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A college student has decided to become a doctor and specialize in pulmonology. What is her next step, after completing an undergraduate degree? residency internship specialized training medical school
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A college student has decided to become a doctor and specialize in pulmonology. What is her next step, after completing an undergraduate degree?
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Physics
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D) Medical School
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Medical school. Hope this helped
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