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lunatika

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The fetus receives its blood from the placenta by means of the:
 
  a. umbilical arteries. c. pulmonary arteries.
  b. umbilical vein. d. pulmonary veins.

Question 2

In the mnemonic OPQRST, used to assist with the evaluation of a patient in discomfort, the
  P stands for:
 
  A. Pulse. C. Pain.
  B. Palpitation. D. Provocation.



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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

D



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