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    Scliat No.: 8 0 0 2: I, R.RL L, R G (,: I Roll Nu

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    This document contains questions for an anatomy exam divided into two parts. Part 1 focuses on applied clinical anatomy, pathological conditions, diagrams, and microscopic anatomy. Questions cover topics like the applied anatomy of the anal canal, uterine tube, basis for femoral hernia, and appearance of the ureter. Part 2 covers additional topics like the locking and unlocking of the knee joint, anatomical basis for varicose veins and flat feet, diagrams of the femoral triangle and knee joint anatomy, and a detailed description of Turner's syndrome and coronary artery development.

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    Scliat No.: 8 0 0 2: I, R.RL L, R G (,: I Roll Nu

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    This document contains questions for an anatomy exam divided into two parts. Part 1 focuses on applied clinical anatomy, pathological conditions, diagrams, and microscopic anatomy. Questions cover topics like the applied anatomy of the anal canal, uterine tube, basis for femoral hernia, and appearance of the ureter. Part 2 covers additional topics like the locking and unlocking of the knee joint, anatomical basis for varicose veins and flat feet, diagrams of the femoral triangle and knee joint anatomy, and a detailed description of Turner's syndrome and coronary artery development.

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    This document contains questions for an anatomy exam divided into two parts. Part 1 focuses on applied clinical anatomy, pathological conditions, diagrams, and microscopic anatomy. Questions cover topics like the applied anatomy of the anal canal, uterine tube, basis for femoral hernia, and appearance of the ureter. Part 2 covers additional topics like the locking and unlocking of the knee joint, anatomical basis for varicose veins and flat feet, diagrams of the femoral triangle and knee joint anatomy, and a detailed description of Turner's syndrome and coronary artery development.

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    Scliat No.: 8 0 0 2: I, R.RL L, R G (,: I Roll Nu

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    karandeep89
    This document contains questions for an anatomy exam divided into two parts. Part 1 focuses on applied clinical anatomy, pathological conditions, diagrams, and microscopic anatomy. Questions cover topics like the applied anatomy of the anal canal, uterine tube, basis for femoral hernia, and appearance of the ureter. Part 2 covers additional topics like the locking and unlocking of the knee joint, anatomical basis for varicose veins and flat feet, diagrams of the femoral triangle and knee joint anatomy, and a detailed description of Turner's syndrome and coronary artery development.

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