hi welcome to ink vidcom I'm Adam in
today's video I'm gonna give you a bit
of an anatomy lesson now first of all we
have to understand a few things one this
is very scientific things and it's not
necessarily important for everybody but
it's good to know you never know when
you might have to talk to your doctor
about some of these things some of these
issues and explain to them what's going
on or if the doctor needs to explain to
you what is going on in your body you
can at least have a basic idea of what
he or she is speaking about another
thing to remember is I'm not a doctor so
if I'm not saying it exactly correct let
it go it's not all about English not
about medicine so don't sue me for
malpractice later okay so we're gonna
start with anatomy what is anatomy this
is basically the structure of the body
all the parts of the body inside outside
and all around and we're going to look
today at the five vital organs organs
are basically pieces of equipment inside
your body vital means crucial very very
important very necessary so we're gonna
talk about the five vital organs meaning
that if anything happens to these
particular organs you could die okay so
you have to be a little bit careful when
it comes to taking care of them and
we're also going to look at the systems
that they are parts of your body has
lots of different systems that control
and regulate what happens to your body
and we're gonna look at how some of
these work okay now there are a lot more
than five organs then there are more
than five systems but we're only going
to look at the vital five today we're
gonna start with your heart so everybody
knows more or less where your heart is
it's about middle of your chest left or
right depending on the person what the
heart does is it pumps basically it
pumps blood it is a pump in it pumps
blood throughout your system right it
gets the blood flowing in and out that's
why we call it part of the circulatory
system it circulates the blood
throughout your body blood goes into the
heart
up with oxygen goes to the body comes
back to the heart without oxygen fills
up again and again and again the system
is basically made up of the heart of
course the blood vessels these are the
small little lines of blood that reach
all over your body the arteries these
are the big the main blood vessels the
main pipe lines if you want to call them
that leave the heart full of oxygen and
travel all around the body and spreading
the oxygen all around and then the veins
that's the blue ones that you might see
on your arms they are going back to the
heart without oxygen to get refilled and
then you have a spleen which is another
organ we're not going to get into right
now so very important take care of your
hearts now as a side note the most the
thing you need to be most worried about
is your are your arteries if you're
gonna eat a lot of fatty foods these
things can get clogged clogged means
they get full and the blood can't pass
through and that's when you have a heart
attack or even a stroke so very very
important to make sure that this doesn't
happen don't eat too many hamburgers and
pizzas and chips and french fries and
all that other delicious but unhealthy
stuff next we're gonna look at your
brain the biggest muscle in your body
they say so make sure you exercise
because muscles need exercise to grow
the brain is again in your skull okay it
is part of the central nervous system
okay so your brain controls all the
voluntary and involuntary actions of
your body
voluntary I want to lift my hand up so I
do I my brain sends a message my hand
goes up my hand goes down side all
around involuntary breathing if I held
my breath eventually even if I want to
hold it my brain will force my lungs to
work and I will be able to breathe again
it's involuntary I don't have much of a
choice about it okay the central nervous
system consists of the brain again the
spinal cord that's the line in your back
okay that it's connected all the way up
keeps your skeleton all to
and the nerves the nerve endings on all
parts of your body so if you go like
this you feel it here but you understand
it here okay and then we have the lungs
the lungs are the two very delicate very
fragile pieces inside your chest that
fill with air push out there fill with
air push out there they are part of the
respiratory system respiratory basically
means breathing so the lungs take in the
air that we breathe into them they
absorb the oxygen they release the
carbon dioxide and push that back
outside right so car co2 you know oxygen
and carbon dioxide oxygen and carbon
dioxide out made up of the lungs the
trachea is in here and the diaphragm
basically underneath pushes up and down
to help the lungs expand or contract I
hope you can see that expand contract
expand contract so this is these are
your lungs so these are three of the
five let's look at the other two that
some people don't necessarily think
about regularly okay so now we're going
to look at the other two organs and
we're gonna start with the kidneys the
kidneys
they're called kidneys because they're
shaped a little bit like that like a
kidney bean a little bit there are two
of them there's sort of like located a
little bit in the back of and lower back
what they are part of the urinary system
now if you're not sure urine is the
correct word for pee when you go to
Washington pee it's actually you're in
the yellow stuff or whatever so the
kidneys are what are the organs that are
responsible for cleaning the water in
your system and the blood etc a little
bit to certain extent and creating the
urine so they clean out the water and
whatever is waste water comes out as pee
as urine so it consists of the kidneys
the bladder this is where you store the
pee and when you say oh I really have to
pee that's your bladder getting full the
two ureters or that pass it along to
the the bladder from the kidneys the
ureters to the bladder and then through
the urethra outside when you go to the
washroom okay their urethra is the where
the pee comes out basically that's
little tube and sphincter muscles are
basically in your anus and your bum
where for other things as well okay so
this is basically a it's like a plumbing
system if you want to cut if you want to
think of it like that
it's your if you want to talk about your
body as a basically a machine that's the
plumbing system now you have two of
these you can live with one you can't
live with I was that not neither of them
you have to have at least one so a lot
of people get a transplant now you can
have organ transplants and kidneys are
very common transplants you could take
from a healthy person you can take one
out and give it to somebody else who has
both of their kidneys are bad right
because without your kidneys you're
gonna die so you can have a transplant
and move an organ from one healthy body
to another healthy body just as a side
note when you get a driver's license I
don't know if it's in every country but
in Canada for example when you get your
driver's license they will give you a
little form and you can say yes or no
and sign it if you die you can donate
your organs or body parts to medicine so
if you get into an accident and you're
gonna die maybe they can take out your
kidney and give it to somebody who's
sick that's a choice you have to put
moral religious philosophical ideas into
it but just so you know that's where a
lot of these organs come from you can
also donate an organ if you match and
there's all kinds of things about that
and next let's go and look at liver so
your livers are about here it's again
you're gonna have to look at an actual
anatomy book to figure out the map of
the body but a liver is multifunctional
it does many things it cleans the blood
it means it takes out harmful toxins
toxins are basically poisons it takes
them out of the blood system and gets
rid of them or processes them for
example people who are alcoholics people
who drink a lot of alcohol the liver is
what cleans the blood after you drink
all that alcohol if you drink too much
alcohol eventually you're working your
liver so hard that it stops working and
then you're in big trouble
so don't drink too much it's also part
of the digestive system it produces bile
and digestive juices so in your stomach
where you're processing food in order to
get the nutrients out the liver
contributes part of the juices that
break down the food and it also produces
enzymes enzymes are basically components
that control chemical reactions in your
body you have all different types of
enzymes other parts also create enzymes
but deliver does as well the digestive
system includes the stomach okay
the liver the small and large intestine
so you know the tubes that go back and
forth and process the food until it
comes out so you have big ones you have
small ones you have the rectum and the
anus this is basically where the waste
comes out now I didn't want to say the
word but I have to say poo I think all
of you know the word poo the correct
word for this feces so the feces comes
out of the anus when you're done so in
out that's your digestive system now
these are the five vital organs there
are many other organs I highly recommend
you look online or in a good Anatomy
book and just get a basic idea of what
your body is made up of if you're going
to medical school obviously you're gonna
know all this stuff you're gonna know a
lot more than this but a very
interesting thing that you need to know
the biggest organ of your body is your
skin a very interesting little point to
know about that so take care of your
skin very important organ so I hope this
was a little bit helpful gives you a
little bit of a start to your medical
careers or your medical knowledge
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