The liver is a massive reservoir for blood, holding about 13% of the body's total supply. But here is the unheard part: the liver follows a strict Circadian Rhythm. During the night, while you sleep, the liver expands in size by up to 40% to store and filter more blood and process toxins. By morning, it shrinks back to its normal size to release that filtered blood back into circulation for the day's activities. It is literally a "breathing" organ of filtration that works on a biological timer. #📒 मेरी डायरी

Microanatomy of the Liver (The Hepatic Lobule) Functional Unit: The Hepatic Lobule is the structural and functional unit of the liver, hexagon-shaped with a central vein. Hepatocytes: Liver cells that process nutrients, produce bile, and detoxify toxins. Kupffer Cells: Specialized macrophages located in the liver sinusoids that destroy aged red blood cells and bacteria. Portal Triad: Located at the corners of the lobule, containing a branch of the hepatic artery, hepatic portal vein, and bile duct. Clinical Significance: Damage to these lobules (as seen in Cirrhosis) leads to portal hypertension and impaired detoxification, frequently managed in critical care. #Bexyhub #CareBexyhub #DeepakKumar #CEOBexyhub #LiverAnatomy #📒 मेरी डायरी

Acid-Base Balance (pH Regulation) Blood pH: The normal range for arterial blood pH is 7.35 to 7.45. Buffer Systems: The body uses chemical buffers (like Bicarbonate), the Respiratory system (CO2 excretion), and the Renal system (H+ excretion) to maintain pH. Acidosis: Occurs when pH falls below 7.35 (excess acid). Alkalosis: Occurs when pH rises above 7.45 (excess base). #Bexyhub #CareBexyhub #DeepakKumar #CEOBexyhub #AcidBaseBalance #📒 मेरी डायरी

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#📒 मेरी डायरी The Cell Structure and Function ​Nucleus: The control center of the cell containing genetic material (DNA). ​Mitochondria: The powerhouse of the cell, responsible for ATP (energy) production. ​Ribosomes: Sites of protein synthesis. ​Cell Membrane: A semi-permeable barrier that regulates the movement of substances in and out of the cell. #Bexyhub #CareBexyhub #DeepakKumar #CEOBexyhub #AnatomyNotes