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swpotter12

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Beth needs surgery on her oral-facial complex after a car accident. Her primary care physician will likely refer her to which of the following?
 A) osteopath
  B) oral surgeon
  C) physician assistant
  D) medical consultant
  E) licensed practical nurse

Question 2

An example of conventional Western medicine is ____.
 A) chiropractic
  B) massage therapy
  C) Chinese therapy
  D) primary care physicians
  E) naturopathic physician



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

D



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