PARTS OF HUMANBODY

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PARTS OF HUMAN BODY






Upper main part of the body called HEAD.
  • The head contains brain.
  • Bones such as skull, facial bones, cervical spine bones like atlas and Axis in neck
  • Which Weight around 5 KGS for a normal adult
  • Special body senses like eyes, hears,nose, tounge.
  • The head only part which is differ from one another by face.
  • It also participate in emotional functions like facial expressions.
Head
MAIN BODY

Flat surface of human body is called main body
  • It contains chest , abdomen, perineal part. 
  • Peripheral parts like hands, legs also attached to main body .
  • It bones like ribs, spinal cord, pectoral girdle, peripheral bones.
PERIPHERAL PARTS
Legs
Legs

HANDS
Hands


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