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Alligator forceps are used to remove ________.
 
  A) tonsils
  B) turbinates
  C) ossicles
  D) cerumen

Question 2

Which brain structure resembles a spider web?
 
  A) ventricle
  B) arachnoid
  C) vertebra
  D) cerebellum



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Answer to Question 1

D
Explanation: A) Alligator forceps are used in the ear, not the throat.
B) Alligator forceps are used in the ear, not the nose (turbinates).
C) Alligator forceps are used in the external auditory canal, not in the middle ear with the ossicles.
D) Correct

Answer to Question 2

B
Explanation: A) A ventricle is a hollow cavity within the cerebrum.
B) Correct The arachnoid layer of the meninges has a spider web-like structure.
C) A vertebra is not a brain structure.
D) The cerebellum does not resemble a spider web.



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