In ambu vaha srotas, Marga corresponds to which structure group?

• A. Kidneys
• B. Tongue
• C. GI mucous membranes
• D. Pancreas

Answer: (C)

Ambuvaha srotas represent the channels that carry body fluids, and Marga corresponds to the mucosal surface pathways—the epithelial linings that form mucous membranes. The GI mucous membranes are the broad, continuous mucosal surfaces lining the digestive tract where fluids are secreted and transported along the tract. This alignment with a permeable, lining surface fits the idea of a channel or pathway for fluids most closely.

Solid organs like the kidneys and pancreas are not mucous membranes or surface pathways; the tongue is a specific organ with a mucosal surface but does not represent the broad GI mucosa group. Therefore, the GI mucous membranes are the best fit for this structure category.