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Vocabulary Development: Words Associated with Human Internal Body System and Functions I

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  • Words Associated with Human Internal Body System and Functions I
    • The Kidneys
      • Malfunctioning of the Kidneys

There are many organs that are responsible for our staying healthy as human beings. These organs work harmoniously to keep the human body healthy. Some of these organs are external and some are internal. Usually, we can see the external organs, but we also need to be acquainted with some of the organs in the human internal body system. These organs include the kidneys, the heart, the lungs, the spleen, the stomach, the intestines etc.

All these internal organs are held together by the human skeleton. In other words, the skeleton serves as the bony framework of the human body. It provides support and protection for the soft tissues and the various internal organs. It also gives shape to the human body.

The Kidneys:

 

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