Why Is a Relatively Large Percentage of Blood (In Excess

question 52

Multiple Choice

Why is a relatively large percentage of blood (in excess of need) sometimes directed to the skin?

• A)​to eliminate wastes
• B)to eliminate heat
• C)to pick up nutrients
• D)to cleanse the blood
• E)​to produce vitamin D

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