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sjones

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What is sequenced first when a modified neck dissection is performed?
 
  A) lymph node dissection
  B) thyroidectomy
  C) tissue excision
  D) lobectomy

Question 2

When one end of a muscle or tendon is moved to a new site to replace a damaged or nonfunctional muscle or tendon:
 
  A) reconstruction.
  B) release.
  C) repair.
  D) transfer.



mcabuhat

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Answer to Question 1

Answer: A

Answer to Question 2

Answer: D



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