9. A 31-year-old woman comes to thephysician with abdominal pain. She waspreviously treated for tuberculousspondylitis. She has been asymptomaticfor 10 years. Physical examinationshows a nontender palpable mass in theright upper quadrant below the level ofthe lower costal margin. There is nocostovertebral angle tenderness. An x-ray of the lumbar region shows a densitysuspicious for a calcified tuberculousabscess. Which of the following is themost likely site of the suspectedabscess?A. Body of pancreasB. CecumC. Fundus of stomachD. Psoas fasciaE. Suspensory muscle of the duodenum

Classified tuberculosis abscesses are rare condition which is often seen in clients with HIV AIDS.

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please give the answer to these questions. not a graded assignmentdigestive system consists of how many organs? 2. digestion starts from where? 3. secretions of mouth include.... 4. length of the oesophagus 5. components absorbed in mouth.. 6. movement of esophagus by which food enters the stomach. 7. secretions of stomach 8. which all components get absorbed in stomach.. 9. liver secretes... 10. bile helps in the digestion of 11. layers of stomach 12. layers of small intestine 13. layers of large intestine 14. digestion completes in 15. absorption starts in 16. absorption of water occurs in 17. absorption of alcohol occurs in 18. villus helps in 19. what are chylomicrons 20. digestion ends in how many hours 21. carbohydrates break into... 22. proteins break into... 23. Fat breaks into... 24. enzymes help in digestion of starch 25. Enzymes help in digestion of protein 26. Enzymes for fat digestion 27. Sphincters present in esophagus 28. Sphincters of stomach 29. Parts of…
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