The lesion that may spontaneously involute that mimics squamous cell carcinoma both clinically and microscopically is known as:

When assigning a Glasgow Coma Scale (GCS) score to a patient who has limb paralysis due to a spinal cord injury, you should:

A) score the patient as having no motor response. B) ask the patient to blink or move a facial muscle. C) exclude the motor response portion of the GCS. D) use another method for assessing neurologic function.

To eviscerate is to:

A) cut out B) roll out C) expose or remove internal organs D) cut into