Etymology Quiz 15
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11 questions
Note from the author:
root words 141-150 from science etymology word list
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stratum basale, stratum granulosum, stratum spinosum, and stratum corneum are all...
stratum basale, stratum granulosum, stratum spinosum, and stratum corneum are all...
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Why is a triglyceride given its name?
Why is a triglyceride given its name?
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Miss Vanjie wasn't getting enough oxygen and started taking in quick, shallow breaths. What is this response called?
Miss Vanjie wasn't getting enough oxygen and started taking in quick, shallow breaths. What is this response called?
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One of your rotator cuff muscles is called the supraspinatus because it is...
One of your rotator cuff muscles is called the supraspinatus because it is...
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A zygomorphic flower is one where...
A zygomorphic flower is one where...
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Diathermy is a medical technique used to increase blood circulation, relieve pain, and destroy unhealthy tissue using...
Diathermy is a medical technique used to increase blood circulation, relieve pain, and destroy unhealthy tissue using...
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People who spend a lot of their life sitting are at high risk of Deep Vein Thrombosis. Why?
People who spend a lot of their life sitting are at high risk of Deep Vein Thrombosis. Why?
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Your brother is taking Glutaphos while recovering in the hospital. You notice it's a neurotonic. Why might he be prescribed this?
Your brother is taking Glutaphos while recovering in the hospital. You notice it's a neurotonic. Why might he be prescribed this?
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Koalas' diets are restricted to a narrowly specialized feeding due to their need for eucalyptus leaves. What is this phenomenon called?
Koalas' diets are restricted to a narrowly specialized feeding due to their need for eucalyptus leaves. What is this phenomenon called?
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What are some symptoms of hypotension?
What are some symptoms of hypotension?
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Extra credit: What does it mean for a person to be a thermophile?
Extra credit: What does it mean for a person to be a thermophile?