How Should the Skin Be Separated from the Underlying Fascia

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Multiple Choice

How should the skin be separated from the underlying fascia?

• A) use the pointed end of a pair of scissors to separate the skin from the underlying muscle and connective tissues
• B) use the scalpel to separate the skin from the underlying muscle and connective tissues
• C) use your fingers or a blunt probe to separate the skin from the underlying muscle and connective tissues

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