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| Description | Body Part |
|---|---|
Back of the neck | |
Belly button | |
Organ that produces insulin | |
Largest artery in the body | |
Thigh bone | |
Back of the eyeball that senses light | |
Blood storage organ | |
Tube that brings food to the stomach | |
Bone at the center of the chest | |
That weird thing that hangs down above your throat |
| Description | Body Part |
|---|---|
Lower jaw bone | |
Collar bone | |
Knee cap | |
Nose hole | |
Front teeth | |
Back bone | |
Bile storage organ | |
Tail bone | |
Bottom of the foot | |
Seemingly useless organ near the intestines |
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Quizmaster
In case you're wondering, esophagus is the American spelling of oesophagus.
Dec 23, 2012 delete reply
misskatelyn01
We should be able to put cervical vertebrae for the back of your neck.
Jan 1, 2013 delete reply
yocoy
Nare is the medical term for nostril. (Dictionary.com: Nare\, n. [L. naris.] A nostril.)
Feb 27, 2013 delete reply
rgc1600
Geek is the medical term for people who nitpick an obvious answer.
Feb 27, 2013 delete reply
acer9199
Aww man, why you gotta be like that? He's just trying to help.
Feb 27, 2013 delete
buck1017
Actually, Geek is the term for a circus performer that bites the heads off of live chickens...but who's counting?
Feb 27, 2013 delete
jmellor13
Actually, I didn't even think of "nostril" because I figured that was a colloquialism like "belly button." I figured the right answer would be the medical term, which I didn't know.
But now I do.
Feb 28, 2013 delete
ctleng76
Actually he is just showing off that he knows the technical medical term, he's not really helping much at all. The quiz doesn't specify "proper medical term." It simply asks for the names of the body parts, which to me could be medical or non-medical.
Mar 5, 2013 delete
rushin
I also guessed nare at first, It's what I was taught in my anatomy class.
Feb 27, 2013 delete reply
nettybet
Good quiz (and entertaining comments :) )
Feb 27, 2013 delete reply
rushin
Can't 'incisor' be accepted?
Feb 27, 2013 delete reply
ctleng76
I agree! Usually it doesn't matter if you answer with the plural or singular form of an answer on these quizzes.
Mar 5, 2013 delete reply
Blocky3344
Is it just me, or do doctors call body parts really painful sounding names?
Mar 1, 2013 delete reply
Kristybabii
Wow, really nice quiz. I just took anatomy and physiology last semester, so this was good review :)
Mar 2, 2013 delete reply
soda15
i like this quiz :3
Mar 30, 2013 delete reply
Skymatone
Why doesn't it accept Incisor? I would have gotten 100%
Apr 24, 2013 delete reply
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