Which of the following organs stores bile?

A. Parasympathetic: The “rest-and-digest” division that stimulates digestive secretions and motility and promotes urinary activity.
B. Sensory: Carries afferent signals to the CNS but does not itself stimulate visceral organs.
C. Sympathetic: The “fight-or-flight” division that generally inhibits digestion and urinary activity while increasing heart rate and blood pressure.
D. Somatic: Controls voluntary skeletal muscles and does not directly stimulate smooth muscle activity in the digestive or urinary systems.

A. Inflammation: A nonspecific innate immune response (heat, redness, swelling, pain) that helps contain injury or infection and is part of the second line of defense.
B. Memory cells: Long-lived adaptive immune cells generated after exposure to specific antigens; part of the third (specific) line of defense.
C. Antibodies secreted by B-lymphocytes: Specific proteins targeting particular antigens; component of adaptive (third-line) immunity.
D. T-lymphocytes: Adaptive immune cells that mediate cellular immunity and antigen-specific responses, not nonspecific defense.