Question

how does long-term alcohol abuse affect the liver? (1 point) it causes it to regenerate. it can cause cirrhosis. it can cause it to shrink. it speeds its function.

Explanation:

Long - term alcohol abuse is known to damage the liver. Liver regeneration is not a typical effect of long - term alcohol abuse (in fact, abuse impairs normal function and regeneration ability). The liver does not shrink as a primary effect of long - term alcohol abuse in the way described, and it does not speed up liver function. However, long - term alcohol abuse can lead to cirrhosis, which is the scarring of the liver tissue due to ongoing damage.

Answer:

B. It can cause cirrhosis.