ESSENTIALS OF HUMAN ANATOMY
CERTIFICATION TEST WITH ACCURATE
ANSWERS
⩥ Gall Bladder. Answer: Stores Bile
⩥ Pancreas. Answer: Produces Insulin
⩥ Spleen. Answer: Blood cell graveyard. First line of defense in
infection
⩥ Appendix. Answer: Vestigial Organ in Lower right abdominal
quadrant
⩥ Kidneys. Answer: Organ in the dorsal space, filters blood
⩥ Adrenal Glands. Answer: Sits on top of the kidneys
, ⩥ Peristalisis. Answer: Wavelike movement that moves food through the
digestive system
⩥ Pharynx. Answer: Connects the nasal and oral cavitiesvwith the
larynx and esophagus. Referred to as the throat.
⩥ Larynx. Answer: Voice Box
⩥ Esophagus. Answer: Transfers food to the stomach
⩥ Epiglottis. Answer: Thin leaf shaped Valve that keeps food and liquid
from entering the lungs.
⩥ Trachea. Answer: Windpipe
⩥ Vocal Cords. Answer: Contained in the larynx, Produces sound
⩥ Bronchi. Answer: Tube that goes to each Lung
⩥ Alveoli. Answer: Small air sacs of the lungs where gas exchange takes
place.
⩥ Lungs. Answer: A pair of organs that is a major part of respiratory.
CERTIFICATION TEST WITH ACCURATE
ANSWERS
⩥ Gall Bladder. Answer: Stores Bile
⩥ Pancreas. Answer: Produces Insulin
⩥ Spleen. Answer: Blood cell graveyard. First line of defense in
infection
⩥ Appendix. Answer: Vestigial Organ in Lower right abdominal
quadrant
⩥ Kidneys. Answer: Organ in the dorsal space, filters blood
⩥ Adrenal Glands. Answer: Sits on top of the kidneys
, ⩥ Peristalisis. Answer: Wavelike movement that moves food through the
digestive system
⩥ Pharynx. Answer: Connects the nasal and oral cavitiesvwith the
larynx and esophagus. Referred to as the throat.
⩥ Larynx. Answer: Voice Box
⩥ Esophagus. Answer: Transfers food to the stomach
⩥ Epiglottis. Answer: Thin leaf shaped Valve that keeps food and liquid
from entering the lungs.
⩥ Trachea. Answer: Windpipe
⩥ Vocal Cords. Answer: Contained in the larynx, Produces sound
⩥ Bronchi. Answer: Tube that goes to each Lung
⩥ Alveoli. Answer: Small air sacs of the lungs where gas exchange takes
place.
⩥ Lungs. Answer: A pair of organs that is a major part of respiratory.
