Match the key parts of medical terminology with a correct example. portion of the example word is what must be matched. arthralgia 1. suffix osteomalacia 2. word root hypertension 3. prefix rhinorrhea 4. combining Question 3 (7 points)
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arthralgia: arthr- (joint) + -algia (pain) osteomalacia: osteo- (bone) + malac- (soft) + -ia (condition) hypertension: hyper- (high) + tension (pressure) rhinorrhea: rhino- (nose) + -rrhea (discharge) Show more…
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