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14584 Microsoft Word - surgery_quiz.html. http://www.legacyhealth.org/documents/Health%20Articles/Surgery/surgery%5Fquiz.pdf www.legacyhealth.org Test Your Surgery Knowledge Medical research is experimenting with several ways to make surgery a more positive experience. This quiz sheds light on that research. 1. Going into surgery, the best thing to think about is: a. Undergoing the procedure without pain. b. Crops > Brussels Sprout > Research non-profit   organization   brussels   sprouts   successful   surgery   eggplant   american   medical   association   surgeon   health   center   system   educational   purposes Jan 1, 2004  

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