Questions: Bacteria in the urine: bacteri

Bacteria in the urine: bacteri
Transcript text: Bacteria in the urine: bacteri $\qquad$ $\square$
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The answer is: bacteriuria.

Explanation:

  • The term "bacteriuria" is used to describe the presence of bacteria in the urine. It is derived from the combining form "bacteri-" which refers to bacteria, and the suffix "-uria" which pertains to urine or a condition of the urine.
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