The difference between sign and symptom is:

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The difference between sign and symptom is:

The difference between sign and symptom is:

A) a sign is subjective.
B) a symptom is observed by an examiner.
C) the word symptom contains a prefix
D) a sign may be acute, chronic, relapsing, or remitting.

QUESTION 2

The prefix in catabolism (cata-) means:

A) down.
B) separate.
C) excessive.
D) increased.

QUESTION 3

Peri- is a prefix that means:

A) many.
B) before.
C) around.
D) again.

QUESTION 4

The term used to describe the process of closing or being closed is:

A) regurgitation.
B) occlusion.
C) lumen.
D) patent.

QUESTION 5

Lying hidden or being quiet or inactive is termed:

A) exacerbate.
B) intermediary.
C) latent.
D) prevaricate.

QUESTION 6

Underdevelopment of a tissue, organ, or body is termed:

A) hypoxia.
B) hyperemesis.
C) hypoplasia.
D) hypernecrosis.

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kkstudymore

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6 years ago

[Answer to ques. #1] C
Explanation: C) Correct. The prefix sym- in symptom means together or with.

[Answer to ques. #2] A
Explanation: A) Correct.
B) The prefix for separate is dif- or dis-.
C) The prefix for excessive is hyper- or poly-.
D) The prefix cata- does not mean increased.

[Answer to ques. #3] C
Explanation: A) Prefixes that mean many are multi- and poly-.
B) The prefixes pre-, pro-, and ante- mean before.
C) Correct.
D) The prefix re- means again.

[Answer to ques. #4] B
Explanation: A) Regurgitation is a backward flow.
B) Correct.
C) Lumen is the opening within a tube.
D) Patent means wide open.

[Answer to ques. #5] C
Explanation: A) Exacerbate is not the term for lying hidden or being quiet or inactive.
B) Intermediary is not the term for lying hidden or being quiet or inactive.
C) Correct.
D) Prevaricate is not the term for lying hidden or being quiet or inactive.

[Answer to ques. #6] C
Explanation: A) Hypoxia means deficient oxygen.
B) Hyperemesis means excessive vomiting.
C) Correct.
D) Hypernecrosis means excessive tissue death.

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tcshepherd13 Author

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6 years ago

Easily the best answers, TY and have a wonderful day

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