This diagramprovides a general overview of the placement of major organs within the human body. The precise location and relative positions of organs can vary slightly between individuals. Key organ systems, and their general locations, are as follows:

• Brain: Located inside the skull.
• Lungs: Situated within the chest cavity, protected by the rib cage. The right lung has three lobes, while the left lung has two lobes.
• Heart: Located in the chest cavity between the lungs, slightly to the left.
• Stomach: Found inthe upper left abdomen.
• Liver: Primarily in the upper right abdomen.
• Gallbladder: Located under the liver, on the right side.
• Pancreas: Situated behind the stomach, crossing the abdomen.
• Spleen:Located in the upper left abdomen, near the stomach.
• Small Intestine: Occupies much of the abdominal cavity, below the stomach.
• Large Intestine (Colon): Frames the abdominal cavity, surrounding the small intestine.
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