Ch 10- The Digestive System Flashcards
Andomin/o
Abdomen
An/o
Anus
Append/o, appendic/o
Appendix
Bil/i
Bile
Cec/o
Blind intestine, cecum
Chol/e
Bile, gall
Choledoch/o
Common bile duct
Col/o,colon/o
Colon
Cyst/o
Bladder,sac
Dent/o
Teeth
Duoden/o
Twelve, duodenum (part of small intestine)
Enter/o
Small intestine
Gastr/o
Stomach
Gingiv/o
Gums
Gloss/o
Tongue
Hepat/o
Liver
ile/o
To roll, ileum (part of small intestine)
Jejun/o
Empty, jejunum (part of small intestine)
Lingu/o
Tongue
Or/o
Mouth
Pancreat/o
Pancreas, sweetbread
Peps/o,pept/o
Digestion
Peritone/o
To stretch over, peritoneum
Proct/o
Rectum, anus
Pylor/o
Pylorus
Rect/o
Rectum
Sial/o
Saliva
Sigm/o
The letter S, sigmoid colon
Stomat/o
Mouth
Intestinal flora
Bacteria that inhabit the GI tract
Dia-
Through
Re-
Back
Dys-
Bad,abnormal, painful, difficult
a-
Without, absence of
Ascites
Accumulation of fluid within the peritoneal cavity - produces a large abdomen.sign of liver disease, heart failure or peritoneum irritation
Flatus
Gas (flatulence = fart)
Halit
Breath
Halitosis
Bad breath
Hematemesis
Vomiting blood
Reflux
Backward flow of material in GI tract
Steatorrhea
Abnormal level of fat in feces
Mal-
Bad
An-
Without, absence of
Cheil/o
Lip
Cirrh/o
Orange
Cholecyst/o
Gallbladder
Diverticul/o
Diverticulum
Lip/o
Fat
Orex/o
Appetite
Parot/o
Parotid gland
Polyp/o
Small growth
Volv/o
To roll
-ectasis
Expansion, dilation
-iasis
Condition of
-oid
Resembling
-y
Process of
-sis
State of
Cheilitis , cheilosis
Inflammation of lip
Cirrhosis
Chronic progressive liver disease - gradual loss of liver cells and their replacement by fat
Cleft plate
Roof of mouth fails to fuse during fetal development, leaves a space b/t oral and nasal cavities
Crohn disease
Chronic inflammation of any part of GI tract- ulcers, scar tissues, thickening of organ walls
Diverticulosis
Inflammation of diverticula ( small pouches of side of colon, non symptomatic)
Dysentery
Acute inflammation of GI tract caused by bacteria, Protozoa or chemicals
Enteritis
Inflammation of small or large intestine
Gastroesophaheal
Reflux
Giardiasis
Guardia intestinalis
Hemorrhoids
Swollen veins of anus
Hernia
Abnormal protrusion through a body wall
- hatial-cardiac portion of stomach through hiatus of diaphragm
- inguinal hernia-small intestinal to abdominal wall
- strangulated hernia- requires medical attention to avoid loss of affected organ
Intussusception
Unfolding of a segment of the small intestine within another segment
Celiac disease
Gluten causes malabsorption
Parotitis
Inflammation of parotid glands (around the angle of the jaw) (mumps of by virus)
Peritonitis
Peritoneum is the membrane that lines the inner wall of the a domino pelvic cavity
Polyposis
Abnormal mass of tissue that projects inward from the wall of a hallow organ
Volvulus
Severe twisting of the intestine that leads to obstruction
-centesis
Surgical puncture
Antiemetic
Drug prevents vomiting