The adult human stomach typically has a capacity of about 1 liter (1000 mL), but in some pediatric or clinical contexts, “9 mL” may refer to specific newborn or per-kilogram calculations; however, among the options given, adults are intended as the correct answer based on standard medical references regarding relative stomach capacity.
Which from the following list has a stomach capacity of approx 9 ML?
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