The ears are ________ to the nose
A) lateral
B) medial
C) proximal
D) anterior
A
Explanation: The ears are located out to the side compared to the location of the nose. The constructed term for this direction is formed by the root later, "side," and the suffix -al, "pertaining to."
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A) of informed consent. B) to receive care. C) to privacy. D) to access medical records.
Small: __________
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