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Zoey63294

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Fractures are classified by
 A) type of break and whether the skin is broken.
  B) location of fracture and extent of damage.
  C) severity of fracture and pattern of injury.
  D) size of fracture and whether the skin is broken.

Question 2

When lifting a heavy patient or object,
 A) bend at the waist.
  B) use your strong leg muscles.
  C) keep your feet close together.
  D) avoid close contact.



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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

B



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