Which organs regulate, either individually or collectively, the amount of each major mineral in the body?

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The small intestine and kidneys collectively regulate the amount of each major mineral in the body. The small intestine is responsible for absorbing minerals from food, while the kidneys filter minerals from the blood and excrete any excess or retain any that are needed. The other options (A, B, and C) involve organs that are not primarily responsible for mineral regulation.

Which Organs Regulate, Either Individually or Collectively, the Amount of Each