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Medical terminology is a professional language that
A) all medical professionals must know.
B) is specific to each work environment.
C) is constantly changing.
D) helps medical workers communicate effectively and quickly to provide the best patient care.

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Pearson's Nursing Assistant Today

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Authors: Wolgin, Smith, French

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