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    In Performing an Autopsy, a Pathologist Does Two Examinations
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In Performing an Autopsy, a Pathologist Does Two Examinations

Question 16

Question 16

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In performing an autopsy, a pathologist does two examinations.


A) dorsal, ventral
B) medial, lateral
C) external, internal
D) frontal, distal

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