 The main function of the brain is to act as the control center of the  Atherosclerosis, heart attack, high blood
blood pressure, angina, and
body.
 The cerebrum is the largest part of the brain.
 The cerebellum is located beneath the cerebrum. It coordinates
muscle movements and keeps a sense of balance.
 The brain stem controls all the automatic activities of the body. It
also connects the rest of the brain to the spinal cord.
 Some of the conditions that affect the brain are meningitis, brain
tumor, cerebral palsy, Alzheimer’s disease, and amnesia.
 The kidneys are the main organs of the urinary system.
 Each kidney has millions of nephrons or tiny units that filter the
blood.
 Urine is formed from the waste products of the blood mixed with
water.
Urinary tract infection or UTI is an infection that affects the urinary
tract or passageway of the urine. The urinary tract includes the
kidneys, ureters, bladder, and urethra.
 Nephritis is the inflammation of nephrons of the kidneys. This is
often caused by bacterial infection or allergic reactions to some
medications.
 Kidney stones are hard, crystalline mineral materials that are
formed within the kidneys.
 Any disease that results in kidney failure may result in another
condition called uremia.
The heart and lungs are delicate organs protected by the ribcage.
 These organs located in the ribcage form the chest cavity.
The heart is an organ that is composed of cardiac muscles.
 Its main function is to pump blood throughout the body. It is as big as
the size of a closed fist and is located in the middle of the chest
cavity.
 As the heart pumps blood, the blood is distributed to different parts
of the body through the blood vessels found underneath the skin.
 The lungs are air-filled organs that are located on both sides of the
chest cavity.
 It delivers oxygen from the air to the body and delivers carbon
dioxide from the body to the air.
stroke are some of the common diseases and disorders that affect
the heart.
 Asthma, bronchitis, pneumonia, and lung cancer are some of the
common diseases and disorders that affect the lungs.
 The brain serves as the control center of the body. It is responsible
for controlling the major processes that happen in our body, such
as breathing and digestion.
 The nose and the tongue are connected to the brain by a series of
nerves that allows sending and interpretation of signals.
 The heart and lungs coordinate with one another to allow the
proper oxygenation of the blood.
 The brain is responsible for controlling involuntary actions, such as
the heartbeat.
 The heart and the kidneys are connected by blood vessels that
serve as the passageway of the blood. They allow the transport of
blood from the heart to the kidneys for the filtration of the waste in
the blood.
 In order to have a healthy body, make sure to do the following
practices regularly.
o Have proper hygiene.
o Have a balanced diet.
o Have enough rest and sleep.
o Have an active lifestyle.
o Have a regular checkup with a doctor.
o Have an awareness of what is good or bad for your
body.
o Have a positive attitude.
Brain Teasers: Continuation…