The blood's glucose level ordinarily remains relatively constant because of the activity of ____.
A) CCK.
B) the liver
C) the thyroid gland
D) the gall bladder

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The liver plays a crucial role in regulating blood glucose levels. It stores excess glucose as glycogen and releases it when blood glucose levels are low. This helps to maintain a relatively constant blood glucose level. CCK is a hormone involved in digestion, the thyroid gland regulates metabolism, and the gall bladder stores and releases bile. None of these organs have a direct role in regulating blood glucose levels.

The Blood's Glucose Level Ordinarily Remains Relatively Constant Because of the Activity