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khang

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Which term is NOT spelled correctly?
 
  a. otomycosis
  b. adenoidectomy
  c. canula
  d. cochlear

Question 2

Which of the following abbreviations stands for the surgical delivery of an infant?
 
  a. FHR
  b. SB
  c. PMS
  d. CS


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Answer to Question 1

c
Explanation:
a. otomycosis: is spelled corectly
b. adenoidectomy: is spelled corectly
c. canula: correct; it is spelled cannula
d. cochlear: is spelled correctly

Answer to Question 2

d
Explanation:
a. FHR: stands for fetal heart rate
b. SB: stands for stillbirth
c. PMS: stands for premenstrual syndrome
d. CS: correct; stands for cesarean section



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