The heart is an organ.
Heart is an organ. It's a pumping organ which pumps the blood to the whole body. Organ means a working part of an organism (system)\ Since heart is a working part of our body, therefore it's an organ
The heart is an organ within the circulatory system. It is make up of different tissues working together to pump blood.
The skin is the largest organ, but of the two organs quoted in the question, the liver is larger than the heart.
The nervous system causes the heart to beat faster when you exercise. It itself is not an organ but a system.
Its a hollow muscular organ and it works like a pump.
Its a hollow muscular organ and it works like a pump.
Your Heart is an organ that pumps blood through your body.
A concave/cavernous area of an organ is a ventricle. Like the hollow compartments in the heart.
A structure in a hollow organ (like the heart) with a flap to insure one-way flow of fluid through it
It's not entirely hollow, but yes, it is a organ that sits atop the trachea
No, the placenta is not a hollow muscular organ. It is a temporary organ that develops during pregnancy and is responsible for providing oxygen and nutrients to the fetus, as well as removing waste products from the fetus' blood.
The uterus is the hollow muscular organ that protects and nourishes a developing fetus during pregnancy. It is located in the pelvis and has a lining that thickens each month to prepare for a possible pregnancy.
The stomach is hollow. There are no individual organs inside the stomach.
How Hollow Heart... was created on 1996-03-28.
Viscus means organ. So hollow viscus means an organ than has a lumen or open space within it, like the stomach and intestines. Perforated hollow viscus is an organ with a lumen that has a hole in it such that contents can escape from inside the organ to outside the organ. If a gastric ulcer perforated, it would be a perforated hollow viscus, allowing gastric acid and contents out into the abdominal cavity.
The hollow muscular pear-shaped organ inside the female body is the uterus.