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Lab Case 142

Posted on April 19, 2017 by Yusuf Mamoojee

Describe your general approach to a patient with a suspected snakebite.

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This entry was posted in Lab Cases, Uncategorized and tagged acid, base, emergency, emergency medicine, snakebite by Yusuf Mamoojee. Bookmark the permalink.

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