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Med Term Quiz 1

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Ambien, Ambien CR Generic   Zolpidem tartrate  
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Ambien, Ambien CR Drug Class   Hypnotic  
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Ambien, Ambien CR Use   Insomnia  
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Antivert Generic   Meclizine HCl  
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Antivert Drug Class   Antivertigo  
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Antivert Use   vertigo & motion sickness  
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Bactrim Generic   Sulfamethoxazole & Trimethoprim  
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Bactrim Drug Class   Sulfonamide antibacterial  
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Bactrim Use   Infection  
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Bentyl Generic   Dicyclomine HCl  
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Bentyl Drug Class   Anticholinergic, Antispasmodic  
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Bentyl Use   functional & irritable bowel syndrome  
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Biaxin Generic   Clarithromycin  
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Biaxin Drug Class   Macrolide antibiotic  
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Biaxin Use   Infections  
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Cipro Generic   Ciprofloxacin  
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Cipro Drug Class   Fluoroquinolone Antibiotic  
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Cipro Use   Infection  
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Cleocin Generic   Clindamycin HCl  
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Cleocin Drug Class   Antibiotic  
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Cleocin Use   Infection  
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Cymbalta Generic   Duloxetine HCl  
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Cymbalta Drug Class   Antidepressant  
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Cymbalta Use   Depression, diabetic peripheral neuropathy  
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Desyrel Generic   Trazodone HCl  
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Desyrel Drug Class   Antidepressant  
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Desyrel Use   Depression w/ or w/out anxiety  
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Diflucan Generic   Fluconazole  
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Diflucan Drug Class   Antifungal  
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Diflucan Use   Candidiasis  
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Dilantin Generic   Phenytoin sodium  
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Dilantin Drug Class   Antiepileptic  
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Dilantin Use   Seizures  
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Lomotil Generic   Diphenoxylate HCl/ atropine  
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Lomotil Drug Class   Antidiarrheal  
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Lomotil Use   Diarrhea  
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Abdomin/o, Celi/o, Lapar/o   Abdomen  
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An/o   Anus  
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Appendic/o   Appendix  
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Bil/i, Chol/e   Bile  
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Bucc/o   Cheek  
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Cheil/o   Lip  
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Col/o, Colon/o   Colon  
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Cyst/o   Bladder or sac  
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Dent/i   Teeth  
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Doch/o   Duct  
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Duoden/o   Duodenum  
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Enter/o   Small intestine  
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Esophag/o   Esophagus  
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Gastr/o   Stomach  
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Gingiv/o   Gum  
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Gloss/o, Lingu/o   Tongue  
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Hepat/o, Hepatic/o   Liver  
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Herni/o   Hernia  
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Ile/o   Ileum  
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Inguin/o   Groin  
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Jejun/o   Jejunum (empty)  
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Lith/o   Stone  
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Or/o, Stomat/o   Mouth  
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Pancreat/o   Pancreas  
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Peritone/o   Peritoneum  
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Phag/o   Eat or swallow  
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Proct/o   Anus & rectum  
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Pylor/o   Pylorus (gatekeeper)  
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Rect/o   Rectum  
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Sial/o   Saliva  
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Sigmoid/o   Sigmoid colon (resembles s)  
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Steat/o   Fat  
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-emesis   vomiting  
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Oral cavity, mouth   receives food for digestion  
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Salivary glands   Exocrine glands in mouth, Secrete saliva; Parotid, submandibular (submaxillary) , sublingual  
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Cheeks   Lateral walls of the mouth  
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Lips   Fleshy structures surrounding mouth  
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Palate   Roof of mouth, Hard & soft palate  
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Uvula   Projection hanging from back middle of soft palate  
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Tongue   Muscular structure on floor of mouth, Covered by mucous membrane, Held down by frenulum  
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Gums   Tissue covering jaw processes  
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Teeth   Bony projections in jaws for chewing  
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Pharynx   Throat; Food to esophagus; Air to larynx  
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Esophagus   Moves food from pharynx to stomach  
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Stomach   Chemically mixes & prepares food received from esophagus  
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Cardiac sphincter   Opening from esophagus to stomach  
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Pyloric sphincter   Opening from stomach to duodenum  
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Small intestine   Digests food received from stomach; Duodenum, jejunum, ileum  
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Duodenum   1st portion of small intestine  
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Jejunum   2nd portion of small intestine  
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Ileum   3rd portion of small intestine  
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Large intestine   Receives liquid waste products of digestion; Reabsorbs water & minerals; Forms & stores feces for defecation; Cecum, appendix, colon, rectum  
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Cecum   1st part of large intestine  
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Vermiform, appendix   Wormlike projection of lymphatic tissue hanging off cecum  
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Colon   Portions of large intestine extending from cecum to rectum; Ascending, transverse, descending, sigmoid colon  
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Ascending colon   Extends upward from cecum  
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Transverse colon   Extends across from the ascending colon  
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Descending colon   Extends down from transverse colon  
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Sigmoid colon   Resembles S; Terminates at rectum  
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Rectum   Distal (end) portion of large intestine  
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Rectal ampulla   Dilated portion of rectum above anal canal  
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Anus   Opening of rectum outside body  
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Feces   Waste formed by absorption of water in large intestine  
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Defecation   Evacuation of feces from rectum  
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Peritoneum   Membrane surrounding entire abdominal cavity;Parietal & visceral layer  
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Peritoneal cavity   Space between parietal & visceral peritoneum  
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Omentum   Extension of peritoneum attached to stomach & connecting to other abdominal organs  
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Liver   Upper right quadrant; Produces bile; Secretes bile into duodenum during digestion  
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Gallbladder   Stores & concentrates bile  
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Pancreas   Gland; Secretes pancreatic juice into duodenum where it mixes with bile to digest food  
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Biliary ducts   Convey bile; Hepatic, cystic, common bile ducts  
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Hypochondriac regions   Upper lateral regions beneath ribs  
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Epigastric region   Upper middle region below sternum  
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Lumbar region   Middle lateral region  
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Umbilical region   Region of navel  
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Inguinal regions   Lower lateral groin regions  
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Hypogastric regions   Region below navel  
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Anorexia   Loss of appetite  
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Aphagia   Inability to swallow  
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Ascites   Accumulation of fluid in peritoneal cavity  
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Buccal   In the cheek  
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Diarrhea   Frequent loose or liquid stools  
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Constipation   Infrequent or incomplete bowel movements; Hardened, dry stool difficult to pass  
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Dyspepsia   Indigestion  
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Dysphagia   Difficulty in swallowing  
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Eructation   Belch  
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Flatulence   Gas in stomach or intestines  
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Halitosis   Bad breath  
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Hematochezia   Red blood in stool  
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Hematemesis   Vomiting blood  
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Hepatomegaly   Enlargement of liver  
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Hyperbilirubinemia   Excessive level of bilirubin in blood  
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Icterus, Jaundice   Yellow discoloration of skin, sclera, & other tissues, Excessive bilirubin in blood  
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Melena   Dark colored, tarry stool; Old blood  
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Nausea   Feeling sick in the stomach  
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Steatorrhea   Feces containing fat  
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Sublingual, Hypoglossal   Under the tongue  
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Stomatitis   Inflammation of mouth  
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Sialoadenitis   Inflammation of salivary gland  
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Parotiditis, Parotitis   Inflammation of parotid gland; Mumps  
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Cheilitis   Inflammation of lip  
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Glossitis   Inflammation of tongue  
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Ankyloglossia   Defect in tongue; Short, thick frenulum  
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Gingivitis   Inflammation of gums  
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Esophageal varices   Swollen, twisted veins in esophagus, susceptible to ulceration & hemorrhage  
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Gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD)   Backflow of contents of stomach into esophagus; Resulting from abnormal function of lower esophageal sphincterBurning pain in esophagus  
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Pyloric stenosis   Narrowed condition of the pylorus  
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Peptic ulcer disease (PUD)   Sore on mucous membrane of stomach, duodenum, or any other part of GI system exposed to gastric juices; Helicobacter pylori  
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Gastric ulcer   Ulcer located in stomach  
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Duodenal ulcer   Ulcer located in duodenum  
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Gastroenteritis   Inflammation of stomach & small intestine  
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Enteritis   Inflammationof small intestine  
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Ileitis   Inflammation of lower portion of small intestine  
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Colitis   Inflammation of colon  
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Ulcerative colitis   Chronic inflammation of colon along with ulcerations  
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Diverticulum   Abnormal side pocket in GI tract; Related to lack of dietary fiber  
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Diverticulosis   Diverticula in GI tract, esp. in bowel  
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Diverticulitis   Inflammation of diverticula  
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Dysentery   Inflammation of intestine; Frequent, bloody stools caused by bacteria or protozoa  
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Appendicitis   Inflammation of appendix  
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Herni   Protrusion of a part from its normal location  
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Hiatal hernia   protrusion of part of stomach through diaphragm opening  
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Inguinal hernia   protrusion of loop of intestine through layers of abdominal wall in inguinal region  
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Incarcerated hernia   hernia that is swollen & fixed within a sac, causing obstruction  
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Strangulated hernia   hernia that is constricted, cut off from circulationlikely to become gangrenous  
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Umbilical hernia   protrusion of intestine through a weakness in abdominal wall around umbilicus  
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Inussusception   prolapse of one part of intestine into lumen of adjoining part  
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Volvulus   twisting of bowel on itself causing obstruction  
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Polyposis   multiple polyps in intestine & rectum high potential to become malignant  
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Polyp   tumor on a stalk  
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Proctitis   inflammation of rectum & anus  
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Anal fistula   abnormal tubelike passageway from anus that may connect with rectum  
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Hemorrhoid   swollen, twisted vein in anal region  
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Peritonitis   inflammation of peritoneum  
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Hepatitis   inflammation of liver  
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Hepatitis A   infections HAV transmitted orally through fecal contamination of food or water  
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Hepatitis B   HBV transmitted sexually or by exposure to contaminated blood of body fluids  
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Hepatitis C   HCV transmitted by exposure to infected blood  
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Cirrhosis   Chronic disease; Degeneration of liver tissue due to alcoholism or nutritional deficiency  
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Cholangitis   Inflammation of bile ducts  
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Cholecystitis   Inflammation of gallbladder  
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Cholelithiasis   Presence of stones in gallbladder or bile ducts  
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Choledocholithiasis   Presence of stones in common bile duct  
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Pancreatitis   Inflammation of pancreas  
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Biopsy (Bx)   Removal of microscopic study of tissue  
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Incisional Bx   Removal of portion of lesion  
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Excisional Bx   Removal of entire lesion  
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Endoscopy   Examination within body cavity w/ endoscope; GI tract abnormalities, perform biopsy, excision of lesions, dilations of narrowed areas, removal of swallowed objects  
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Esophagoscopy   Exam of esophagus w/ esophagoscope  
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Gastroscopy   Exam of stomach w/ gastroscope  
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Upper GI endoscopy   Exam of lining of esophagus, stomach, duodenum w/ esophagogastroduodenoscopy (EGD) or panendoscopy  
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Endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography (ERCP)   Endoscopic procedure w/ x-ray fluoroscopy to examine ducts of liver, gallbladder, pancreas  
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Laparoscopy   Exam of abdominal cavity with laparoscope; Interventional surgical procedures  
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Peritoneoscopy   Exam of peritoneal cavity w/ peritoneoscope; Examine liver & obtain Bx specimen  
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Colonoscopy   Exam of colon using colonoscope  
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Sigmoidoscopy   Exam of sigmoid colon w/ sigmoidoscope  
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Proctoscopy   Exam of rectum & anus w/ proctoscope  
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Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI)   Nonionizing; Visualize abdominal cavity, identify disease in GI tract  
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Radiography   X-ray imaging; Used to detect condition in GI tract; Upper GI series X-ray of esophagus, stomach, duodenum; Swallowing of contrast medium  
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Barium swallow   X-ray of esophagus only; Locate swallowed objects  
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Fluoroscopy   X-ray using fluorescent screen to visualize structures in motion  
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Small bowel series   X-ray exam of small intestine; In conjunction w/ upper GI series  
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Lower GI barium enema   X-ray of colon after administration of enema containing contrast medium  
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Computed tomography (CT) of abdomen   Cross-sectional x-ray; Identify condition of GI tract  
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Cholangiogram   X-ray of bile ducts; During surgery  
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Cholecystogram   X-ray of gallbladder after oral ingestion of iodine  
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Sonography   Ultrasound imaging  
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Abdominal sonogram   Detect disease in organs & vascular structures of abdomen  
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Endoscopic sonography   Examine body cavity; Make sonographic images of structures & tissues  
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Stool culture & sensitivity (C&S)   Isolation of stool specimen in culture medium; Identify disease causing organisms  
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Stool occult blood study   Chemical test of stool specimen; Detect presence of blood; Positive findings indicate bleeding in GI tract  
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Cheiloplasty   Repair of the lip  
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Glossectomy   Excision of tongue  
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Glossorrhaphy   Suture of tongue  
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Esophagoplasty   Repair of esophagus  
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Gastrectomy   Partial or complete removal of stomach  
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Gastric resection   Partial removal & repair of stomach  
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Gastroenterostomy   Formation of artificial opening between stomach & small intestine  
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Abdominocentesis, Paracentesis   Puncture of abdomen for aspiration of fluid  
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Laparotomy   Incision of abdomen  
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Laparoscopic surgery   Abdominal surgery using laparoscope  
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Herniorrhaphy, Hernioplasty   Repair of hernia  
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Colostomy   Creation of opening in colon through abdominal wall to create an abdominal anus; Allow stool to bypass diseased portion of colon  
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Anastomosis   Union of 2 hollow vessels; Technique of bowel surgery  
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Ileostomy   Creation of opening on abdomen to which end of ileum is attached; Provides passageway for ileal discharges  
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Appendectomy   Excision of diseased appendix  
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Incidental appendectomy   Removal of appendix during abdominal surgery for another procedure  
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Polypectomy   Excision of polyps  
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Proctoplasty   Repair of anus & rectum  
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Anal fistulectomy   Excision of an anal fistula  
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Hemorrhoidectomy   Excision of hemorrhoids  
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Hepatic lobectomy   Excision of liver lobe  
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Cholecystectomy   Excision of gallbladder  
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Laparoscopid cholecystectomy   Excision of gallbladder through laparoscope  
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Cholelithotomy   Incision for removal of gallstones  
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Choledocholithotomy   Incision of common bile duct for extraction of gallstones  
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Pancreatectomy   Excision of pancreas  
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Gastric lavage   Oral insertion of tube into stomach for exam & Tx; Remove blood clots from stomach or monitor bleeding  
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Nasogastric (NG) intubation   Insertion of tube through nose into stomach  
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Antacid   Drug neutralizing stomach acid  
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Antiemetic   Drug preventing or stopping vomiting  
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Antispasmodic   Drug decreasing motility in GI tract to arrest spasm or diarrhea  
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Cathartic   Drug causing movement of bowels; laxative  
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