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Choose the best match between the given choices. liver hormone V(Choose) high blood sugar golter type 2 diabetes reduced blood pressure heart hormone Increase in platelets Gi track lodine deficiency age lodine deficiency preventable cause of mental retardation Choose] poor diet and inactivity (Choose secondary endocrine function [Choose Hyperglycemia [Choose] reduction in hormone production (Choose]

Choose the best match between the given choices. liver hormone V(Choose) high blood sugar golter type 2 diabetes reduced blood pressure heart hormone Increase in platelets Gi track lodine deficiency age lodine deficiency preventable cause of mental retardation Choose] poor diet and inactivity (Choose secondary endocrine function [Choose Hyperglycemia [Choose] reduction in hormone production (Choose]

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Chapter21: Medications Used For Musculoskeletal System Disorders

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