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robinn137

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What type of burn is typically caused by exposure to hot oil?
 a. superficial
 b. superficial partial thickness
  c. deep partial thickness
 d. full thickness
 e. bone dissolving

Question 2

What parts of the body have the largest surface areas for drug absorption?
 a. mouth and throat
 b. mouth and stomach
 c. large intestine and bowel
  d. small and large intestines
  e. small intestine and lungs



Briannahope

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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

e



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