31. A client comes to the clinic with a chief complaint of infection in his left...

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31. A client comes to the clinic with a chief complaint of infection in his left hand and wrist. Which of these findings shou

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Ans) 31) C. Left-sided enlargement of the epitroclear lymph nodes

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- The epitrochlear lymph nodes, also known as the cubital or supraepitrochlear lymph nodes, are part of the superficial lymphatic system of the upper limb. There are usually one or two of these lymph nodes, sometimes three, and rarely four.

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