The answer for this question would be Two words
Ethymology is a study about word origin and their meaning. In this case, osteoarthritis is from word osteo- which means bone and arthritis that means inflammation in the joint. Those words are from the Greek language.
They time how long each can hold it up above their heads for, then compare the times. The longest time has the most endurance.
The third one is correct.......
<span>O-front of distal half of humerus, embraces insertion of deltoid muscle ... tendon easily seen and provides guide to position of radial artery (pulse taking) at <span>wrist</span></span>
<span><span>hope this helps :)</span></span>
