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maegan_martin

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The skin and its accessory structuressweat glands, oil glands, nails, and hairare known as the ________ system.
 
  a. integumentary
  b. endocrine
  c. circulatory
  d. appendage

Question 2

Errors may still occur on electronic claims, so it is very important for the medical assistant to ________ all claims before submitting them.
 
  a. print
  b. send
  c. make copies
  d. proofread



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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

d



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