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Chapter 21, Problem 3CTQ
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The reason for the swelling in ankle and tenderness in calves of Maureen as she has to stand for the long hours (10 h) on a concrete floor as a part of her job.
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The effect of gravity on the blood flow impact considerably in case of long standing hour of a person. Varicosities may develop in such cases.
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PRIN OF ANAT & PHYS WILEY PLUS ACCESS
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