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    What Anatomic Structures Are Common Areas for Fatigue Fractures
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What Anatomic Structures Are Common Areas for Fatigue Fractures

Question 23

Question 23

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What anatomic structures are common areas for fatigue fractures?


A) Metatarsals
B) Metacarpals
C) Distal radius
D) Distal tibia

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