Unit 7- Gastroenterology Flashcards
stomat/o
mouth
dent/o, odont/o
teeth
gloss/o, lingu/o
tongue
cheil/o
lips
gingiv/o
gums
esophag/o
esophagus
gastr/o
stomach
enter/o
small intestine
duoden/o
duodenum
jejun/o
jejunum
ile/o
ileum
col/o
large intestine
sigmoid/o
sigmoid colon
rect/o
rectum
proct/o
anus and rectum
hepat/o
liver
cholecyst/o
gallbladder
pancreat/o
pancreas
stomatitis
inflammation of the mouth
stomatoplasty
surgical repair of the mouth
stomatalgia
pain in the mouth
stomatorrhagia
hemorrhage of the mouth
stomatomycosis
condition of mouth fungus
stomatopathy
disease of the mouth
stomatoscope
instrument for examining the mouth
stomatoscopy
process of examining with stomatoscope
glossitis
inflammation of the tongue
glossectomy
excision of the tongue
glossalgia
pain in the tongue
glossal
pertaining to the tongue
hypoglossal or sublingual
under the tongue
hypoglossal vs sublingual
hypoglossal- Greek
sublingual- Latin
glossoptosis
prolapse of the tongue
glossoscopy
examination of the tongue
glossoplegia
paralysis of tongue
cheilitis
inflammation of the lips
cleiloplasty
surgical repair of the lips
cheilotomy
incision of the lips
cheilosis
condition or disorder of the lips
cheilostomatoplasty
plastic surgery of the lips and mouth
gingivitis
inflammation of the gums
gingivalgia
gum pain
gingivectomy
excision of gum tissue
gingivoglossitis
inflammation of the gums and tongue
linguogingival
tongue and gums
mastication
process of chewing
ingestion
process of swallowing
digestion
chemical breakdown of food
absorption
movement of nutrients from intestine to the blood
defecation
expelling solid waste
feces or stool
solid waste material
fecal occult blood
Blood in the feces that is difficult to see
Guaiac test can be done to detect in sputum, gastric secretion, or feces
Positive result may indicate infection, ulcers, polyps, tumors that are bleeding
eso-
in or toward
phag/o
swallow
stenosis
condition of narrowing that may occur in a tube or passageway
mitral stenosis
narrowing of mitral valve opening in heart
esophagostenosis
narrowing of the esophagus
paraesophageal hernia
herniation around the esophagus
esophagogastric, gastroesophageal
pertaining to the esophagus and stomach
gastrorrhagia
stomach hemorrhage
gastritis
Inflammation of the stomach
H. pylori is common cause
Transmitted through contamination with gastrointestinal substances such as vomit or feces
gastric, gastral
pertaining to the stomach
-ectasia, ectasis
stretching or dilation
gastrectasia
stretching/dilation of stomach
gastroenteroptosis
prolapse of the stomach and small intestine
enter/o
small intestine
enteritis
inflammation of the intestine
gastroenterology
internal medicine specialty that studies diseases of the stomach and intestine
dysentery
disorder of the intestine characterized by inflammation, pain, and diarrhea
gastroenteric
pertaining to the stomach and small intestine
enterorrhagia
hemorrhage of the small intestine
hiatal hernia
hernia through diaphragm
enterocele
intestinal hernia
enteroclysis
washing or irrigation of the small intestine
uses contrast media to better view small intestines on x-ray
-clysis
washing or irrigation
enteroplegia
paralysis of small intestine
enterectasia
dilation of the small intestine
enteroptosis
prolapse of the small intestine
enterocentesis
surgical puncture of the small intestine
appendic/o
appendix
appendicitis
inflammation of the appendix
appendectomy
excision of the appendix
appendices
plural of appendix
colic, colonic
pertaining to the colon
colocentesis
surgical puncture of the colon
colopexy
surgical fixation of the colon
colostomy
making a new opening into the colon
coloptosis
prolapse of the colon
diverticula
outpouchings or pockets that develop in the colon wall
diverticulosis
presence of diverticula
diverticulitis
inflammation of the diverticula caused by food getting trapped in the pockets, putrefying, and irritating the tissues
coloclysis
irrigation of the colon
gastroclysis
irrigation of the stomach
enteroscope
instrument to examine the small intestine
sigmoidoscope
instrument used to examine the sigmoid colon
sigmoidoscopy
procedure of using a sigmoidoscope
rectal
pertaining to the rectum
rectocele
rectal hernia
rectoclysis
washing or irrigation or the rectum
rectoscope
instrument for examining the rectum
colorectal
pertaining to the colon and rectum
rectoscopy
examining the rectum with a rectoscope
rectoplasty
plastic surgery of the rectum
rectorrhaphy
suturing of the rectum
rectourethral
pertaining to the rectum and urethra
rectocystotomy
incision of the bladder through the rectum
proct/o
combining form for anus and rectum
proctologist
one who specializes in diseases of the anus and rectum
proctology
study of diseases of the anus and rectum
proctoclysis
washing or irrigation of anus and rectum
proctoplegia
paralysis of the anus and rectum
proctoscopy
examination using proctoscope
proctorrhaphy
suturing of the rectum and anus
proctopexy
surgical fixation of the rectum and anus
catharsis
purification, emotional release from anxiety caused by repressed events
cathartics
Laxatives
Cause liquification of stool or relaxation of bowel to ease defecation/produce physical relief
Constipation
to withhold or press together
heparin
produced by liver to affect blood-clotting mechanism
hepatic
pertaining to the liver
hepatomegaly
enlargement of the liver
hepatoscopy
inspection of the liver
hepatopathy
disease of the liver
hepatotomy
incision into the liver
hepatectomy
excision of (part of) the liver
hepatitis
inflammation of the liver
hepatitis B
serious condition of liver caused by viral infection
can get vaccine
hepatitis A
acute infection associated with food or water contaminated by human waste
hepatitis C
chronic condition usually passed through the blood
pancreatic
pertaining to the pancreas
pancreatolysis
destruction of the pancreatic tissue
pancreatolith
stone or calculus in the pancreas
pancreatopathy
pancreatic disease
pancreatectomy
excision of part or all of the pancreas
pancreatotomy
incision into the pancreas
cholecystograph
x-ray of the gallbladder
pancreatitis
inflammation of the pancreas
cholecystitis
inflammation of the gallbladder
endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography
ERCO
Inserting a cannula/tube into common bile or pancreatic duct and introducing contrast media and taking x-ray
-ase
enzyme
lipase
breaks down fats into fatty acids
amylase
starch to glucose (simple sugar)
lactase
breaks down lactose into glucose (simple sugar)
lactose intolerant lack this enzyme
carb/o
present of a carbon compound
carbohydrate
contain carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen
obesity
overeating and lack of exercise
bar/o
refers to weight
bariatrics
medical specialty that treats obesity
overeating disorder may increase risk of
hypertension and arthritis
hepatorrhagia
hemorrhage of the liver
hepatorrhaphy
suture of a wound of the liver
hepatocele
hernia of the liver
hepatodynia
pain in the liver
hepatolith
stone in the liver
atresia
no perforated/not opened
opening normally found in a structure fails to develop
biliary atresia
condition in which bile ducts are not open
intestinal atresia
part of intestine is closed
esophageal atresia
esophagus closed
mitral atresia
congenital closure of mitral valve
cirrhosis of the liver
result of malnutrition, alcoholism, poisoning, or history of hepatitis
splen/o
spleen
splenectomy
excision of the spleen
splenomegaly
enlargement of the spleen
splenoptosis
prolapse of the spleen
splenopexy
surgical fixation of the spleen
splenopathy
disease of the spleen
splenorrhaphy
suture of the spleen
splenorrhagia
hemorrhage from the spleen
splenalgia
pain in the spleen
splenic
pertaining to the spleen
anastomosis
surgical connection between tubular structures
esophagoduodenostomy
anastomosis between esophagus and duodenum after a gastrectomy
gastroenterocolostomy
anastomosis between stomach, small intestine, and large intestine
esophagogastrostomy
anastomosis between esophagus and stomach
enterocholecystostomy
anastomosis between small intestine and gallbladder
jejunoileitis
inflammation of jejunum and ileum
cholecystoduodenostomy
new opening between duodenum and gall bladder
esophagogastroduodenoscopy (EGD)
examination of esophagus, stomach, and duodenum
cholangiopancreatography
x-ray of biliary and pancreatic ducts