Which organ is described as highly vascular, gland-like but ductless, located near the cardiac end of the stomach, where the blood undergoes corpuscular changes?

• A. Tissue
• B. Sepsis
• C. Spleen
• D. Stryker Saw

Answer: (C)

The key idea is choosing an organ that is highly vascular, acts in filtering blood rather than secreting things through ducts, and is closely associated with the stomach so blood can undergo processing there. The spleen fits: it’s a very vascular organ with tissue that resembles glandular tissue but has no excretory ducts. It sits alongside the stomach, near its upper left side, and its main job is filtering blood and remodeling circulating cells, including removing old red blood cells (corpuscular changes). That blood-filtering function is what the description is pointing to. Other options don’t match this combination of vascular, gland-like yet ductless tissue and hematologic processing.