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Cavities in forehead bone CORRECT ANSWERS frontal sinus

Contains the eyes CORRECT ANSWERS orbital cavities

Cavity of the nose CORRECT ANSWERS nasal cavity

Contains the teeth and tongue CORRECT ANSWERS oral cavity

Contains the brain CORRECT ANSWERS cranial cavity

Cavity within sphenoid bone CORRECT ANSWERS sphenoidal sinus

Contains small bones for hearing CORRECT ANSWERS middle ear cavity

Place structures of the abdominopelvic cavity in order from superficial to deep.
parietal peritoneum
visceral peritoneum
stomach
abdominal wall
peritoneal cavity CORRECT ANSWERS 1. abdominal wall
2. parietal peritoneum
3. peritoneal cavity
4. visceral peritoneum
5. stomach

Organ that cleans blood and makes urine CORRECT ANSWERS kidney

Largest internal organ CORRECT ANSWERS liver

Stores bile CORRECT ANSWERS gallbladder

Covering of abdominal organs CORRECT ANSWERS visceral peritoneum

, Cavity around abdominal organs CORRECT ANSWERS peritoneal cavity

Lining of abdominopelvic cavity CORRECT ANSWERS parietal peritoneum

Blood storage and cleaning organ CORRECT ANSWERS spleen

Large J-shaped digestive organ CORRECT ANSWERS stomach

Lines the thoracic cavity CORRECT ANSWERS parietal pleura

Covers the lungs CORRECT ANSWERS visceral pleura

Lines the pericardial cavity CORRECT ANSWERS parietal pericardium

Covers the heart CORRECT ANSWERS visceral pericardium

Lines the abdominopelvic cavity CORRECT ANSWERS parietal peritoneum

Covers the abdominal organs CORRECT ANSWERS visceral peritoneum

Vein from right half of brain CORRECT ANSWERS internal jugular v.

Airway to the right lung CORRECT ANSWERS right bronchus

Transports urine from the kidney to the urinary bladder CORRECT ANSWERS
ureter

Thigh muscle that is part of the quadriceps muscle group CORRECT ANSWERS
rectus femoris m.

Largest artery in the body CORRECT ANSWERS aorta

An organ that is both an endocrine and exocrine gland CORRECT ANSWERS
pancreas

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Charles Welsh, Cynthia Prentice-Craver Loose Leaf for Hole\'s Human Anatomy & Physiology
Publisher: 2021 ISBN: 9781264262885 Edition: Unknown

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