单词:opisthoparian suture
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Pre-Listening Vocabulary binomial nomenclature: a two-part system for naming species (e.g., Panthera tigris) genus: a subdivision of a family of organisms (e.g., Panthera is the genus for tigers, lions and leopards, and a subdivision of the Felidae f
It didn't hurt. 不痛。 Aspirate, Miss Jones. 琼丝小姐,吸吧。 Don't hold the aspirator too far back in the patient's mouth. 不要把吸引器往病人嘴里推得太深。 She has a tendency to gag. 他看来要吐得样子。 Give me the
avulse, vt (由于意外事故或通过外科手术)把(身体的一部分)撕脱;抽出 【反】link(vt 连结);suture(vt 缝合)
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