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1. Where are mast cells typically not found?

	A.	Mucosal tissue
	B.	Circulation
	C.	Epithelial tissue

2. Allergic rhinitis results in all of the following except:

	A.	bacterial infections
	B.	conjunctivitis
	C.	asthma
	D.	blocked sinuses

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