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Treating a minor health problem yourself without seeking professional help is
 
  A) urgent care.
  B) emergency care.
  C) self-care.
  D) non-urgent care.

Question 2

Due to the differences in training, an osteopathic physician would probably have more experience dealing with which condition than a medical doctor?
 
  A) low back pain
  B) heart disease
  C) cancer
  D) kidney failure



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: C

Answer to Question 2

Answer: A



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