Answer:
Blood goes from small intestine to the liver in order to remove toxic substances and store the nutrients. After that, the blood is sent to all parts of the body.
Explanation:
Liver is an important organ of the body which is responsible for the purification of blood coming from the small intestine and then it send to all organs of the body. This blood contains nutrients which is absorbed in the small intestines and some toxic substances which is purify by liver.
The formal region is superior (proximal) to the crural region.
Our body is divided into different regions. The term Proximal refers to the closer point of attachment to body's main part. Thigh is the femoral region of the body. An example is that, knee is proximal to feet. The femoral region is also proximal to plantar region.
