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The five internal organs of the human body are important from top to bottom: thyroid cyst, bronchitis, upper pulmonary artery, superior vena cava, heart, lung, esophagus, diaphragm, liver, inferior vena cava, lower pulmonary artery, gallbladder, spleen, stomach, kidney, pancreas, sigmoid colon, intestine, urethra, appendix, bladder, duodenum, and urethral opening.

Location of the gallbladder and pancreas

Structures composed of various tissues that can perform a (specific) function are called internal organs. The structural characteristics of internal organs are consistent with their functions. We tend to notice internal organs that are artistically organized and concentrated. For example: visual organs such as eyes, ears, nose, and tongue; and the five internal organs of the human body: heart, liver, lungs, stomach, and kidneys. Many internal organs are easily overlooked by everyone and are not considered as internal organs. For example, any piece of muscle, skin, etc.

Next, let's discuss the seven major systems of the human body.

1. The seven major systems of the human body are: digestive system, respiratory system, respiratory tract, body detoxification system, central nervous system, endocrine system, and endocrine system.

2. Basic tissues of the human body: squamous epithelial cell tissue, connective tissue, muscle tissue, and nervous tissue.

3. There are indeed too many internal organs in the human body. Let’s talk about the five important ones.

1. Effects of the heart

Responsible for transporting blood to all parts of the body.

2. Functions of the Lungs

The CO2 in the blood is eliminated in the lungs, digested, and delivered to the heart and respiratory system to the entire body.

(III) Functions of the liver

To process some toxic substances that the body digests, such as alcohol. This is why people with poor liver function cannot drink too much alcohol. This is together with the gallbladder. In addition, the liver provides supplementary blood when the human body suffers from a small amount of cerebral ischemia. If there is excessive blood loss, the bone marrow will produce blood.

(IV) Effects of the stomach and intestines

The stomach and the gastrointestinal tract below digest and absorb.

(V) Function of the Kidney

The kidneys are very interesting. They control a person's innate energy. Poor kidney function manifests itself in decreased sexual function in men. Kidneys belong to water, which controls fire. Fire represents the heart, so kidney deficiency can immediately affect the heart.

(VI) Functions of the spleen

According to traditional Chinese medicine, thinking too much can damage the spleen. When you miss someone too much, your mouth will feel astringent and have a bad smell when you wake up in the morning. This is because a bad spleen affects the stomach, which in turn affects the oral cavity.