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Chp 14 Med Terms
Gastrointestinal System Q and A
Question | Answer |
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Burning pain in the esophagus cause by backflow of contents of the stomach into the esophagus due to abnormal function of the lower esophageal sphincter is called | gastroesophageal reflux disease |
PUD is an abbreaviation for | peptic ulcer disease |
The combining form meaning eat or swallow | phago |
An incision in the abdomen is termed | laparoscopy |
Bx is an abbreviation for | biopsy |
The ileum is the ________ portion of the ________. | third/small intestine |
pylorus means | gatekeeper |
Which of the following stores bile | gallbladder |
Capsule endoscopy is performed to examine the | small intestine |
The ________ regions of the abdomen are the middle lateral portions. | lumbar |
The combining form meaning stone is | lith/o |
Enlargement of the liver is called | hepatomegaly |
Enterocele is a protrustion or hernia of which structure? | small intestine |
Diverticulosis is described as | abnormal side pockets in the gastrointestinal tract |
An accumulation of fluid in the peritoneal cavity describes | ascites |
A laparoscope is an instrument used to examine the | abdomen |
Dark, tarry stool is called | melena |
The opening of the stomach into the duodenum is the | pyloric sphincter |
The term for difficulty swallowing is | dysphagia |
Cheilitis is inflammation of the | lip |
Gloss/o means | tongue |
The combining form in celiac means | abdomen |
A cathartic drug is also called a | laxative |
Incision of the common bile duct for extraction of gallstones is called | choledocholithotomy |
Hepat/o is a combining form meaning | liver |
C & S is an abbreviation for | culture and sensitivity |
Emesis means | vomiting |
Which region of the abdomen is below the navel | hypogastric |
Opening the colon to create an abdominal anus is called | colostomy |
Suture of the tongue is called | glossorrhaphy |
The term that describes a diminished appetite is | anorexia |
Red blood in the stool is called | hematochezia |
Steatolysis describes the breakdown of | fat |
A cholecystogram is radiography of the | gallbladder |
The presence of stones in the gallbladder is | cholelithiasis |
The ______________ is a muscular tube that moves food. | esophagus |
Inflammation of the appendix is called | appendicitis |
Another term for jaundice is | icterus |
What combining form means stomach | gastr/o |
A drug that prevents or stops vomiting is called | antiemetic |
The _____________ is the first portion of the small intestine | duodenum |
What test is used to detect melena? | stool cooult blood study |
Bariatric surgery is done to treat | obesity |
Dental pertains to | tooth |
Inflammation of the lower portion of the small intestine is called | ileitis |
The combining form meaning duct is | doch/o |
The evacuation of feces from the rectum is called | defecation |
An abnormal tubelike passageway from the anus that may connect with the rectum is called | anal fistula |
The ____________ is in the upper right quadrant. | liver |
What forms the roof of the mouth | the palate |
Cyst/o is a combining form meaning | sac |
Gastric resection describes | partial removal and repair of the stomach |
Procto/o refers | to the anus and the rectum |
The presence of bile stones is called | cholelithiasis |
Inflammation of the gallbladder is called | cholecystitis |
The medical term for belch is | eructation |
Endoscopic inspection of the anus and rectum is termed | proctoscopy |
A lower gastrointestional series is also called | barium enema |
Insertion of a tube through the nose into the stomach is nasogastric _____________. | intubation |
Which of the following resembles an "s" | sigmoid colon |
An inflammation of the lip is termed | cheilitis |