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Match each item with the correct description below.
Premises:
abnormal condition of bending forward
broken bone
narrowing of the spinal canal
inflammation of connective tissue of the sole of the foot due to repetitive injury
bone cell
abnormal condition of stiffness
excision of a finger or toe bone
pertaining to between the ribs
physician who specializes in osteopathy
slow movement
specialist in treating and diagnosing diseases and disorders of the foot
excision of a cartilage
Responses:
chondrectomy
osteopath
chiropodist
bradykinesia
phalangectomy
spinal stenosis
osteocyte
plantar fasciitis
ankylosis
intercostal
fracture
lordosis
Correct Answer:
Premises:
Responses:
abnormal condition of bending forward
broken bone
narrowing of the spinal canal
inflammation of connective tissue of the sole of the foot due to repetitive injury
bone cell
abnormal condition of stiffness
excision of a finger or toe bone
pertaining to between the ribs
physician who specializes in osteopathy
slow movement
specialist in treating and diagnosing diseases and disorders of the foot
excision of a cartilage
Premises:
abnormal condition of bending forward
broken bone
narrowing of the spinal canal
inflammation of connective tissue of the sole of the foot due to repetitive injury
bone cell
abnormal condition of stiffness
excision of a finger or toe bone
pertaining to between the ribs
physician who specializes in osteopathy
slow movement
specialist in treating and diagnosing diseases and disorders of the foot
excision of a cartilage
Responses:
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