Clinically Oriented Anatomy notes

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Clinically Oriented Anatomy 7Th Ed By Agur Dalley – Test Bank Chapters 6 & 7 Contents Chapter 6................................................................................................................................................................................... 1 Chapter 7................................................................................................................................................................................. 26 Chapter 6 1. Which of the...

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Which of the following is incorrect pertaining to the clavicle? A) It is attached via ligaments to the coracoid process. B) The superior surface is grooved for the subclavian artery. C) After a fracture, the medial segment is raised by the sternocleidoma D) Fractures are almost always accompanied by acromioclavicular disl E) Patients with fractured clavicles typically need to support the ipsilateAns: D

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Clinically Oriented Anatomy 7Th Ed By Agur Dalley – Test Bank Chapters 6 & 7 Contents Chapter 6................................................................................................................................................................................... 1 Chapter 7................................................................................................................................................................................. 26 Chapter 6 1. Which of the...

Which of the following is incorrect pertaining to the clavicle? A) It is attached via ligaments to the coracoid process. B) The superior surface is grooved for the subclavian artery. C) After a fracture, the medial segment is raised by the sternocleidoma D) Fractures are almost always accompanied by acromioclavicular disl E) Patients with fractured clavicles typically need to support the ipsilateAns: D

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Proven A+ notes on the complete anatomy of The Anterior Abdominal Wall & Inguinal Region used by 100's of medical and health science students! Anterior Abdominal Wall covers: Planes, Regions & Contents of the Anterior Abdominal Wall; Layers, Abdominal Muscles and the Rectus Sheath.. Inguinal Region covers: The Inguinal Canal location, structure, contents and clinical relevance. My notes are streamlined and organised, with links to high-quality resources, to save you hours of time sift...