chapter 5 Flashcards

1
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3 main functions of the digestive system are

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digestion, absorption,elimination

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2
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name the regions of the stomach

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upper region- fundus
main portion- body
lower portion- antra

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3
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the three sections of the small intestine are

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duodenum, ileum, jejenum

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4
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the 4 sections of the large intestine,

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secum, colon, rectum, anus

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5
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Cirrhosis

A

Chronic degenerative liver disease

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6
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dyspepsia

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difficult digestion

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7
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dysphagia

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difficult swallowing

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8
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peristalsis

A

wavelike contractions to move food to digest

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9
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dentalgia

A

tooth pain

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10
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rectocele

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hernia of rectum protruding into vagina

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11
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Herniorrhaphy

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surgical repair of hernia

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12
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GERD

A

gastro esophogeal reflux disease

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13
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Buccal ulcer

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cheek ulcer

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14
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buccal

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cheek

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15
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Sigmoidoscope

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a flexible tube inserted through the anus in order to examine the sigmoid colon.

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16
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Cholelithiasis

A

gallstones

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17
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Sialadenitis

A

inflammation of salivary glands

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18
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Gastroenteritis

A

inflammation of stomach and intestines

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19
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Hematemesis

A

vomiting blood

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20
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hyperemesis

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excessive vomiting

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21
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Anorexia

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lack of appetite

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22
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Laparoscopy

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process of viewing stomach

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23
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Hepatomegaly

A

enlarged liver

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24
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Cholecystectomy

A

gallbladder removal

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25
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glossectomy

A

surgical removal of tongue

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26
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hypogastric

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below stomach

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27
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hepatemesis

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vomiting blood

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28
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cholecystitis

A

gallbladder inflammation

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29
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colectomy

A

surgical removal of colon

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30
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abbreviation for nasogastric

A

NG

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31
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abbreviation for endoscopic retrograde

cholangiopancreatography

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ERCP

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32
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abbreviation for hydrochloric acid

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HCI

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33
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“pertaining to gastric digestion.”

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peptic

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34
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“inflammation of the salivary gland.”

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sialadenitis

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35
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An open lesion or sore of the epidermis or mucous membrane is a/an

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ulcer

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36
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This word means “pertaining to below the tongue.”

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sublingual

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37
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“pertaining to the tongue.”

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lingual

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38
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inflammation of the liver.”

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hepatitis

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39
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a chronic degenerative liver disease characterized

by fat infiltrations of the parenchymal cells and lobules

A

cirrhosis

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40
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inflammation of the gallbladder

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cholecystitis

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41
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the milky fluid of intestinal digestion composed of

lymph and emulsified fats

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chyle

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42
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a chronic autoimmune disease that can affect any

part of the gastrointestinal system

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crohn’s

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43
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occurs when the muscle between
the esophagus and the stomach, the lower esophageal sphincter, is weak or relaxes
inappropriately, allowing the stomach’s contents to back up in the esophagus.

A

GERD

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44
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is a disorder that interferes with the normal function

of the large intestine (colon)

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IBS

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45
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means “chewing.”

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mastication

46
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breaking of complex substances into more

basic elements

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catabolism

47
Q

a twisting of the bowel on itself that causes

an obstruction

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volvulus

48
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Herniorrhaphy

A

surgical repair of hernia

49
Q

Gastroenterology

A

study of stomach and intestines

50
Q

Anorexia

A

lack of appetite

51
Q

What would the definition be for a laparoscopic cholecystectomy

A

gallbladder removed through small incisions in abdomen

52
Q

The liver manufactures bile, which then gets stored and concentrated in the gallbladder. What
happens to the bile after a patient has a cholecystectomy?

A

skips and goes straight to small intestine

53
Q

Cirrhosis

A

condition of degenerative liver disease

54
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Defecation

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process of elimination / emptying bowel

55
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Gastrectomy

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surgical removal of stomach

56
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Gastroesophageal

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pertaining to stomach and esophagus

57
Q

Pertaining to teeth

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dental

58
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Inflammation of small intestines

A

enteritis

59
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Stomach pain

A

gastrodynia

60
Q

Specialist in the stomach and small intestines

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gastroenterologist

61
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Softening of the stomach

A

gastromalacia

62
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Pertaining to the nose and stomach

A

nasogastric (NG)

63
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Inflammation of the gums

A

gingivitis

64
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Liver tumor

A

hepatoma

65
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Many (excessive) eating

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polyphagia

66
Q

Create an opening in the ileum

A

ileostomy

67
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sialolith

A

salivary stone

68
Q

jejunum

A

middle portion of small intestine

69
Q

melena

A

passing of black, tarry stools

70
Q

deglutition

A

swallowing

71
Q

When the cardiac sphincter relaxes, food enters the

A

stomach

72
Q

Food, mixed with gastric

secretions, exits the stomach through the _______________ sphincter.

A

pyloric

73
Q

The first part of the small

intestine, the ______________, also receives secretions from the liver and pancreas.

A

duodenum

74
Q

. The second

and third sections of the small intestine are the __________________ and the _________________

A

jejunum and ileum

75
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the ___________________________ colon is the

horizontal section of the large intestine

A

transverse

76
Q

The ______ colon

is located on the right side of the abdominal cavity;

A

ascending

77
Q

the _________ colon is located on the left side

of the abdominal cavity

A

descending

78
Q

The “S” or “J” shaped ________________________ colon is connected to
the _______________, the storage sac for feces.

A

sigmoid

rectum

79
Q

An opening called the ______________________________

allows feces to be expelled in an act called ________________

A

anus

defactation

80
Q

A small mass of masticated food ready to be swallowed is:

A

bolus

81
Q

The ________ is the first portion of the small intestine.

A

duodenum

82
Q

In the term postprandial, the combining form prand/i means:

A

meal

83
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In the term amylase, the suffix -ase means

A

enzyme

84
Q

A chronic autoimmune disease that can affect any part of the gastrointestinal tract but
most commonly occurs in the ileum is

A

chrohns

85
Q

Inflammation of the liver is:

A

hepatitis

86
Q

A surgical incision into the abdomen is:

A

laparatomy

87
Q

Inflammation of the pancreas is:

A

pancreatitis

88
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In the term dysentery, the prefix dys- means:

A

difficult

89
Q

A physician who specializes in the study of the anus and the rectum is called a:

A

proctologist.

90
Q

In the term emesis, the root eme means:

A

vomit

91
Q

The teeth with sharp cutting edges are:

A

incisors

92
Q

What is the term for black, tarry stools?

A

melena

93
Q

Hyperalimentation is defined as:

A

an intravenous infusion to sustain life.

94
Q

pertaining to the cheek

A

buccal

95
Q

Cirrhosis can be defined as

A

A chronic degenerative liver disease

96
Q

Pouches that protrude outward from the colon are characteristic of which condition?

A

diverticulitis

97
Q

glossectomy

A

surgical removal of tongue

98
Q

A significant accumulation of serous fluid in the peritoneal cavity is known as​ ________.

A

ascites

99
Q

A hiatal hernia is protrusion of the​ ________ out of the abdomen.

A

stomach

100
Q

A person who suffers from reflux of gastric fluid back into the esophagus has​ ________.

A

GERD

101
Q

The gums in the mouth are called​ ________.

A

gingivae

102
Q

the​ throat, just beyond the​ mouth, is called the​ ____

A

pharynx

103
Q

The parotid gland is located​ ________

A

slightly below the ear

104
Q

What term means​ “surgical incision of the common bile​ duct”?

A

Choledochotomy

105
Q

What procedure necessitates that the patient wears a bag attached to the abdomen to collect stool that passes through the​ intestine?

A

colostomy

106
Q

Crohn disease is a chronic autoimmune disease that primarily affects the​ ____

A

small intestine

107
Q

The expelling of gas from the anus is medically referred to as​ ________.

A

flatus

108
Q

Food moves through the intestinal tract by means of​ ________.

A

peristalsis

109
Q

Proton-pump inhibitors are typically used by patients with​ ____

A

ulcers

110
Q

The test for occult blood requires a sample of​ ____

A

feces

111
Q

A person who suffers from reflux of gastric fluid back into the esophagus has​ ____

A

GERD

112
Q

the correct abbreviation for barium enema

A

BAE