Staff Nurses, Multipurpose Health Worker, Female Health Worker, Chief Savvy, Compounder Examination-1
Anthrax: - Scientific name for egg cell (An egg is a female reproductive cell.) Digitization: An ovarian mucous emissions usually exude an ovary in every 28 days of the middle of the cycle of menstrual cycle.
Endocrine gland: - The hormones of the glands are directly involved in the blood (this is also called the vascular gland.)
Diarrhea (diarrhea): - shrinking severe infection of the intestines causes frequent diarrhea 7 and blood is accompanied by it, and it gets damaged.
Estrogen: - The term used for female sexual disorder (hormone), is produced in estrogen overflowing and gives women feminine attributes.
Heredity: - The innate manifestation of a person by this principle is transmitted to his ancestry and thus 0 hereditary.
Gastric (abdomen): - The area of digestive organ and meal reservoir whose capacity is adult. The person usually has one and a half liters.
Insulin: - In Hepburn, there are hormones produced by the cell group called 'langer hansen vulgaris'.
Encephalis: - Acute inflammation of the brain produced by nearly a dozen different types of viruses.
Electro cardiogram: - Electrocardiography of the cardiologist
Abdomen: - A long-shaped portion of the middle of the thorax and gland, it contains the expected organs (pet stomachs, spleen, liver, gallbladder and intestines) and emissions (kidney bladder) to digest food. (Women have both ovaries and uterus under the abdomen).
Myopia: - Attractive white combination that connects the joint of the joint and makes the ears rigid in the front and throat of the nose. Enzymatic pectarsis: Soreness in the chest and occasionally falling on the upper part of the beans and repeatedly in the womb.
Adrenal: - Obstetric hormone inside the adrenal gland
Episiotomy: At the time of pregnancy, throwing (cut) on the muscles and skin on top of the woman's root cause.
Aphrodiac: - A substance that is believed to have stimulated the desire for work.
Amiens: -Good-thin thin layer of purpura. Malnutrition: Food deficiencies in proteins, fats, carbohydrates, vitamins, lack of condition
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Anthrax: - Scientific name for egg cell (An egg is a female reproductive cell.) Digitization: An ovarian mucous emissions usually exude an ovary in every 28 days of the middle of the cycle of menstrual cycle.
Endocrine gland: - The hormones of the glands are directly involved in the blood (this is also called the vascular gland.)
Diarrhea (diarrhea): - shrinking severe infection of the intestines causes frequent diarrhea 7 and blood is accompanied by it, and it gets damaged.
Estrogen: - The term used for female sexual disorder (hormone), is produced in estrogen overflowing and gives women feminine attributes.
Heredity: - The innate manifestation of a person by this principle is transmitted to his ancestry and thus 0 hereditary.
Gastric (abdomen): - The area of digestive organ and meal reservoir whose capacity is adult. The person usually has one and a half liters.
Insulin: - In Hepburn, there are hormones produced by the cell group called 'langer hansen vulgaris'.
Encephalis: - Acute inflammation of the brain produced by nearly a dozen different types of viruses.
Electro cardiogram: - Electrocardiography of the cardiologist
Abdomen: - A long-shaped portion of the middle of the thorax and gland, it contains the expected organs (pet stomachs, spleen, liver, gallbladder and intestines) and emissions (kidney bladder) to digest food. (Women have both ovaries and uterus under the abdomen).
Myopia: - Attractive white combination that connects the joint of the joint and makes the ears rigid in the front and throat of the nose. Enzymatic pectarsis: Soreness in the chest and occasionally falling on the upper part of the beans and repeatedly in the womb.
Adrenal: - Obstetric hormone inside the adrenal gland
Episiotomy: At the time of pregnancy, throwing (cut) on the muscles and skin on top of the woman's root cause.
Aphrodiac: - A substance that is believed to have stimulated the desire for work.
Amiens: -Good-thin thin layer of purpura. Malnutrition: Food deficiencies in proteins, fats, carbohydrates, vitamins, lack of condition
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