cornyfish2000 SG Pai say, pai say, do you mind asking me that question again? Think i logged off liao..
renorenal SG Ok, let me find one for you... In this picture, try to find the anatomical location when the trachea becomes the bronchus...
renorenal SG NEW MYSTERY I have two windows in my inner side One big window in my outer side An empty compartment above me A tube below me A hard thick bone covering me Several important vessels below and above me I have three little friends inside me I am the common site of trouble For infants and children What am I? MYSTERY SOLVED
renorenal SG NEW MYSTERY Hard on the top Softer on the middle Rubbery on the bottom Two holes opens from the front Two holes opens to the back Many holes inside me Many projections from the outside inwards What am I? MYSTERY SOLVED
cornyfish2000 SG Originally posted by renorenal: [b]NEW MYSTERY I have two windows in my inner side One big window in my outer side An empty compartment above me A tube below me A hard thick bone covering me Several important vessels below and above me I have three little friends inside me I am the common site of trouble For infants and children What am I? [/b]Middle ear.
renorenal SG Follow the trachea down all the way... Just before it branches out to form two bronchus, the right and the left... You have a structure in between which looks like a triangular cartilage, that resembles the trachea's underpants, rite? Furthermore, it is located right in the bottom, so that kinda proves the point... Name that structure...
cornyfish2000 SG Originally posted by renorenal: [b]NEW MYSTERY Hard on the top Softer on the middle Rubbery on the bottom Two holes opens from the front Two holes opens to the back Many holes inside me Many projections from the outside inwards What am I? [/b]Hmmm.. Is it the heart?
