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organs from brain dead patients to another is called Dr. Swarnalatha in-charge of |
cadaver transplantation. IIff any person is willing to Jeevandan scheme, said in a |
donate organs or in needy get organs. They must |
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statement. Think how great |
register their names in transplantation facility Yaswanth’s parents are? |
hospitals. |
Collect information about a voluntary |
organisation working on organ donation and make a |
report. |
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There is very less awareness among people about |
organ donation. Society needs much awareness in |
organ donation, so that we can save many lives who |
are in need of different organs from donars for their |
survival. Instead of living in their memories, let us |
give them a chance to live in others for one more life. |
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Co ordination - The linking system |
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Sharpening of a pencil, grasping a door knob, walking or running, |
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driving, and a few physical actions, all involve well coordinated movements |
made with well balanced postures. In fact, whenever we move the three |
basic functions, such as movement, balance and coordination work together |
to perform purposeful motions of body parts. This is actually quite a feat, |
because moving is a complex process for the body. |
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Even standing upright is a difficult challenge of balancing on just two |
feet with a narrow base. Yet, it is common for us not only to stand upright |
easily and apparently, effortlessly, but also while keeping our balance to |
perform many other functions. |
What other functions do you think needed in coordination and |
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balance? |
All our functions are carried out by an effort of several systems |
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working together. For example, while movement, we hardly ever use just |
the skeletal system or muscular system alone, several other systems also |
have their own roles to play. Even within the muscular system, several |
muscles work in a sequence or at once. |
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What triggers movement of the muscles? |
All our body organs, tissues and cells work together systematically. |
All of them pick up signals of change from their surroundings and respond |
to them. This process triggers different functions in our body as well as |
by our body. For example, it is natural to move to a side of the road when |
we hear or see a car approaching. |
How do we respond so fast according to situation? |
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Why does the living body respond to such signals? |
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of the organism or signals of change or ‘stimuli’.All living organisms |
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