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nmorano1

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All of the following are distinct tissue layers that support the viscera, EXCEPT
 
  A. fascia C. subcutaneous
  B. skin D. umbilicus

Question 2

The spermatic cord in the male follows the inguinal canal and contains the following structures, EXCEPT:
 
  A. spermatic fascia C. lymph vessels
  B. lymph nodes D. cremaster muscle



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Answer to Question 1

ANS: D

Answer to Question 2

ANS: B



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