Ch.11 - Complementary Terms (build from word parts) Flashcards
aphagia
without swallowing (the inability to)
dyspepsia
difficult digestion (GI symptoms such as abdominal pain, bloating)
dysphagia
difficult swallowing
hepatomegaly
enlargement of the liver
steatorrhea
discharge of fat
steatosis
abnormal condition of fat
gastroenterologist
physician who studies and treats diseases of stomach and intestines
gastroenterology
study of the stomach and intestines
anal
pertaining to the anus
celiac
pertaining to the abdomen
colorectal
pertaining to the colon and rectum
duodenal
pertaining to the duodenum
esophageal
pertaining to the esophagus
ileocecal
pertaining to the ileum and cecum
nasogastric
pertaining to the nose and stomach
oral
pertaining to the mouth
palatal
pertaining to the palate
pancreatic
pertaining to the pancreas
peritoneal
pertaining to the peritoneum
rectal
pertaining to the rectum
sublingual
pertaining to under the tongue