What is the main function of glucagon?
A) regulate sodium and potassium ion levels B) lower blood glucose levels
C) raise blood glucose levels D) regulate blood pressure
Answer: C
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A. axon, voltage- B. axon, chemically C. dendrite, voltage- D. dendrite, chemically
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The use the body makes of food describes which term?
a. nutrition b. metabolism c. assimilation d. digestion
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The pulmonary trunk emerges from the ________ of the heart.
A. left ventricle B. right atrium C. apex D. right ventricle E. left atrium
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