The stomach, spleen, and liver receive their blood from the

A. inferior mesenteric arteries.
B. renal arteries.
C. suprarenal arteries.
D. superior mesenteric artery.
E. celiac trunk.


Ans: E. celiac trunk.

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Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).

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A) vestibular fold. B) vocal cord. C) laryngeal prominence. D) Adam's apple. E) laryngeal prominence and Adam's apple.

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A) anaphase. B) telophase. C) metaphase. D) prophase.

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If using a bulb-style esophageal detector device to assist you in confirming proper ET tube placement, you should expect the bulb to:

A) inflate slowly when you let go of it. B) refill briskly if the tube is in the trachea. C) stay collapsed if the tube is in the trachea. D) expand quickly if the tube is in the esophagus.

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