Body

The body is the organism of an animal or a person. It consists of a torso and limbs. The torso includes the head, neck, chest, abdomen and back. The limbs are divided into upper (arms) and lower (legs).

The human body consists of a skeleton, muscles, organs, circulatory and nervous systems. Internal organs such as the heart, lungs, liver, stomach and intestines are located in body cavities.

The body performs many important functions. The skeleton and muscles provide support for the body and movement. The heart pumps blood, delivering oxygen and nutrients to all cells. The lungs provide gas exchange. The liver, kidneys and other organs perform the functions of filtering and removing toxins. The nervous system coordinates the work of all body systems.

Thus, the body is a complex biological system, all parts of which are closely interconnected and work in concert, ensuring the vital functions of the organism.

The body is the organism of an animal or a person. It includes the human torso, with the exception of the limbs - arms and legs.

Body also refers to the main or large part of any organ. For example, the body of the stomach is the main part of the stomach. The uterine body is the main part of the uterus.

In addition, the body is a collection of dense discrete tissue in the body. One example is the carotid body, a collection of tissue located in the depression between the internal and external carotid arteries in the neck.

Thus, the term “body” is used to refer to the entire human or animal organism, the main parts of individual organs, as well as clusters of dense tissue.

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T**el**o* * is a concept that can have several meanings and depends on the context in which it is used. In a broad sense, the body is an **animal organism**, that is, a living being capable of independent existence in the environment. However, in a narrower sense