1. If you work as a health professional or related to administrative branch of the medical field, understanding such terms are of upmost importance as you will encounter such terms in everyday work. If you work in the administrative side such as a cashier or a bill coder, then understanding these terms will help in the preparation of medical bills or documents for the patient as each organ system or disease have specific codes (ICD or CPT); and if the patient asks you questions about those terms, then you can easily answer it.
2. Understanding word parts will help you identify medical terms (i.e. cardio/logy - cardio- means heart and logos means the study of, or sarcoma - sarco- means fleshy and -oma means new growth). Having this knowledge is helpful in deducing terms that you don't have full knowledge of. This is important if you work in medical documentation or in medical records.
For the first answer it is C.
Jewish people follow a Diet called Kosher. It mainly consists of no pork but has other factors as well
The second answer is C.
I’m pretty sure it’s called relapsing
Where you start using again to stop feeling so bad
Now that I think about it, it would be A and B because you need your bones for support and they also protect your organs. As for D it's the other way around your muscles help your bones move.
