Organs and their functions. Interesting facts about human body ПРЕЗЕНТАЦИЯ

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PRESENTATION Шет тілдері кафедрасы Theme: Organs and their functions. Interesting facts about human body.

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PLAN: 1. Introduction 2. The main part 3. Conclusion 4. References

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INTRODUCTION Interesting facts about the human body The human body is an incredibly complex and intricate system that still baffles doctors and researchers, despite the fact that it has been studied for hundreds of years. It is therefore natural that body parts and normal bodily functions may surprise us. From sneezing to growing nails, here are 100 of the strangest and most interesting facts about the human body.

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The main part Brain: The brain is the most complex and least understood human organ. There is a lot we don't know about him, but nevertheless, here are some facts about him. 1. Nerve impulses move at a speed of 270 km/h. 2. The brain requires as much energy to function as a 10-watt light bulb. 3. A human brain cell can store five times more information than any encyclopedia. 4. The brain uses 20% of all oxygen that enters the circulatory system. 5. The brain is much more active at night than during the day. 6. Scientists say that the higher the IQ level, the more often people dream. 7. Neurons continue to grow throughout a person's life

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Hair and nails Hair and nails In fact, these are not living organs, but remember how women worry about their nails and hair, how much money they spend on caring for them! On occasion, you can tell your lady a couple of such facts, she will probably appreciate it. 11. Hair grows faster on your face than anywhere else. 12. Every day a person loses an average of 60 to 100 hairs. 13. The diameter of women's hair is half that of men's. 14. Human hair can bear 100g weight.

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1: Internal organs We don’t remember the internal organs until they bother us, but it is thanks to them that we can eat, breathe, walk and all that stuff. Remember this the next time your stomach growls. 2. The largest internal organ is the small intestine. 3. The human heart creates pressure that is enough for blood to spurt seven and a half meters forward. 4. Stomach acid can dissolve razor blades. 5. The length of all blood vessels in the human body is about 96,000 km.Internal organs

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Body functions We don't really like to talk about them, but we have to deal with them every day. Here are some facts about the not so pleasant things that concern our body. 1. The speed of sneezing is 160 km/h. 2. The speed of coughing can even reach 900 km/h. 3 . Women blink twice as often as men. 4. A full bladder is the size of a softball. Body functions

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Muscles and bones are the frame of our body, thanks to them we move and even just lie down. 1 . You tense 17 muscles to smile and 43 to frown. If you don't want to strain your face, smile. Anyone who often walks around with a sour expression for a long time knows how hard it is. 2. Children are born with 300 bones, but adults have only 206. 72. In the morning we are a centimeter higher than in the evening. 3. The strongest muscle in the human body is the tongue. Muscles and bones

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I believe that the human body is the most important structure of life. The work of the body is represented by many organs and systems of the body. External factors can affect this process both negatively and positively. The human body is essentially made of water and soil. The quality of the water and soil we have determines the quality of our food, our bodies and our lives. Conclusion

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