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Mohammed/Chapter11
Question | Answer |
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or/o, | mean mouth. |
stomat/o | mean mouth. |
dent/o, | mean tooth. |
odont/o x | mean tooth. |
gingiv/o | means gum |
gloss/o, | mean tongue. |
lingu/o x | mean tongue. |
esophag/o | means esophagus. |
gastr/o | means stomach. |
enter/o | means intestine. |
duoden/o | means duodenum. |
jejun/o | means jejunum. |
ile/o | means ileum. |
col/o, | mean colon. |
colon/o | mean colon. |
sigmoid/o | means sigmoid colon. |
rect/o | rectum |
an/o | means anus. |
sial/o | means saliva. |
bil/i, | mean bile. |
chol/e | mean bile. |
abdomin/o, | mean abdomen. |
celi/o, | mean abdomen. |
lapar/o | mean abdomen. |
cyst/o | means bladder. |
doch/o | means duct. |
hepat/o, | mean liver. |
hepatic/o | mean liver. |
pancreat/o | means pancreas. |
peritone/o | means peritoneum. |
BE – | barium enema |
NGT | – nasogastric tube |
BM | – bowel movement |
N&V – | nausea and vomiting |
EGD – | esophagogastroduodenoscopy |
ERCP – | endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography |
EUS | – endoscopic ultrasound |
FOBT | – fecal occult blood test |
LFT – | liver function test |
GB | – gallbladder |
GI | – gastrointestinal |
UGI | – upper gastrointestinal |
GERD | – gastroesophageal reflux disease |
PUD | – peptic ulcer disease |
NGT | – nasogastric tube |
NPO | – nothing by mouth (nihil per os) |
PEG – | percutaneous endoscopic gastrostomy |
PEJ | – percutaneous endoscopic jejunos |
LUQ | left upper quadrant |
RUQ | – right upper quadrant |
LLQ | left lower quadrant |
RLQ | – right lower quadrant |
Ascites | an abnormal accumulation of fluid in the abdomen |
fecal occult blod test | it is a test to detect microscopic blood in the stool . |
peritoneum | it is a membrane that lining the wall of the abdomen |
hernia | bulge or protrusion of an organ through the structure or muscle that usually contains it. |
accessory organ | structure that assist the functionality of other organs in a system |
chyme | the semifluid mass of partly digested food passed from the stomach into the duodenum. |