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Question
Now, read the descriptions given under Column A and match them with their correct (-ist words) describing specialists in the various fields of medicine given under column B.
| No | A | B |
| 1 | one who specializes in lung problems | gynaecologist |
| 2 | one who specializes in skin problems | gastroenterologist |
| 3 | one who treats diseases specific to women | dermatologist |
| 4 | one who treats kidney diseases | neurologist |
| 5 | one who treats diseases and disorders of the nervous system | pulmonologist |
| 6 | one who treats stomach disorders | cardiologist |
| 7 | one who treats vision problems | nephrologist |
| 8 | one who specializes in critical infants | otolaryngologist |
| 9 | one who treats heart problems | ophthalmologist |
| 10 | one who treats the problems of ear, nose, tongue | neonatologist |
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Solution
| No | A | B |
| 1 | one who specializes in lung problems |
pulmonologist |
| 2 | one who specializes in skin problems |
dermatologist |
| 3 | one who treats diseases specific to women |
gynaecologist |
| 4 | one who treats kidney diseases |
nephrologist |
| 5 | one who treats diseases and disorders of the nervous system |
neurologist |
| 6 | one who treats stomach disorders |
gastroenterologist |
| 7 | one who treats vision problems |
ophthalmologist |
| 8 | one who specializes in critical infants |
neonatologist |
| 9 | one who treats heart problems |
cardiologist |
| 10 | one who treats the problems of ear, nose, tongue |
otolaryngologist |
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