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The nurse reads in the chart that a client has a fine, macular rash on the lower extremities. The nurse inspects the client's skin, looking for
<em>- Flat</em>
Answer: option B is correct
Explanation:
A combining form is somewhat different from affix and in medical language, it is the medical word part that gives a medical word its meaning. A combining form is the combination of the root with a combining vowel(a word part, usually ''o''). For instance the combining form for bone is 'oste/o' and the combining form of white is 'leuko'
Combining forms are used in the formation of new words, also to connect two word roots . A combining form can not stand alone as a word. So, in order to build a medical term one must join the suffix with the combining form.
Answer:
I think it's of alphabet D
<span>Water makes up about 60 percent of our body weight.
(</span><span>50% for an elderly person.)</span>
Answer:
Cognitive-behavioral is the correct answer.
Explanation:
