Major Parts of the Body and its Functions

An organ filled with cardiac muscles that pump blood throughout the body.

• heart
• intestines
• stomach
• lungs

Responsible for transforming excess water as undigested food into solid wastes.

• heart
• stomach
• intestines
• lungs

Sends and receives signals to and from the body.

• heart
• stomach
• intestines
• brain

It digests and breaks down the food you eat.

• heart
• stomach
• intestines
• brain

The largest organ that removes the toxins from your blood.

• kidneys
• lungs
• liver
• heart

Exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide happens in this organ.

• kidneys
• lungs
• liver
• heart

Bean-shaped organs that filter the blood to separate and eliminate wastes from the body.

• kidneys
• lungs
• liver
• heart

These provide structure and support to your body and protects your inner organs.

• kidneys
• muscles
• bones
• heart

Attached to your bones and allow your body to do movements.

• kidneys
• muscles
• bones
• heart

Where chemicals and nutrients from the food you eat are processed here.

• kidneys
• stomach
• liver
• heart