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Microbiology for Surgical Technologists (MindTap Course List)

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ISBN:9781111306663

Author:Margaret Rodriguez, Paul Price

Publisher:Margaret Rodriguez, Paul Price

Chapter14: Actinobacteria

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Match the meanings with their correct terms.

low levels of blood sugar

treatment of the mind

study of tumors

excision of the stomach

pertaining to producing cancer

abnormal condition (slight increase) of white blood cells

brain disease

abnormal condition of the skin

cancerous condition of white blood cells

pertaining to produced by treatment

A.	dermatosis
B.	hypoglycemia
C.	leukocytosis
D.	iatrogenic
E.	encephalopathy
F.	oncology
G.	gastric resection
H.	psychiatry
I.	leukemia
J.	carcinogenic

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MEANING WITH THEIR CORRECT ANSWER

1. Low level of blood sugar =Hypoglycemia (B)

2. Treatment of the mind=Psychiatry (H)

3. Study of tumor= Oncology (F)

4. Excision of the stomach = Gastric resection (G)

5. Pertaining to producing cancer= Carcinogenic (J)

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