myalgia,mucosal hyperemia,erythematous\nrash,desquamation,empyema,septicemia,pyemia,endocarditis,pyrexia. I know it is a lot of words,but PLEASE help me with them?
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Myalgia: The prefix Myo = Muscules the suffix:Lgia= Pain\nso it means mascular pain.\n\nMucosa: Mucosa is moist tissue that lines particular organs and body cavities throughout the body (eg, the inner cheek) ,Glands along the mucosa secrete mucus (a thick fluid). Like the skin covering the body from the outside mucosa covers the body from the inside!\nHyperimea= mild inflamation.\nso mucosal hyperimea= inflamation of the mucosal tissues.\n\nErythmatous rash: Erythema= Red so the meaning is reddish rash.\n\nDesquamation: The shedding of the outer layers of the skin. For example, once the rash of  measles fades, there is desquamation. The word comes from the Latin "desquamare" meaning "to scrape the scales off a fish."\n\nEmpyema:the suffix pyema= pus\nIt's severe infection of the lungs leading to accumilation of pus (inflammatory fluid) around the lungs leading to breathing difficulties. Empyema can be a complication of any other form of lung inflamation ex,pnumonia,lung abcess..etc. \nEmpyema can be fatal if not treated promptly.\n\nsept: this is a prefix meaning bacterial infection.
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camomille\ndiuretic\nethereal\nhearth\ninsipid\njocose\nmandrake\nprimrose\nquandary\nrosette\ntittle\nvivacious\nwidget\nyuletide
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High blood pressure, temporary or permanent. Episodes of headache, sweating, and heart beating, weight loss, abdominal pain, diabetes.
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infused\nprofused\nmused\namused\ndisused
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Heres some for you....\nAD/HD\nAutism\nBlindness\nDeafness\nDown Syndrome\nHearing Impairment\nLearning Disabilities\nMental Retardation\nPhysical Disabilities\nSerious Medical or Life-Threatening Conditions\nSibling Issues\nVisual Impairment\n\nI know alot trust me!!!Anyway hope that helped bye
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Plain\nQuestions\nBlack\nHot\nPhone\nDVD\nCoffee\nLetters\nPens\nDogs\nFish\nPaper\nHugs\nWaves
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You should do your homework on your own,,, Besides, I sat here for a few minutes and I could not figure it out.\n\ncirrhosis (of the liver)
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BETRAYS,STRAYER,BARTERS,ARTERYS,\nRATERS,ESTRAY,STAYER,BREAST\nBAREST,RAWEST,SWAYER,ARREST,\nSYBERT,BERRYS,BASTER,WATERY,RASTER\nSARTRE,WASTER,STARRY,STARRE,\nBARTER,BRAYER,SWEATY,BETRAY,ARTERY\nSTARER,SAWYER,WATERS,RAREST,\nBEWRAY,BASTE,STRAY,BETSY,BARRS\nBARRE,YEATS,BETAS,BEATS,WARES,\nYEAST,ASTER,REARS,WASTE,SAWER\nRATES,RARER,SWEAR,TREYS,YATES,\nTREWS,TRAYS,BREWS,TERRY,STREW\nYEARS,TEARY,TEARS,RETRY,WREST,\nTAWSE,BERRA,TAWES,BRAES,SERRA\nTARRY,TARRE,BREST,RAWER,SAYER,\nTABES,WARTS,AYERS,STARE,SWEAT\nBYERS,BATES,TYRES,WEARY,SWART,\nBATER,BEARS,STARR,BASER,BARRY\nBEAST,STRAW,BRATS,BRAYS,RATER,\nSATYR,BARES,TERRA,BYTES,SABRE\nSABER,WEARS,WARTY,ABETS,BARER,\nBERRY,SERRY,WATER,SERA,BAST\nSTAB,BRAY,YEAS,TEAR,WERT,TWAS,\nBARE,WARE,YAWS,TARS,BEAT,BAYS\nSTAR,SWAB,BATE,WART,RETS,EARS,\nARTY,REST,REBS,TSAR,BYES,YARE\nTREY,RAYS,WEBS,RAWS,TARE,BARS,\nBRAW,TABS,SETA,ABES,STAY,RATE\nSWAY,WARS,WARY,SWAT,RARE,ETAS,\nRATS,TAWS,ERRS,BART,ERAS,TWAE\nEATS,TYRE,EASY,EAST,ARES,WEAR,\nYEAR,BYTE,BYRE,AERY,SATE,REAR\nAWRY,TRAY,BREW,BERT,TEAS,SEAT,\nSEAR,ABET,BEST,STEW,BRAT,BRAS\nBASE,BRAE,AYER,WETS,WAST,AYES,\nBETS,ARTE,WAYS,BEAR,BETA,ARTS\nWEST,RYES,BATS,BARR,STY,YET,\nRAW,WRY,ETA,BYE,BEA,ABE,YEA,REB\nRAT,YAW,YEW,RYE,BAT,TEA,BEY,SEA,\nYES,TAW,BAS,WEB,REY,ERR,TAR\nSEW,RAY,WAY,EAT,SAY,TAB,EAR,SAW,\nBAR,WAS,SAT,BRA,AYE,SET,AWE\nATE,SEY,WAR,WET,RET,BET,ERA,BAY,\nTRY,ART,ARE,BY,RE,AT,WE,AS\nYE,BE,A
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Sysmex\n\nDeBeers\n\nDBSA\n\nCell C
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Salmonellosis, Salmonella Enterica
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I've been racking my brain for a good while on this one!\n\nI wonder if you are looking to convert these base words to "fried" adjectives [such as chicken-fried, fever-fried, and butter-fried].\n\nThe next best answer I came up with is "yellow" (yellow-chicken or chicken-yellow; yellow-fever; and yellow-butter or butter-yellow).\n\nIn that same vein, "spring" [spring-chicken; spring-fever; and spring-butter(?) or butter-spring(?)] or "dance" [chicken-dance; dance-fever; and dance-butter(?) or butter-dance(?)] might even apply.\n\nAfter all this work, I hope it is not something as generic as simply adding "-like" or "-free" to the end of each word.
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List of symptoms of Upper Respiratory Infection: The list of signs and symptoms mentioned in various sources for Upper Respiratory Infection includes those listed below. Note that Upper Respiratory Infection symptoms usually refers to various symptoms known to a patient, but the phrase Upper Respiratory Infection signs may refer to those signs only noticable by a doctor: \n\nStuffiness \nSore throat \nHeadache \nRunny nose \nCough \nMalaise \nLoss of appetite \nSee also symptoms of cold \nsymptoms of flu \nAnd symptoms of pharyngitis \n\n... HOPE YOU FEEL BETTER! :-D
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automobile, auto\ngasoline , gas\nsilverware silver\npotatoes, spuds\ninfluenza flu
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1 tissue(?) 2 RBC, WBC, platelets 3 plasma 4 RBCs 5 PCV (packed Cell volume)6 plasma 7 WBCs 8 Platelets 9 ? 10 Oxygen/ oxygenated RBCS\n\n\nI hope that helped
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Women:Enlargement of breats,hymenal tears or labial tears,flushing,dilated pupils,breathlessness,euphoria,lax vaginal walls and if without ptotection pregnancy.\nMen:Increased penile size,flushing,breathlessness,euphoria
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affronted, annoyed, antagonized, bitter, chafed, choleric, convulsed, cross, displeased, enraged, exacerbated, exasperated, ferocious, fierce, fiery, fuming, furious, galled, hateful, heated, hot, huffy, ill-tempered, impassioned, incensed, indignant, inflamed, infuriated, irascible, irate, ireful, irritable, irritated, maddened, nettled, offended, outraged, passionate, piqued, provoked, raging, resentful, riled, sore, splenetic, storming, sulky, sullen, tumultuous, turbulent, uptight, vexed, wrathful
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Are you asking about flame (as in fire), or phlegm (mucous), or what?