Organs Of The Body

1. What is the primary function of the liver?

Making enzymes and proteins which are responsible for most chemical reactions in the body,

Producing insulin for blood sugar regulation.

Regulating body temperature.

Filtering waste and producing urine.

The liver plays a vital role in the production of enzymes and proteins that are essential for various chemical reactions in the body.

Explanation

The liver plays a vital role in the production of enzymes and proteins that are essential for various chemical reactions in the body.

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2. What are the primary functions of the stomach?

The functions of a stomach is to hold, digest, expell and process food for digestion as it empties into the small intestine.

The stomach's primary function is to regulate body temperature.

The stomach's primary function is to convert food into energy for the body.

The stomach's primary function is to pump blood throughout the body.

The stomach primarily functions to hold, digest, expel, and process food for digestion before it moves into the small intestine. It does not pump blood, convert food into energy, or regulate body temperature.

Explanation

3. Why is the brain considered one of the most important organs of our body?

It is responsible for our ability to think and reason.

It controls all our bodily functions.

Because it is the center of our being.

It is where we store our memories.

The brain is crucial for our survival and functions as the control center for our entire body, influencing everything from movement to thoughts and emotions.

Explanation

The brain is crucial for our survival and functions as the control center for our entire body, influencing everything from movement to thoughts and emotions.

4. What are the lungs?

The lungs are the organs of respiration in humans.

The lungs are the organs responsible for digestion in humans.

The lungs are the organs of circulation in humans.

The lungs are the organs responsible for waste removal in humans.

The correct answer defines the lungs as the organs of respiration in humans, responsible for breathing and exchanging oxygen and carbon dioxide.

Explanation

The correct answer defines the lungs as the organs of respiration in humans, responsible for breathing and exchanging oxygen and carbon dioxide.

5. Why is the heart considered the most vital organ in the body?

The heart is just another muscle in the body without any specific importance.

The heart is only important for maintaining body temperature.

The heart plays a minor role in the body's overall functioning compared to other organs.

The heart is the force that makes the blood move. Without the heart, the cells couldn't have the oxygen.

The heart's crucial function of circulating blood ensures that all cells receive the necessary oxygen and nutrients to survive and function.

Explanation

The heart's crucial function of circulating blood ensures that all cells receive the necessary oxygen and nutrients to survive and function.

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