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What is the purpose of an antiseptic?
What is the purpose of an antiseptic?
What is the definition of a clause?
What is the definition of a clause?
What is the purpose of a compress?
What is the purpose of a compress?
What is the definition of a dependent clause?
What is the definition of a dependent clause?
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What is the purpose of a transition?
What is the purpose of a transition?
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What is the definition of a fever?
What is the definition of a fever?
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What is the primary function of a bandage?
What is the primary function of a bandage?
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Which of the following is characterized by a very high temperature?
Which of the following is characterized by a very high temperature?
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What is the purpose of a syringe?
What is the purpose of a syringe?
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What is the arrangement of events in the order they happen in time called?
What is the arrangement of events in the order they happen in time called?
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What is a verb form used to give instructions called?
What is a verb form used to give instructions called?
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What is a group of words that contains a subject and a verb called?
What is a group of words that contains a subject and a verb called?
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What is a brief and general plan used to help writers organize their main points called?
What is a brief and general plan used to help writers organize their main points called?
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Study Notes
Medical Terms
- Antiseptic: a chemical substance applied to skin or wounds to prevent infection
- Gauze: a light, net-like material used to cover wounds
- Bandage: a long, narrow piece of cloth for wrapping around a mild (slight, not severe) wound
- Compress: a pad of material soaked in hot or cold water, applied to the injured part of the body
- Sterile: completely free from microorganisms that could cause infection
- Fever: a very high temperature
- Syringe: a small tube with a hollow needle on the end, used for injecting liquids into the body
Grammatical Terms
- Chronological order: an arrangement of events in the order in which they happen in time
- Imperative: a verb form used to give instructions
- Clause: a group of words containing a subject and a verb
- Independent clause: a main clause, a complete sentence
- Composition: a piece of writing about one central topic
- Outline: a brief and general plan used to help writers organize their main points
- Dependent clause: a clause used as part of a longer sentence
- Transition: a word or phrase used to connect two ideas
Medical Terms
- Antiseptic: a chemical substance applied to skin or wounds to prevent infection
- Gauze: a light, net-like material used to cover wounds
- Bandage: a long, narrow piece of cloth for wrapping around a mild (slight, not severe) wound
- Compress: a pad of material soaked in hot or cold water, applied to the injured part of the body
- Sterile: completely free from microorganisms that could cause infection
- Fever: a very high temperature
- Syringe: a small tube with a hollow needle on the end, used for injecting liquids into the body
Grammatical Terms
- Chronological order: an arrangement of events in the order in which they happen in time
- Imperative: a verb form used to give instructions
- Clause: a group of words containing a subject and a verb
- Independent clause: a main clause, a complete sentence
- Composition: a piece of writing about one central topic
- Outline: a brief and general plan used to help writers organize their main points
- Dependent clause: a clause used as part of a longer sentence
- Transition: a word or phrase used to connect two ideas
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Learn medical terms related to wound care, treatment, and medical supplies. Understand the meanings of antiseptic, gauze, bandage, compress, sterile, fever, and syringe.
