NO EXPLANATION NEEDED, ANSWER ONLY. 84. Infective stage of D.caninum to man a. Cysticercus b. Cysticercoid c. Plerocercoid d. Procercoid e. Ova 85. S1: H.nana scolex is unarmed S2: H.nanascolex havebothra a. S1 is true, S2 is false b. S2 is false, S1 is true c. Both are True d. Both are False

NO EXPLANATION NEEDED, ANSWER ONLY. 84. Infective stage of D.caninum to man a. Cysticercus b. Cysticercoid c. Plerocercoid d. Procercoid e. Ova 85. S1: H.nana scolex is unarmed S2: H.nanascolex havebothra a. S1 is true, S2 is false b. S2 is false, S1 is true c. Both are True d. Both are False

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Essentials of Pharmacology for Health Professions

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Chapter16: Gastrointestinal Drugs

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