Question: A Hide Time Remaining Question 25 Of 70 1 Points The Uppermost Part Of The Rotator Cuff Of The Shoulder Is The Tendon Of The A. Subscapularis B. Teres Minor C. Deltoid D. Teres Major E. Supraspinatus Reset Selection Mark For Review What's This 5 6.

Question: A Hide Time Remaining Question 25 Of 70 1 Points The Uppermost Part Of The Rotator Cuff Of The Shoulder Is The Tendon Of The A. Subscapularis B. Teres Minor C. Deltoid D. Teres Major E. Supraspinatus Reset Selection Mark For Review What’s This 5 6.

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A Hide Time Remaining Question 25 of 70 1 Points The uppermost part of the rotator cuff of the shoulder is the tendon of the A. subscapularis B. teres minor C. deltoid D. teres major E. supraspinatus Reset Selection Mark for Review What’s this 5 6.

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