Where should the first incision be made when dissecting a pig?

A) on the lateral side of the ventral surface near the umbilical cord
B) on the midline of the ventral surface at the base of the neck
C) on the lateral side of the dorsal surface near the neck
D) on the midline of the dorsal surface just anterior to the tail


B
Explanation:
A) The first incision should be a short and shallow incision on the midline of the ventral surface at the base of the neck.

C) The first incision should be a short and shallow incision on the midline of the ventral surface at the base of the neck.

D) The first incision should be a short and shallow incision on the midline of the ventral surface at the base of the neck.

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