Figure 1.21C Computed topography scan. Identify some of the major organs and structures you can see in Figure 1.21C. O A. Large intestine O B. Small intestine O C.Urinary bladder O D. Stomach OE. Muscles OF. Heart OG.Liver OH. Bone

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