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illustration,
n a drawing or photograph used to help clarify the patient's concept of proposed treatment and conditions present.

illustration
Medical communication A photograph, print, drawing, plate, diagram, facsimile, map, table, or other representation or systematic arrangement of data designed to elucidate or decorate the contents of a publication. See National Library of Medicine.


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The materials include editions, instructor's manuals, and aids such as music and illustrated books.
Two new additions to this outstanding series of 32-page, photographically illustrated books specifically written and designed for children in grades 2 through 5 are "How It Happens at the TV Station" (9781934545072, $21.
The author has written two other colorfully illustrated books for children with hearing loss, Patrick Gets Hearing Aids and Oliver Gets FM.
 
 
 
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