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The organ where food doesn't pass through but it does break down fats and detoxify poisons?

• liver

• small intestine

• stomach

• large intestine

Enzymes and acids are examples of 

• mechanical digestion

• chemical digestion

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Where does the absorption of nutrients from food take place?

• stomach

• liver

• small intestine

• large intestine

What is gastric juice?

• Secretions released by your stomach

• Secretions released by your salivary glands

• Secretions released by your small intestine

What is the goal of tissue regeneration research?

• To clone humans

• To create transgenic animals

• to replace tissues or organs

• to make new vaccines

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Regenerative medicine relies heavily on the use of:

• organs harvested from animals

• stem cells

• clones.

• transgenic organisms

The first step to building a new organ using regenerative medicine is to build a:

• platform.

• foundation.

• scaffold.

• basement.

Based on the graph, which 2 organs can be done with living donations?

• Heart/Lung

• Kidney/Pancreas

• Liver/Heart

• Kidney/Liver

An enteric coating on a medication is important because:

• it ensures the active ingredient breaks down in the stomach

• it ensures the active ingredient is absorbed into the blood from the small intestine

• it ensures that the medication breaks down in the esophagus

• it ensures that the medication is absorbed in the mouth

Which of the following would be considered preventive medicine?

• antibiotics

• a vaccine

• x-rays

• braces