Human Physiology

Human Physiology

It refers to human physical, mechanical, and metabolic function. In order to study how the human body adjusts to physical activity, stress, and diseases, this ties together health, medicine, and science.

A physiologist is someone who has received training in human physiology. Because of his outstanding studies, Claude Bernard is known as the "father of physiology."

The Functions of Human Body Components

Although the accepted definition of an organ is still up for controversy, the list of human bodily components varies. To yet, 79 organs have reportedly been found, according to estimates. In the course of our evolution, certain of our organs have "lost" their function. These organs are referred to as vestigial organs.

Several of these organs cooperate to produce systems that are specialised to carry out a single function or a group of related ones. They are collectively referred to as organ systems.

Five of the 79 organs are also very necessary for survival; any harm to these five organs could cause the end of life. The brain, heart, liver, lungs, and kidneys are the five most important organs in the human body.