THE HUMAN BODYThe human body consis

THE HUMAN BODY
The human body consists of three parts. They are the head, the trunk and the limbs. There are many bones of different sizes and shapes in the skeleton. The bones are connected together by the cartilages, the ligaments and joints. The joints allow the bones to move.
The main part of the head is called the skull. The bones of the skull are composed of cranial and facial parts. The skull encloses the brain. The, forehead, the temples, the cheeks, the cheekbones, the two jaws and the mouth compose the face. The teeth and the tongue are lodged in the mouth. One chews food with the teeth and tastes food with the tongue. The lips are the two margins of the mouth. We see with the eyes, breathe and smell with the nose and hear with ears.
The trunk consists of the spine, the chest and the pelvic bones. In the spine there are many vertebrae. They are cervical, thoracic, lumbar, sacral vertebrae and the coccyx. The trunk is divided into two large cavities by diaphragm. The upper cavity of the trunk is called thorax and the lower one is called the belly. In the middle of the thorax (the chest) there is a long bone the breastbone by name. The ribs are connected with the breastbone by cartilages. The lungs and the heart are located above the diaphragm the upper cavity. In the lower cavity (abdominal cavity) we find interior organs such as stomach, liver, urinary bladder, gallbladder, kidneys, spleen and intestines (bowels). There are two nipples on the chest, and, in women, the breasts with the teats. There is the na¬val in the middle of the abdomen. At the lowest part of the abdomen there are genitals (the external reproductive organs).
The upper limb (extremity) is divided into the shoulder, the upper arm, the forearm and the hand. The joint between upper arm and forearm we call the elbow. The wrist is the joint between forearm and hand. Each hand has five fingers: index (fore-finger), middle finger, ring finger, little finger and a thumb.
The lower limb consists of the thigh-bone (the femur), the shin-bone (the tibia) and the fibula. We call the calf the back of the lower leg. The joint between the femur and the lower leg is called the knee-joint. This joint is protected by the knee-cap (the patella). The joints between lower legs and feet are the ankles. The foot consists of heel, sole and toes.
The muscles form about 40 per cent of the body weight. They are subdivided into three groups. These groups are the musiles of the trunk, head and extremities. There are about 600 skeletal muscles. As far as their form is concerned they can be long, wide and short. The long muscles compose the free extremities, the wide ones lay on the trunk and from the walls of the body cavities. The short muscles are not numero¬us. Some of them form facial muscles. Muscles are attached to bones, internal organs and blood vessels. They allow us to make an internal or external movement due to their contraction and relaxation.
As for the structure of the muscles there are also three types of them: striated (skeletal) muscles, smooth (visceral) muscles and a cardiac muscle. The first ones move all the bones, face and eyes. The second ones move our internal organs such as the digestive tract, blood vessels and secretory ducts. We have no conscious control over visceral muscles and a cardiac muscle. The muscles contain many muscle fibers (cells) which are connected together by connective tissue. It goes without saying that there are many nerves and blood vessels in the muscles.

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THE HUMAN BODYThe human body consists of three parts. They are the head, the trunk and the limbs. There are many bones of different sizes and shapes in the skeleton. The bones are connected together by the cartilages, ligaments and joints. The joints allow the bones to move. The main part of the head is called the skull. The bones of the skull are composed of cranial and facial parts. The skull encloses the brain. The, under, the temples, the cheeks, the cheekbones, the two jaws and the mouth compose the face. The teeth and the tongue are lodged in the mouth. One chews food with the teeth and tastes food with the tongue. The lips are the two margins of the mouth. We see with the eyes, breathe and smell with the nose and hear with ears. The trunk consists of the spine, the chest and the pelvic bones. In the spine there are many vertebrae. They are are, thoracic, lumbar, referring to vertebrae and the coccyx. The trunk is divided into two large cavities by diaphragm. The upper cavity of the thorax is called trunk and the lower one is called the belly. In the middle of the thorax (the chest) there is a long bone the breastbone by name. The ribs are connected with the breastbone by cartilages. The lungs and the heart are located above the diaphragm the upper cavity. In the lower cavity (abdominal cavity) we find interior organs such as stomach, liver, urinary bladder, gallbladder, kidneys, spleen and intestines (bowels). There are two nipples on the chest, and, in women, the breasts with the teats. There is the na ¬ val in the middle of the abdomen. At the lowest part of the abdomen there are genitals (the external reproductive organs). The upper limb (extremity) is divided into the shoulder, the upper arm, the forearm and the hand. The joint between the upper arm and forearm we call the elbow. The wrist is the joint between forearm and hand. Each hand has five fingers: index (fore-finger), middle finger, ring finger, little finger and a thumb. The lower limb consists of the thigh features an easy-bone (the femur), shin-bone (tibia), and the fibula. We call the calf the back of the lower leg. The joint between the femur and the lower leg is called the knee-joint. This joint is protected by the knee-cap (the patella). The joints between the lower legs and feet are the ankles. The foot consists of heel, sole and toes. The muscles form about 40 per cent of the body weight. They are subdivided into three groups. These groups are the musiles of the trunk, head, and extremities. There are about 600 skeletal muscles. As far as their form is concerned they can be long, wide and short. The long muscles compose the free extremities, the wide ones lay on the trunk and from the walls of the body cavities. The short muscles are not numero ¬ us. Some of them form facial muscles. Muscles are attached to bones, internal organs and blood vessels. They allow us to make an internal or external movement due to their contraction and relaxation. As for the structure of the muscles there are also three types of them: striated (skeletal) muscles, smooth (visceral) muscles and cardiac muscle. The first ones move all the bones, face and eyes. The second ones move our internal organs such as the digestive tract, blood vessels and secretory ducts. We have no conscious control over visceral muscles and cardiac muscle. The muscles contain many muscle fibre (cells) which are connected together by connective tissue. It goes without saying that there are many nerves and blood vessels in the muscles.

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