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____Medicinal sedative and antinauseant.
 a. RhoGAM
  b. Phenergan
  c. Vicryl
  d. Rh-negative

Question 2

____The vomiting of blood.
 a. hematemesis
  b. hematochezia
  c. hematocrit
  d. hematuria



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