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Vocabulary/wkbk

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ABSORPTION   show
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show pathological, surgical, or traumatic formation of an opening between two normally separated organs or spaces  
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show abnormal collection of fluid in the abdominal cavity  
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show a secretion of the liver that emulsifies fat, preparing them for further digestion and absorptionin the small intestine  
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show combining form that mean bile  
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show a white liquid theat consists of products of digestion, chiefly emusified fats, that passes through the small intestine and into the lymphatic system  
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CHYME   show
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show prefix or combining form meaning bladder  
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show combinig form meaning intestine  
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show suffix meaning removal of  
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show surgical removal  
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show cut made with a sharp instrument  
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LYSIS   show
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show tissue death  
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show suffix meaning tumor  
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-OSTOMY   show
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show suffix meaning to make an incision into  
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PARIETAL   show
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show rhythmic contractions of smooth muscle layers that force food through the GI tract, urine through the ureter, and bile through the common bile duct  
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PERITONEUM   show
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show venous system that carries blood to a second cappillary bed prior to returning the blood to general circulation  
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-STASIS   show
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show narrowing or constriction  
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show a crater-like lesion that is usually circular in shape and penetrates the skin; maybe very deep, resulting from infections or malignant disease processes  
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VISCERA   show
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show liver head of the pancreas duodenum gallbladder  
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show most of the stomach tail of the pancreas spleen  
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show appendix sigmoid colon cecum  
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organs in the LLQ   show
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identify where the bilateral abdominocrural creases are located   show
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show pancreas and parts of the duodenum and the colon  
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perirenal contains   show
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show no organs  
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cardia   show
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show produces hydochloric acid  
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corpus   show
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antrum   show
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show food storage area before it passes in the duodenum  
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the biliary tree outlined during an intraoperative cholangiogram may include   show
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show controls flow of bile into the duodenum  
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identify the ducts that transport enzymes from the pancreas to duodenum   show
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where are the islets of langerhans located, and what is their function   show
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list the functions that are performed by the cells of the liver   show
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an indirect hernia occurs at the ______ ______ ring and may extend to the ______ ______ ring   show
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a direct hernia occurs within   show
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a femoral hernia occurs as a defect in the   show
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show above  
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show below  
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show normal veins that become elongated, dilated, and tortuous  
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identify the major function of the thyroid gland   show
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results in tetany   show
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show diverticulum  
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mucosal growth considered a precursor to dysplasia   show
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telescoping of interstine within itself   show
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twisting of bowel   show
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occurs in the sacrococcygeal area with sinus formation   show
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difficulty swallowing due to motility disorder   show
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hiatal hernia causing mucosal trauma   show
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show fistula-in-ano  
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congenital outpouching located in the lieum   show
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show crohn's disease  
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surgical intervention for prolonged intubation   show
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show splenectomy  
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show thyroidectomy  
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show appendectomy  
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multicentric ductal carcinoma, male or female   show
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severe crohn's disease   show
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show whipple  
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show mastectomy  
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laveration of the spleen   show
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defect in abdominal wall affecting structures of spermatic cord, scarpa's fascia, cremaster muscle   show
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show pantaloon  
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occurs usually at esophageal hiatus   show
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show inguinal  
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acquired defect that occurs in hesselbach's triangle   show
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show umbilical  
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entrapment of organs, which cannot be returned to abdomen   show
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show femoral  
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occurs on anterior abdominal wall   show
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usually congenital along spermatic cord   show
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show incarcerated  
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show platellets  
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show reverse trendelenburg  
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position for esophagectomy   show
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position for pilonidal cystectomy   show
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show supine  
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show trendelenburg  
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instrument used in grasping hemorrhoids   show
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clamps for occlusion of intestines   show
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show penrose drain  
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fistula incision guide   show
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forceps used to remove stones from duct   show
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show potts smith scissors  
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show j-shaped guidewire  
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show ochsner gb trocar  
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show bakes dilator  
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allows direct visualization placement of umbilical port   show
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what is required for a liver resection or liver laceration-yankauer tip   show
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show babcock tissue forceps  
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show nerve hook  
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used to maintain or enlarge size of esophagus   show
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biopsy needle or tru-cut for liver biopsy   show
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closuremucosal layer of intestinal anastomosis   show
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show pursestring stitch  
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show mesh  
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vessel or duct closure using applier to place clips   show
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show EEA or intraluminal stapler  
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closure serosal layer of intestinal anastomosis   show
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single application for resection of diseased bowel   show
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clamp, clamp, cut, _______ to control bleeding   show
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used to reestablish negative pressure after procedure   show
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show large chromic blunt needle  
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diagnosis neuromuscular diseases   show
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show billroth I  
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show pyloroplasty  
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removal of breast, pectoralis major, and axillary nodes   show
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lobectomy-careful of recurrent laryngeal nerve   show
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show splenorrhaphy  
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gastrojejunostomy (antrectomy/duodenectomy)   show
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show roux-en-y  
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show gastrostomy  
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show sclerotherapy  
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mobilization of jejunum-anasotmosis/side branch   show
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show tracheostomy  
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show modified radical mastectomy  
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pancreaticojejunostomy with gastrojejunostomy and choledochojejunostomy   show
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show provide nutrition, decompress/drain stomach  
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show ligament of treitz  
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show sigmoid surgery  
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show cholecystectomy  
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show esophagoduodenostomy  
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inguinal oblique incision   show
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median incision, more likely to herniated   show
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mcburney incision   show
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bassini-shouldice repair is performed to correct which condition   show
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show bowel resection  
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show liver laceration  
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pass scissors with t-tube for possible alteration   show
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show thyroidectomy  
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show use of linear stapler  
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no air bubbles in contrast media   show
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show tracheostomy  
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show hemorrhoidectomy  
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show appendectomy  
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care with instruments/tissue to prevent seeding; keep sharp blade   show
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