Body Organs

Organs are parts of the body that perform specific functions. Each organ has a special job that helps keep us healthy and alive.

  • Heart: Pumps blood throughout the body and keeps it moving.
  • Lungs: Help us breathe by taking in oxygen and releasing carbon dioxide.
  • Brain: Controls all body functions, including thoughts, movement, and senses.
  • Stomach: Breaks down food so our bodies can use it for energy.
  • Liver: Helps in digestion and cleans the blood.

Organs work together in groups called organ systems to perform complex functions:

  • Circulatory System: Includes the heart and blood vessels, responsible for moving blood around the body.
  • Respiratory System: Includes the lungs, responsible for breathing.
  • Digestive System: Includes the stomach and intestines, responsible for breaking down food.
  • Nervous System: Includes the brain and nerves, responsible for sending signals throughout the body.
  • The skin is the largest organ of the body.
  • We have two kidneys, which help filter waste from our blood.
  • Our organs can be affected by what we eat, how we exercise, and our overall health.
  • Eating healthy foods, exercising regularly, and drinking plenty of water can help keep our organs functioning well.
  • Regular check-ups with a doctor are important for maintaining organ health.

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