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Human Organs by Function

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FunctionOrgan
absorbs nutrientssmall intestine
absorbs waterlarge intestine
attaches the intestines to the abdominal wallmesentery
carries air from the throat to the lungstrachea
carries air from the trachea to the lungsbronchi
carries oxygen-depleted blood to the heartveins
carries oxygen-filled blood away from the heartarteries
central organ of the nervous systembrain
connects bones to bonesligaments
connects muscles to bonestendons
coordinates voluntary muscular movements and maintains posture and balancecerebellum
detoxifies chemicals and produces bileliver
develops and matures T-cellsthymus gland
exchanges oxygen and carbon dioxide with the bloodlungs
exchanges oxygen, nutrients, and waste between blood and tissuecapillaries
filters blood and stores platelets and white blood cellsspleen
filters lymph fluid and produces white blood cellslymph nodes
filters waste out of blood and produces urinekidneys
insulates and protects skinhair
muscle that contracts to allow the lungs to expand and fill with airdiaphragm
outer end of the uterus, allowing menstrual flow to exit and sperm to entercervix
passageway that directs air to the respiratory system and food to the digestive systempharynx
produces blood cellsbone marrow
produces digestive enzymes and insulinpancreas
produces eggs and estrogenovaries
produces gastric juices to break down foodstomach
produces hormones that regulate the body's metabolic ratethyroid
produces hormones that regulate the body's stress responseadrenal glands
produces melatoninpineal gland
produces milkmammary glands
produces seminal fluidprostate
produces sound and protects food from entering the airwaylarynx
produces sperm and testosteronetestes
provides nutrients and oxygen to fetusesplacenta
pumps blood through the bodyheart
regulates calcium levelsparathyroid glands
regulates temperature, hunger, thirst, and sleep cycleshypothalamus
secretes hormones and controls the activity of other endocrine glandspituitary gland
shields the body and regulates temperatureskin
stores beneficial gut bacteriaappendix
stores bilegallbladder
stores energy in the form of fat and provides insulationadipose tissue
stores urinebladder
transmits electrical impulses throughout the bodynerves
transports eggs from the ovaries to the uterusFallopian tubes
transports food from the throat to the stomachesophagus
transports lymph fluid throughout the bodylymphatic vessels
transports urine from the bladder out of the bodyurethra
transports urine from the kidneys to the bladderureters
traps inhaled or ingested pathogens and produces antibodiestonsils
where fertilized eggs implant and fetuses matureuterus
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