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    The Nerve That Supplies the Thumb Side of the Forearm
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The Nerve That Supplies the Thumb Side of the Forearm

Question 108

Question 108

Multiple Choice

The nerve that supplies the thumb side of the forearm is called the:


A) intercostal nerve
B) ulnar nerve
C) radial nerve
D) median nerve

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