Chapter 9 Flashcards

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alimentary

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pertaining to the digestive tract

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alimentary canal

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whole passage which food moves along

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anus

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terminal opening of the digestive tract through which feces are discharged

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anal

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pertaining to the anus

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bariatric

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treatment of obesity

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digestion

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breakdown of food into elements suitable for cell metabolism

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digestive

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pertaining to digestion

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esophagus

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tube linking the pharynx and the stomach

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gastric

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pertaining to the stomach

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gastric

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pertaining to the stomach

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gastroenterology

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medical specialty of the stomach and intestines

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gastroenterologist

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medical specialist in gastroenterology

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gastrointestinal

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pertaining to the stomach and intestines

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intestine

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the digestive tube from stomach to anus

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intestinal

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pertaining to the intestines

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laparoscopy

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examination of contents of abdomen using an endoscope

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laparoscope

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instrument (endoscope) used for viewing abdominal contents

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laparoscopic

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pertaining to laparoscopy

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nutrient

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a substance in food required for normal physiologic function

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nutritive

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providing nourishment

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nutrition

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the study of food and liquid requirements for normal function of the human body

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nutritionist

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certified professional in nutrition science

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-ary

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pertaining to

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-al

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pertaining to

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-atric
treatment
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-ion
action
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-ive
nature of, quality of
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-ic
pertaining to
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-logy
study of
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-logist
one who studies, specialist
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-scopy
to view, to examine
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-scope
instrument for viewing
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-ist
specialist in
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aliment
nourishment, food
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an
anus
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bari
weight
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digest
to break down food
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gastr
stomach
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enter
intestine
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intestin
gut, intestine
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lapar
abdomen in general
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nutrit
nourishment
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amylase
one of a group of enzymes that breaks down starch
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bolus
a single mass of a substance
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deglutition
the act of swallowing
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elimination
removal of waste material from the digestive tract
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enzyme
protein that induces changes in other substances
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lipase
enzyme that breaks down fat
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masticate
to chew
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mastication
the process of chewing
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peristalsis
waves of alternate contraction and relaxation of the intestinal wall to move food along the digestive tract
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protease
group of enzymes that breaks down protein
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-ase
enzyme
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-ation
process
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-ate
pertaining to, composed of
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amyl
starch
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deglutit
to swallow
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elimin
throw away
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-zyme
fermenting
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lip
fat
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mastic
chew
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-stalsis
constrict
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prot
protein
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peri
around
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dentine
dense, ivory-like substance located under the enamel in a tooth
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dentist
a qualified practioner in the anatomy, physiology, and pathology of the oral-facial complex
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enamel
hard substance covering a tooth
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mouth
external opening of a cavity or canal
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nasopharynx
region of the pharynx at the back of the nose and above the soft palate
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oral
pertaining to the mouth
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palate
roof of the mouth
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papilla
any small projection
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parotid
the parotid gland is the salivary gland behind the ear
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pulp
dental pulp is the connective tissue in the cavity in the center of the tooth
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saliva
secretion in mouth from salivary glands
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salivary
pertaining to saliva
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sublinguinal
underneath the tongue
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submandibular
underneath the mandible
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tongue
mobile muscle mass in the mouth; bears the taste buds
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uvula
fleshy projection of the soft palate
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-ine
pertaining to, substance
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-id
having a particular quality
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dent
tooth
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nas
nose
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pharynx
throat
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or
mouth
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ot
ear
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saliv
saliva
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lingu
tongue
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mandibul
mandible
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par
beside
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sub
underneath
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apathous
painful small oral ulcers (canker sores)
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canker
nonmedical term for aphthous ulcer
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caries
bacterial destruction of teeth
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gingiva
tissue surrounding the teeth and covering the jaw
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gingival
pertaining to the gums
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gingivitis
inflammation of the gums
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gingivectomy
surgical removal of diseased gum tissue
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glossodynia
painful, burning tongue
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halitosis
bad odor of the breath
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periodontal
around a tooth
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periodontics
branch of dentistry specializing in disorders of tissues around the teeth
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periodontist
specialist in periodontists
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periodontitis
inflammation of tissues around a tooth
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plaque
patch of abnormal tissue
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pyorrhea
purulent discharge
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stomatitis
inflammation of the mucous membrane in the mouth
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tartar
calcified deposit at the gingival margin of the teeth
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thrush
infection with candida albicans
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-ectomy
surgical excision
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-dynia
pain
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-osis
condition
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-ics
knowledge
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gingiv
gum
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gloss
tongue
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halit
breath
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odont
tooth
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rrhea
flow
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py
pus
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stomat
oral cavity, mouth
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asymptomatic
without any symptoms or abnormalities experienced by the patient
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symptomatic
pertaining to the symptoms of a disease
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dysphaiga
difficulty in swallowing
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emesis
vomit
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hematemesis
vomiting of red blood
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esophagus
tube linking pharynx to stomach
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esophageal
pertaining to the esophagus
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esophagitis
inflammation of the lining of the esophagus
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hernia
protrusion of a structure through the tissue that normally contains it
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herniorrhaphy
repair of a hernia
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hiatus
an opening through a structure
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hiatal
pertaining to a hiatus
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relfux
backwards flow
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sphincter
a band of muscles that encircles an opening; when it contracts, the opening squeezes close
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varux
dilated, tortuous vein
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varicose
characterized by or affected with varices
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-eal
pertaining to
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-rrhaphy
suture
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-ose
full of
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symptomat
symptom
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hemat
blood
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phagia
swallowing
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emesis
to vomit
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esophag
esophagus
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herni
hernia
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hiat
opening
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varic
varicosity; dilated, tortuous vein
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a-
without
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dys-
difficulty
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re-
back
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chyme
semifluid, partially digested food passed from the stomach into the duodenum
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duodenum
the first part of the small intestine; approximately twelve fingerbreadths (9 to 10 inches) in length
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duodenal
pertaining to the duodenum
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gastrin
hormone secreted in the stomach the stimulates secretion of HCI and increases gastric motility
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hydrochloric acid (HCI)
the acid of gastric juice
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intrinsic factor
makes the absorption of vitamin b12 happen
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mucus
sticky secretion of cells in mucous membranes
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mucous
relating to mucus or the mucosa
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mucin
protein element of mucus
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pepsin
enzyme produced by the stomach that breaks down protein
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pepsinogen
converted by HCI in the stomach to pepsin
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pylorus
exit area of the stomach
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pyloric
pertaining to the pylorus
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-um
structure
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-in
substance, chemical compound
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-gen
produced
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-us
pertaining to
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duoden
twelve
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hydr
water
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chlor
green
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intrins
on the inside
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factor
maker
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pepsin
pepsin
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pylor
gate, pylorus
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absorption
uptake of nutrients and water by cells in the GI tract
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anorexia
without an appetite; or an aversion to food
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cecum
blind pouch that is the first part of the large intestine
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cecal
pertaining to the cecum
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dyspepsia
"upset stomach," epigastric pain, nausea, and gas
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gastritis
inflammation of the lining of the stomach
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gastroesophageal
pertaining to the stomach and esophagus
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gastroscope
endoscope for examining the inside of the stomach
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gastroscopy
endoscopic examination of the stomach
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ileum
third portion of small intestine
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ileocecal
pertaining to the junction of the ileum and cecum
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indigestion
symptoms resulting from difficulty in digesting food
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jejunum
segment of small intestinebetween the duodenum and the ileum
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jejunal
pertaining to the jejunum
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peptic
relating to the stomach and duodenum
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perforation
a hole through the wall of a structure
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stricture
narrowing of a tube
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absorpt
to swallow
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orex
appetite
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cec
cecum
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peps
digestion
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esophag
esophagus
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ile
ileum
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jejun
jejunum
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pept
digestion
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perforat
bore through
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-ia
condition
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an-
without
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dys-
difficult, bad
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in-
in, not
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celiac
relating to the abdominal cavity
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celiac disease
disease caused by a sensitivity to gluten
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gastroenteritis
inflammation of the stomach and intestines
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giardia
parasite that can affect the small intestine
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gluten
insoluble protein found in wheat, barley, and rye
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ileus
dynamic of mechanical obstruction of the small intestine
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intussusception
the slippage of one part of the bowel inside another, causing obstruction of
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celi
abdomen
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ease
normal function
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enter
intestine
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suscept
to take up
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-ac
pertaining to
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-itis
inflammation
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dis-
apart
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intus
within
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bile
fluid secreted by the liver into the duodenum
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bile acids
steroids synthesized from cholesterol
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billary
pertaining to bile or the biliary tract
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bilirubin
bile pigment formed in the liver from hemoglobin
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cirrhosis
extensive fibrotic liver disease
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glycogen
the body's principal carbohydrate reserve, stored in the liver and skeletal muscle
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hepatic
pertaining to the liver
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hepatitis
inflammation of the liver
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jaundice
yellow staining of tissues with bile pigments, including bilirubin
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liver
body's largest organ, located in the right upper quadrant of the abdomen,
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pedal
pertaining to the foot
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provisional diagnosis
a temporary diagnosis pending further examination or testing
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preliminary diagnosis
the determination of the cause of a disease
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cholecystitis
inflammation of the liver
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cholecystectomy
surgical removal of the gallbladder
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choledocholithiasis
presence of a gallstone in the common bile duct
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cholelithiasis
condition of having bile stones
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cholelithotomy
surgical removal of a gallstone
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endocrine
a gland that produces an internal or hormonal substance and secretes it into the blood stream
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exocrine
a gland that secretes substances outwardly through excretory ducts
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gallstone
hard mass of cholesterol, calcium, and bilirubin that can be formed in the gallbladder and bile duct
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gallbladder
receptacle on the inferior surface of the liver for storing bile
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glucagon
hormone that mobilizes glucose from body storage
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insulin
pancreatic hormone that suppresses blood glucose levels and transports glucose into cells
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pancreas
lobulated gland, the head of which is tucked into the curve of the duodenum
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pancreatic
pertaining to the pancreas
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pancreatitis
inflammation of the pancreas
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bil
bile
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cirrh
yellow
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glyc
sugar, glycogen
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hepat
liver
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ped
foot
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provision
provide
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gnosis
knowledge of an abnormal condition
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-rubin
rust colored
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dia-
complete
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chol
bile
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cyst
bladder
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choledoch
common bile duct
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lith
stone
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crine
secrete
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gall
bitter
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gluc
sugar, glucose
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stone
pebble
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agon
to fight
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insul
island
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-iasis
condition
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-tomy
surgical incision
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pancreat
pancreas
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-in
chemical compound
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endo-
within
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celiac disease
disease caused by sensitivity to gluten
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exo-
outward, outside
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diarrhea
abnormally frequent and loose stools
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endoscopy
the use of an endoscope
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endoscope
instrument used to examine the interior of a tubular or hollow organ
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flatus
gas or air expelled through the anus
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flatulence
excessive amount of gas in the stomach and intestines
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glycogen
the body's principal carbohydrate reserve, stored in the liver and skeletal muscle
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malabsorption
inadequate gastrointestinal absorption of nutrients
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portal vein
the vein that carries blood from the intestines to the liver
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starch
complex carbohydrate made of multiple units of glucose attached together
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villus
thin, hairlike projection, particularly of a mucous membrane lining a cavity
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amino acid
the basic building block for protein
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chyle
a milky fluid that results from the digestion and absorption of fats in the small intestine
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Crohn disease
narrowing and thickening
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dysentery
disease with diarrhea, bowel spasms, fever and dehydration
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emulsify
break up into very small droplets to suspend in a solution
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emulsion
the system that contains small droplets suspended in a liquid
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gastroenteritis
inflammation of the stomach and small intestine
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lacteal
a lymphatic vessel carrying chyle away from the intestine
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lactose
the disaccharide in cow's milk
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lactase
enzyme that breaks down lactose to glucose
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lipase
enzyme that breaks down fat
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lipid
general term for all types of fatty compounds
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mineral
inorganic compound usually found in the earth's crust
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anus
terminal opening of the digestive tract through which feces are discharged
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anal
pertaining to the anus
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anorectal junction
the junction between the anus and rectum
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appendix
small blind projection from the pouch of the cecum
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appendicitis
inflammation of the appendix
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appendectomy
surgical removal of the appendix
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colon
the large intestine, extending from the cecum to the rectum
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colic
spasmodic, crampy pains in the abdomen
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colitis
inflammation of the colon
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feces
undigested, waste material discharged from the bowel
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defecation
evacuation of feces from rectum and anus
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fecal
pertaining to feces
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flexure
a bend in structure
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ileum
third portion of the small intestine
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ileocecal sphincter
band of muscle that encircles the junction of ileum and cecum
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rectum
terminal part of the colon from the sigmoid to the anal canal
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sigmoid
shaped like an S
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rectal
pertaining to the rectum
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bowel
another name for intestine
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diverticulum
a pouchlike opening or sac from a tubular structure
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diverticulosis
presence of a number of small pouches in the wall of the large intestine
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diverticulitis
inflammation of the diverticula
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hemorrhoid
dilated rectal vein producing painful anal swelling
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fissure
deep furrow or cleft
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fistula
abnormal passage
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hemorrhoidectomy
surgical removal of a hemorrhoid
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melena
the passage of black, tarry stools
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occult blood
blood that cannot be seen in the stool but is positive on a fecal occult blood test
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hemoccult test
trade name for a fecal occult blood test
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peritoneal
pertaining to the peritoneum
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peritoneum
membrane that lines the abdominal cavity
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peritonitis
inflammation of the peritoneum
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polyp
mass of tissue that projects into the l00umen of the bowel
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polyposis
presence of several polyps
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polypectomy
excision or removal of a polyp
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proctitis
inflammation of the lining of the rectum
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proctologist
a surgical specialist in diseases of the anus and rectum
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angiography
process of recording the image of blood vessels after injection of contrast material
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anoscopy
endoscopic examination of the anus
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aspiration
removal by suction of fluid or gas from a body cavity
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colonoscopy
endoscopic examination of the colon
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cholangiography
x-ray of the bile ducts after injection of a contrast medium
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digital
pertaining to a finger or toe
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enema
an injection of fluid into the rectum
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enteroscopy
the examination of the lining of the digestive tract
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gastroscope
instrument to view the inside of the stomach
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gastroscopy
endoscopic examination of the stomach
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ileoscopy
endoscopic examination of the ileum
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lavage
washing out of a hollow cavity
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panendoscopy
endoscopic examination of the esophagus, stomach, and duodenum
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proctoscopy
examination of the inside of the anus and the rectum by proctoscope or rectoscope
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resection
removal of a specific part of an organ or structure
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sigmoidoscopy
endoscopic examination of the sigmoid colon
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appendectomy
surgical removal of the appendix
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anastomosis
a surgically made union between two tubular structures
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cholecystectomy
surgical removal of the gallbladder
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cholrlithotomy
surgical incision to remove a gallstone
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hernia
protrusion of a structure through the tissue that normally contains it
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inguinal
pertaining to the groin
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hiatal
pertaining to an opening through a structure
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colostomy
artificial opening from the colon to the outside of the body
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ostomy
surgery to create an artificial opening into tubular structure
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ileostomy
artificial opening from the ileum to the outside of the body
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pancreatography
process of recording the structure of the pancreas
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retrograde
reversal of a normal flow
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stoma
artificial opening
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ultrasound
very high frequency sound waves
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antidiarrheal
drug that prevents abnormally frequent and loose stools
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antiemetic
agent that prevents vomiting
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antihistamine
drug that can be used to treat allergic symptoms or preventing vomiting
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cachexia
a general weight loss and wasting of the body
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cannabinoid
a group of chemical compounds, some of which increase appetite and others treat nausea and vomiting
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laxative
an oral agent that promotes the expulsion of feces
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motility
the ability for spontaneous movement
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proton pump inhibitor
agent that blocks production of gastric acid
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stool
the matter discharged in one movement of the bowels