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xclash

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A transplantation procedure using the patient's own bone marrow, collected while the patient is in remission, is called _______________.
 
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Question 2

Name three common conditions that may lead to metabolic acidosis.
 
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dreamfighter72

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Answer to Question 1

autologous bone marrow transplant

Answer to Question 2

Renal failure, ketosis, lactic acidosis



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