The combining form 'hepat/o' refers to the

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AKidney
BSpleen
CLiver
DGallbladder

✓ Correct answer: C. Liver Hepat/o refers to the liver (e.g., hepatitis = inflammation of the liver). Nephr/o refers to the kidney, splen/o to the spleen, and cholecyst/o to the gallbladder.

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