HISTOLOGY
DIGESTIVE SYSTEM
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Question
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What would be a consequence of removing the gall bladder?
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Bile would not be stored.
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No fat could be digested.
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No bile would be made.
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None of the above
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Explanation:
Detailed explanation-1: -Some people develop a wound or internal infection after a gallbladder removal. Signs of a possible infection include increasing pain, swelling or redness, and pus leaking from a wound. See your GP if you develop these symptoms, as you may need a short course of antibiotics.
Detailed explanation-2: -Without the normal amount of bile in your stomach that used to be produced by your gall bladder, you will experience more gas, bloating and pain as the food is digested.
Detailed explanation-3: -Without bile, your body can’t digest fats properly. The amount of bile your gallbladder releases is in proportion to the amount of fat in your digestive system.
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