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Which of the following vessels carries blood from the stomach and intestines to the liver

The external layer of a tooth found above the gumline is the hardest substance in the human body. This part of a tooth is called the_______.

When is the best time of day to have a dental appointment for a client with neurologic and sensory deficits?

Which of the following is the correct path that digested food takes once it enters the large intestine?

Your patient Mr. Jones has been living with peripheral neuropathy for 15 years. His symptoms include a lack of sensation from his feet and lower legs, which makes him very unsteady when he walks.  In addition, Mr. Jones has very poor vision. At his appointment today, Mr. Jones confides to you that he has been experiencing episodes of urinary incontinence. He says that he knows when he needs to urinates because he gets a sensation that his bladder is full. However, due to his limited mobility and poor eyesight it takes him a long time to get to the bathroom, leading to urine leakage. What type of urinary incontinence is Mr. Jones experiencing?

Which of the following cells produces testosterone in the testes?

The main function of thyroid hormone is:

Medical considerations of persons with Downs syndrome include susceptibility to infections, orthopedic concerns and congenital heart disease.  Susceptibility to infections is the most common and serious medical condition.

The patientcentered care model assumes there are two experts present when treatment planning: the doctor recommending the treatment and the hygienist performing the scaling.

The hormone _________ is produced by cells in the hypothalamus and signals the smooth muscle of the uterus to contract to expel the infant during childbirth, as well as triggering a desire for cuddling and bonding with one’s mate or infant.