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Which muscles rotate the radius at its proximal and distal articulations, without flexing or extending the elbow?
 
  A) Extensor carpi radialis, extensor carpi ulnaris B) Biceps brachi, triceps brachi
  C) Brachialis, brachioradialis D) Pronators, supinator

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________ is low tissue oxygen levels.
 
  A) Hyperventilation B) Anoxia C) Hypoventilation D) Hypoxia



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Answer to Question 1

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