____ results from an increase in blood sugar that pulls fluids from tissues into the blood stream causing the body to send out signals that the patient should start to increase water intake.
A. Polyphagia
B. Polyuria
C. Polydipsia
D. Polyphasia
Answer: C
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The __________________ is a dental professional whose training is mainly geared toward prevention of dental disease. The license of this professional usually includes the ability to perform oral and dental exams and to clean and polish teeth, but does NOT include the privilege of repairing damaged teeth
A) general dentist B) ?dental assistant C) dental hygienist D) ?oral surgeon
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