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The intracellular canaliculi of parietal cells, all true except:
- A. Provides large surface area for ion pumps & ion transport.
- B. H+ ion result from degradation of (H2CO3) by carbonic anhydrase
- C. Carry ribosomes & continuous with rER around nucleus
- D. Carry more microvilli when the cell is active in HCl secretion
Correct Answer: C
Rationale: Intracellular canaliculi are not continuous with rER; they are specialized for ion transport and expand with microvilli during secretion.
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- C. The kidney maintains the health of erythrocytes so if it is damaged they die more quickly
- D. The injured kidney needs erythrocytes to repair itself they therefore get used up more quickly
Correct Answer: A
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- B. initiates swallowing
- C. produces enzymes
- D. breaks down nutrients
Correct Answer: A
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- B. Heart muscle
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- D. Aortic arch
Correct Answer: D
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- A. cirrhosis
- B. pernicious anemia
- C. gastric ulcer
- D. inability to digest fats
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- A. Catabolism
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