ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY LL W/CONNECT ACCESS
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Author: McKinley
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The diagnostic test for analyzing the damage of nerve in arms include holding a piece of paper between her fingers and checking the movement and grasp of wrists and fingers with analysis of the reflex stimulus in the arm from ulnar nerve which was injured due to an accident in the girl patient.
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