What is the function of the spleen?
a. acts against foreign particles such as viruses and bacteria
b. carries cellular components through the body to be released into circulation or to body tissues
c. ingests and destroys foreign particles, damaged cells, and cellular debris
d. removes old RBCs, platelets, and microorganisms from the blood
D
The spleen removes old RBCs, platelets, and microorganisms from the blood.
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