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Why is parental treatment of obese children so unsuccessful?
 a. Once excess fat is stored, it is difficult to lose
  b. Children are known to rebel against their parents
  c. Parents believe that their children will simply outgrow it
  d. Parents are known to actively resist the recommendations of pediatricians

Question 2

What is an important function of mucus?
 a. Helps solubilize bile
  b. Stabilizes pancreatic enzymes
  c. Enhances absorption of vitamin B12
  d. Protects the stomach walls from digestion


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Reply #1 on: Aug 21, 2018
Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

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