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Abruptio placentae (Holloway)
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Antecubital abscess (Venes)
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Visual accommodation (Scanlon)
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Acetabulum of right hip bone (female) (Scanlon)
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Nucleic acid DNA and RNA (Scanlon)
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Clump of uric acid crystals (×400) (Strasinger)
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Acromioclavicular traction test (Starkey)
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Nasopharyngeal airway (Wilkinson)
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Oropharyngeal airway (Wilkinson)
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Alopecia areata of scalp (Barankin)
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Alopecia capitis totalis (Barankin)
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Alveolus of lungs (Gylys)
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Anatomic snuffbox (Venes)
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Aplastic anemia (×200) (Harmening)
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Epidural anesthesia (Wilkinson)
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Injection of spinal anesthesia (Williams)
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Coronary angiography (Venes)
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Intravenous fluorescein angiogram (Chung)
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Arterial balloon angioplasty (Gylys)
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Main parts of aorta (Lippert)
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Major branches of aorta and vena cavae (Lippert)
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Reflex arc for patellar tendon reflex (Hurst)
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Aortic arteries (Thompson)
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Structure of an artery (Thompson)
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Rheumatoid arthritis (Gylys)
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Abdominal girth caused by massive ascites (Venes)
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Avulsed fingertip (Venes)
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Bacteria shapes and structures (Eagle)
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Balantidium coli cyst (×400) (Leventhal)
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Male pattern baldness (Barankin)
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Applying bandages (Wilkinson)
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Fine needle breast biopsy (Williams)
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Test for color blindness (Eagle)
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Blood composition (Gylys)
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Types of blood cells (Harmening)
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Blood pressure (Wilkinson)
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Transfer board (Wilkinson)
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Parts of a long bone (Hurst)
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Major arteries of the brain (Scanlon)
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Breast self-examination (Holloway)
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Broncheal tree (Thompson)
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Bullae of impetigo (Barankin)
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Second degree burn (Venes)
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Blistered partial thickness thermal burn (Williams)
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Prepatellar bursitis (Venes)
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Coronary artery bypass (Williams)
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Classic dihydrate calcium oxalate crystals (×400) (Strasinger)
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Needleless cannulae (Wilkinson)
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Lymphatic capillary (Gylys)
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Basal cell carcinoma (Barankin)
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Squamous cell carcinoma (Venes)
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Cardiomyopathies (Williams)
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Carina of the trachea (Owens)
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Types of catheters (Wilkinson)
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Central venous catheter (Wilkinson)
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Suprapubic catheter (Venes)
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Catheterization of urinary bladder (Wilkinson)
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Cavities of the body (Gylys)
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Thoracic cavity (Chambers)
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Common components and organelles of human cells (Hurst)
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Micturition center (Thompson)
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Typical chancre of primary syphilis (Barankin)
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Chloasma gravidarum (Ward)
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Laparoscopic cholecystectomy scars (Venes)
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Circulation of blood through heart and major vessels (Eagle)
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Fetal circulation (Gylys)
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Pulmonary circulation (Eagle)
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Systemic circulation (Thompson)
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Ascites caused by cirrhosis (Venes)
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Fingernail clubbing (Eagle)
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Structures of the cochlea (Hurst)
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Philadelphia collar (Venes)
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Vertebral column (Wilkinson)
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Condom use and HIV risk (CDC)
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Conduction system of the heart (Gylys)
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Contracture of the right hand (Venes)
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Normal and diseased coronary arteries
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Renal corpuscle (Thompson)
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Cryogenic applications equipment (Venes)
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Phases of the menstrual cycle (Eagle)
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Dehydration resulting from sweating (Thompson)
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Actinic dermatitis (Venes)
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Atopic dermatitis (Barankin)
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Contact dermatitis (Barankin)
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Stasis dermatitis (Barankin)
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Dermatofibroma (Barankin)
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Dermatomyositis (Barankin)
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Desquamation of the skin (Venes)
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Abduction device (Williams)
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Well-controlled diabetes mellitus (Venes)
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Movement of rib cage and diaphragm during respiration (Gylys)
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Diffusion of respiratory gases
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The digestive system (Gylys)
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Intercalated disk (Scanlon)
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Diverticulosis, seen endoscopically (Venes)
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Diverticula of the colon (Gylys)
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Postural drainage of lungs (White)
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Drainage areas for lymphatic ducts (Thompson)
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Dupuytren contracture (Kozol)
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Structure of the ear (Gylys)
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Structure of the inner ear (Scanlon)
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Traumatic ecchymosis (Venes)
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Echinococcus granulosus cysts (Leventhal)
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Transesophageal echocardiography
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Nummular eczema (Barankin)
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Table of elements in the body (Thompson)
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Pulmonary embolism (Williams)
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Stages of development of human embryo including mature fetus (Eagle)
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Emmetropia, myopia, hyperopia (Scanlon)
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Osler nodes as seen in ineffective endocarditis (Williams)
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Endocrine (hormonal) communication (Thompson)
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Sites of occurrence of endometriosis (Eagle)
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Glandular epithelium (×430) (Thompson)
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Erythema annulare (Venes)
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Erythema multiforme (Barankin)
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Foreign body in esophagus (Venes)
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Pelvic exam with speculum (Williams)
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Wide and deep excision of skin and subcutaneous tissues (Venes)
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Isometric exercise (Kisner)
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Range-of-motion exercises
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External fixation of fractures of the tibia and fibula
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Extraocular eye muscles (Dillon)
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Anatomy of the eye (Gylys)
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Muscles of face and scalp
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Fasciola hepatica egg (Leventhal)
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Fasciolopsis buski egg (Leventhal)
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Flow of cerebrospinal fluid through the brain and spinal column (Strassinger)
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Fontanels of infant skull (Ward)
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Bones of foot and ankle (Thompson)
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High Fowler position (Williams)
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Types of fractures (Gylys)
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Traction applied to a fracture of the lower extremity (Wilkinson)
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Fracture of the humerus (Strauss)
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Fundus of the uterus (Chapman)
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Gastrostomy button (Venes)
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Autosomal dominant inheritance (Thompson)
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Autosomal recessive inheritance (Thompson)
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Female genital organs (Gylys)
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Male genital organs (Gylys)
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Genu recurvatum (Starkey)
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Endocrine system (Scanlon)
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Salivary glands (Thompson)
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Eccrine and apocrine sweat glands
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Filtration in glomerulus (Thompson)
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Granuloma annulare (Venes)
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Hair and adjacent structures of cross-section of skin (Gylys)
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Haustration, seen endoscopically (Venes)
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Muscles of the face and neck
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Arteries and veins of the head
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How hearing occurs (Thompson)
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Structures of the heart (Gylys)
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Representative helminths (Scanlon)
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Hemangioma beneath the right eye (Venes)
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Hemochromatosis (Harmening)
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Hemocytoblast (stem cell) and blood cells (Scanlon)
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Hemoglobin A molecule (Harmening)
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Henoch-Schönlein purpura (Venes)
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Common locations of hernias (Gylys)
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Abdominal wall hernia (Venes)
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Hesselbach triangle (Chambers)
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Old world hookworm (Leventhal)
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Hormones affecting hunger (Thompson)
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Magnetic resonance imaging (Hopkins)
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Cell-mediated immunity (Scanlon)
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Humoral immunity (Scanlon)
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Body mass index (Shape Up America)
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Myocardial infarction (Williams)
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Ulcer due to diabetic foot infection (Venes)
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Intravenous infusion technique
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Metered-dose inhaler (Wilkinson)
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Subcutaneous injection (Thompson)
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Z-track injection (Eagle)
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Injection drug use (Venes)
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Insulin and glucagon functions (Scanlon)
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International symbol of access
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Intertrigo occurring in armpit (Venes)
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Small intestine (Thompson)
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Intrauterine contraceptive devices (Hawkins)
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Orotracheal intubation (Venes)
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Myoneural junction (Scanlon)
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Squamocolumnar junction (Venes)
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Keratoacanthoma (Barankin)
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Actinic keratosis (Venes)
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Seborrheic keratoses on back (Venes)
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Nephron with its associated blood vessels (Gylys)
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Sequence of labor and childbirth
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Laceration of the thumb (Venes)
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Lacrimal apparatus (Hurst)
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Slit lamp examination (Gylys)
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Bones of the leg and foot
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Leopold maneuvers (Chapman)
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Acute lymphocytic leukemia (Harmening)
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Chronic lymphocytic leukemia (Harmening)
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Hairy cell leukemia (Harmening)
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Lichen sclerosus et atrophicus (Barankin)
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Advanced cardiac life support (Venes)
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The limbic system of the brain
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Massive lipoma on the back (Venes)
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Extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy (Williams)
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Liver and gallbladder (Gylys)
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Systemic lupus erythematosus (Williams)
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Cervical lymphadenopathy (Venes)
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The lymphatic system (Gylys)
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Circulation of lymphatic fluid (Thompson)
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Lymphatics of the breast (Thompson)
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Lymphedema of the leg (Venes)
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Cutaneous T-cell lymphoma (Venes)
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Non-Hodgkin lymphoma (Strasinger)
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Left lateral view of mandible (Gylys)
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Medical marijuana card (Venes)
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Red bone marrow (Thompson)
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Adrenal medulla (Thompson)
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Megakaryocyte (Harmening)
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Alveolocapillary membrane (Scanlon)
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Interosseous membrane (Lippert)
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Molluscum contagiosum (Barankin)
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Peak flow monitoring (Williams)
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Selected muscles of the body (Gylys)
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Morphological forms of muscle (Strasinger)
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Nasogastric tube (Wilkinson)
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Navicular drop test (Starkey)
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Necator americanus (Leventhal)
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Lateral aspect of the neck
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Nerve structure (Thompson)
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Acoustic nerve (8th cranial)
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Cranial nerves and their distributions (Gylys)
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Superficial branches of facial nerve (7th cranial)
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Neuropathic foot due to diabetes (Venes)
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Nevus flammeus (Barankin)
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Junctional nevi (Barankin)
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Melanocytic nevus (Barankin)
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Subcutaneous nodules (Venes)
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Nondisjunction (Thompson)
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Coronary occlusion (Venes)
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Oligodendrocyte (Scanlon)
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Ankle-foot orthosis (Venes)
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Osteoarthritis of the knee (Venes)
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Transtracheal oxygen therapy (Williams)
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Oxyhemoglobin dissociation curve (Scanlon)
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Sites of referred pain (Williams)
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Tools for Pap test (Hawkins)
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Papules on heel (Barankin)
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Applying patch test (Barankin)
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Penis and other male organs (Thompson)
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Blood drawing from the antecubital vein (Venes)
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Delivery of the placenta (Chapman)
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Epiphyseal plate (Thompson)
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Pneumocystis jiroveci (×1000) (Leventhal)
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Polycythemia vera (Harmening)
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Sites for ectopic pregnancy (Chapman)
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Presentations of fetus (Chapman)
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Odontoid process (Thompson)
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Pseudomonas aeruginosa (Venes)
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Guttate psoriasis (Venes)
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Pupil dilation and constriction (Thompson)
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Idiopathic thrombocytopenic purpura
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Pyoderma gangrenosum of the lower leg (Venes)
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Abdominal quadrants (Wilkinson)
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Universal radiation symbol
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Causes of maternal death (WHO)
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Reed-Sternberg cell (center) (Harmening)
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Abdominal regions (Scanlon)
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Transurethral resection of the prostate
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Muscles of respiration (Thompson)
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Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (Meyers)
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Retina of the right eye (Chung)
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Salter-Harris fracture (Starkey)
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Sarcoptes scabiei (Barankin)
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Paranasal sinus (Thompson)
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Structure of the skin and subcutaneous tissue (Gylys)
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Sense of smell (Thompson)
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Nasal speculum (Wilkinson)
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Vaginal speculum (Hawkins)
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Normal and abnormal sperm
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Sphygmomanometer (Wilkinson)
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Incentive spirometer (Williams)
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Contraceptive sponge (Hawkins)
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Staphylococcus aureus (Venes)
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Stapled incision (Williams)
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Stapling devices (Chambers)
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Renal artery stenosis (Klein)
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Stenotrophomonas infection of the leg (Venes)
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Insertion of a coronary artery stent (Williams)
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Stevens-Johnson syndrome (Barankin)
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Transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation (Venes)
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Compression stocking (Venes)
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Regions of the stomach (Thompson)
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Muscles of the stomach wall (Thompson)
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Taenia saginata (Leventhal)
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Taenia solium (Leventhal)
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Temperature regulation (Wilkinson)
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Tinea corporis (Barankin)
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Tinea versicolor (Barankin)
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Positron emission tomography
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Surface of tongue (Prajer)
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Geographic tongue (Wilkinson)
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Structure of a tooth (Thompson)
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Deciduous teeth (left side)
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Total hip replacement (Gylys)
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Tracheostomy tube in place (Gylys)
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Patient with tracheostomy tube (Williams)
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Ultrasonic transducer (Venes)
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Trichomonas vaginalis (Leventhal)
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Trichuris trichiura (Leventhal)
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Trypanosoma cruzi (Leventhal)
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Aphthous ulcer (Barankin)
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Pressure ulcer (Barankin)
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Venous stasis ulcer (Venes)
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Doppler ultrasonography (Chapman)
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Fetal ultrasound image (Enright)
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Female urethra (Thompson)
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Urine testing kit (Wilkinson)
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Vacuum-assisted wound closure (Venes)
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Vagina and other female organs (Thompson)
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Cardiac valves (Thompson)
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Types of mechanical heart valves (Williams)
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Esophageal varix in a patient with cirrhosis of the liver (Roberts)
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Vas deferens and other male organs (Eagle)
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Vasectomy and its reversal (Gylys)
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Structure of a vein and venule
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Varicose veins in leg (Gylys)
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Implantable venous access port
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Noninvasive positive pressure ventilation (Williams)
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Villi of small intestine (Eagle)
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Effect of HIV on immune system (Williams)
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Vector of West Nile virus
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Vocal cords and glottis (Thompson)
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Genital warts (Wilkinson)
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Compression wrap (Starkey)
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Conjunctival xerosis (CDC)
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Budding yeast (Strasinger)
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Z-plasty method of correcting a deforming scar