Onset: sk -- br

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Onset: sk -- br. sk. A pair of sk ates. s k → ip s k s k ip s k → irt s k irt The sk irt is purple. sk → ull sk sk ull sk → in s k in People have sk in. sk → ill sk sk ill sk → unk s k unk A baby sk unk. sk → im sk s k im

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Onset:sk -- br
sk A pair of skates.
sk → ipsk skip sk → irt skirt Theskirt is purple.
sk → ullsk skull sk → in skin People haveskin.
sk →illsk skill sk →unk skunk A baby skunk.
sk → imsk skim sk → etch sketch A sketch.
br A brick.
br→ ainbr brain br→ ake brake
br br→ anch branch
br→ avebr brave br→ ead bread
br→ightbr bright br→oke broke
sketch brain skill brake skim branch skin brave skip bread skirt bright skull broke skunk

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Patient is a 54y/o female who had an interstitial pattern on CXR.

Antepartum Haemorrhage

Presbylaryngis: The Aging Voice

Stroke

WHO Partograph For Beginner

ECG Case Studies

Childhood and Early Onset Schizophrenia

Neurology

Chapter 7

Vector-borne Infections

Acute Gastroenteritis in pediatric population

Myocarditis &amp; Pericarditis

Airstream mechanisms and phonation types

Transition to Extrauterine Life

Acute Liver Failure

Controlled Substance Prescribing in the Geriatric Population

Drug induced nephrotoxicity

Pregnancy at Risk: Pregestational Onset

Controlled Substance Prescribing in the Geriatric Population

Approach to the patient with headache

HuP 191B – Advanced Assessment of Upper Extremity Injuries

ANESTETICO LOCALE

Myocarditis & Pericarditis