Internal Part of

the body
The brain
The brain is the control
centre of the nervous
system and is located within
the skull. Its functions
include muscle control and
coordination, sensory
reception and integration,
speech production, memory
storage, and the elaboration
of thought and emotion.

The lungs
The lungs are two sponge-
like, cone-shaped structures
that fill most of the chest
cavity. Their essential
function is to provide oxygen
from inhaled air to the
bloodstream and to exhale
carbon dioxide.

The liver
The liver lies on the right side
of the abdominal cavity
beneath the diaphragm. Its
main function is to process
the contents of the blood to
ensure composition remains
the same. This process
involves breaking down fats,
producing urea, filtering
harmful substances and
maintaining a proper level
of glucosein the blood.

The bladder
The bladder is a muscular
organ located in the pelvic
cavity. It stretches to store
urine and contracts to
release urine.

The kidneys
The kidneys are two bean-
shaped organs located at the
back of the abdominal cavity,
one on each side of the
spinal column. Their function
is to maintain the bodys
chemical balance by
excreting waste products and
excess fluid in the form of
urine.

The heart
The heart is a hollow,
muscular organ that pumps
blood through the blood
vessels by repeated,
rhythmic contractions.

The stomach
The stomach is a muscular,
elastic, pear-shaped bag,
lying crosswise in the
abdominal cavity beneath
the diaphragm. Its main
purpose is digestion of food
through production of gastric
juices which break down, mix
and churn the food into a
thin liquid.

The intestines
The intestines are located
between the stomach and
the anus and are divided into
two major sections: the small
intestine and the large
intestine. The function of the
small intestine is to absorb
most ingested food. The
large intestine is responsible
for absorption of water and
excretion of solid waste
material.

External body
part
- any body part visible
externally
breast
- the part of an animal's body
that corresponds to a
person's chest
throat
- the part of an animal's body
that corresponds to a
person's throat
hood
- (zoology) an expandable
part or marking that
resembles a hood on the
head or neck of an animal
body part
- any part of an organism
such as an organ or extremity
arthromere
- any of the segments in the
body of a jointed animal like
an arthropod
lip
- either of two fleshy folds of
tissue that surround the
mouth and play a role in
speaking
labium
- a liplike structure that
bounds a bodily orifice
(especially any of the four
labiate folds of a woman's
vulva)
head, caput
- the upper part of the human
body or the front part of the
body in animals; contains the
face and brains; "he stuck his
head out the window"
cervix, neck
- the part of an organism
(human or animal) that
connects the head to the rest
of the body; "he admired her
long graceful neck"; "the
horse won by a neck"
ruff, frill
- an external body part
consisting of feathers or hair
about the neck of a bird or
other animal
breast, chest - the front of
the trunk from the neck to the
abdomen; "he beat his breast
in anger"
appendage, extremity, me
mber - an external body part
that projects from the body;
"it is important to keep the
extremities warm"
extremity- that part of a
limb that is farthest from the
torso
face, human face- the front
of the human head from the
forehead to the chin and ear
to ear; "he washed his face";
"I wish I had seen the look on
his face when he got the
news"
face- the part of an animal
corresponding to the human
face