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The Gastrointestinal System

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Term
Definition
show Gastrointestinal System (GI System)  
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show Food, Energy  
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There are three main types of usable food fuel: ______, _______. and __________.   show
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show Mouth, Esophagus, and Stomach  
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The Lower GI tract includes the following parts:   show
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Other organs involved in nutrition:   show
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Or/o   show
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Stamat/o   show
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show Teeth  
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Sial/o   show
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Gingiv/o   show
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show Tooth  
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show Esophagus, stomach  
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Gloss/o   show
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Gastr/o   show
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show Tongue  
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Esophag/o   show
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show Small  
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show 1. Duodenum 2. Jejunum 3. Ileum  
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In the Duodenum, chemicals from the ____ and the ____ mix with the food.   show
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show Jejunum Ileum  
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Once food is passes the Jejunum and Ileum, it passes into the ______ _____   show
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The main role of the large intestine   show
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The Stool passes through the _____, ______. _______, and ______ ____ into the rectum   show
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show Intestines  
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show Duodenum  
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show Jejunum  
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Ile/o   show
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show Colon (Large Instestine)  
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show Sigmoid Colon  
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Rect/o   show
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An/o   show
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Proct/o   show
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show Liver  
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show Liver  
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Bile is sent to 2 places: The ______ ______ and a storage gland called the _________.   show
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The ______ makes chemicals known as enzymes that break apart proteins, fats, and carbohydrates.   show
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Sial/o   show
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Bil/i Chol/e   show
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The GI organs are located the abdomen and are surrounded by a membrane called ___________.   show
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show Abdomen  
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show Bladder  
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Doch/o   show
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Hepat/o Hepatic/o   show
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Pancreat/o   show
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Peritone/o   show
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Stomatodynia   show
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show Inflammation of the mouth  
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Esophalgia   show
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show Stomach Pain  
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show Discomfort with eating  
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Emesis   show
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Dyspepsia   show
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show Pain in the Esophagus  
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show Good Digestion  
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show Stomach Pain  
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Gingivalgia   show
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Gingivostomatitis   show
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show Fluid filled Abdomen  
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Palpate   show
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show Enlarged Liver  
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show Fat in stool  
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show Test to find blood and pus in stool  
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show Test that looks for bacteria in stool  
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Gastromalacia   show
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Gastroparesis   show
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Gingivitis   show
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show Inflammation of the gums and tongue  
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show Paralysis of the tongue  
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Odontoclasis   show
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show Pertaining to the mouth and stomach  
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Stomatosis   show
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show Sound from the Anus  
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show Passing Gas  
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show Rupture or protrusion of an organ through the wall that normally contains it.  
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Steatorrhea   show
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show Retention of fluid in the peritoneum  
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show Formation of bile  
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show Gallstone  
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Hepatomalacia   show
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Hepatomegaly   show
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show Downward displacement of the liver  
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Pancreatolith   show
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show Overexpansion of the salivary vessels  
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show Stone in the Saliva  
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show Narrowing of the salivary glands  
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show Upper center portion of the abdomen  
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show Upper side portions of the abdomen  
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Hypogastric pain   show
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show Lower side portions of the Abdomen  
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show Middle side portions of the abdomen  
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Umbilical   show
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show Infection of entire GI tract  
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show Infection of the liver  
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show Infection of the Pancreas  
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show Stomach inflammation  
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Antacid   show
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Antiemtetic   show
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show Duodenum  
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show Liver Pancreas  
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Which term means "good digestion"?   show
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