Author Question: The nares are located in what part of the body? A. Nose B. Ear C. Anus D. Eye, specifically ... (Read 54 times)

lb_gilbert

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The nares are located in what part of the body?
 
  A. Nose
  B. Ear
  C. Anus
  D. Eye, specifically the tear duct

Question 2

Which of the following best describes the unshaded border?
 
  A. Small print within the single organ system evidentiary checklist
  B. A thinner outline surrounding a certain area/organ system in the single organ system evidentiary checklist
  C. Highlighting of specific words to emphasize pathologic or physiologic markers
  D. A darker outline surrounding a certain area/organ system in the single organ system evidentiary checklist



Li Jun

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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

B



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