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Question 1

If a physician can correct a hernia manually without surgery, it is what type of hernia?


◦ incarcerated
◦ strangulated
◦ reducible
◦ irreducible

Question 2

Polyuria, nocturia, fatigue, loss of appetite, edema in legs and under the eyes, shortness of breath, and chest pain are symptoms of which disease?


◦ cirrhosis of the liver
◦ chronic kidney disease (CKD)
◦ renal insufficiency
◦ hypertension
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Reply #1 on: May 7, 2019
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