Question

1. define the word part fibro-.

○ fiber
○ band
○ forehead
○ defect

1. nebuliz/er literally means:

○ one who causes a cure
○ one who causes an injury
○ one who causes a mist
○ one who creates a star shape

Explanation:

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The prefix "fibro - " comes from Latin and Greek roots, and its meaning is related to "fiber". For example, in medical terms like "fibroblast" (a cell that produces fiber - like connective tissue) or "fibrous" (having the nature of fiber), the prefix "fibro - " refers to fiber. The option "band" is incorrect as it has a different meaning, "forehead" is related to the term "frontal" or "cranio - facial" terms, and "defect" is related to terms like "dys - " or "mal - " prefixes.

The word "nebulizer" is composed of the root "nebul - " which means "mist" or "fog" and the suffix " - er" which can mean "one who does" or "that which does". So, "nebulizer" literally means something that causes a mist (to nebulize is to convert a liquid into a mist for inhalation, for example). "One who causes a cure" would be related to terms with roots like "cura - ", "one who causes an injury" with roots like "trauma - " or "lesion - ", and "one who creates a star shape" with roots like "astro - " or "stell - ".

Answer:

A. fiber

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