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18. Emphysemia aquasum Is related to: A. Wet drowning B. Dry drowning C. Immersion syndrome D. Secondary drowning syndrome E. Immersion of unconscious

Medical Terminology for Health Professions, Spiral bound Version (MindTap Course List)

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18. Emphysemia aquasum Is related to:
A. Wet drowning
B. Dry drowning
C. Immersion syndrome
D. Secondary drowning syndrome
E. Immersion of unconscious

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