2-syllable Body Parts that contain E

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List of 2-syllable Body Parts that contain E

Vesica

A muscular reservoir that stores fluid before release, most commonly referring to the urinary bladder.

Musculus deltoideus

A triangular muscle that caps the shoulder and produces most arm-lifting movements.

Articulatio cubiti

The hinge joint of the upper limb where the humerus meets the radius and ulna.

The thigh bone, the longest and strongest bone in the human body.

An anatomical term meaning a sharp bend, applied to several structures including the bend of the corpus callosum and the femur.

Os hyoideum

A small U-shaped bone in the upper neck that anchors the tongue and several throat muscles without articulating with any other bone.

Ren

A bean-shaped organ that filters blood to produce urine while regulating fluid, electrolyte, and acid-base balance.

Patella

A small triangular bone embedded in the quadriceps tendon at the front of the knee, also called the patella.

Hepar

The largest internal organ, performing hundreds of metabolic, storage, and detoxification functions.

Nephronum

The microscopic functional unit of the kidney, where blood is filtered and urine is fine-tuned.

Papilla mammaria

A small raised projection at the center of the areola through which milk is delivered from the mammary gland.

An elongated gland behind the stomach that produces digestive enzymes and hormones regulating blood sugar.

A bowl-shaped ring of bones at the base of the spine that supports body weight and houses pelvic organs.

The final straight section of the large intestine that stores fecal material before elimination.

The breastbone, a flat bone in the middle of the chest that anchors the ribs and protects the heart and great vessels.

Lingua

A muscular organ in the mouth that handles food during chewing and swallowing and supports taste and speech.

The windpipe, a cartilage-reinforced tube that conducts air between the larynx and the bronchi.