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When the Pharyngeal Tonsils Become Enlarged as Is Common in Children,they

Question 15

Question 15

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When the pharyngeal tonsils become enlarged as is common in children,they are considered the:


A) lymphatic nodules.
B) follicles.
C) germinal centers.
D) adenoids.

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