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What is the treatment for a reducible hernia?
 
  A) insertion of a mesh prosthesis
  B) pushing the tissue back into place
  C) surgical removal of the excess tissue
  D) repair by suturing the tissue together

Question 2

Supernumerary cervical rib:
 
  A) Q76.5.
  B) Q76.8.
  C) Q76.6.
  D) Q76.9.


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Reply #1 on: Jul 12, 2018
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B

Answer to Question 2

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