Rismawati provides information on the front parts of the body, including the head, chest, arms, and legs. The document lists body parts such as the hair, nose, eyes, mouth, ears, and others, and describes their functions, such as protecting areas, aiding senses like sight and hearing, and allowing movement. Body parts in the chest, stomach, shoulders, arms, wrists, fingers, shins, thighs, ankles, toes, and knees are also outlined with their purposes, such as supporting muscles, linking bones, and enabling walking, running, and balance.
Rismawati provides information on the front parts of the body, including the head, chest, arms, and legs. The document lists body parts such as the hair, nose, eyes, mouth, ears, and others, and describes their functions, such as protecting areas, aiding senses like sight and hearing, and allowing movement. Body parts in the chest, stomach, shoulders, arms, wrists, fingers, shins, thighs, ankles, toes, and knees are also outlined with their purposes, such as supporting muscles, linking bones, and enabling walking, running, and balance.
Rismawati provides information on the front parts of the body, including the head, chest, arms, and legs. The document lists body parts such as the hair, nose, eyes, mouth, ears, and others, and describes their functions, such as protecting areas, aiding senses like sight and hearing, and allowing movement. Body parts in the chest, stomach, shoulders, arms, wrists, fingers, shins, thighs, ankles, toes, and knees are also outlined with their purposes, such as supporting muscles, linking bones, and enabling walking, running, and balance.
Hair To protect the scalp from sunburn and cold Nose (Nasal) To help with breathing Eye Sense of sight, to see objects far and near Mouth (Oral) As a place for the entry of food and ai Chin Protects the lower jaw Ear As a hearing aid Cheek Protect the organs in the mouth Neck (cervical) Connecting the body to the skull and chest to support the head
Parts of body Fuction
Chest Protects the chest organs from injury; organs of the lungs, heart, liver Stomach (abdominal) To cover the digestive organs Shoulder To support the neck or the tools used to move the arms Arm (bracial) Form the bulletjoint with the leverage bone and the hinge joint with the cubit bone Wrist To assist the movement of the fingers, and to connect the fingers and hands so they can be used for normal activities. Fingers To grab or hold onto something Shin to connect the knees and ankles and to support the muscles in the leg area. Thigh To support our feet when walking, this is because the thighbone is the largest bone in the human body. Ankle As a link between the lower leg bones of the forearm to the sole of the foot and to allow for up and down movement of the leg, because there is a hinge joint. Toes Help the body when walking, running or standing, so that the body remains balanced and does not fall, the toes also continue to adjust and change so that the body remains balanced and does not fall. Knee To bend the leg so that the leg can stand, sit, walk and all human needs, without the knee, people will be confused in everything.