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Inflammation of the connective tissue in the dermis due to an infection is termed:
 
  A) scabies
  B) cellulitis
  C) paronychia
  D) albinism

Question 2

Which stage of urine production involves the removal of substances from the bloodstream?
 
  A) reabsorption
  B) excretion
  C) filtration
  D) secretion


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Answer to Question 1

B
Explanation: The root cellul means cell and the suffix -itis, inflammation.

Answer to Question 2

C
Explanation: Filtration removes substances from the bloodstream. Reabsorption is where water and nutrients are reabsorbed to be put back into the bloodstream. Excretion is not a stage of urine production. Secretion is when ammonia, uric acid, and other waste substances are secreted directly into the renal tubule.



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