Organs are groups of tissues of living organisms adapted to perform specific functions. In the highest animal. organs are grouped into organ Systems; for example, the digestive tract, stomach and liver are organs The digestive system. Do you think you know your body well? If so, you should think twice. Our body is always with us, but we cannot claim to know everything about it.
Which organs are on the left side?
The most important organ.
The exact location of the heart is slightly closer to the sternum on the left side. Both sides of the heart are broken by a hard wall known as the shot. Both sides have two video chambers, of which the upper atrium is mentioned and the ventricle is at the bottom. The atria have less volume than the ventricles and have the task of holding water the blood catch before it is transferred to the ventricles. The left side of the chest and chambers are thicker than the right side.
The area of the digestive system that collects the food we eat is called the stomach. The stomach is responsible for producing enzymes that help digest and assimilate the digested food. The stomach is located in the upper part of the abdomen. The epigastric cap can aid in the passage of food into the vulnerable intestinal tract.
The spleen is located in the upper left part of the abdomen. He is an organ 4 centimeters long and is responsible for the production new blood cells and removal of excess cells. The spleen is also responsible for filtering of blood fighting bacteria that can cause diseases such as meningitis and pneumonia. The spleen also maintains control of water and facilitates its spread through the hull. A weak spleen can cause water in certain parts of the body, resulting in an impotent immune system.
The pancreas is an important digestive gland located on the back of the stomach. The gland contains both an endocrine and an exocrine portion measuring up to 6 cm. The head of the pancreas is located on the right side of the abdomen. The back of the pancreas gives a limited lid that extends to the left lobe of the body. The pancreas is responsible for the admission and processing of calorie-rich preparations containing carbohydrates, proteins, and fats, and for the release of digestive enzymes in the duodenum.
The colon lies beneath the abdominal cavity and connects to the posterior end of the small intestine. There is a list of. of organs It is located in the large intestinal tract, which includes the colon, rectum, and appendix. The leadership cecum comes from the lower right side. It first ascends and crosses, then slips into part of the large intestine before becoming the right lobe of the rectum.
They are responsible for obtaining water from food components that the human body absorbs and for storing feces before it is removed from the body.
Connecting Organs
Since you already have some knowledge of what is on the left side of the body. organs Some of the left sides of the body, especially the larger ones. organs You will be more aware of a couple organs in our body, because they are related to our work functions.
The lungs in their primary role are the cause of respiration and this is accomplished by the way we breathe air and breathe carbon dioxide. Both non-lungs are located on either side of the rib cage and look like sponges. There is a windpipe that leaks air in the direction of the non-tender through a bronchial tube that looks like a bronchial structure. The size of the left non-tender is smaller and more reasonable due to the fact that the part is on the left side of the body because of the need to adjust the heart.
It is located on the anterior chest wall. The female breast is much more developed than the male breast. This is because the baby has to get a table while drinking milk. Breast growth depends on the separation of estrogen and progesterone in the body. Breast growth may vary in the direction of pregnancy, for example, if under the influence of the hormone prolactin the value of milk production increases. In most cases, smahivayutsya is not on unknown grounds, but right below closed breast image. Quite a few women have symmetrical breasts.
The kidneys are responsible for the removal of urea, toxins, minerals, salts, and waste products. the blood The left kidney is placed slightly higher than the right because the right kidney is pushed down by the liver. The left kidney is almost the volume of a fist.
Above the kidney is the adrenal gland or adrenal gland. The volume and shape of the left and right vessels are different. They are responsible for arranging the production of hormones.
4. left ureter
The ureter is the pathway through which urine flows from the kidneys to the bladder. If the ureter fails, the kidney is at risk for infection. The sinusoids of the kidneys are narrowed to the urethral guide, but looking at the anatomy, the left and right ureters are somewhat distinct. The left is oriented toward the inferior mesenteric nerve and the right is inferior.
Reproductive organs
Now you get it. organs All are on the left side of the body, but in this part there are some differences, due to the fact that we do not have the following three organs at the same time.
Fallopian tubes on the left
The two fallopian tubes are located separately on each side of the uterus and walk to the ovaries at the back of the uterus. These structures are present only in the woman and are responsible for taking care of the egg cells released from the ovaries. The fallopian tubes must take care of the welfare of the egg, awaiting insemination.
The left ovary
Female sex hormones such as estrogen and progesterone are separated by the amygdala organs called the ovary. Egg production still depends on the correct function of the ovaries. Each month, the ovaries on both sides turn to release egg cells. They are still responsible for the isolation of inhibiting the production of follicle stimulating hormone (FSH).
Left test ball
Only males have a test circle; the test circle is protected by the scrotum. The scrotum looks like a pouch and is located between the anus and the penis. test circle contains the Leydig and Sertoli cells responsible for hormone production. In some men, the left test circle is slightly higher than the right, and the left test circle is smaller in volume because of the very large number of veins running over it.
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