Question

1. the compound term \sebo/aden/itis\ literally means:

sweat gland state
hidden pocket gland
inflamed oil gland
self producing sweat inflammation

1. the combining forms hidr/o- and sudero- both mean:

sweat
oil
gum
hair

Explanation:

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To determine the literal meaning of "Sebo/aden/itis", we analyze the word parts: "Sebo-" relates to oil (sebum), "aden-" means gland, and "-itis" means inflammation. So combining these, it means inflamed oil gland.

The combining forms "Hidr/o-" and "Sudero-" are medical terminology roots. "Hidr/o-" and "Sudero-" both refer to sweat. For example, "hidrosis" is a condition related to sweating, and "sudor" is Latin for sweat.

Answer:

C. inflamed oil gland

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