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Match the terms in ‘A’ with their explanation in ‘B’. tooth- extraction a cut made for surgery cardiac having length

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Match the terms in ‘A’ with their explanation in ‘B’.

   'A'    'B'
(1) tooth- extraction (a) a cut made for surgery
(2) cardiac (b) having length, breadth, and depth
(3) sedative (c) plastic surgery
(4) tumor (d) related to the heart
(5) incision (e) a control unit for a robotic surgery
(6) a console (f) removing a decayed tooth
(7) 3-D (g) a substance that makes a person sleep
(8) Cushing clip (h) an extra growth in the body
    (i) a device to stop blood loss in neurosurgery
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   'A'    'B'
(1) tooth- extraction (f) removing a decayed tooth
(2) cardiac (d) related to the heart
(3) sedative (g) a substance that makes a person sleep
(4) tumor (h) an extra growth in the body
(5) incision (a) a cut made for surgery
(6) a console (e) a control unit for a robotic surgery
(7) 3-D (b) having length, breadth, and depth
(8) Cushing clip (i) a device to stop blood loss in neurosurgery
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