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Abrupt - Answer Sudden

Abstain - Answer To voluntarily refrain from something

Access - Answer A means to obtain entry or a means of approach

Accountable - Answer Responsive

Acute - Answer Sharp, Servere, and Intense

Adequate - Answer Fully sufficient, enough

Adhere - Answer To hold fast or stick together

Adverse - Answer Undesired, possibly harmful

Aegis - Answer Authority, Responsibility

Affect - Answer Appearance of observable emotions

Annual - Answer Every year

Anterior - Answer Toward the front plane of the body

Anticipatory - Answer Of, Showing, or Expressing Anticipation

Ambivalence - Answer Unsure, indecisive

Apply - Answer To place, put on, or spread something

Assured - Answer To state with confidence

Audible - Answer Able to be heard

Bilateral - Answer Present on both sides

Cast - Answer Hard protective device applied to protect a broken bone while the bone heals

Cease - Answer Come to an end or bring to an end

Chronology - Answer Organized by dates or times of events

Communicability - Answer Easily spread

Compensatory - Answer To offset or make up for something

Complication - Answer An undesired problem that is the result of some other event.

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Comply - Answer Do as directed

Comprehensive - Answer Through

Concave - Answer Rounded inward

Concept - Answer Idea, General notion

Consent - Answer To permit or approve

Concise - Answer Brief, to the point

Consistency - Answer How thick or thin a fluid is

Constrict - Answer Dependent

Contour - Answer Shape or outline of a shape

Contract - Answer To draw together, to reduce in size

Contraindication - Answer A reason why something is not advisable or why it should be done

Defecate - Answer Expel a bowel movement

Depress - Answer Press downward

Depth - Answer Downward measurement from a surface

Deteriorating - Answer Worsening

Device - Answer Tool or piece of equipment

Diameter - Answer The distance across the center of an object

Dilate - Answer to enlarge or expand

Dilute - Answer To make a liquid less concentrated

Discrete - Answer Distinct, Separate

Distal - Answer Away from the center

Distended - Answer Enlarge or expanded form pressure

Efface - Answer To wipe out or do away with

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Elevate - Answer To lift up or place in a high position

Empathy - Answer Understanding another's situation, feelings or motives

Endocytosis - Answer Cellular ingestion

Endogenous - Answer Produced within the body

Equilibrium - Answer Equal balance

Exacerbate - Answer To make worse or more severe

Excess - Answer More than what is needed or usual

Exogenous - Answer Produced outside the body

Expand - Answer To increase in size or amount

Expedite - Answer To speed up or hasten

Exposure - Answer Come in contact with

Exploratory - Answer Pertaining to exploration

External - Answer Located outside the body

Fatal - Answer Resulting in death

fatigue - Answer Extremely tired , exhausted

Feasible - Answer Can be done or accomplished

Flaccid - Answer Limp or lacking tone

Flexion - Answer The act of bending a limb

Flushed - Answer Reddened or ruddy apperance

Gaping - Answer Wide open

Gender - Answer Sex of an individual, as in male or female

Hierarchy - Answer Ranking one above another

Hydration - Answer Maintenance of body fluid balance

Hygiene - Answer Measure contributing to cleanliness and good health

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Impaired - Answer Diminished or lacking some usual quality or level

Impending - Answer Likely to occur soon

Impervious - Answer Not permitting penetration or passage

Imply - Answer To express indirectly

Incidence - Answer Occurrence

Infamy - Answer Notorious, or of bad reputation

Inferior - Answer Lower in place or position; closer to the bottom or base

Inflamed - Answer Redden,swollen, warm, and often tender

Ingest - Answer To swallow for digestion

Initiate - Answer To begin or put into practice

Insidious - Answer So gradual as to not become apparent for a long time

intact - Answer In place, unharmed

Internal - Answer Located within the body

Invasive - Answer Inserting or entering into a body part

Jaundice - Answer Yellow discoloration of the skin and eyes

Kinetic - Answer Pertaining to motion

Labile - Answer Changing rapidly and often, unstable

Latent - Answer Present , but not active or visible

Lethargic - Answer Difficult to arouse

Manifestation - Answer An indication or sign of condition

Nutrient - Answer Something that provides nourishment

Occluded - Answer Closed or obstructed

Ominous - Answer Threaten

Ongoing - Answer Continuous

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Oral - Answer Given through or affecting the mouth

Ostracize - Answer Banish, exclude

Overt - Answer Obvious, easily observed

Parameter - Answer A characteristic or constant factor

Paroxysmal - Answer Beginning suddenly or abruptly

Patent - Answer Open

Pigmentation - Answer Skin color

Potent - Answer Producing a strong effect

Potential - Answer Capable of occurring or likely to occur

Precaution - Answer Preventive measure

Precipitous - Answer Rapid, uncontrolled

Predispose - Answer To make more susceptible or more likely to occur

Preexisting - Answer Already Present

Preferred - Answer Desired

Primary - Answer First or most significant

Priority - Answer Of great importance

Prognosis - Answer The anticipated or expected course or outcome

Rationale - Answer The underlying reason

Recessive - Answer Not dominant

Recur - Answer To occur again

Residual - Answer The amount left over

Restrict - Answer To limit

Retain - Answer To hold or keep

Site - Answer Location

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Status - Answer Condition

Strict - Answer Stringent, exact, and complete

Supplement - Answer Take in addition to or to complete

Suppress - Answer To stop or subdue

Symmetrical - Answer Being equal to the same

Symptom - Answer An indication of a problem

Than - Answer A word used for comparison

Ubiquitous - Answer Widespread

Untoward - Answer Adverse or negative

Urinate - Answer Excrete or expel urine

Verbal - Answer Spoken, using words

Verrigo - Answer A sense of motion, dizzy

Virulence - Answer The rapid rate a disease can multiply

Vital - Answer Essential

Void - Answer Excrete or expel urine

Volume - Answer Amount of space taken by a fluid

Prognosis - Answer

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