body parts

Abdomen:
Region or later the man's body cavity, between the chest and hindquarters, in which the main
organs of the digestive, genital and urinary tract contained

Back:
Back of the human body running from the shoulders to the waist

Cheeks:
Fleshy part of the face of people who are under the eyes and on both sides of the nose.

Elbow:
And prominent posterior part of the articulation of the arm with the forearm

Feet:
extremities of the legs, formed by a structure of bones, muscles, joints and other components

genitals:
External sex organs

Ears:
Organ of hearing

Jaw:
Each of the two bone or cartilage pieces in which the teeth are implanted

Knee:
Set of soft and hard parts forming the junction with the leg thigh

Muscles:
compounds are body tissues per muscle fiber, which contract during body movements

Lungs:
The lungs are the organs in which the blood receives oxygen from the air and in turn follows the blood carbon dioxide which enters the air

Neck:
Parte del cuerpo que une la cabeza con el tronco

Pelvis:
Body cavity of the vertebrate in the lower trunk area and formed by the coccyx, sacrum and the two coxal; in her lower limbs are articulated

Shoulder:
It is the structure that connects the upper thorax member, it is the joint that has the greatest range of motion which also makes it the most unstable joint.

Tongue:
Very mobile muscular organ that is fixed by its back on the inside of the mouth of humans involved in taste, in chewing and swallowing food and articulation of speech sounds

Vagina:
Membranous conduit reproductive tract of female mammals, which extends from the vulva to the uterus