Question 12What role in non-specific defense is played by the stomach?O bacteria living within external mucous membranes produce lactic acid harmful to microorganismsmucus & cilia trap particles in this organ & sweep them to the surface of the bodyO the highly keratinized barrier of the stomach helps keeps out invading microorganismshydrochloric acid & protein enzymes kill pathogens as they pass through this organ6:27 1« MessagesThicci BJust nowSend a chat CanvasQuestion 13Which of the following DOES NOT occur during the inflammatory response?O local blood vessels dilate, causing greater blood flow to the site of the injuryO leukocytes enter area, phagocytizing microorganisms & mounting an immune responsenutrients, oxygen and white blood cells flow into the damage areaanti-histamines and mucus are released into the area surrounding the infection6:30 11 PhotosThicci BJust nowSend a chat

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