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An amino acid that your body can manufacture is A. Essential B. Natural C. Non-essential To maximally absorb calcium from the small intestine A. Vitamin A must be present B. Activated vitamin D must be present C. Activated vitamin K must be present D. Calcitonin must be present The lung corrects blood acidosis by A. Breathing rapidly to exhale more CO_2 B. Breathing rapidly to inhale more O_2 C. Breathing slowly to retain more CO_2 D. Breathing slowly to retain more O_2 Most sympathetic nerves to the stomach pass through the A. Celiac plexus B. Inferior mesenteric plexus C. Superior mesenteric plexus D. Vagus nerve Parasympathetic nerves to the stomach pass through the A. Celiac plexus B. Inferior mesenteric plexus C. Superior mesenteric plexus D. Vagus nerve The appendix is attached to A. Cecum B. Ileum C. Jejunum D. Sigmoid colon ____ occurs at the glomerulus A. Absorption B. Filtration C. Resorption D. Secretion The ___ carries urine from t

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Answer 79: Choice C (The amino acid which can be manufactured by the body are non-essential in nature since they are not required to be intaken in the diet by an individual)

Answer 80: Choice B (Activated vitamin D is essential for calcium uptake from the intestine. In absence or scarcity of vitamin D, the calcium in the diet would remain un-absorbed and calcium deficiency might take place)

Answer 81: Choice A (Respiratory acidosis takes place due to failure of pulmonary epithelium to remove CO2 from the blood thus accumulation of CO2 and leading to acidosis. Thus, in order to prevent such acidosis, the lungs undergo hyperventilation and tend to remove most of the CO2 dissolved in the blood)

Answer 82: Choice A (The celiac plexus represents the major site of nerve plexus via which most of the nerves of the gastric system pass)

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