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Exercise 8: CLST 301 99H 2021WC The Technical Terms of Medicine and Biological Science 2022-04-11, 12:23 PM




Exercise 8
Due Apr 5 at 10am Points 40 Questions 15
Available after Apr 4 at 8am Time Limit None


Instructions
Reminder to use the bolded forms for any vocabulary from Mod. 10.




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Question 1 pts



Following the instructions posted in this Exercise folder for
Exercise 6, rephrase the bolded words in the following paragraph.

Before starting therapy, a renal biopsy was done as well as a
histopathological evaluation. The patient was on remission for six
months, but then developed severe headache and hyperemesis. His
neurological examination revealed nothing consistent with meningitis
or dural thrombosis. As per the advice of a pediatric neurologist, a
CT scan of the brain was done which showed hypodense areas
throughout the occipital region of the brain.

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, Exercise 8: CLST 301 99H 2021WC The Technical Terms of Medicine and Biological Science 2022-04-11, 12:23 PM



Your Answer:

to observe the diseased kidney tissue. The patient was on remission
for six months, but then developed severe headache and was vomiting
excessively. His neurological examination revealed nothing consistent
with inflammation of the membranes covering the brain and spinal
cord or clotting in the outermost layer of said membranes. As per
the advice of a specialist who studies and treats children with
nervous system conditions, a CT scan of the brain was done, which
showed areas with a lower than normal amount of nervous
tissue throughout the occipital region of the brain.




You are missing the first sentence, "Before starting therapy..."
Make sure you keep every part of the original paragraph, only
changing the bolded words. meningitis - could also just be
"meninges". dural thrombosis - could also just be "dura mater".
pediatric neurologist: This doesn't account for the root iatr-
("physician": note, not -iatrics but -iatric). "a physician who
specializes in the nervous system in children", e.g. This is
another example of when the "study" (-logist) idea doesn't need
expression.




Question 2 pts



Create the term which means:

a double twisting

[use the longest adjective root]




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