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    The Substance Used to Provide Radiographic Contrast in the Gastrointestinal
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The Substance Used to Provide Radiographic Contrast in the Gastrointestinal

Question 13

Question 13

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The substance used to provide radiographic contrast in the gastrointestinal tract of patients who may have a perforation of the alimentary canal is:


A) barium sulfate.
B) water-soluble iodine compound.
C) iodized oil.
D) glucagon.

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