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An increased amount of phosphates in the urine.  

Increased alkaline phosphatase in the blood.  

Stuttering or stammering due to irritability of the vocal cords.  

An increased amount of phenylalanine in the blood.  

An abnormal desire to talk.  

Having an extra phalanx on a finger or toe.  

A condition in which a parasite lives in or upon another parasite.  

The temporary administration of excess oxygen to a patient to prevent hypoxemia during subsequent therapeutic procedures.  

The administration of 100% oxygen to a patient (typically a neonate) to determine the cause of respiratory distress, hypoxemia, cyanosis, and/or shock. The resolution of cyanosis with treatment usually indicates that the cause of the hypoxia is a lung disease (e.g., pneumonia). Failure of neonates to respond to 100% oxygen is an indication of severe…

In creased oxygen content of the blood.