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cabate

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Which body area below is NOT found on the head?
 
  a. orbital
  b. nasal
  c. otic
  d. axillary

Question 2

The medical term for inflammation of the adrenal gland is:
 
  A) adrenalitis
  B) adenitis
  C) adenoplasia
  D) adenopathy



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Answer to Question 1

d
Explanation:
a. orbital: the eye socket is found on the head
b. nasal: the nose is found on the head
c. otic: the ear is found on the head
d. axillary: correct

Answer to Question 2

A
Explanation: The root adren/o means adrenal gland and the suffix -itis means inflammation. The root aden/o means gland.



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