Anatomy
Published on Nov 18, 2015
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Anatomy is the basic setup
of the human body. It's gross, but very cool.
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Bones are not only the support structures of the body, but they are also
the most important structure in the body. Everything is dependent on the bones.
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Organs include lungs, kidneys, intestines, the stomach, and a lot of other things.
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We use our lungs to breathe. We need to breathe.
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The stomach is very important. When we eat, the food goes to our stomach. Our stomach then processes the food, and sends nutrients throughout the body.
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When our stomachs are finished processing the food into waste. It goes into the intestines. The intestines take the remaining nutrients from the waste and dispose of it.
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Kidneys filter our blood through pee.
Gross right?
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The heart is NOT an organ! It is a muscle that pumps our blood.
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Blood is what keeps us alive. It carries oxygen and other things to and from our brain.
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Muscles allow us to move. If we did not have muscles we could not move and we would not have a heart.
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The brain allows us to move, think, and breathe.
we could not do anything without our brains.
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