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    Pallor Occurring in an Extremity Within 20 Seconds After That
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Pallor Occurring in an Extremity Within 20 Seconds After That

Question 18

Question 18

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Pallor occurring in an extremity within 20 seconds after that extremity is lifted most likely indicates


A) normal arterial circulation.
B) venous insufficiency.
C) arterial insufficiency.
D) thrombophlebitis.

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