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Autumn suffers from nocturnal dyspnea. This term describes a breathing condition but using the prefixes to translate, it means:
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exercise induced asthma.
exercise induced asthma.
morning stuffy nose.
morning stuffy nose.
trouble breathing at night.
trouble breathing at night.
smoker’s cough.
smoker’s cough.
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Autumn suffers from nocturnal dyspnea. This term describes a breathing condition but using the prefixes to translate, it means:
(1 point)
Responses
exercise induced asthma.
exercise induced asthma.
morning stuffy nose.
morning stuffy nose.
trouble breathing at night.
trouble breathing at night.
smoker’s cough.
smoker’s cough.
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GPT-4o mini
The correct translation of "nocturnal dyspnea" using its prefixes is:
**trouble breathing at night.**
"Nocturnal" refers to "night," and "dyspnea" refers to "trouble breathing."
**trouble breathing at night.**
"Nocturnal" refers to "night," and "dyspnea" refers to "trouble breathing."