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Salicylism is described as the following:
 
  A. A syndrome associated with tinnitus (a high-pitched buzzing noise in the ears), vertigo, decreased hearing, and occasionally nausea and vomiting.
  B. A disease affecting the lungs and heart.
  C. A syndrome characterized by the presence of a buffalo hump in the shoulder and neck area of the body.
  D. A condition that can be relieved by ingesting aspirin.

Question 2

Aceruoplasminemia is associated with which of the following?
 
  A. Decreased blood ceruloplasmin, increased copper deposition in the liver, and increased zinc deposition in tissues
  B. Decreased blood ceruloplasmin, decreased copper deposition in the liver, and increased iron deposition in tissues
  C. Increased blood ceruloplasmin, increased copper deposition in the liver, and increased iron deposition in tissues
  D. Decreased blood ceruloplasmin, increased copper deposition in the liver, and increased iron deposition in tissues



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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

D



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