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ANSWER. These are medical terms used in health care. Pancreatitis. Gingivitis. Glosoplasty.…

Answered: 8. pancreatitis pancre atitis…

8. pancreatitis pancre atitis Definition: 9. gingivosis gingi vosis Definition: 10. glossoplasty g1osso plast y Definition:

Phlebotomy Essentials

6th Edition

ISBN:9781451194524

Author:Ruth McCall, Cathee M. Tankersley MT(ASCP)

Publisher:Ruth McCall, Cathee M. Tankersley MT(ASCP)

Chapter1: Phlebotomy: Past And Present And The Healthcare Setting

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Medical Term
Dissection
8. pancreatitis
pancreat itis
omto
Pa
ID
Definition:
Ex
EX.
Up
9. gingivosis
gingi vosis
IND
Pati
Definition:
PRO
Swa
of ga
Func
10. glossoplasty
g1oss oplas ty
(fold)
the lo
norm
Definition:
There
lesior
The c
11. retrography
retro grap hy
CON
A 2 to
Definition:
Asse
12. glossalgia
g 1oss algia
Inter
Definition:
Directi
Laquis
E
1.
pe
Audio Activity: Shana Laquisha's Chart Note
2. ne
Directions: Access your EduHub subscription and listen to the recording o
physician reading Shana Laquisha's chart note. Read along with the physicla"
and pay attention to the pronunciation of each medical term.
3.
ca
4.
an
abs
esc
5. tub
pha
6. th

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These are medical terms used in health care.

Pancreatitis.
Gingivitis.
Glosoplasty.
Retrography.
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