Internal organs
The internal organs are predominantly all organs, which are not visible inside the body. With the exception of the sense organs and skin this applies to all other organs. Organs are specialized body parts that perform certain functions in the organism. For example, the organ stomach is specialized in storing, purging, disinfecting, enzymeizing and passaging porridge to the intestine in portions. The individual organs are interconnected in organ systems. Only the interaction allows a perfect functioning of the body.
The most important internal organs of humans include:
- the pancreas,
- the bubble,
- the blood and the blood vessels,
- the intestinal tract,
- the gallbladder,
- the brain,
- the heart,
- the liver,
- the lung,
- the stomach,
- the spleen,
- the muscles,
- the kidneys,
- thyroid,
- the skeleton,
- the diaphragm.
By analogy, however, the term internal organs is often used only for the organs that are located in the chest and abdominal area.
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