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the simpliest level
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chemical level
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undeferenciated cells that can give rise to other types of cells are called
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stem cells
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contigental defects caused by an extra chromosone
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down syndrome
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pertaining to the body
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somatic
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existing at or before birth
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congenital
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group of cells that have similar function and structure
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tissue
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position that a person has whiele standing erect with arms at the sides and palms forward
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anatomical position
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tissue that covers body surface
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epithelial tissue
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tissue type that coordinates and controls many body activities
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nervous tissue
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type of tissue that produces movement
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muscle tissue
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tissue that binds together other body tissues and parts
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connective tisue
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tissue type workin together to perform a function
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organs
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similar cells acting together to perform a function
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tissue
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all cells of the body except the sex cells
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somatic cells
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anatomy
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study of the structures and organs of the body
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pertains to the palm
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palmar
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pertains to the sole
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plantar
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incision of the chest wall
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thoractomy
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pain in the chest region
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thoracodynia
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a heart disease in which the chest pain result from interference with the supply of oxygen to the heart muscle
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angina pectoris
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above the chest
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suprathoracic
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through the chest cavity or across the chest wall
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transthoracic
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divides the body into front and back sections
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frontal, or coronal plane
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divides the body into upper and lower sections
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transverse plane
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divides the body into right and left sections
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sagittal plane
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equal right and left planes
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midsagittal planes
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front
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anterior aspect
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toward the front
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anterior
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toward the front and towards the middle
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anteromedial, or ventromedian
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behind and outside
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posteroexternal
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inside interna
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posterointernal
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both the front and back sides
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anteroposterior
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behind and to one side of the body
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dorsolateral ,posterolateral
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situatated to the front and to one side
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anteriolateral
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one side
two sides |
unilateral
bilateral |
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situated in the middle of the back
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posteriomedial
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situated behind and above
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posteriosuperior
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onor near the surface
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superficial
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situated below
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inferior
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middle of the underside
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inferiomedian
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toward the tail
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caudo
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pertaining to a tail-like structure
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caudal, caudad
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registers the heart impulese of a patient in a distant location
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telecardiogram
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toward the back of the head
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dorsocephalad
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pertaining to the head
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cephalic
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face down
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prone
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face up
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supine
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lying down
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recumbent
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lying on side
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lateralrecumbent
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extremeties, arms and legs
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acro
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abdominal
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abdomino
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head
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cephalo
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skull, cranium
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cranio
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finger or toe
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dactylo
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brain
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encephalo
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hernia
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hernio
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umbilicus
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umbilic, omphalo
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plevis
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pelvi
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peritonium
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periitono
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foot
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podo
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body
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soma, somato
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spine
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sspino
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thorax
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thoraco
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viscera (large abdominal organs)
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viscero
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pertaining to the abdomen and thorax
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abdomnothoracic
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upper lateral region beneath the ribs are
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right and left hypochondriac
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between the hypochondrial regions
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epigastric
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lies beneath the epigastric region
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umbilical region
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plastic surgery on the abdomen
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abdominoplasty
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surgical puncture of the abdomen
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abdominocentesis
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removal of excess fluid in the peritoneal
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paracentesis
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loss of sensation in the extremeties
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acroparalysis
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blue condition of extremeties
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acrocyanosis
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disorder in which extremeties are enlarged
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acromegaly
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skin condition
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dermatosis
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inflamation of the skin and extremeties
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acrodermatitis
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surgical repair of the skin
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dermatoplasty
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fingerprint
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dactylogram
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process of making fingerprints
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dactylography
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inflamation of finger or toe
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dactylitis
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cramping or twitching of fingers or toes
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dactylospasm
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writers cramp
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chirospasm
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surgical repair of the hand
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chiroplasty
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refers to hand s and feet
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chiropody
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specializing in feet
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podiatry
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record of the foot print
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podogram
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fever or febrile condition
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prexia
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without fever
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afebrile
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pertains to fever
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febrile
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agent effective against fever
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antipyretic
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agent that produces fever
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pyrogen
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highky elevated body temperature
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hyperprexia
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high temp is considered
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hyperprexial
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capable of killong infectious organisms
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antiinfective
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acts against microbes
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antimicrobial
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abnormal increase in the # of normal cells in tissue
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hyperplasia
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increased nutrition
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hypertrophy
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change in cell structure
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anaplasia
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absence of electrical activity in the brain
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somatic death
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umbilical hernia
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omphalocele
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surgical repair of a hernia
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hernioplasty
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hernia that occured during inadequately healed surgery
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incisionalhernia
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hernia that occurs if a loop of intestinedescends through the femerol canal into the groin
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femerolhernia
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hernia in the groin
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inguinalhernia
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tumor of the umbilicus
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omphaloma
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inflammation of the umbilicus
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omphalitis
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umbilical hemorrhage
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omphalorrhagia
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rupture of the umbilices
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omphalorrhexis
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walking
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ambulation
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able to walk
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ambulant
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tapping of the chest
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percussion
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listening to chest with a stethascope
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auscultation
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using the hands to feel
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palpation
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