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17. Which pracice may weaken ou circulaiory system? A. Having a dsiiy exercise B. Staying up iale at nghi 18. What is being described in this stuation: it makes the arteries hard caused by high consumption oi a faty diet t'at leaves fat deposits on the lining of the blood vessels. A. Atherosciercsis B Hypertension 19. Which practice nay strengthen our circulatory system? A. Cigareite Smoking B. Having a daily exercise C. Staying up iete at night D. Eating jun foods everyday C. Taking vitamins every day D. Avoiding vices like smoking C. Pneumonia D. Stroke 30

17. Which pracice may weaken ou circulaiory system? A. Having a dsiiy exercise B. Staying up iale at nghi 18. What is being described in this stuation: it makes the arteries hard caused by high consumption oi a faty diet t'at leaves fat deposits on the lining of the blood vessels. A. Atherosciercsis B Hypertension 19. Which practice nay strengthen our circulatory system? A. Cigareite Smoking B. Having a daily exercise C. Staying up iete at night D. Eating jun foods everyday C. Taking vitamins every day D. Avoiding vices like smoking C. Pneumonia D. Stroke 30

Body Structures & Functions Updated

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ISBN:9780357191606

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Publisher:Scott

Chapter14: Circulation And Blood Vessels

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