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Alphabet of the Human Body

Name these Human Anatomy things corresponding to each letter of the alphabet.
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Last updated: December 2, 2018
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Hint
Letter
Answer
Largest artery
A
Aorta
Storage organ for urine
B
Bladder
Tail bone
C
Coccyx
First section of the small intestine
D
Duodenum
Sperm storage organ
E
Epididymis
Largest bone
F
Femur
Bile storage organ
G
Gallbladder
Blood pumping organ
H
Heart
Hip bone
I
Ilium
Second section of the small intestine
J
Jejunum
Urine producing organ
K
Kidney
Tear ducts
L
Lacrimal Glands
Portion of the hind brain that controls autonomic functions
M
Medulla Oblongata
Hint
Letter
Answer
Belly button
N
Navel
Cross over of nerves from the eyes
O
Optic Chiasm
Artery that runs through the back of the knee
P
Popliteal Artery
the rectus femoris, the vastus medialis, the vastus lateralis, and the vastus intermedius make up this muscle group
Q
Quadriceps
Artery supplying the kidneys with blood
R
Renal Artery
White part of the eye
S
Sclera
Cranial nerve IV
T
Trochlear Nerve
Duct connecting the kidneys to the bladder
U
Ureter
Cranial nerve X
V
Vagus Nerve
The paler tissue of the brain and spinal cord, consisting mainly of nerve fibres with their myelin sheaths
W
White Matter
cartilaginous extension below the sternum
X
Xiphoid Process
Y
Y
Y
Cheek bone
Z
Zygomatic Bone
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DramaMama
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Level 19
Dec 12, 2021
Xyphoid process, not xiphoid. Shouldn't have to type in "nerve, artery, gland", etc. when it is clear in the hint what is needed for the answer...too redundant.
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