Choose the correct word for the sentence.

1. There appears to be antinomy/antimony in the decisions. We will order an MRI to see if that will make a difference in our conclusions.
   
   
2. His eye appears to be doing quite well; however, we will continue the Azopt/adeps for another 10 days.
   
   
3. The patient’s sister is barren/baron, and she is afraid she will be, too. We will begin fertility testing.
   
   
4. The patient has the diagnosis of Benedikt/Benedek syndrome.
   
   
5. She lives with her husband in Plymouth borough/burrow near downtown Pittsburgh.
   
   
6. Two plane/plain films of the chest reveal no abnormalities.
   
   
7. While traveling abroad, the patient received a bite from a crate/krait. Fortunately for her, she was able to receive immediate medical attention.
   
   
8. The patient is described as a left-wing radicle/radical.
   
   
9. He is a professor in the English department who has written a book titled simply “Etymology/Entomology.”
   
   
10. The delivery was a breach/breech presentation.
    
    
11. The patient was very short of breath/breathe.
    
    
12. She claims to work in a hostile/hostel environment.
    
    
13. We decided not to provide social services for the patient, so the point is mute/moot.
    
    
14. The animal used for research on this particular disease was a Reese’s/rhesus monkey.
    
    
15. This teenage fellow faithfully uses Serax/Xerac to help keep his acne under control.
    
    
16. A small ulcer is seen on the buckle/buccal mucosa.
    
    
17. The neck exam reveals several shoddy/shotty nodes.
    
    
18. The infant had molding/molting of the head because of the need to use forceps at delivery.
    
    
19. We ordered a stat Tzank/Sank test.
    
    
20. The naval/navel area was free of hernias.