subcutaneous in Latin
subcutaneous in Latin is intercus — subcutaneous means located just beneath the skin, in the layer of fatty tissue there.
subcutaneous in Latin
intercus
Pertaining to the fatty layer under the skin.
What does "subcutaneous" mean?
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adj Located just beneath the skin, in the layer of fatty tissue there.
"Insulin is often given as a subcutaneous injection."
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subcutaneous in a sentence
- Insulin is often given as a subcutaneous injection.
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What is "subcutaneous" in Latin?
"subcutaneous" in Latin is intercus. subcutaneous means: Located just beneath the skin, in the layer of fatty tissue there.
How do you use "subcutaneous" in a sentence?
Example: "Insulin is often given as a subcutaneous injection." In Latin, "subcutaneous" is intercus.
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