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Mosby's Physical Examination Video Series: Video 11: Female Genitalia and Rectum, Version 2 VHS
Mosby's Physical Examination Video Series: Video 12: Male Genitalia, Rectum, and Prostate, Version 2 VHS
Mosby's Physical Examination Video Series: Video 13: Musculoskeletal System, Version 2 VHS
Mosby's Physical Examination Video Series: Video 14: Neurologic System: Motor and Sensory Functions and Reflexes, Version 2 VHS
Mosby's Physical Examination Video Series: Video 15: Putting It All Together, Version 2 VHS
Mosby's Physical Examination Video Series: DVD 7: Heart, Version 2
Mosby's Physical Examination Video Series: DVD 1: Neurologic System: Mental Status and Cranial Nerves, Version 2
Mosby's Physical Examination Video Series: DVD 8: Blood Vessels, Version 2
Mosby's Physical Examination Video Series: DVD 2: Skin, Hair, and Nails, Version 2
Mosby's Physical Examination Video Series: DVD 16: Effective Communication and Interviewing Skills

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