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medical term means "gallbladder pain"
Cholecystalgia
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translation for the root lumb/o.
Loin, lower back
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Translate the term audiogram as literally as possible
Hearing record
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Translate the root phac/o.
Lens
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root refers to the clear membrane that covers the sclera and lines the eyelids
conjunctiv/o
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term describes nearsightedness
Myopia
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brittle bone disease, is called
osteogenesis imperfecta
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correct pronunciation of the medical term otoscope
OH-toh-skohp
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Translate the root an/o.
The sphincter or muscle at the end of the intestines that allows for the passage of feces
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A partial dislocation of a joint is known as
subluxation.
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root refers to the part of the skull behind the ear
mastoid/o
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Build a medical term that means "an instrument for looking at the retina."
Retinoscope
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Translate the medical term gastromalacia as literally as possible
Softening of the stomach
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medical term means involuntary contraction of the muscle
Myospasm
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translation for the root femor/o.
Femur
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roots is part of the lower gastrointestinal tract
enter/o
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pronunciation for the term spondylosis.
SPAWN-dih-LOH-sis
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breakdown and translation of the medical term myasthenia
my (muscle) + asthenia (weakness) = muscle weakness
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correct breakdown of the medical term gastroenterocolitis into its component parts
gastro/entero/col/itis
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correct breakdown and translation of the medical term hydrarthrosis
hydr (water) + arthr (joint) + osis (condition) = water in a joint
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The left hypochondriac region of the abdomen is in which quadrant of the abdomen
LUQ (left upper quadrant)
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root refers to the large intestine
colon/o
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root describes the fibrous connective tissue that binds muscles together?
fasci/o
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