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torybrooks

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Gastroenteritis due to influenza:
 
  A) J11.2.
  B) J11.89, R04.2.
  C) J11.1.
  D) J11.2, R04.2.

Question 2

Allergic urticaria:
 
  A) L50.6.
  B) L50.9.
  C) L50.1.
  D) L50.0.


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Reply #1 on: Jul 12, 2018
Answer to Question 1

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