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Chapter2: The Human Body In Health And Disease

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An ulcer on the internal lining of the stomach became so severe that it
eroded through the entire wall of the stomach and caused blood loss into
the abdominopelvic cavity. Which of the following membranes were
penetrated?
O parietal peritoneum
O mucous membrane
O visceral peritoneum
O the parietal peritoneum and mucous membrane
O the mucous membrane and visceral peritoneum

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