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The nonessential modifier found after the Main Term accessory in the Index is:
 
  A) congenital.
  B) acquired.
  C) malformation.
  D) essential.

Question 2

The first subterm after the Main Term agenesis in the Index is:
 
  A) anus.
  B) aimentary.
  C) adrenal.
  D) abdominal.



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: A

Answer to Question 2

Answer: C



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