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Organs - Terms and Defintions

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ampulla   a sac like dilation of a duct  
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aperture   a hole in an organ  
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apex   tip or point of an organ  
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base   part of an organ nearest to its point of attachment  
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calyx, calyces   cup-shaped structure  
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capsule   membranous sac that resembles a small(ule) box(caps)  
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cortex   outside part of an organs, the thick layer  
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duct   tube like structure that transports fluid or air from one part to another  
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fascia   layer of connective tissue covering internal organs or parts of structures  
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foramen   opening or hole in an organ or part of an organ  
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fundus   base of an organ: opposite an opening  
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gland   specialized cell or organ that produces a substance  
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labium   lip like part  
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lobe   round division of an organ  
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meatus   opening or channel  
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medulla   center of an organ, on the inside of the cortex  
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node   small mass of tissue  
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orifice   mouth like opening  
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sinus   cavity, passage, or channel  
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tract   series or system of related parts  
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ventricle   hollow space in an organ  
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viscera   organs in a cavity of the body, usually the abdominal cavity.  
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