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Digoxin is:
 
  a. A drug used to strengthen the heartbeat
  b. A calcium blocker
  c. Used to dissolve emboli
  d. Used to treat varicose veins
  e. A strong antibiotic

Question 2

Malignant tumor of lymph nodes:
 
  a. Sarcoidosis
  b. Lymphedema
  c. Hodgkin lymphoma
  d. Hypersplenism
  e. Lymphocytopenia



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Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

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