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gastroenterologist

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medical doctor who specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of disorders of the main digestive system

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proctologist

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medical doctor who specializes in the study of the rectum and anus

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dentist

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medical doctor who treats disorders of the teeth

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exodontist

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healthcare professional that removes teeth

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pedodontist

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dentist who treats kids

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orthodontist

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dentist who straightens teeth

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prosthodontist

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dentist that replcaes teeth

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periodontist

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dentist who treats diseases of the tissues surriounding the teeth

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dyspepsia

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indigestion; epigastric discomfort after a meal that includes bloating, feeling of fullness, nausea, heartburn

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eructation

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passing of air from the stomach through the mouth

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hematemesis

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vomiting blood

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halitosis

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bad smelling breath

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hiccup

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involuntary contraction of the diaphram followed by ra[id closing of the epiglottis

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nausea

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sensation that accumpanies the urge to vomt

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pyrosis

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heartburn; burning sensation of esophagus due to stomach reflux, hyperactivity, or peptic ulcer

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regurgitation

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the backflow of swalloed food back into the mouth

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vomiting

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forceful or involuntary emptying of the stomach

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constipation

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delayed, infrequant, of incomplete bowel movement

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diarrhea

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the discharge of watery semi soild stool

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hematochezia

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passage of bloody stool; bright red lower GI bleeding from the lower rectum that may originate in the colon

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irritable bowel syndrome

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gas, diarrhea, or consitpation due to stress with no underlying diseases

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melena

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black tarry stool due to presence of partially digested blood

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aphthous stomatitis

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reoccuring disorder characterized by small erosions (ulcers) on the mucous membrane of the mouth

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cheilitis

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inflammation of the lips

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cheilosis

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abnormal condition of the lipds due to riboflavin defeciency

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dental carries

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plauq disease due by interaction between bacteria in the mouth and the food that can lead to tooth decay

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dental plaque

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film of material that cotes the teeth and can lead to tooth decay if not removed

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gingivitis

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inflmmation of the gums characterized by bleeding, swelling, and redness

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herpetic stomatitis

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inflammation of mouth due to the herpes simplex virus

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leukoplakia

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condition of white patches on lips, tongue, and buccal mucosa. Associated w tobacco use and can be precancerous

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malocclusion

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when teeth dont touch properly when mouth is closed

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periodontal disease

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pathologic condition of the tissues surrounding the teeth

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pyorrhea

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purulent discharge from the tissues surrounding the teeth

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achalasia

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a condition resulting from imparement of esophageal paristalsis and the LES’s inability to relax

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dysphagia

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difficulty swallowing due to motor disorder or obstruction

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gastroesophageal reflux disease

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back flow of food from stomach to esophagus due to the LES’s inability to contract normally; characterized by pyrosis with or without regurgitaion of food into the mouth

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gastralgia

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stomach pain

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gastritis

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inflammation of the stomach, sometimes with vomitting, nausea, and

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peptic ulcer disease

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erosion of the protecive mucosal lining of stomach

40
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anal fissure

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crack like lesion of the skin around the anus

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appendicitis

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inflmation of the vermiform appendix

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colitis

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inflmation of the large intestine

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Crohn disease

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inflmation of the colon or the ileum of idiopathic organs

44
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diverticulitis

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secondary inflamation to diverticulosis

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diverticulosis

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formation of diverticula; pouches in the lining of the intestines

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fistula

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abnormal channel between organs or from organ to sruface of body

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hemorrhoid

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vericose condition of the rectal veins that results in painful swellings at the anus

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ileus

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obstrcution

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inflammatory bowel disease

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chronic inflmation of the lining of the intestines that results in diarrhea and bleeding

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intussusception

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inward telescoping of the intestines

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mucositis

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inflmaation of the mucous membrane

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peritonitis

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inflmation of the peritoneum ,usually due to the rupture of a inflmmated appendix

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polyp

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begign growth in the intestines

54
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proctitis

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inflammation of rectum and anus

55
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pruritus ani

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itching of the skin around the anus

56
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ulcerative colitis

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inflmmation of the colon and rectum that results in bouts of watery diarrrhea ; a type of inflammatory bowel disease

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volvulus

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twisting of the intestine

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cholangitis

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inflmmation of the bile vessesls

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cholecystitis

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inflmmation of the gallbladder, characterized by naesea and vomitting

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choledocholithiasis

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stones in the common bile duct

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cholelithiasis

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stones in the gallbladder; characterized by pain in the upper right quadrant

62
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cirrhosis

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regenerative disease of the liver, assocaited with alcohol abuse

63
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Hepatitis
A
B
C

A

inflammtion of the liver due to alchol, increasing viruses, and drugs.
A: food and water contaminated with infected fecal matter
B: infected blood and sexual contact
C: blood transfusion, parcutaneous inoculation, and infected needle sharing

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Jaundice

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yellowing of the skin and sclarae due to elevated levels of bilirubin

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pancreatitis

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inflammation of pancreas

66
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barium enema

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intro of barium sulfate into the rectum for imiging of the lower GI tract; used to detech tumors, obstructions, and other abnormalities of the lower GI tract

67
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barium swallow

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barium sulfate is ingested to image the upper digestive tract for abnormalities of the esophagus and stomach

68
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cholecystogprahy

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after iodine is ingested orally, the gallbladder is imaged at different time intervals to assess its functioning; used to detect cholelithiasis, cholecystitis, tumors, and other abnomalities of GB

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computed tomography scan

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radiographic technique that produces detailed images of cross sections of the body; used to detect tumors and abnormal fluid accumaltation in the digestive system

70
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endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography

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a radiographic imaging of the bile and pancreatic duct through the placement of a duodenoscope in the common bile duct as well as the injection of a contrast medium in the common bile duct. Then a series of x rays are taken to show the backflow of the dye into the bile vessels

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endoscaopy

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internal visualization of the body using a endoscope that has its owm fiberoptic light source; can be doen through mouth, anus, or incision of the abdominal wall

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manometry

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test that measures the motor function of esophagus

73
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percutaneous transhepatic cholangiography

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imaging of the bile vessels via intorduction of a contrast medium into the hepatic duct through the skin

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sonography

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use of high frequency sound waves to image deep structures in the body

75
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anorectal abscess

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circumscribed area of inflamation around the anus, containg pus

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