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Blood enters the kidneys from theA. duodenal vein; B. nephron; C. renal artery; D. gall bladder.
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The duodenal vein is part of the small intestine and veins carry deoxygenated blood away from the organs to the heart. Therefore, option A is incorrect. Show more…
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