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1) which of the following is the primary regulator of bile release from the liver? Bile...

1) which of the following is the primary regulator of bile release from the liver? Bile returning to the liver, CCK, Gastrin, Secretin, or VIP

2) Which of the following causes contraction of the gallbladder? Bile returning to the liver, CCK, Gastrin, Secretin, or VIP

3)Which of the following will primarily regulate secretion from the biliary ducts? Bile returning to the liver, CCK, Gastrin, Secretin, or VIP

4) Which of the following causes relaxation of the sphincter of Oddi? Bile returning to the liver, CCK, Gastrin, Secretin, or VIP

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1) which of the following is the primary regulator of bile release from the liver?

Bile returning to the liver, CCK, Gastrin, Secretin, or VIP

2) Which of the following causes contraction of the gallbladder?

Bile returning to the liver, CCK, Gastrin, Secretin, or VIP

3)Which of the following will primarily regulate secretion from the biliary ducts?

Bile returning to the liver, CCK, Gastrin, Secretin, or VIP

4) Which of the following causes relaxation of the sphincter of Oddi?

Bile returning to the liver, CCK, Gastrin, Secretin, or VIP

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