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- Name four of the major components of dental plaque.Which of the following most likely lead to alkalosis? A. excessive eating of meat and nuts B. increase frequency of bowel movement due to diarrhea C. persistent vomiting due to severe hyperacidity D. hypoventilationPhototherapy may be used to treat a. Kidney stones b. Jaundice in infants c. Ketoacidosis d. Over hydration