Chapter 3 Femenine + Neuter
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disorder, defect
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This quiz titled 'Chapter 3 femenine + neuter' assesses knowledge on various diseases, focusing on their Czech terminology. It includes questions on disorders and infections like measles, mumps, and salmonellosis, crucial for learners in medical or health education.
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prosthesis, denture
Explanation
The correct answer is "protéza" because it is the translation of the given words "prosthesis" and "denture" in the Slovak language. A protéza is an artificial device that replaces a missing body part, such as a tooth or limb. Therefore, it is the appropriate translation for the given words.Rate this question:
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mumps
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The word "mumps" is given in English, and its translation "příušnice" is given in Czech. This suggests that "příušnice" is the correct translation of "mumps" in Czech.Rate this question:
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salmonellosis
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scarlet fever
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measles
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The word "spalničky" is the Czech translation for "measles." This suggests that the question is asking for the translation of the word "measles" into Czech. Therefore, the correct answer is "spalničky."Rate this question:
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thyroid gland
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tuberculosis
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The correct answer for this question is "tuberkuloza" because it is the translation of "tuberculosis" in Slovenian.Rate this question:
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german measles
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The given correct answer, "zarděnky," is the Czech term for German measles. German measles, also known as rubella, is a viral infection that causes a rash and fever. It is caused by the rubella virus and is typically a mild illness, but it can be dangerous for pregnant women as it can cause birth defects in the developing fetus. The term "zarděnky" is the Czech name for this disease.Rate this question:
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tick
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vaccination
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vomiting
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The correct answer for the given question is "zvracení". This is because "zvracení" is the Czech translation of the English word "vomiting".Rate this question:
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