What is a peritoneum?Multiple choice question.A layer of mesoderm-derived epithelial cells that surrounds the coelomA fluid-filled body cavityA hollow sphere of cells produced by rapid cell divisionA primitive digestive tract

What is the peritoneum?

The serous membrane that covers the organs of the abdominal cavity is the peritoneum, and the serous membrane that covers the interior surface of the abdominal wall is the peritoneum.

Match the tissue layer surrounding the kidney with its function. Anchors the kidney to the posterior abdominal wall and peritoneum Maintains the shape and protects it from trauma Outermost layer; composed of adipose connective tissue Contains adipose tissue; offers cushioning and insulation

8- A digestive mucosa: A. Is made up of an epithelium and a chorion. B. Is made up of an epithelium and a basement membrane. C. Is made up of an epithelium and mesenchymal cells. D. Never renews itself. E. Is made up of a transitional epithelium. F. Is made up of an epithelium and blood vessels. G. Is not innervated H. Is not vascularized

Which of the following folds of peritoneum attaches to the stomach?Group of answer choicesmesocolonfalciform ligamentmesenterygreater omentum