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Analyze and define given of the following word. In this and in succeeding exercises, analysis should consist of separating the word into prefixes (if any), combining forms, and suffixes or suffix forms (if any) and giving the meaning of each. Be certain to differentiate between nouns and adjectives in your definitions. Consult a medical dictionary for the current meanings of these word.
ophthalmia neonatorum _________________
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VerifiedOphthalm-ia neo-nat-orum OPHTHALM is derived from the Greek noun ophthalmos meaning eye. IA is an adjective forming Latin suffix that means pertaining to or indicates a condition. NEO is the Greek noun meaning new. NAT is derived from the Greek noun natus meaning be born. ORUM is a Latin genitive form suffix, indicating relation.
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