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Insulin

Insuline. Peptide hormone produced by pancreatic beta cells -> Regulates glucose homeostasis -> Promotes cellular uptake of glucose.

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Heart

Cœur. Muscular organ located in mediastinum -> Pumps blood through systemic and pulmonary circulations -> Delivers O2\text{O}_2 and nutrients to tissues. [ASSOCIATE WITH A DIAGRAM]

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Pharynx

Pharynx. Muscular tube connecting oral and nasal cavities to larynx and esophagus -> Shared conduit for respiration and deglutition. [ASSOCIATE WITH A DIAGRAM]

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Trachea

Trachée. Cartilaginous conduit lined by ciliated respiratory epithelium -> Conducts air from larynx to principal bronchi. [ASSOCIATE WITH A DIAGRAM]

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Bronchi

Bronches. Primary airway branches arising from tracheal bifurcation (carina) -> Conduct airflow into lobar and segmental subdivisions.

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Sternum

Sternum. Elongated flat bone in anterior thoracic wall -> Protects mediastinal viscera -> Articulates with clavicles and true ribs.

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Ribs (Costae)

Côtes. Curved flat bones forming the thoracic cage -> Protect thoracic organs -> Assist in respiratory biomechanics.

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Lungs

Poumons. Paired parenchymal respiratory organs -> Alveolar-capillary gas exchange (O2\text{O}_2 uptake and CO2\text{CO}_2 clearance). [ASSOCIATE WITH A DIAGRAM]

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Diaphragm

Diaphragme. Dome-shaped musculotendinous partition separating thoracic and abdominal cavities -> Primary motor muscle of inspiration.

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Larynx

Larynx. Cartilaginous structure situated between pharynx and trachea -> Contains vocal cords for phonation -> Sphincteric protection against aspiration.

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Esophagus

Œsophage. Muscular transport conduit extending from hypopharynx to gastric cardia via peristalsis.

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Spleen

Rate. Secondary lymphoid and reticuloendothelial organ in left hypochondrium -> Filters blood -> Clears senescent erythrocytes and mounts immune responses. [ASSOCIATE WITH A PHOTO]

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Upper / Lower limb

Membre supérieur / inférieur. Articulated musculoskeletal appendages adapted for prehension (upper) or locomotion/weight-bearing (lower).

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Umbilicus

Ombilic. Fibrous cicatrix on anterior abdominal wall -> Marks historical site of umbilical vessel insertion.

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Aorta

Aorte. Main arterial trunk arising from left ventricle -> Distributes oxygenated blood to the systemic vascular bed. [ASSOCIATE WITH A DIAGRAM]

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Artery

Artère. High-pressure vascular vessel -> Transports blood away from cardiac chambers to peripheral tissues.

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Common carotid artery

Artère carotide commune. Major cervical artery ascending in carotid sheath -> Bifurcates into internal and external carotid arteries to supply brain, head, and neck.

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Hepatic

Hépatique. Pertaining to the liver or its vascular/biliary networks.

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Laryngeal

Laryngé. Pertaining to the larynx.

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Pulmonary

Pulmonaire. Pertaining to the lungs or pulmonary circulation.

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Renal

Rénal. Pertaining to the kidneys or renal parenchyma.

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Vertebral column (Spine)

Colonne vertébrale (Rachis). Articulated axial bony structure protecting the spinal cord -> Provides axial skeletal support.

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Clavicle

Clavicule. S-shaped long bone articulating sternum to scapula -> Maintains mechanical alignment of shoulder girdle.

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Rectum and Anal canal

Rectum et canal anal. Terminal segments of the large intestine -> Fecal reservoir and continence/defecation mechanism.

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Small intestine (Duodenum, Jejunum, Ileum)

Intestin grêle (Duodénum, Jéjunum, Iléon). Primary tubular digestive tract segment -> Enzymatic hydrolysis and macroscopic nutrient absorption.

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Large intestine (Colon)

Gros intestin (Côlon). Segment extending from ileocecal valve to rectum -> Reabsorption of water and electrolytes -> Formation and storage of fecal matter.

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Liver

Foie. Largest metabolic parenchymal gland -> Bile synthesis -> Carbohydrate/lipid metabolism and xenobiotic detoxification.

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Gallbladder

Vésicule biliaire. Pear-shaped biliary reservoir situated beneath the right hepatic lobe -> Concentrates and stores bile until postprandial release. [ASSOCIATE WITH A DIAGRAM]

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Vermiform appendix

Appendice vermiforme. Lymphoid blind-ended diverticulum arising from cecum -> Gut-associated lymphoid tissue (bacterial flora reservoir) -> Prone to acute appendicitis.

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Pancreas

Pancréas. Retroperitoneal mixed gland -> Secretes digestive enzymes (exocrine) and insulin/glucagon (endocrine).