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There is over ________ different types of anemias.
 
  A) 450
  B) 500
  C) 400
  D) 600

Question 2

What does HCPCS level II provide that gives additional information about a service, item or procedure?
 
  A) appendices
  B) guidelines
  C) modifiers
  D) introduction



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