1. Stomach2. Small intestine3. Large intestine4. SpleenAbdominopelvic 5. Liver6. Spinal cord7. bladder8. Trachea9. Lungs10. Pituitary gland11. Rectum12. Ovaries
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- 1. Stomach: Located in the left side of the upper abdominal cavity, it begins the process of digestion. [[1]]- 2. Small intestine: A long, coiled tube located behind the large intestine, it continues the digestion of food and absorbs nutrients. [[1]]- 3. Large intestine: The final part of the digestive system, it absorbs water and forms waste. [[1]]- 4. Spleen: The largest lymphatic organ, located under the lower ribs on the left side of the upper abdomen, it filters red blood cells and removes old blood cells. [[1]]- 5. Liver: Located in the right hypochondrium and epigastric areas, it processes and detoxifies blood, eliminates wastes, and produces bile. [[1]]- 7. Bladder: Located in the pelvic cavity, it stores urine before it is excreted. [[1, 2]]- 11. Rectum: The final part of the large intestine, it stores waste before it is expelled. [[1]]- 12. Ovaries: Located in the pelvic cavity, they are the female reproductive organs that produce eggs. [[1, 2]] Thoracic Cavity - 8. Trachea: Located in the chest, it is the airway that carries air to the lungs. [[3]]- 9. Lungs: Located in the chest, they are the organs of respiration, responsible for taking in oxygen and releasing carbon dioxide. [[3]] Cranial Cavity - 10. Pituitary gland: Located in the brain, it is the master gland of the endocrine system, controlling many other glands. [[4]] Spinal Cavity - 6. Spinal cord: Located within the spinal column, it is a bundle of nerves that transmits signals between the brain and the rest of the body. [[4]]
