Which is the best position to place the patient in to assess the lungs?
1) Supine
2) Prone
3) Fowler's
4) Side-lying
ANS: 3
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____________________ is the leading cause of death in children of every age-group beyond 1 year of age
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
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