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Healthy teeth are protected by a(n) _____ layer.
 a. antibacterial
  b. fibrous
 c. mucus
 d. gum
 e. enamel

Question 2

Albumin is not always a good indicator of nutrition status in patients with liver disease because:
 
 a. it is often low due to the disease.
  b. it is affected by elevated liver enzymes.
  c. liver disease causes elevated levels of albumin.
  d. ammonia levels affect albumin levels.



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