gastrointestinal system Flashcards
mouth
or/o
stomat/o
gums
gingiv/o
tooth fairy
dent/o
odont/o
tongue
gloss/o
lingu/o
intestines
enter/o
duodenum
duoden/o
first of 3 sections
name means “twelve” (fact that it is length of 12 fingers)
jejunum
jejun/o
second of the small intestine parts
means “empty” , found empty during dissection
ileum
ile/o
3rd part of the small intestine, means “groin” and refers to fact it is in lower abdomen
colon (large intestine)
col/o , colon/o
it starts at the bottom of abdomen
has ascending ^, colon, the transverse >< colon, and the descending colon (going down)
sigmoid colon
sigmoid/o
at the end of the colon before the rectum starts
rectum
rect/o
means “straight” , final portion of the colon before it arrives at the anus
anus
an/o
spinchter or muscle at the end of the intestines that allow passage for feces
anus and rectum
proct/o
ano (anus), recto (rectum)
procto includes both of these terms
what is the role of the liver?
gets rid of dangerous toxins, role in energy storage makes substance to break down fat in GI tract called bile
where is bile sent off to?
the small intestine and storage gland called gallbladder
what does the pancreas do?
it makes chemicals known as enzymes that break apart proteins, fats and carbs
saliva
sial/o
necessary to taste food
bile (gall)
bil/i , chol/e
required for the body to digest food
abdomen
abdomin/o , celi/o, lapar/o
bladder
cyst/o
once bile is produced in the liver, where does it get stored?
in the gallbladder
duct
doch/o
pancreas
pancreat/o
peritoneum
peritone/o
lines the abdominal cavity and organs
peri means around teneo means stretch
what is the objective magnification of the scanning, low dry and high dry conditions of the microscope?
4x, 10x, 40x
aerodontalgia
aer/odont/algia
air/tooth/pain
tooth pain caused by exposure to air
aphagia
a/phagia
no/eat
inability to eat
dentalgia
dent/algia
tooth/pain
tooth pain
dyspepsia
dys/peps/ia
bad/digestion/condition
bad digestion
eupepsia
eu/pep/sia
good/digestion/condition
good digestion
gastralgia
gastr/algia
stomach pain
gingivalgia
gingiv/algia
gum/pain
gum pain
gingiviostomatitis
gingivio/stomat/itis
gum/mouth/inflammation
inflammation of the mouth and gums
hematemesis
hemat/emesis
blood/vomiting
vomiting blood
hyperemesis
hyper/emesis
over/vomiting
excessive vomiting
stomatitis
stomat/itis
mouth/inflammation
inflammation of the mouth
stomatodynia
stomato/dynia
mouth/pain
mouth pain
dysentery 💩
dys/enter/y
bad/intestine/condition
another name for diarrhea
enterodynia
entero/dynia
intestine/pain
pain in the intestines
hemorrhoid
inflammation of the veins surrounding the anus
cholecystalgia
chole/cyst/algia
bile/bladder/pain
pain in the gallbladder
icterus
another name for jaundice
siallorrhea
sialo/rrhea
saliva/excessive discharge
excessive salivation
gastroparesis
gastro/paresis
stomach/partial paralysis
partial paralysis of the stomach
gingivoglossitis
gingivo/gloss/itis
gum/tongue/inflammation
inflammation of the gums and tongue
glossopegia
glosso/pegia
tongue/paralysis
paralysis of the tongue
odontoclasis
odonto/clasis
tooth/break
breaking of a tooth
stomatogastric
stomato/gastr/ic
mouth/stomach/pertaining to
pertaining to the mouth and stomach
stomatosis
stomat/osis
mouth/condition
mouth condition
anophony
ano/phony
anus/sound
sound from the anus
flatus
medical term for passing gas
steatorrhea
steato/rrhea
fat/discharge
excessive fat discharged in the feces
biligenesis
bili/genesis
bile/creation
formation of bile
cholelith
chole/lith
bile/stone
gallstone ; literally a “stone in the bile”
sialoangiectasis
sialo/angi/ectasis
saliva/vessel/expansion
over expansion of the salivary muscles
cholangiogram
chol/angio/gram
bile/vessel/record
record of the bile vessels (ducts)
cholangiography
chol/angio/graphy
bile/vessel/writing procedure
procedure for mapping the bile vessels (ducts)
cholecystogram
chole/cysto/gram
bile/bladder/record
record of the bile (gall) bladder
anosigmoidoscopy
ano/sigmoido/scopy
anus/sigmoid/looking procedure
procedure for looking at the anus and sigmoid colon
laparascope
laparo/scope
abdomen/instrument to look
instrument for looking inside the abdomen
proctoscope
procto/scope
anus/rectum/instrument to look
instrument for looking at the anus and rectum
dentifrice
denti/frice
tooth/rub
toothpaste
proctologist
procto/logist
anus/rectum/specialist
specialist in the anus, rectum and colon
epigastric
epi/gastr/ic
upon/stomach/pertaining to
upper center portion of the abdomen
hypochondriac
hypo/chondr/iac
beneath/cartilage/pertaining to
upper side portions of the abdomen
hypogastric
hypo/gastr/ic
beaneath/stomach/pertaining to
lower center portion of the abdomen
inguinal
inguin/al
groin/pertaining to
lower side portions of the abdomen
lumbar
lumb/ar
loin/pertaining to
middle side portions of the abdomen
umbilical
umbilic/al
belly button/pertaining to
middle center portion of the abdomen
gastroenteritis
gastro/enter/itis
stomach/intestine/inflammation
inflammation of the stomach, intestines
gingival hyperplasia
gingiv/al/hyper/plasia
gum/pertaining to/over/formation
over formation of gum tissue
glossopathy
glosso/pathy
tongue/disease
disease of the tongue
glossotrichia
glosso/trich/ia
tongue/hair/condition
overdevelopment of bumps on the tongue, making the tongue appear to be hairy
periodontitis
peri/odont/itis
around/tooth/inflammation
inflammation of region around the teeth
pyloric stenosis
pylor/ic/sten/osis
gatekeeper/pertaining to/narrowing/condition
narrowing of the spinchter at the base of the stomach
stomatomycosis
stomato/myc/osis
mouth/fungus/condition
fungus condition of the mouth
stomatosis
stomat/osis
mouth/condition
mouth condition
eneterocele
entero/cele
intestine/hernia
hernia of the intestines
fistula
any abnormal passageway in the body that shouldn’t be there
anal fistula
an/al fistula
anus/pertaining to
pipe
abnormal opening between the rectum and the external perianal skin
ileitis
ile/itis
ileum/inflammation
inflammation of the ileum
proctitis
proct/itis
anus/rectum/inflammation
inflammation of the anus and rectum
proctopsis
procto/ptosis
anus/rectum/drooping condition
downward displacement of the rectum and anus
celiomyositis
celio/myos/itis
abdomen/muscle/inflammation
inflammation of the abdominal muscle
cholangitis
chol/ang/itis
bile/vessel/inflammation
inflammation of the bile vessels/ducts
cholecystitis
chole/cyst/itis
bile/bladder/inflammation
inflammation of the bile/gallbladder
choledochocele
chole/docho/cele
bile/duct/tumor
hernia of the common bile duct
choledocholithiasis
chole/docho/lith/iasis
bile/duct/stone/presence
presence of a stone in a common bile duct
cholelithiasis
chole/lith/iasis
bile/stone/presence
presence of a gallstone
cirrhosis
liver disease named for the change of color in the liver
lapaocele
laparo/cele
Abdomen/tumor
Abdominal hernia
sialolithisis
sialo/lith/iasis
saliva/stone/presence
presence of salivary stones
cholangioma
chol/angi/ioma
bile/vessel/tumor
tumor of the bile vessels (ducts)
antacid
ant/acid
against/acid
agent that neutralizes acid
antiemetic
anti/emet/ic
against/vomiting/pertaining to
agent that prevents or relieves nausea or vomiting
cathartic
cathart/ic
cleansing/pertaining to
agent that produces bowel movements
sialgogic
sial/agog/ic
saliva/leading/pertaining to
agent that causes salivation
gastroenteroostomy
gastro/entero/stomy
stomach/intestine/opening
creation of an opening between the stomach and the intestines
anastomosis
ana/stom/osis
up/out/mouth/condition
creation of an opening; a sx procedure connecting two previously unconnected hollow tubes
hemicolectomy
hemi/col/ectomy
half/colon/removal
sx removal of half a portion of the colon
heniorrhappy
hernio/rrhapy
hernia/suture
suture of a hernia
ileocolostomy
ileo/colo/stomy
ileum/colon/opening
creation of an opening between the ileum and the colon
PROCTO prefix means what?
rectum and anus
rectopexy
recto/pexy
rectum/fixation
sx fixation of the rectum
abdominocentesis
abdomino/centesis
abdomen/puncture
puncture of the abdomen (usually for the purpose of withdrawing fluid)
CELIO means what?
abdomen
cholangiogastrotomy
chol/angio/gastro/stomy
bile/vessel/stomach/opening
creation of an opening between the bile vessel (ducts) and the stomach
cholecystectomy
chole/cyst/ectomy
bile/bladder/removal
sx removal of the bile (gall) bladder
choledochoenterostomy
chole/docho/entero/stomy
bile/duct/intestine/opening
creation of an opening between (common) bile duct and the intestine
chole and docho meanings? prefixes?
bile and duct
cholelithitripsy
chole/litho/trips/y
bile/stone/rub/procedure
crushing of bile (gall) stones
laparoenterostomy
laparo/entero/stomy
abdomen/intestine/opening
creation of an opening between the abdomen and the intestines
laparoscopic sx
laparo/scop/ic
abdomen/look/pertaining to
use of a laparoscope to perform minimally invasive sx
sialodenectomy
sialo/aden/ectomy
saliva/gland/removal
sx removal of a salivary gland
stomato prefix means what?
mouth
BE
barium enema
BM
bowel movement
CCE
cholecystectomy
EGD
esophagogastroduodenoscopy
ERCP
endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography
EUS
endoscopic ultrasound
FOBT
fecal occult blood test
HAV, HBV, HCV
Hep A, Hep B, Hep C
LFT
liver function test
NGT
nasogastric tube
NPO
nothing by mouth (nihil per OS)
N&V
nausea and vomiting
PEG
percutaneous endoscopic gastrostromy
PEJ
percutaneous endoscopic jejunostomy
PUD
peptic ulcer disease
RLQ
right lower quadrant
RUQ
right upper quadrant
LLQ
left lower quadrant
LUQ
left upper quadrant
UGI
upper gastrointestinal