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Lymphatic system consists of vessels, tissue and organs..Lymph helps maintaining the fluid balance in the body,it collects excess fluid from tissue and deposit in the bloodstream..Blood carries oxygen and nutrients to the cells in the body..The exchange happen in lymph , lymph collects this fluid and drain into major veins..it get filtered by lymphatic organs..
Alcohol is a drug which is also called depressant that slows down the vital functions..
Alcohol proof means measure of the content of alcohol in an alcoholic beverages..
Alcoholic drinking pattern includes frequency of drinking atleast 1drink in the past 12months in the past years.., number of drinks per day each time drink, less than once a month..
Fatty liver is a buildup of fat in the liver.
Liver fibrosis is the first stage of liver scaring and later on it will become cirrhosis..
Cirrhosis of liver is turning liver tissue replaced with scar tissue..
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does anyone understand 3,4 & 5. please 3. Briefly explain how nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) work...
does anyone understand 3,4 & 5. please
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