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hbsimmons88

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Your patient complains of elbow pain and states his doctor told him he had the bursitis in his elbow. The patient's condition is characterized by inflammation of the:
 
  A) articular cartilage.
  B) synovial sacs.
  C) tendons.
  D) bone.

Question 2

The suspicion of blunt abdominal trauma should be based primarily on:
 
  A) the mechanism of injury.
  B) distension of the abdomen on palpation.
  C) the patient's complaint of abdominal pain.
  D) the presence of contusions.


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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

A



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