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1
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is broken down into the ANS and SNS

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The peripheral nervous system

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Pancreas

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large gland behind the stomach that maintains healthy blood sugar levels

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Liver

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an organ that produces a bodily juice called bile is

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Middle ear

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which part of the ear includes the hammer anvil & stirrup

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chemicals in the stomach that break down food

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acid

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androgens

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sex hormones for males

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cornea

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the clear outer layer that covers the iris and the pupil

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malleus, a bone that is attached to the eardrum

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Hammer

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Stapes

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innermost rup-shaped “stirrups” smallest bone in the body

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Iris

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It controls the amount of light that enters your eyes

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left ear

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match the following abbreviation with it’s meaning AS

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cerumen

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gland secrete a waxy yellow substance

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which part of the eye acts like the lens of a camera?

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lens and retina is the film

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Steatorrhea

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The presence of fat in feces

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fimbria

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the ends of the fallopian tubes lying next to the ovaries feather into ends called

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Cornea

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Outermost part of the eye

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Large

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Megaly

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digestion in order

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mastification, glutination, peristalis, digestion, absorption, elimination

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incus

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anvil shaped auditory ossicle

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Auricle

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shell-shaped structure of outer ear

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thyroid

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thyroxin ad calcitonin come from

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True or false? the integumentary system helps maintain body temperature

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True

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What do the lens and the cornea have in common?

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both can bend light

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The sales located in the retina that respond to and recognize black and white are called

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rod cells

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cerumen

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gland secretes a waxy yellow substance

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Stapes

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smallest bone in the body

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parathyroid

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parathormone comes from?

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these are mineral salts dissolved in water that carry an electrical current

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electrolytes

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a common inflammatory disorder seen on the face, chest, back and neck; appears as papules, pustules and comedos

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acne vulgaris

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FSH, LH, ACTH, TSH prolactin, GH come from?

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anterior pituitary

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Malleus

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hammer or amllet

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32
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each of the short curve of hairs growing on the edges of your eyelids that protect your eyes from dust that may enter your eyes

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eyelashes

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cochlea or auditory nerve

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nerve deafness

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34
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Keratin

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fibrous protein that protects cells

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35
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regulates other endocrine glands

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main role of the pituitary gland

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retina

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is the screen at the back of your eyes

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anvil

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(incus), a bone that is attached to both the stirrup and the hammer

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38
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to catch the sound wave

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outer ear

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39
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pea-sized glands inferior to the prostate

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bulbourethral glands (cowper’s glands)

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which function matches the following body system gastroenterology?

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digestion

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a substance usually from foods that is necessary for normal functioning of the body and for good health

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Nutrients

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tympanic

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the eardrum is called

43
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cerebellum

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its function is to coordinate and regulate muscular activity

44
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large gland behind stomach that maintains healthy blood sugar levels

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pancreas

45
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where does insulin come from

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pancreas

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detects color

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cones

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which of the following is correct about vitamins

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a substance usually from food, that is necessary for normal functioning of the human body

48
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a surgical incision of the tympanic membrane

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myringotomy

49
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sends information about sounds to the brain

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auditory nerve

50
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hypertrophy of the thyroid gland resulting in excessive secretion of the thyroid hormone (hyperthyroidism)

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Graves disease

51
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which of the following pathologies of the nervous system is diagnosed from an EEG and treated with an anti-seizure med?

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epilepsy

52
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which of the following terms is defined as having a condition of stones in the gallbladder?

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cholecystolithiasis

53
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The ends of the fallopian tubes lying next to the ovaries feather into ends called

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fimbria

54
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this condition has a dietary restriction that includes high fiber minimally processed foods including complex carbohydrate levels are based on metabolic needs.

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diabetes

55
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the sensation of noises ringing or buzzing in your ear is called

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tinnitus

56
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donut shaped gland that encircles part of the urethra inferior to the bladder

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prostate gland

57
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organic substances in food that do not digest

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protien

58
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an organ that produces a bodily juice called bile

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liver

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the outermost part of the eye is called

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cornea

60
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main source of energy for the body when converted to glucose

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carbohydrates

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what is the name of the nerve that carries the electrical signals from the ear to the brain

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auditory nerve

62
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The clear out of layer that covers the iris and the pupil

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Cornea

63
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inadequate sound wave conduction

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conductive deafness

64
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connects the cochlea to the three fluid filled canals

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vestibule

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which is the middle layer of skin?

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Dermis

66
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the light sensitive layer within the eye that converts images into electrical signals

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retina

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bariatrics is the branch of medicine concerned with the prevention and control of obesity and associated diseases the physician would put their patients on this type of diet

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low calorie

68
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frontal, parietal, temporal, occipital

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four lobes of the cerebrum

69
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a copulatory organ designed to deliver sperm into the female reproductive track

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penis

70
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jelly-like substance found behind the lens of the eye that helps maintain its shape

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vitreous humor

71
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How much food you eat- appetite

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what does the hypothalamus control

72
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they blink to protect yuou eyes from dust, small insects, or even bright light that may enter and hurt or damage your eyes

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eyelids

73
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the integumentary system helps maintain body temp

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true

74
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encephalitis

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inflammation of the brain caused by a virus that enters the CNS when the person experiences a viral disease such as

75
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pain in the ear

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otalgia

76
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posterior pituitary

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antiDIURETIChormone (ADH) and oxytocin come from

77
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a condition caused by a deficiency in the secretion of an antidiuretic hormone ADH

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diabetes insipidus

78
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which of the following terms means red?

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erythr/o

79
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which lobe processes information sent from our eyes

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occipital lobes

80
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bulging eyes linked to hyperthyroidism

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exopthalmos

81
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controls important cognitive skills and is the control panel of our personalities and our ability to communicate

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frontal lobe

82
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A CONDITION IN WHICH ONE OR BOTH OF THE TESTES FAIL TO DESCEND FROM THE ABDOMEN INTO THE SCROTUM

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CRYPTOCHIDISM

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the colorful structure of the eye that changes the shape of the pupil to allow for different amounts of light to enter the inner eye.

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iris

84
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allows us to see color bright lights and detail

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cones

85
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a disease or disorder diagnosed from a FBS and treated with insulin

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diabetes mellitus

86
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which part of the ear carries the sound waves to the eardrum?

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ear canal

87
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this is the part of a plant that is not digested they are found in whole grains, vegetables and fruits,. it is essential for the normal functioning of the GI system

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fiber

88
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inflammation of the testes due to a virus bacterial infection or injury

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orchitis

89
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seminiferous tubules

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site of sperm production

90
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a bundle of nerve fibers that carries info from your retina to the brain

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optic nerve

91
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Development and function of the reproductive organs

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Sex hormones play roles in

92
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which of the following pathologies of the digestive system is diagnosed from a abdominal ultrasound and is treated with the removal of a gallbladder

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Colitis

93
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Human growth hormone

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HGH

94
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a diet modification for patients with ——-includes limiting high calorie foods such as pizza foods made with cheese or cream, desserts it is important that the patient chooses fresh foods

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cancer

95
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which gland is referred to as the master gland

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pituitary gland

96
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shell shaped structure of the outer ear

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auricle

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12 pairs of cranial nerves and 31 pairs of spinal nerves

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the Peripheral nervous system contains—–

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