Name this structure:Select one:O a. esophagusO b. tracheal cartilageO c. epiglottisd. vocal cord/ligamentO e. thyroid glandO f. hyoid boneO g. cricoid cartilageO h. thyroid cartilage Name this structure:Select one:O a. submucosal arteryO b. common bile ductO c. lymphatic vesselO d. superior vena cavaO e. common hepatic ductO f. submucosal veinO g. hepatic portal veinO h. hepatic arteryO i. hepatic veinO j. inferior vena cava

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Name this structure: Select one: O a. esophagus O b. tracheal cartilage O c. epiglottis O d. vocal cord/ligament O e. thyroid gland O f. hyoid bone O g. cricoid cartilage O h. thyroid cartilage

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Name this structure:
Select one:
O a. esophagus
O b. tracheal cartilage
O c. epiglottis
d. vocal cord/ligament
O e. thyroid gland
O f. hyoid bone
O g. cricoid cartilage
O h. thyroid cartilage

Name this structure:
Select one:
O a. submucosal artery
O b. common bile duct
O c. lymphatic vessel
O d. superior vena cava
O e. common hepatic duct
O f. submucosal vein
O g. hepatic portal vein
O h. hepatic artery
O i. hepatic vein
O j. inferior vena cava

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