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    The Root in the Word Dyspepsia Means
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The Root in the Word Dyspepsia Means

Question 134

Question 134

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The root in the word dyspepsia means


A) difficult, bad.
B) condition.
C) swallowing.
D) eating.
E) digestion.

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