Body part with P
Inner surface of the hand
Organ that produces insulin and enzymes
Bony structure at the base of the spine
Opening in the eye that controls light entry
Smallest finger on the hand
Kneecap bone at the front of the knee
Alternative term for the little finger
Smallest toe on the foot
Bones in the fingers and toes
Gland that regulates hormones
Another name for the index finger
Organ that nourishes a baby before birth
“Pits” usually means armpits, part of the body.
Gland in men that helps make fluid for sperm
Informal for chest muscles
Small gland in the brain that makes hormones
Pectoral muscles are chest muscles.
Tiny openings in the skin
Area between the genitals and the anus
Part of the throat behind the mouth and nose
Large blood vessel from heart to lungs
Roof of your mouth - yep, a body part.
Bone that forms part of the pelvis
A real bone in the pelvis area.
A pimple is a small bump on the skin.
Chest muscle - yes, a body part.
An animal's foot - still a body part.
A section of the brain - body part.
Outer ear part - real anatomy term.
Another word for the rear/buttocks.
Informal for pubic hair, a body part.
Specific brain region; body part.
Groove between nose and upper lip.
Scientific term for the penis, a body part.
Kid-friendly term for genitals, a body part.
Blood plasma is a body fluid.
Membrane lining the abdomen; body part.
Part of the brainstem; a real body part.
A chest muscle; definitely a body part.
A plexus is a network of nerves or vessels.
A group of pelvic muscles; valid body part.
A real tendon near the kneecap; valid.
Real body part: vein carrying blood from lungs
Membrane around the heart; real body part.
Part of blood that helps clotting; valid
Anatomy term for hip bones; valid body part
Relates to the sole of the foot, body region 👣
Kangaroos have a pouch—an animal body part.
Tissue under the foot's arch; real part
A skull bone—definitely a body part.
Small wrist bone on the pinky side, real part 🦴
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