating.
What is the stomach?
It's the part of your body that connects your mouth to your lungs.
What is your trachea?
This part of blood is the liquid that all the blood cells "float" in.
What is plasma?
This material covers the end of your bones at joints and acts as a cushion between your bones. It reduces friction between your bones but can also be found in your nose.
What is cartillage?
Nerves are made up of these specialized cells.
What are neurons?
This kind of digestion involves your teeth pulverizing and grinding food down.
What is mechanical digestion?
What is diffusion?
This part of of circulatory system is the general name for the "tubes" that move blood throughout the body.
What are blood vessels?
It's the number of bones found in the average adult human.
What is 206?