Trephination Refers To

question 69

Multiple Choice

Trephination refers to:

• A) the use of leeches to draw blood from a sick person.
• B) a primitive form of surgery in which a hole was bored into a sick person's skull.
• C) the earliest public health regulations established by Greek and Roman medicine.
• D) a non-Western form of healing based on the use of herbs and tonics.

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Null Hypothesis

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Degrees of Freedom

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Chi-square Statistic

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