If the entire right and left legs as well as the front torso and groin area are burned, what percentage of the body is affected? 37% 46% 55% 64% What is the condition that is caused by consistent over-activity of osteoclasts? Ossification Hematopoeisis Rickets Osteoporosis Your skin is one of the first lines of defense against what? Cystic fibrosis Dehydrocholesterol Pruritus Infec

If the entire right and left legs as well as the front torso and groin area are burned, what percentage of the body is affected? 37% 46% 55% 64% What is the condition that is caused by consistent over-activity of osteoclasts? Ossification Hematopoeisis Rickets Osteoporosis Your skin is one of the first lines of defense against what? Cystic fibrosis Dehydrocholesterol Pruritus Infec

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