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The _____ empties into the axillary artery. A brachial artery B subclavian vein C subclavian artery D axillary vein

Basic Clinical Lab Competencies for Respiratory Care: An Integrated Approach

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ISBN:9781285244662

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Chapter23: Insertion And Maintenance Of Intravenous Lines

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The _____ empties into the axillary artery.

	A	brachial artery
	B	subclavian vein
	C	subclavian artery
	D	axillary vein

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