Medical Mystery IV
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NEW MYSTERY
I have a lot of depressions
I have a lot of ups and downs
Just like the bumpy ride you take
When you travel on the old trunk road
I am the storage organ
I hardly allow absorption
Unless it's something that screws up your brain
And your liver if taken for a long period of time
What structure am I in this organ?
MYSTERY SOLVED (ndmmxiaomayi) - rugae -
UPS! Left unanswered!
Originally posted by renorenal:NEW MYSTERY
A soft glistening thing
Forms like a foil or covering
Over the two big lips
I may seem weak
But I am stronger than you think
Sensitive to touch
Painful to pressure
Bleeding is the usual thing
If I'm traumatized
Lots of problems arise if
I don't look how I am supposed to look
What am I?
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NEW MYSTERY
I am the heart
Yes, this is an obvious clue
To help you narrow things down
I have 4 prominent valves
If you'd noticed
I have 3 more on my right
And 2 more on the left
To allow blood coming in
And out of the heart
But there is particularly one
Smack dab right in the middle
Can you make a guess
Of what I am?
MYSTERY SOLVED (ndmmxiaomayi) - fossa / foramen ovalis -
7 mysteries...
Don't solve too fast yar... -
Originally posted by renorenal:
Bile?
[b]NEW MYSTERY
I'm greenish most of the time
Often taste really bitter
Normal conditions, I stay where I am
If exerted severely, I may be vomited
I may be blackish if I'm stoned
I stay in a small pouch
Somewhere in the Love Triangle
What am I? [/b] -
Originally posted by ndmmxiaomayi:Bile?
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Originally posted by renorenal:
Tricuspid valve on the right, biscuspid valve on the left
[b]NEW MYSTERY
I am the heart
Yes, this is an obvious clue
To help you narrow things down
I have 4 prominent valves
If you'd noticed
I have 3 more on my right
And 2 more on the left
To allow blood coming in
And out of the heart
But there is particularly one
Smack dab right in the middle
Can you make a guess
Of what I am? [/b]
Middle is the median septum -
Originally posted by renorenal:
large intestine?
[b]NEW MYSTERY
I have a lot of depressions
I have a lot of ups and downs
Just like the bumpy ride you take
When you travel on the old trunk road
I am the storage organ
I hardly allow absorption
Unless it's something that screws up your brain
And your liver if taken for a long period of time
What structure am I in this organ? [/b] -
Noperz! No median septum valve... they have a better name than that...Originally posted by ndmmxiaomayi:Tricuspid valve on the right, biscuspid valve on the left
Middle is the median septum
tricuspid and mitral (bicuspid valve) are two of the famous 4... -
Yummy yummy!!!!! Thanks!!!! My favourite ice cream also.......Originally posted by renorenal:
Opps, I said my soft spot.... -
Ermmmm... noperz... large intestines don't allow the substance to get absorbed now does it? If it does, then a lot of people would take the substance without worrying of getting high too fastOriginally posted by hisoka:large intestine? -
Originally posted by ndmmxiaomayi:Yummy yummy!!!!! Thanks!!!! My favourite ice cream also.......
Opps, I said my soft spot.... 
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interventricular valve is another of the 4? what are we supposed to guess anyway?Originally posted by renorenal:Noperz! No median septum valve... they have a better name than that...
tricuspid and mitral (bicuspid valve) are two of the famous 4... -
Originally posted by renorenal:
Bladder?
[b]NEW MYSTERY
I have a lot of depressions
I have a lot of ups and downs
Just like the bumpy ride you take
When you travel on the old trunk road
I am the storage organ
I hardly allow absorption
Unless it's something that screws up your brain
And your liver if taken for a long period of time
What structure am I in this organ? [/b] -
oh yeah storage then its the j shaped thingy??Originally posted by renorenal:Ermmmm... noperz... large intestines don't allow the substance to get absorbed now does it? If it does, then a lot of people would take the substance without worrying of getting high too fast -
The valve in the middle of the heart... nope... it's not an interventricular valve... no such valve...Originally posted by hisoka:interventricular valve is another of the 4? what are we supposed to guess anyway?
There are four valves, aortic, mitral, tricuspid and pulmonic, these are located in either the right or the left side of the heart, I wanna know the name of the one right in the middle of the wall... more prominent in infants... -
Stomach... that's right... now name that structure in the stomach...Originally posted by hisoka:oh yeah storage then its the j shaped thingy?? -
Definitely not the bladder...Originally posted by ndmmxiaomayi:Bladder? -
Heart muscles lorOriginally posted by renorenal:Noperz! No median septum valve... they have a better name than that...
tricuspid and mitral (bicuspid valve) are two of the famous 4...
The other two valves are aortic and pulmonic valves. -
Read above post for hisoka by me for more informationOriginally posted by ndmmxiaomayi:Heart muscles lor
The other two valves are aortic and pulmonic valves. -
See? -
Do you mean the semilunar valves near the aortic arch?Originally posted by renorenal:
See? -
Does it look like it's in the aortic arch to you? Noperz!Originally posted by ndmmxiaomayi:Do you mean the semilunar valves near the aortic arch? Try again!
The semilunar valves are called the aortic valves and that brings you to ground zero again in naming the four common valves of the heart... which is not what I'm looking for in the first place... -
I guess guess....Originally posted by renorenal:Stomach... that's right... now name that structure in the stomach...
Fundus because
Fundus — dome-shaped and projected upwards and to the left of the cardiac orifice. It reaches the level of 5th intercostals space, and may be dilated with a combination of gas, fluid and food. The cardiac notch is between the oesophagus and fundus2. The oesophagus enters the stomach at the cardiac orifice. Only a physiologic sphincter is present at the cardiac orifice. -
Originally posted by ndmmxiaomayi:
Great try! But noperz... this structure has a lot of ridges (depressions and elevations)...
I guess guess....
Fundus because
Fundus — dome-shaped and projected upwards and to the left of the cardiac orifice. It reaches the level of 5th intercostals space, and may be [b]dilated with a combination of gas, fluid and food. The cardiac notch is between the oesophagus and fundus2. The oesophagus enters the stomach at the cardiac orifice. Only a physiologic sphincter is present at the cardiac orifice. [/b]