Some Important Information (GK Question) About The Human Body

Some important information about the human body

 Some important information about the human body

Some important information about the human body

• Skin in adult male body = 1.8 square meter.
• Adult skin skin = 1.6 square meters.
• Normal thickness of the skin = 1.2 millimeter.
• The thickness of the skin in hands, feet, and neck = 3 to 6 millimeters.
• The thickness of the eye and nose skin = 0.51 mm
• The most important organs = Pituitary glands, human growth, reproduction and control of all endocrine glands.
• The most difficult organs = dental enamel.
The limb that never relax = heart and kidneys.
• More than 200 million daily births and deaths occur in human body.
• In addition to those organs, humans can survive = Tonsill and Appendix
• The body that gives immediate power to the body = liver.
• There is more than 2 liters of blood in the human body.
• The outer part of the skin is restored every 15-30 days.
• In the life of 70-year-old people, the heart drinks at least 174 million liters of blood and kidneys carry 38 million liters of blood out of contaminated substances.
• Longer than thighs and bodice, the length of the ends is 7 and 1.5 meters respectively.
• Known as the calcium oxytociride key = bleaching powder. 

Some important information about the human body

1. Sodium hydrogen known as carbonate key = baking soda or, eating soda. 

2. Plaster of Paris known as calcium sulphate hemihydrate key. 
3. Sodium carbonate called the dekahidrate key = cloth sour cream.  4. Example of retroviruses =hiv.
5. Aircraft aircraft are made by any metal = Dualium.
6. What type of serum contains anti-serum = antibody.
7. EDTA is used as an anti-hypertension = Blood Bank.
8. Where blood heparin is produced = Different types of WBC.
9. Jephthalene occurs in the absence of Vitamin A.
10. Marasmus and dysentery diseases are caused by children due to malnutrition.
11. Examples of starch, cellulose, glycogen key = polysaccharide.
12. Important minerals in the formation of wall walls = calcium.
13. Gastrointestinal = A type of peptide hormone which is present in the stomach G-coat.
14. Swan cells can be noticed = in the nerves or neurons.