Asked by Quessia Mukanda on Jul 31, 2024
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In the double-layered serous membranes of the anterior body cavity, the inner layer, which covers the surface of each organ, is called the ________ layer.
A) parietal
B) endothelial
C) visceral
D) endosteal
E) retroperitoneal
Serous Membranes
are thin layers of tissue that cover internal organs and body cavities, secreting a fluid that lubricates and reduces friction.
Visceral Layer
The layer of a membrane that is in direct contact with organs, wrapping them in various body cavities.
Parietal
Relating to the parietal bones of the skull or the parietal lobe of the brain, involved in processing sensory information.
- Comprehend the role and positioning of different membranes within the human body.
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Learning Objectives
- Comprehend the role and positioning of different membranes within the human body.
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