Shortly after childbirth, a woman consulted her physician about a tender swelling in her perineal region. a. What fossa related to the perineal swelling? b. Describe what vessel may cause the collection of blood in the fossa after childbirth?

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Q: a rib that attaches to the sternum by the cartilage of another rib has what name?

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