### body part | organ | heart:

Heart transplantation
* is associated with an increased risk for pancreatobiliary disease
  - at presently the only therapy for the disease
* last-resort option for people with heart failure.

Human heart
* Every human heart has a deep desire for the eternal.
* Most human hearts have chambers.
  - four separate chambers inside

Lymph heart
* are heart-like structures that help the lymphatic circulation.
* propel lymph in amphibians and to a lesser extent in reptiles.

Normal heart
* increase their output with exercise.
* sounds Heart sounds in health and disease.
* valves open silently to permit the flow of blood.

Parental heart
* is such that parents want their children to become better than themselves.
* means the heart which has unbreakable love, directed toward the children.

Human organ
* Most human organs are capable of some sort of reparative growth following an injury.
* are organized into organ.

Important organ
* Most important organs have functions
  - perform functions
* Some important organs produce hormones.

### body part | organ:

Internal organ
* All internal organs are vital organs.
* Most internal organs perform functions.
* Some internal organs are toxic.
* Some internal organs contain muscle tissue
  - smooth muscle tissue
* are cushioned and protected from injury
  - inspected for indications of injury or natural disease processes
  - present and functioning
  - repeated in every segment, each part resembling all others in most respects
* can grow and move independently of the outer body wall.
* contain smooth muscle tissue.
* is an organ

### body part | organ:

Intestine
* Most intestines absorb fluid
  - glucose
  - nutrients
  - sugar
  - water
* Most intestines become intestines
  - large intestines
* Most intestines break down food
  - mixture
  - carry waste
  - cause diarrhoea
  - collect waste
* Most intestines connect colons
  - descend colons
  - duodenums
* Most intestines consist of caecums
  - cecums
* Most intestines contain bacteria
  - helpful bacteria
* Most intestines contain many bacteria
  - microorganisms
  - symbiotic bacteria
  - digest food
  - enhance absorption
* Most intestines have functions
  - tiny tubes
  - walls
* Most intestines perform basic functions
  - follow functions
* Most intestines remove toxic waste
* Most intestines serve excretory functions
  - purposes
* Some intestines absorb alcohol
  - excessive irons
  - are eaten as-is, but are used more often as natural sausage casings
* Some intestines are part of abdomens
  - bellies
* Some intestines carry blood
  - rich blood
  - cause irritation
  - emerge from cloacas
* Some intestines have accessory glands
  - diarrhea
  - include diarrhea
  - tissue types
  - valves
  - help food
  - prevent backflows
  - secrete pepsin
  - stimulate secretion
* aid in absorption.
* are internal organs.
* are part of bodies
  - human bodies
  - responsible for digestion and absorption
  - to be cleansed by hellebore
  - used for digestion
* can become trapped in the hole and become strangled.
* consists of the small intestine and the large intestine.
  - meat
  - starches
  - little or no bargaining skills
  - worms
* includes corpi
  - lobes
* initially develop within a large swelling in the umbilical cord outside the fetal body.
* secrete fluid.

### body part | organ | intestine:

Human intestine
* Most human intestines contain bacteria.
* offer pinworms an ideal place to grow and mature.

Large intestine
* Most large intestines absorb water
* Most large intestines connect colons
* Most large intestines consist of caecums
* Most large intestines contain bacteria
* Most large intestines contain many bacteria
  - symbiotic bacteria
* Most large intestines have tiny tubes
* Most large intestines perform basic functions
* Most large intestines remove toxic waste
* Some large intestines have diarrhea
  - descend colons
  - cecums