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Swimming in water below 77 degrees C may be a threat to individuals with CVC increasing their risk of not detecting an a

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Swimming In Water Below 77 Degrees C May Be A Threat To Individuals With Cvc Increasing Their Risk Of Not Detecting An A 1
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Swimming in water below 77 degrees C may be a threat to individuals with CVC increasing their risk of not detecting an anginal attack. True False uestion 10 (2 points) Replacement of water should be at least .5L (1 pint) for each pound of body w lost. True False
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