Things you SHOULD know!

Things you SHOULD know!

1) Number of Bones - 206

2): Number of Muscles - 639 3) Number of Kidneys - 2

4): Number of Milk Teeth - 20

5) Number of Ribs - 24 (12 pair)

6): Number of Heart Chamber - 4

7): Largest artery - Aorta

8): Normal blood pressure - -120/80mmHg

9) Ph of Blood - 7.4 :

10): Number of vertebrae in the Spine - 33

11): Number of vertebrae in the Neck - 7

12): Number of Bones in Middle Ear - 3

13): Number of Bones in Face - 14

14): Number of Bones in Skull – 22 -

15): Number of Bones in Chest - 25

16) Number of Bones in Arms 6 - 

17): Number of Muscles in Human Arm 72

18): Number of Pumps in Heart

19) Largest Organ - Skin

20) Largest gland - Liver

21) Biggest cell - female Ovum

22) Smallest cell - male Sperm

23) Smallest Bone - Stapes

24) First transplanted Organ - Heart 

25) Average length of Small Intestine 7m

26): Average length of Large Intestine-1.5m

27): Average weight of new Born baby - -2.6kg

28): Pulse rate in One Minute - 72 times

29): Normal body temperature - 37 C° - (98.4 F°)

30) Average Blood Volume 4 to 5 liters - 2

31): Life Span of RBC - 120 days

32) Life Span of WBC 10 to 15 days -

33) Pregnancy Period - 280 days (40 week)

34) Number of Bones in Human Foot - 33

35) Number of Bones in Each wrist - 8

36) Number of Bones in Hand - 27

37) Largest Endocrine gland - Thyroid 

38) Largest Lymphatic Organ - Spleen

39) Largest part of Brain - Cerebrum

40) Largest & Strongest Bone - Femur

41): Smallest Muscle - Stapedius (Middle Ear)

41): Number of Chromosome - 46 (23 pair)

42): Number of Bones in new Born baby - 306

43) Viscosity of Blood - 4.5 to 5.5

44): Universal Donor Blood Group - 0

45): Universal Recipient Blood Group - AB

46) Largest WBC - Monocyte

47): Smallest WBC - Lymphocyte

48) Increase RBC count called - Polycethemia

49) Blood Bank in the Body is - Spleen

50) Non Nucleated Blood cell is - RBC

51) RBC produced in the - Bone Marrow

52) River of Life is Called Blood

53) Normal Blood Cholesterol level – 250mg/dl

54): Fluid part of Blood is - Plasma

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