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Alimentary canal   intestinal tract  
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appendectomy   removal of the appendix  
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appendicitis   inflammation of the appendix  
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bile   secretion of the liver, greenish-yellow with a bitter taste  
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bolus   a mass of masticated food ready to be swallowed  
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cecum   beginning ascending portion of large intestine forms blind pouch at the junction w/ small intestine  
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chyme   mixture of partially digested food & secretions, found in stomach and small intestines  
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cholecystectomy   removal of the gallbladder  
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cholelithiasis   stone in the gallbladder  
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cirrhosis   inflammation and hardening of tissues or organs, especially liver  
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colitis   inflammation of the colon  
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colostomy   incision in the colon to make opening  
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constipation   sluggish action of the bowels  
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crohns disease   inflammation of the GI tract w/ debilitating symptoms  
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cystic   pertaining to a cyst  
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defecate   to pass stool or move bowels  
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diarrhea   breaking down food  
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diverticulitis   inflammation of the diverticula  
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emesis   vomit  
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enzyme   complex substance produced by the body, to break down foods, etc.  
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esophagus   collapsible tube from pharynx to stomach, to pass food and water  
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fissure   ulcer, split, crack, tear in tissue  
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fistula   abnormal tube-like passage from a normal cavity or absess to a free surface  
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gallbladder   small sac suspended beneath the liver that concentrates and stores bile  
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gastric   pertaining to the stomach  
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gastrointestinal   pertaining to the stomach and intestines  
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gastroscopy   exam of the stomach with a gastroscope  
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hemorrhoids   varicose veins of the anal canal  
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hernia   a projection of a part from its normal location  
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herniorrhaphy   surgical repair of a hernia  
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hydrochloric acid   digestive juices found in the stomach  
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ileocecal   the valve between the end of the small intestines and cecum.  
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ileostomy   surgical opening from ileum onto the abdominal wall  
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jaundice   yellow-ish color of sclera and skin due to pigments of bile in the blood  
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liver   largest gland in the body  
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nausea   an inclination to vomit  
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pancreas   organ secretes insulin and pancreatic digestive juices  
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pancreatitis   inflammation of pancreas  
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peptic   pertaining to digestion, or ulcer of upper digestive tract  
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peristalsis   wave-like muscular movement  
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polyp   tumor with pedicle, esp. on membranes  
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reflux   return or backflow  
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sigmoidoscopy   inspection of sigmoid w/ an instrument  
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stenosis   narrowing or constriction of a passage or opening  
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stomach   dilated sac-like distensible portion of the alimentary canal below esophagus and before small intestines  
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stool   bowel movement, feces  
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ulcer   an open lesion on the skin or membrane  
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vermiform appendix   the appendix and small tube attached to cecum  
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villi   tiny projections from a surface  
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vomit   to expel contents of the stomach through the mouth.  
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digestion   breaking down food  
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flatus   intestinal gas  
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hepatitis   inflammation of the liver  
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varices   enlarged, twisted veins  
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