Terms Built from the Name of a Person, Often a Physician

question 15

Multiple Choice

Terms built from the name of a person, often a physician or scientist who was the first to identify a condition or technique, such as Alzheimer disease, is

• A) an acronym
• B) built from the English language
• C) an eponym
• D) modern language

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Definitions:

Federal Budget

The government's estimate of revenue and spending for a specific fiscal period, detailing how public resources will be allocated.

R&D

Research and Development; activities in connection with corporate or governmental innovation aimed at discovering new knowledge and its application.

Past 50 Years

Referring to the time period extending back from the current date through the last five decades, often used to contextualize changes and developments.

Process Innovation

Process innovation involves the implementation of a new or significantly improved production or delivery method, enhancing efficiency and reducing costs in an organization.