Which of the following processes take place in the digestive system and CAN NOT be bypassed clinically:O O O O Oa.b. Ingestion.c.Digestion.d.None of the given choices.e. Absorption.Clear my choiceElimination.

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Which of the following processes take place in the digestive system and CAN NOT be bypassed clinically. a. Elimination. b. Ingestion. c. Digestion. d. None of the given choices. e. Absorption.

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Which of the following processes take place in the digestive system and CAN NOT be bypassed clinically:
O O O O O
a.
b. Ingestion.
c.
Digestion.
d.
None of the given choices.
e. Absorption.
Clear my choice
Elimination.

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