To evaluate rodents, the appropriate surgical plane is evaluated by puncturing_______________. You may have more than one answer. a.The pedal reflex c.The ear reflex d.The abdomen reflex b.The tail reflex
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To evaluate rodents, the appropriate surgical plane is evaluated by puncturing_______________. You may have more than one answer.
a.The pedal reflex
c.The ear reflex
d.The abdomen reflex
b.The tail reflex
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