Continued from…Part I – Circulatory system Part II – Respiratory systemPart III – Urinary system Part IV – Digestive system Exploring the human body – Nervous system Just as your heart is the center of your circulatory system, your brain is the center of your nervous system. Think of your…
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Continued fromPart I – Circulatory system Part II – Respiratory systemPart III – Urinary system Exploring the Human Body – The digestive system Your digestive system is made up of a series of hollow organs that connect to form a digestive tract that goes from the mouth to the anus.…
7 Million Trikes Pose Genital Injury Hazard; Different Risks in Other Toys Fisher-Price has recalled more than 11 million toys for various reasons, including 7 million tricycles with a protruding key that has caused genital injuries to young girls. There have been 10 reports of injuries from the tricycles, including…
(Part I – Circulatory system and Part II – Respiratory system) Exploring the Human Body – The Urinary System The main components of your urinary system are your two kidneys (1), which drain urine through two tubes called ureters (2) into your bladder (3). Urine is excreted from your body…
Exploring the Human body Taking up where we left off in Part I – the Circulatory system, let us explore the respiratory system today Your respiratory system includes the 1 – lungs 2 – trachea 3 – bronchi 4 – diaphragm and works closely with your heart and circulatory system.…
Exploring the Human Body How much do you know about the workings of your body? The human body is endlessly fascinating, and a bit mysterious. But if it’s been a while since your high school biology class, don’t worry. We’ll explore the systems of the body and find out how…
Any health issue can be bad – but asthma often seems like frequent deaths. Those who suffer from it have to be careful about situations that could trigger an attack. Some of the most obvious triggers are strenuous exercise, cold air, dust mites, pollen, tobacco smoke, mold, pet dander, etc.…