**Question:**Which region of the pancreas is highlighted?**Image Description:**The diagram displays a cross-section view of the human torso focusing on the digestive system. The pancreas is shown with a specific region highlighted. This anatomical illustration helps in identifying different parts of the pancreas, which include the head, body, and tail.**Answer Options:**- ○ fundus- ○ head- ○ tail- ○ body(Note: The answer choice "fundus" seems inaccurate within the context, as "fundus" typically refers to the stomach or other organs but not the pancreas. The correct options should be associated with the pancreas.)

Pancreas is a long, flattened gland that serves two purposes: it is an important component of the digestive system and it regulates blood sugar levels. It has four main parts- Head- The head of the pancreas is the broadest section of the organ. The pancreatic head is located on the right side of the belly, snuggled in the duodenum's curve (first part of the small intestine). Neck- The pancreas' neck is the narrow part of the gland that connects the head to the body. Body- Between the neck and the tail is the body, which is the centre section of the pancreas. Behind this region of the pancreas, the superior mesenteric artery and vein run. Tail- The tail is the pancreas' narrow tip, located on the left side of the abdomen, next to the spleen.Fundus is a upper region of stomach. Option B is correct that is head.