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geodog55

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Which skin graft procedure uses skin from another species?
 
  A) allograft
  B) homograft
  C) xenograft
  D) autograft

Question 2

What is a fungus condition of the ear called?
 
  A) otomycosis
  B) otopyorrhea
  C) otosclerosis
  D) otolith



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Answer to Question 1

C
Explanation: A xenograft, also known as a heterograft, is a skin graft using skin from another species. An allograft is skin from another person or cadaver. An autograft is skin from a person's own body.

Answer to Question 2

A
Explanation:
A) Correct. The combining form myc/o means fungus.
B) Otopyorrhea is discharge of pus from the ear.
C) Otosclerosis is hardening of ear structures.
D) An otolith is a stone in the ear.




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Reply 2 on: Jun 27, 2018
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