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charchew

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Which is a segment of the large intestine?
 
  A) jejunum
  B) cecum
  C) duodenum
  D) ileum

Question 2

After falling down some stairs, a patient comes to the Emergency Department with multiple purplish patches on the skin caused by leaking blood vessels. The physician would document that the patient has multiple:
 
  A) abrasions
  B) contusions
  C) petechiae
  D) lesions



cpetit11

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Answer to Question 1

B
Explanation: The jejunum, duodenum, and ileum are all segments of the small intestine.

Answer to Question 2

B
Explanation: The fall leads to trauma of the tissues and leakage of the blood vessels called contusions. Although petechiae produce similar discoloration, it is a sign of a circulatory disorder, not trauma. The skin is not broken as it is with abrasions and lesions.



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