Which is true/false? select all that apply. A. the anterior pitutary gland contains capillaries, but the posterior pitutary does not. B. The pitutary releases but does not make oxytocin. C.The secondary capillaries plexus is found in the posterior pituitary. D. the hypophyseal portal syatem contains a primary capillary piexus hypophyseal portal veins and secodary capillary plexus.

Which is true/false? select all that apply. A. the anterior pitutary gland contains capillaries, but the posterior pitutary does not. B. The pitutary releases but does not make oxytocin. C.The secondary capillaries plexus is found in the posterior pituitary. D. the hypophyseal portal syatem contains a primary capillary piexus hypophyseal portal veins and secodary capillary plexus.

Complete Textbook Of Phlebotomy

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Chapter5: Phlebotomy Equipment

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