64, The following is correct regarding gastrointestinal tracts and accessory organ a, gastrointestinal tracts include the liver b, Accessor organs includes the pancreas c, both are correct d, None of the above

64, The following is correct regarding gastrointestinal tracts and accessory organ a, gastrointestinal tracts include the liver b, Accessor organs includes the pancreas c, both are correct d, None of the above

Fundamentals of Sectional Anatomy: An Imaging Approach

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64, The following is correct regarding gastrointestinal tracts and accessory organ
a, gastrointestinal tracts include the liver
b, Accessor organs includes the pancreas
c, both are correct
d, None of the above

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