CHAPTER 9 Flashcards
What medical term means pertaining to the stomach ?
Gastric
What does the root gastr mean ?
Stomach
What does the suffix ic mean ?
Pertaining to
What does the suffix logy mean ?
Study of
What does the R/CF enter/o mean ?
Intestine
What does the suffix logist mean ?
One who studies, specialist
What does the root intestin mean ?
Gut, intestine
What is the medical term for medical specialty of the stomach and intestines ?
Gastroenterology
What is the medical term for medical specialist in gastroenterology ?
Gastroenterologist
What does the suffix scopy mean ?
To view, to examine
What does the R/CF lapar/o mean ?
Abdomen in general
What does the root scope mean ?
Instrument for viewing
What is the medical term for examination of contents of abdomen using an endoscope ?
Laparoscopy
What does the suffix al mean ?
Pertaining to
What does the alimentary canal include ?
Mouth
Stomach
Pharynx
Small intestine
Esophagus
Large intestine
What does the accessory organs include ?
Teeth
Liver
Tongue
Gallbladder
Salivary glands
Pancreas
What does the root digest mean ?
To break down food
What does the suffix ion mean ?
Action
What is the medical term for breakdown of food into elements suitable for cell metabolism ?
Digestion
What is the medical term for treatment of obesity ?
Bariatric
What does the root bari mean ?
Weight
What does the suffix atric mean ?
Treatment
What is the medical term for a substance in food required for normal physiologic function ?
Nutrient
What does the root nutrit mean ?
Nourishment
What is the medical term for the study of food and liquid requirements for normal function of the human body ?
Nutrition
What is the medical term for a certified professional in nutrition science ?
Nutritionist
What is the medical term for pertaining to the stomach and intestines ?
Gastrointestinal
What is the medical term for pertaing to digestion ?
Digestive
What is the medical term for tube linking the pharynx and the stomach ?
Esophagus
What is the medical term for digestive tube from stomach to anus ?
Intestine
What is the medical term for pertaining to the intestines ?
Intestinal
What is the medial term for digestive tract ?
Alimentary canal
What is the medical term for pertaining to the digestive tract ?
Alimentary
What is the medical term for specialist in disorders of the tissues surrounding the teeth ?
Periodontists
What is the medical term for qualified practitioners in the anatomy, physiology, and pathology of the oral-facial complex ?
Dentist
What is the medical term for the act of swallowing ?
Deglutition
What is the medical term for removal of waste material from the digestive tract ?
Elimination
What is the medical term for the process of chewing ?
Mastication
What does the suffix ation mean ?
Process
What does the root elimin mean ?
Throw away
What does the root deglutit mean ?
To swallow
What does the root mastic mean ?
Chew
What is the medical term for enzyme that breaks down fat ?
Lipase
What does root lip mean ?
Fat
What does the suffix ase mean ?
Enzyme
What does the prefix peri mean ?
Around
What is the medical term for waves of alternate contraction and relaxation of the intestinal wall to move food along the digestive tract ?
Peristalsis
What does the root stalsis mean ?
Constrict
What is the medical term for a protein that induces changes in other substances ?
Enzyme
What does the prefix en mean ?
In
What does the root zyme mean ?
Fermenting
What is the medical term for one of a group of enzymes that breaks down starch ?
Amylase
What does the root amyl mean ?
Starch
What is the medical term for group of enzymes that break down protein ?
Protease
What is the medical term for a single mass of a substance ?
Bolus
How long does the mechanical movement of food from mouth to anus take ?
Takes 24 - 36 hours
Where does digestion start ?
Mouth
What does HSV-1 stand for ?
Herpes simplex virus, type 1
What is the medical term for inflammation of tissues around a tooth ?
Periodontitis
What does the root odont mean ?
Tooth
What does the suffix itis mean ?
Inflammation
What is the medical term for inflammation of the gums ?
Gingivitis