PH VALUES. INTESTINAL JUICE - 7.6-8.3 pH Of Blood - 7.4 pH Of | HI
PH VALUES.
INTESTINAL JUICE - 7.6-8.3
pH Of Blood - 7.4
pH Of Saliva - 6.8
pH Of Tear – 7.2
pH Of Semen – 7.1 to 8.0
pH Of Gastric Juice – 1.8
pH Of Duodenum – 7.8
pH Of Vagina - 3.8 to 4.5
pH Of Urine – 6.0 to 7.5 (Slightly
Acidic),Normally4.5 to 8.0
Number Of Vertebrae In The Spine - 33
Number Of Vertebrae In The Neck - 7
Number Of Bones In Hand – 27
Number Of Bones In Wrist – 7
Number Of Bones In Middle Ear - 6
Number Of Bones In Face - 14
Number Of Bones In Skull - 22
Number Of Bones In Chest - 25
Number Of Bones In Arms - 6
Number Of Bones In Each Human Ear - 3
Number Of Muscles In The Human Arm – 72
Number Of Bones In Human Foot - 33
Number Of Bones In Each Wrist - 8
Number Of Bones In Hand - 27
Number Of Pumps In Heart – 2
Number Of Chromosomes In Human Cell - 46
(23Pairs)
Number Of Bones In New Born Body - 300
Biggest Cell - Egg Cell (Ovum)
First Transplanted Organ - Heart
Average Length Of Small Intestine - 7 M
Average Length Of alimentary canal – 9M
Average Length Of Large Intestine - 1.5 M
Average Weight Of New Born Baby - 2.6 Kg.
Pulse Rate In One Minute - 72 Times
Body Temperature - 36.9o C (98.4o F)
Average Blood Volume - 4 - 5 Liters
Average Life Of RBC - 120 Days
Average Life Of WBC 13 To 20 Days
Average Life OfPlatelets 8–10 days
Pregnancy Period - 280 Days
Plasma 55% (90-92% water, 6-8% protein
(fibrinogens, albumins and globulins), glucose,
amino acids and small amount of minerals like
Na+, Ca++, Cl– etc.)
1,500,00-3,500,00 platelets mm–3.
Breathing rate : 12-16 times/minute
Smallest Endocrine Gland – Pineal Gland
Smallest Cranial Nerve – Trochlear
Smallest Blood Vessel – Capillaries
Smallest Cell - Blood Cell
Smallest Bone – Stapes (Ear)
Smallest Muscle - Stapedius (Middle Ear)
Largest Endocrine Gland – Thyroid Gland
Largest Lymphatic Organ - Spleen
Largest Cell - Nerve Cell
Largest Part Of Brain - Cerebrum
Largest &Amp; Strongest Bone – Femur
Largest Vien – Inferior Vena Cava
Largest Internal Organ - Liver
Largest Artery - Aorta
Largest External Organ – Skin
Largest Lymph Organ – Splee
Largest Part Of Brain - Cerebrum
Largest Human Cell – Ovum
Lagest Antibody - Igm
Largest muscle - Buttock (Gluteus Maximus)
Largest cavity – abdominal cavity
Largest Isolated Single Cell - Ostrich Egg
Largest Blood Cell – Luecocytes
Longest Cell – Nuerons (nerve cell)
Thinnest Skin – Eyelids
Universal Donor Blood Group – O (Negative)
Universal Recipient Blood Group – AB (Positive)
Power House Of The Cell – Mitochondira
Protein Factory Of The Cell – Ribosome
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