Following a severe automobile accident, a client is scheduled to have surgery to either repair or remove his spleen, pancreas, and stomach. The client wants the organs repaired and not removed if at all possible. However, the nursing staff understands that extensive regeneration in parenchymal organs can only occur if:

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Kipper

Biology

20 May, 18:38

Following a severe automobile accident, a client is scheduled to have surgery to either repair or remove his spleen, pancreas, and stomach. The client wants the organs repaired and not removed if at all possible. However, the nursing staff understands that extensive regeneration in parenchymal organs can only occur if:

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Aditya Melton · Answer 1

The correct answer is: the extensive regeneration in parenchymal organs can only occur if the residual tissue is structurally and functionally intact.

Explanation:

The only parenchymal organ that can have proper regeneration is the liver. In other organs, regeneration is limited and can only happen with stable cell populations. For these organs to regenerate, the residual tissue MUST BE structurally and functionally intact; if it isn't, it will be replaced with scar tissue.