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Chapter 7, Problem 5CCS
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Case summary:
Mrs. Tanner, who met with a bus accident, received sedation to relieve the pain from large muscles and buttocks.
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Mrs. Tanner.
Adequate information:
Sedatives are used on the large muscles and the buttocks.
To determine:
The structure of the femur where the large muscles of the buttocks and the thighs attach.
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