Small Sutures Do Not Need to Be Accounted for at the End

question 1

True/False

Small sutures do not need to be accounted for at the end of a procedure because they probably will not show up on a radiograph if the suture count is not correct.

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Definitions:

Nucleus Accumbens

A brain structure in the limbic system that plays a significant role in the influence of reinforcement on behavior; the neurotransmitter dopamine is central to the reinforcing quality of events.

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Danger

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Bolles

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