Gastrointestinal System - D&D CF Flashcards by Ben Logsdon | Brainscape

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orex/o-

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appetite

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cheil/o-

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lip

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lith/o-

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stone

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aphth/o-

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ulcer

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pyr/o-

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fire; burning

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hemat/o-

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blood

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regurgitat/o-

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flow backward

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cancer/o-

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cancer

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aden/o-

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gland

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operat/o-

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perform a procedure; surgery

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intussuscep/o-

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to receive within

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rotat/o-

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rotate

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diverticul/o-

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diverticulum

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spast/o-

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spasm

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polyp/o-

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polyp

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hemorrh/o-

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a flowing of blood

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constip/o-

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compacted feces

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obstip/o-

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severe constipation

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flatul/o-

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flatus (gas)

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contin/o-

A

hold together

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steat/o-

A

fat

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perfor/o-

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to have an opening

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adhes/o-

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to stick to

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incarcer/o-

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to imprison

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hiat/o-

A

gap; opening

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ventr/o-

A

front; abdomen

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umbilic/o-

A

umbilicus; navel

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omphal/o-

A

umbilicus; navel

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inguin/o-

A

groin

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incis/o-

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to cut into

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ascit/o-

A

ascites

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cirrh/o-

A

yellow

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vir/o-

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virus

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infect/o-

A

disease within

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splen/o-

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spleen

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jaund/o-

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yellow

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obstruct/o-

A

blocked by a barrier

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cellul/o-

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cell