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an/o

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Anus

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Abdomin/o

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Abdomen

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Append/o

Appendic/o

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Appendix

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Bil/i

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Bile

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Cec/o

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Blind intestine, cecum

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Chol/e

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Bile, gall

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Choledoch/o

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Common bile duct

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Col/o, colon/o

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Colon

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Cyst/o

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Bladder, sac

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Dent/o

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Teeth

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Duoden/o

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Twelve, duodenum

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Enter/o

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Small intestine

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Esophag/e, esophag/o

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Gullet, esophagus

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Gastr/o

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Stomach

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Gingiv/o

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Gums

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Gloss/o

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Tongue

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Hepat/o

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Liver

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ile/o

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To roll, ileum

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jejun/o

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Empty, jejunum

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Lingu/o

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Tongue

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Or/o

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Mouth

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Pancreat/o

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Sweetbread, pancreas

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Peps/o, pept/o

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Digestion

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Peritone/o

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To stretch over, peritoneum

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Proct/o
Rectum or anus
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Pylor/o
Pylorus
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Rect/o
Rectum
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Sial/o
Saliva
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Sigm/o
The letter s, sigmoid colon
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Stomat/o
Mouth
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What system converts food into a form the body can use for energy growth and repair
Digestive system
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To divide, dissolve, or set in order
Digestive
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GI
Gastrointestinal tract
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Absorption of nutrients which occur across the wall of the small intestine Regulation of sugar levels in the blood which is achieved by endocrine cells of the pancreas and liver cells Conservation of water which occurs as water is absorbed across the walls of the small and large intestine
Other important functions of the digestive system
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Organs of the digestive system
Pharynx, esophagus, liver,gallbladder, stomach, pancreas, small intestine, large intestine
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G.I. tract normally contains enormous numbers of bacteria. Known as....most of these organisms are beneficial when the populations are contained in the tract. However if it's allowed to spread to other body areas severe infections can result
Digestive flora
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In addition to the G.I. tract organs are also susceptible to inherited defects and the development of tumors
Infections
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Disease of the mouth is treated by
A head and neck specialist
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Stomach or intestinal disease is treated by
Gastroenterologist
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A disease of the rectum is treated
Proctologist
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A disease of the liver is treated by
Hepatobiliary
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Cancer is treated by
Oncologist
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The area with an hospital to treat digestive disorders is often called
Internal medicine
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A-
Without, absence of
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Dia-
Through
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dys-
Bad, abnormal, painful, difficult
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re-
Back
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Bil/i
Bile
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Flux/o
Flow
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Gastr/o
Stomach
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Halit/o
Breath
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Hemat/o
Blood
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Hepat/o
Liver
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Peps/o, pept/o
Digestion
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Phag/o
Eat, swallow
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Steat/o
Fat
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- algia | - dynia
Condition of pain
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-emesis
Vomiting
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-emia
Condition of blood
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- ia | - osis
Condition of
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-megaly
Abnormally large
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-rrhea
Discharge
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The inability to swallow | Literal meaning without eating or swallowing
Aphagia
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Which is an accumulation of fluid within the peritoneal cavity that produces an enlarged abdomen. It's a sign of liver disease, congestive heart failure, or irritation to the peritoneum
Ascites
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Infrequent or incomplete bowel movements are characteristics of Means to press together
Constipation
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The opposite of constipation in which frequent discharge of watery fecal matter occurs
Diarrhea
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Condition of difficult digestion
Dyspepsia
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Difficulty in swallowing
Dysphagia
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Is used to describe the presence of gas or air in the G.I. tract which is simply called
Flatus
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The symptom of stomach pain is known as
Gastrodynia
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Bad breath
Halitosis
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Vomiting blood is a sign of a severe digestive disorder such as a bleeding peptic ulcer or stomach cancer the literal meaning is vomiting blood
Hematemesis
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A sign of liver disease is abnormal enlargement of the liver literal meaning abnormally large liver
Hepatomegaly
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Yellowish orange coloration of the skin, sclera of the eyes and deeper tissue is a collective sign of liver disease called This results from the accumulation of bile pigments in the bloodstream that are normally removed by the liver
Jaundice
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The symptom of dizziness that includes an urge to vomit is called
Nausea
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A backward flow of material in the G.I. tract or regurgitation is called Literal meaning is back flow
Reflux
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Abnormal levels of fat in the feces is a sign of digestive malfunction it is called Literal meaning discharge of fat
Steatorrhea
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an-
Without, absence of
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Mal-
Bad
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Aden/o
Gland
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Appendic/o
Appendix
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Cheil/o
Lip
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Chol/e
Bile, gall
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Cholecyst/o
Gallbladder
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Choledoch/o
Common bile duct
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Cirrh/o
Orange
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Col/o
Colon
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Diverticul/o
Diverticulum
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Duoden/o
Twelve, duodenum
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Enter/o
Small intestine
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Esophag/e, esophag/o
Gullet, esophagus
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Gastr/o
Stomach
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Gingiv/o
Gums
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Gloss/o
Tongue
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Hem/o
Blood
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Hepat/o
Liver
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Lip/o
Fat
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Lith/o
Stone
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Orex/o
Appetite
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Pancreat/o
Sweetbread, pancreas
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Parot/o
Parotid gland
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Pept/o
Digestion
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Peritone/o
To stretch over, peritoneum
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Polyp/o
Small growth
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Proct/o
Rectum or anus
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Rect/o
Rectum
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Sial/o
Saliva
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Volv/o
To roll
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- al | - ic
Pertaining to
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-ectasis
Expansion, dilation
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- ia - iasis - osis
Condition of
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-itis
Inflammation
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-malacia
Softening
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-oid
Resembling
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-Oma
Tumor
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-pathy
Disease
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-penia
Abnormal reduction in number, deficiency
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-ptosis
Drooping
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-sis
State of
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-y
Process of
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An emotional eating disorder in which the patient avoids food due to a compulsion to become thin in appearance is known as Literal meaning nervous condition of absence of appetite
Anorexia nervosa
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Inflammation of the appendix
Appendicitis
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A common eating disorder involving gorging with food followed by induced vomiting or laxative abuse is known as Also commonly known as binging and purging
Bulimia
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Inflammation of the lip
Cheilitis
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Bladder of gall, inflammation of the gallbladder is therefore called
Cholecystitis
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Inflammation of the common bile duct is called
Choledochitis
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Generalized condition of stones lodged within the gallbladder or bile duct is called
Cholelithiasis
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A chronic progressive liver disease characterized by the gradual loss of liver cells and their replacement by fat and other forms of connective tissue is known as
Cirrhosis
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Inflammation of the segment of the large intestine known as the colon is called
Colitis
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Cancer of the colon often includes cancer of the rectum forming the life-threatening disease known as
Colorectal cancer
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A chronic inflammation of any part of the G.I. tract most commonly the ilium of the small intestine that involves ulcerations, scar tissue formation, and thickening adhesions of the organ wall is called
Crohn's disease
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Some individuals small pouches called diverticula form on the wall of the colon. The presence of diverticula is often without symptoms or with mild bowel discomfort is called
Diverticulosis
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If the pouches become inflamed it produces a more painful condition known as This increases the risk of developing colorectal cancer
Diverticulitis
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An ulcer or erosion in the wall of the duodenum of the small intestine is called
Duodenal ulcer
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An acute inflammation of the G.I. tract that is caused by bacteria, protozoa, or chemical irritants is called Literal meaning difficult intestine
Dysentery
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Inflammation of the small or large intestine is called
Enteritis
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Inflammation of the esophagus is called | It is often caused by acid reflux from the stomach which burns the esophageal lining to produce the inflammation
Esophagitis
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Chronic esophagitis may lead to either a morbid softening of the esophageal wall called
Esophagomalacia
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Ingestion of food contaminated with harmful bacteria can cause symptoms of diarrhea and vomiting even in otherwise healthy people but the very young and elderly and immunosuppressed. It can become life-threatening Food poisoning
Food borne illnesses
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Abnormal Stretching or dilation of the stomach is | May be caused by over eating, obstruction of the pyloric opening or hiatal hernia
Gastrectasis
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abnormal enlargement of the stomach is a related condition called
Gastromegaly
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Commonly known as stomach cancer this is an aggressive metastatic cancer arising from cells lining the stomach
Gastric cancer
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An ulcer or erosion in the wall of the stomach is commonly called a
Gastric ulcer
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Inflammation of the stomach The acute form of this usually caused by improper diet or an infection and the chronic form of this maybe caused by chronic bacterial infection, peptic ulcers and gastric cancer
Gastritis
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If the small intestine is involved in the inflammation it is called
Gastroenteritis
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If the first segment of the small intestine, the duodenum, is specifically involved it is called
Gastroduodenitis
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Inflammation of the stomach, small intestine, and colon all at once is called
Gastroenterocolitis
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A reoccurring backflow, or reflux, of stomach contents into the esophagus is a condition called
Gastroesophageal reflux disease or GERD
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The softening of the stomach wall may occur during advanced stages of stomach cancer and other chronic diseases of the stomach
Gastromalacia
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The disease is usually contracted by drinking contaminated water and is known as
Giardiasis
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Inflammation of the gums ir gingivae is called
Gingivitis
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Any disease of the tongue is called a glossopathy An example of glossopathy is... which is an inflammation of the tongue often caused by exposure to allergens, toxic substance or extreme heat or cold
Glossitis
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A varicose, or swollen, condition of the veins in the anus produces painful swelling that may break open and bleed is known as Literal meaning resembling leakage of blood
Hemorrhoids
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A viral induced inflammation of the liver is called
Viral Hepatitis
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A tumor arising from cells within the liver is called | This disease is also called hepatocellular carcinoma or HCC
Malignant Hepatoma
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Protrusion of the cardiac portion of the stomach through the hiatus of the diaphragm to enter the thoracic cavity is called
Hiatal hernia
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A protrusion of a small intestinal segment through the abdominal wall in the inguinal region
Inguinal hernia
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Occurs in males and is a protrusion into the scrotal cavity
Direct inguinal hernia
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Occurs when a small intestinal segment enters through a tear in the membrane covering the abdominal wall at the umbilical region
Umbilical hernia
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If a hernia becomes strangulated which restricts bloodflow to the protruding organ it's called This requires medical intervention to avoid loss of the affected organ
Strangulated hernia
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Is a general term that includes the conditions ulcerative colitis and Crohn's disease
Inflammatory bowel disease or IBD
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Infolding of a segment of the small intestine within another segment is a condition called Collectively mean to take within
Intussusception
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A chronic disease characterized by periodic disturbances of large intestine bowel function without clear physical damage is called Episodes of this include abdominal pain caused by intestinal muscle spasms and flatus and are often associated with fluctuations between diarrhea and constipation
Irritable bowel syndrome or IBS
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Most people produce an enzyme in the small intestine that breaks down lactose. a lack of this enzyme results from the uncomfortable symptoms of flatus and diarrhea when diary foods are consumed, this condition is called
Lactose intolerance and is abbreviated LI
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A disorder that is characterized by difficulty absorbing one or more nutrients is called An example is the inability to absorb fat molecules resulting in a life-threatening disease called lipopenia
Malabsorption syndrome
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Inflammation of the pancreas
Pancreatitis
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Inflammation of one or both parotid gland is called | If caused by a virus it's usually referred to as mumps
Parotitis
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Inflammation of the saliva gland
Sialoadenitis
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The term peptic is a constructed term that means pertaining to digestion and erosion into the inner wall of an organ along the G.I. tract is generally called a
Peptic ulcer
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The peritoneum is the extensive membrane that lines the inner wall of the Abdominopelvic cavity and covers most of its organs. Inflammation of this membrane is called
Peritonitis
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Small growth it is usually a benign growth that may occur in the nose throat or large intestine the presence of many polyps is called Literal meaning condition of small growths
Polyposis
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A combining form meaning rectum or anus is proct/o. | Inflammation of the anus and usually the rectum as well is called
Proctitis
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A drooping or prolapse of the rectum is a condition called
Proctoptosis
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Severe twisting of the intestine that leads to obstruction is called
Volvulus
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An-
Without, absence of
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Anti-
Against, opposite of
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Dia-
Through
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Endo-
Within
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Abdomin/o
Abdomen
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Acid/o
A solution or substance with a pH less than seven
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Append/o
Appendix
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Cheil/o
Lip
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Cholecyst/o
Gallbladder
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Choledoch/o
Common bile duct
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Col/o
Colon
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Fec/o
Feces
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ile/o
To roll, ileum
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Lapar/o
Abdomen
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Lith/o
Stone
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Nas/o
Nose
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Polyp/o
Small growth
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Pylor/o
Pylorus
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Vag/o
Vagus nerve
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-centesis
Surgical puncture
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-ectomy
Surgical excision, removal
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-emetic
Pertaining to vomiting
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-gram
A record or image
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-plasty
Surgical repair
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-rrhaphy
Suturing
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-rrhea
Discharge
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-scopy
Process of viewing
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-spasmodic
Pertaining to a sudden involuntary muscle contraction
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-stomy
Surgical creation of an opening
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-tomy
Incision, to cut
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A surgical puncture through the abdominal wall to remove fluid is a procedure called
Abdominocentesis
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An agent that reduces the acidity of the stomach cavity is called an
Antacid
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A drug that prevents or stops the vomiting reflex | literal meaning pertaining to against vomiting
Antiemetic
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A drug that reduces Peristalsis activity in the G.I. tract which arrest the muscular spasms involved in diarrhea is called
Antispasmodic
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The surgical removal of an appendix is called
Appendectomy
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An agent that stimulates strong waves of peristalsis of the colon is called this which means purging cleansing this is also used to treat the symptoms of constipation
Cathartic
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An agent that causes mild waves of peristalsis of is called a
Laxative
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The procedure for suturing a lip is called
Cheilorraphy
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The surgical removal of the gallbladder is called
Cholecystectomy
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The procedure of producing an x-ray image of the gallbladder is known as
Cholecystogram
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The surgery that involves the removal of one or more obstructive gallstones from the common bile duct is called
Choledocholithotomy
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A congenital defect in which the bones supporting the roof of the mouth or hard palate failed to fuse during fetal development leaving a space between oral cavity and nasal cavity. it is often accompanied by an opening in the upper left
Cleft palate
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Surgical removal of the segment of the colon is called
Colectomy
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When this procedure is performed on the colon it is called a literal meaning surgical creation of an opening
Colostomy
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A clinical lab test performed to detect blood in the feces is called
Fecal occult blood test | abbreviated FOBT
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Surgical removal of a part of the stomach or in extreme cases the entire organ is called
Gastrectomy
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The cleansing procedure in which the stomach is irrigated with a prescribed solution is known as this is performed after ingestion of toxic substances or drug overdoses to remove irritants before or after surgery
Gastric lavage
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Irrigation procedure may be performed on the colon to remove unwanted unwanted substances is called
Colonic irrigation
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If the unwanted material is in fecal blockage in the colon or Rectum a blank is used
Enema
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The process of feeding a patient through a tube inserted into the nose that extends through the esophagus to enter the stomach is called
Gavage
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Visual examination of the GI tract that is made possible by the use of an endoscope
GI endoscopy
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Procedure used to examine the esophagus
Escophagoscopy
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Procedure used to view the stomach
Gastroscopy
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Process which examines the esophagus stomach and duodenum
Esophagogastroduodenoscopy
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Process to view the abdominal cavity
Laparoscopy
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Process to examine views of the colon
Colonoscopy
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Process to view or examine the sigmoid colon
Sigmoidoscopy
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Process to observe the rectum
Proctoscopy
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Several diagnostic techniques that provide radiographic examination of the G.I. tract
G.I. series
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A barium swallow barium shake or barium meal is ingested to provide x-ray images of the esophagus stomach and duodenum for this procedure
Upper G.I. series UGI
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The administration of barium sulfate into the colon and rectum for a lower G.I. series LGI of x-rays
Barium enema be
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Surgical removal of diseased tissue in the gums or gingivae is called
Gingivectomy
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injury that involves a severe bite to the tongue often requires surgery to close the wound with sutures. This surgery is called
Glossorrhaphy
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Surgical removal of hemorrhoids is performed during a
Hemorrhoidectomy
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A surgical creation of an opening through the abdominal wall and into the ileum of the small intestine is called This is performed to establish an alternate anus for the passage of feces usually following a radical colonectomy in which the entire colon is removed
ileostomy
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The surgical procedure that involves an incision through the abdominal wall, often from the base of the sternum to the pubic bone is called
Laparotomy
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The surgical removal of polyps is known as
Polypectomy
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The surgical repair of the pylorus region of the stomach which may include repair of the pyloric valve is known as
Pyloroplasty
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If a pathogen is a suspected cause of a disease that affects the G.I. tract a test may be performed called a
Stool culture and sensitivity | CNS
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The surgical dissection of branches of the vagus nerve may be performed in an effort to reduce gastric juice secretion as a treatment for chronic gastric ulcers this procedure is called
Vagotomy
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BE
Barium enema
245
C & S
Stool culture and sensitivity
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EGD
esophagogastroduodenoscopy
247
FOBT
Fecal occult blood test
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GERD
Gastroesophageal reflux disease
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GI
Gastrointestinal
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IBD
Inflammatory bowel disease
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IBS
Irritable bowel syndrome
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LGI
Lower GI series
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LI
Lactose intolerance
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N & V
Nausea and vomiting
255
UGI
Upper GI series
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Albumin/o
Albumin, a protein
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Blast/o
Germ, Bud, developing cell
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Glomerul/o
Little ball, glomerulus
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Gluc/o
Sweet, sugar
260
Glyc/o, | glycos/o
Sweet, sugar
261
Meat/o
Opening, passage
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Nephr/o
Kidney
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Pyel/o
Renal pelvis
264
Ren/o
Kidney
265
Ureter/o
Ureter
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Urethr/o
Urethra
267
Ur/o | Urin/o
Urine
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The sanitation engineer of the body maintaining the purity and health of the body's fluids by removing unwanted waste materials and recycling other materials
The urinary system
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They filter gallons of fluids from the bloodstream every day, removing metabolic waste, toxins, excess ions and water that leave the body as urine while returning needed materials back into the blood
Kidneys
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Kidneys perform other vital functions such as
``` Regulation of: blood pressure, pH within body fluids, water and salt concentrations red blood cell production ```
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The urethra, urinary bladder, and ureters are each protected by a
Mucous membrane
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In addition to...other sources of disease may afflict the urinary system, including tumors, stones, inherited disorders, and cardiovascular disease
Infections
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Because...originates from the bloodstream and the urinary system releases urine on a regular basis, urine testing provides a convenient means for testing general health
Urine
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The clinical treatment of urinary disease is a medical discipline known as
Urology
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A physician specializing in the field of urinary disease
Urologist
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The field that specializes in the treatment of kidney disease is
Nephrology
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A physician specializing in the field of kidney disease
Nephrologist
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Poly-
Excessive, over, many
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Azot/o
Urea, nitrogen
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Bacteri/o
Bacteria
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Glycos/o
Sweet, sugar
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Hem/o | Hemat/o
Blood
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Ket/o | Keton/o
Ketone
284
Noct/o
Night
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Olig/o
Few in number
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Protein/o
Protein
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Py/o
Pus
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-emia
Condition of blood
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-urea
Urine
290
-uresis
Urination
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-uria
Pertaining to urine, urination
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A clinical procedure that examines the composition of urine using a variety of tests, including microscopy.
Urinalysis
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Albumin is a protein normally present in the bloodstream. If it appears in the urine, it is a physical sign of abnormal renal filtration. This condition is called
Albuminuria
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The inability to pass urine is a sign of blockage of the urinary tract or kidney failure, it's called Without urination
Anuresis
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Anuria
Pertaining to without urine
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The sign of abnormally high levels of urea and other nitrogen-containing compounds in the bold is called
Azotemia
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The abnormal presence of bacteria in the urine is a sign of a urinary tract infection and is called
Bacteriuria
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The excessive discharge of urine is a sign of the endocrine disorders known as diabetes insipidus and diabetes Mellitus Literal meaning "urination through"
Diuresis
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Difficulty or pain experience during urination
Dysuria
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The abnormal presence of glucose in the urine is a sign of an endocrine disease, such as diabetes mellitus or kidney disorder or perhaps both the sign is called
Glycosura
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The abnormal presence of blood in the urine is a sign of urinary disease it is called pertaining to bloody urine or urination
Hematuria
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The abnormal presence of ketone bodies in the urine is called
Ketonuria
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The need to urinate frequently at night is a possible symptom of diabetes mellitus or benign prostatic hyperplasia BPH
Nocturia
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When the volume of urine declines to less then 500 ML within 24 hour period is known as... And is a possible sign of a kidney disorder It can also be a sign of congestive heart failure, dehydration, or blockage in the urinary tract
Oliguria
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Chronic excessive urination is a common sign of an endocrine disease usually diabetes insipidus a diabetes mellitus the sign is called it is also known as diuresis
Polyuria
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The presence of any protein in the urine is called
Proteinuria
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The presence of pus in the urine is called
Pyuria
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En-
Within, upon, on, over
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Hypo-
Deficient, abnormally low, below
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Epi-
Upon, over, above, on top
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Cyst/o
Bladder, sac
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Hydr/o
Water
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Spadias/o
Rip, tear
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Sten/o
Narrow
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-cele
Hernia, swelling, protrusion
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-uresis
Urination
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An inflammation of the urinary bladder is called | Usually caused by a bacterial infection that travels up the urethra
Cystitis
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An infection of the urinary bladder and the urethra is called
Urethrocystitis
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A herniation of the urinary bladder is called a
Cystocele
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A stone or a calculus in the urinary bladder if it's too large pass through the urethra medical intervention is required to eliminate it
Cystolith
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And involuntarily release of urine which usually occurs due to a lack of bladder control among children or the elderly is known as When this occurs during sleep it is known as nocturnal enuresis or bedwetting
Enuresis
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A congenital defect resulting in the abnormal positioning of the urinary meatus is known as Literal meaning a rip or tear upon
Epispadias
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Any disease of the glomeruli is called a
Glomerulonephropathy
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Inflammation of the glomeruli | which is known as
Glomerulonephritis
325
If the exit of urine out of the kidneys becomes blocked by an obstruction in the ureter, the urine will back up to cause distention of the renal pelvis this condition is known as
Hydronephrosis
326
The change in the location of the urinary meatus is ventral literally means a rip or tear below
Hypospadias
327
The inability to control urination is called
Urinary incontinence
328
And involuntary discharge of urine occurs during a cough, sneeze, or strained movement
Stress incontinence
329
Inflammation of a kidney is known as
Nephritis
330
A tumor originating from kidney tissue that includes developing embryonic cells. it's also called Wilms' tumor after the 19th century German physician who published the first description of the disease
Nephroblastoma
331
The presence of one or more stones or calculi within a kidney is called
Nephrolithiasis
332
A general term for a tumor arising from kidney tissue is
Nephroma
333
And abnormal enlargement of one or both kidneys is called
Nephromegaly
334
The condition of a downward displacement "drooping" of a kidney is known as
Nephroptosis
335
Nephroptosis is commonly called
Floating kidney
336
A kidney condition characterized by the presence of numerous cysts occupying much of the kidney tissue is called Pertaining to many bladders
Polycystic kidney disease
337
Inflammation of the renal pelvis is called
Pyelitis
338
An inflammatory condition of the renal pelvis and nephrons is called
Pyelonephritis
339
A condition of abnormal narrowing is known as
Stricture
340
Ureteral stricture
Ureter is narrowed
341
Urethral stricture
The urethra is narrowed
342
Ureterovesical stricture
The junction of the ureter and bladder are narrowed
343
Another medical term that refers to the abnormal narrowing it may be used as an alternate term for stricture in each of these terms
Stenosis
344
Ureteral stricture or narrowing
ureterostenosis
345
An excess of urea and other nitrogenous wastes are present in the blood this is caused by failure of the kidneys to remove urea and is associated with renal insufficiency or renal failure
Uremia
346
Inflammation of a ureter is called
Ureteritis
347
Herniated ureter is called a
Ureterocele
348
The presence of one or more stones or calculi within a ureter is called
Ureterolithiasis
349
The abnormal accumulation of urine within the urinary bladder is called Results from an inability to void or urinate
Urinary retention
350
An acute stoppage of urine formation by the kidneys is known as
Urinary suppression
351
The kidneys cease to function
Acute renal failure
352
Commonly called by its abbreviation of a UTI it's an infection of urinary organs usually the urethra and urinary bladder
Urinary tract infection
353
Son/o
Sound
354
Tom/o
To cut
355
Vesic/o
Bladder
356
-gram
A record or image
357
-graphy
Recording process
358
-logy
Study or science of
359
-lysis
Loosen, dissolve
360
-meter
Measure, measuring instrument
361
-pexy
Surgical fixation, suspension
362
-plasty
Surgical repair
363
-rrhaphy
Suturing
364
-scopy
Process of viewing
365
-tripsy
Surgical crushing
366
A clinical lab test that measures urea concentration in a sample of blood as an indicator of kidney function abbreviated BUN
Blood urea nitrogen
367
Is a normal component of urine and is a by-product of muscle metabolism Elevated levels of this indicate a problem during kidney filtration suggesting kidney disease
Creatinine
368
The surgical removal of the urinary bladder is called
Cystectomy
369
An x-ray procedure producing an image of the urinary bladder with injection of a contrast medium or dye is called
Cystography
370
An x-ray image of the urinary bladder is called
Cystogram
371
If the procedure includes the ureters, it's called a
Cystoureterography
372
The image obtained from the procedure including the ureters is called
Cystoureterogram
373
If the procedure includes the urethra it is called
Cystourethrography
374
The image from the procedure that includes the urethra is called
Cystourethrogram
375
X-rays are taken before during and after urination to observe bladder function is called
Voiding cystourethrogram | VCUG
376
A procedure in which an incision is made to the urinary bladder wall to remove a stone is called
Cystolithotomy
377
Surgical repair of the urinary bladder is a procedure called
Cystoplasty
378
Suturing the urinary bladder wall is a procedure called
Cystorrhaphy
379
A procedure using a modified endoscope to view the interior of the urinary bladder is known as
Cystoscopy
380
The surgical creation of an artificial opening into the urinary bladder is a procedure called
Cystostomy
381
Because the term cystotomy refers to an incision into the urinary bladder wall it's also called a ....because both cyst and vesic are word roots meaning bladder
Vesicotomy
382
A surgical procedure that destroys living tissue with an electrical current is called... it is commonly used to remove tumors and polyps from the interior wall of the urinary bladder
Fulguration
383
A procedure that pushes a patient's blood through permeable membranes within an instrument. it is performed to artificially remove nitrogenous wastes and excess ions that accumulate during normal body metabolism temporarily replacing the function of the kidney filtration for patients with kidney disease and kidney failure
Hemodialysis
384
A surgical technique that applies concentrated soundwaves to pulverize or dissolve stones into smaller pieces that may then pass with urine through the urethra is called
Lithotripsy
385
In the procedure ESWL ultrasonic energy from a source outside of the body is used on stones are too large to pass through the urethra it's also a noninvasive technique and avoids the risk of surgery
Extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy
386
A surgical procedure that removes the kidney is called
Nephrectomy
387
An x-ray technique producing an image of a kidney after injection of contrast medium or dye is called nephrography The x-Ray image of the kidney obtained in this procedure is called
Nephrogram
388
The medical field that studies and treats disorders associated with the kidneys is called
Nephrology
389
A surgical procedure during which abnormal adhesions are removed from the kidney loosening the organ
Nephrolysis
390
Surgical fixation of a kidney is sometimes necessary if the kidney is abnormally loose within the abdominal cavity such as in the condition nephroptosis or floating kidney
Nephropexy
391
Visual examination of kidney nephrons may be performed in the procedure known as... during which a modified fiber-optic endoscope called a nephroscope is used
Nephroscopy
392
Ultrasound procedure that provides an image of a kidney for diagnostic analysis is known as
Nephrosonography
393
The procedure that surgically creates an opening through the body wall and into the kidneys is called
Nephrostomy
394
A diagnostic procedure that images the kidney with sectional x-rays to observe internal details of kidney structure is known as nephrotomography. The image from this procedure is called
Nephrotomogram
395
It's a process that removes toxins and other wastes as a replacement for kidney function this process is done from the peritoneal cavity rather than directly from the bloodstream
Peritoneal dialysis
396
An x-ray image of the renal pelvis is a useful diagnostic tool that is often used to examine kidney related disorders
Pyelogram
397
A combination of clinical lab tests are performed on a urine specimen is called literal meaning analysis of urine
Urinalysis | UA
398
The process of inserting the urinary catheter is called
Urinary catheterization
399
The procedural use of an endoscope to observe internal structures of the urinary system is generally known as
Urinary endoscopy
400
An instrument that measures the specific gravity (density of substances in water) in a sample of urine is known as
Urinometer
401
The medical field specializing in disorders of the urinary system is called urology a physician who treats patients in this discipline is called a
Urologist
402
Surgery that is performed to stabilize the position of the urinary bladder is called
Vesicourethral suspension
403
Blood urea nitrogen
BUN
404
Cath
Catheter, catheterization
405
Extracorporeal shockwave lithotripsy
ESWL
406
Hemodialysis
HD
407
Intravenous pyelogram
IVP
408
Retrograde pyelogram
RP
409
Specific gravity
SG
410
Urinalysis
UA
411
Urinary tract infection
UTI
412
Voiding cystourethrogram
VCUG
413
Amni/o | Amnion/o
Amnion
414
Andr/o
Male
415
Balan/o
Glans penis
416
Cervic/o
Neck, cervix
417
Chori/o
Membrane, chorion
418
Cyes/o | Cyesi/o
Pregnancy
419
Embry/o
Embryo
420
Epididym/o
Epididymis
421
Episi/o
Vulva
422
Fet/o
Fetus
423
Gravid/o | Gravidar/o
Pregnancy
424
Mamm/o
Breast
425
Mast/o
Breast
426
Men/o | Menstru/o
Mouth | Menstruation
427
Orchi/o | Orchid/o
Testis
428
Pen/o
Penis
429
Prostat/o
Prostate gland
430
Semin/o
Seed | sperm
431
Sperm/o | Spermat/o
Seed | sperm
432
Test/o
Testis | testicle
433
Testicul/o
Little testis | Testicle
434
Urethr/o
Urethra
435
Vas/o
Vessel
436
In both sexes the .... system performs the role of producing sex cells called gametes in preparation for fertilization and development of new offspring
Reproductive system
437
The male sex hormone testosterone is also produced by the
Testes
438
The female hormones estrogen and progesterone are produced by cells within the
Ovaries
439
When a new life has been conceived the developing embryo enters into the segment of life called
Prenatal development
440
Blank is often referred to by it's abbreviation OB
Obstetrics
441
Blank manages the health care of both the male and female reproductive systems
Reproductive medicine
442
Because the male urethra is responsible for transporting both urine and semen, disease of the male reproductive systems are usually treated within the field of urology by a
Urologist
443
Disease of the female reproductive system are generally treated by a physician called a
Gynecologist
444
Gynecologists. Specialize in the field
Gynecology
445
For many people the most common threat to health exposure to ...during sexual contact
Pathogens
446
Once established these pathogens may spread throughout the body through STD
Sexually transmitted disease
447
Balan/o
Glans penis
448
Zo/o
Animal | Living
449
The inability to produce or ejaculate sperm is a sign of male infertility know as Condition of without seed
Aspermia
450
The absence of living sperm in semen is called | Condition of without living seed
Azoospermia
451
An abnormal condition of discharge from the glans is called | Symptom of gonorrhea
Balanorrhea
452
The sexually transmitted infection syphilis may be diagnosed by the presence of small ulcers on the skin of the penis called
Chancres
453
And abnormally low sperm count is the most common sign of male infertility combining the word part that means fewer number with the word part meaning condition of sperm the term that results is a condition
Oligospermia
454
Wart olike lesions on the skin and mucous membranes is called
Papillomas
455
A sign of infection by sexually-transmitted human papilloma virus in they're commonly called genital warts
Papilloma
456
Inflammation of the prostate gland is called it is usually a sign of either BPH or prostate cancer
Prostatitis
457
An abnormal discharge from the prostate gland is known as
Prostatorrhea
458
The condition of testicular pain is known as
Testalgia Orchialgia Orchidalgia
459
Inflammation of the urethra is called
Urethritis
460
Para-
Alongside | Abnormal
461
Andr/o
Male
462
Crypt/o
Hidden
463
Varic/o
Dilated vein
464
-ism
Condition or disease
465
-plasia
Formation, growth
466
A disease afflicting only males
Andropathy
467
Condition of without testis
Anorchism
468
Inflammation of the glans penis is a disorder called
Balanitis
469
Among many men older than 50 the prostate gland enlarges to constrict the urethra passing through it this is known as
Benign prostatic hyperplasia | BPH
470
The condition of an undescended testis is called
Cryptorchidism
471
Inflammation of the epididymis is called
Epididymitis
472
When the epididymis and one or both testes are inflamed the condition is known as
Orchiepididymitis
473
This is also known as impotence
Erectile dysfunction | ED
474
The swelling of the scrotum caused by fluid accumulation
Hydrocele
475
A hardness or induration of the erectile tissue within the penis is a condition known as If the induration is greater on one side it will cause a curvature of the penis
Peyronie disease
476
A congenital narrowing of the prepuce opening is known as
Phimosis
477
If the glans penis becomes strangulated the condition is called And must be surgically corrected to immediately avoid complications
Paraphimosis
478
An abnormally persistent erection of the penis often accompanied by pain and tenderness most common cause of this is a drug overdose
Priapism
479
The prostate gland is subject to an aggressive form of cancer commonly known as
Prostate Cancer and also know as | prostatic carcinoma
480
A cancer originating from the testis is known as
Testicular carcinoma
481
Occurs when the spermatic cord becomes twisted, causing a reduced blood flow to the testis if not corrected within a few hours by surgery the affected testicular tissue can die
Testicular torsion
482
Herniation of the veins within the spermatic cord is a condition known as
Vericocele
483
Trans-
Through, beyond, across
484
Vesicul/o
Small bag
485
A collection of therapies that addresses erectile dysfunction is called
Anti-impotence therapy
486
The surgical repair of the glans penis is therefore called
Balanoplasty
487
A common routine procedure in many parts of the world is the removal of the prepuce. known as
Circumcision
488
A physical exam that involves the insertion of a finger into the rectum to feel the size and shape of the prostate gland through the wall of the rectum
Digital rectal examination | DRE
489
The surgical removal of a hydrocele is a procedure called
Hydrocelectomy
490
The surgical removal of the testis is called
Orchidectomy
491
A bilateral orchidectomy is commonly called
Castration
492
Surgical fixation of a testis is sometimes required to draw an undescended testis into the scrotum the procedure is called
Orchidopexy
493
A general term for surgical repair of a testis is
Orchidoplasty
494
The surgical insertion of a prosthesis or artificial device to correct erectile dysfunction
Penile implant
495
The surgical removal of the prostate gland is a procedure called
Prostatectomy
496
A clinical test that measures levels of the protein, prostate-specific antigen in the blood
Prostate specific antigen | PSA
497
A procedure that treats BPH through non-invasive removal of prostate tissue
Transurethral resection of the prostate gland | TURP
498
The department within the hospital or clinic that treats urinary tract problems of both sexes is called
Urology
499
A male can elect to become sterile or unable to produce and ejaculate sperm by undergoing a
Vasectomy
500
A surgery to reverse a vasectomy is known as
Vasovasostomy
501
A procedure to remove the seminal vesicles is called
Vesiculectomy
502
Colp/o
Vagina
503
Metr/o
Uterus
504
Salping/o
Trumpet
505
-rrhagia
Abnormal discharge
506
-salpinx
Trumpet
507
The absence of a menstrual discharge in a woman of childbearing age is a symptom of reproductive disease it is called
Amenorrhea
508
Symptom of vaginal pain
Colpodynia
509
A symptom of profuse vaginal bleeding
Colporrhagia
510
A symptom of abnormal pain during menstruation
Dysmenorrhea
511
Retained menstrual blood in the fallopian tube is called
Hematosalpinx
512
Fluid accumulation is another symptom of a disease associated with the Fallopian tube called
Hydrosalpinx
513
A white or yellow discharge from the vagina which is a sign of infection
Leukorrhea
514
A condition of pain in the breast is called
Mastalgia
515
The sign of profuse bleeding during menstruation is called
Menorrhagia
516
Abnormal discharge from the uterus
Metrorrhagia
517
Abnormal discharge from the uterus during and between menstrual periods
Memometrorrhagia
518
The term for the symptom of abdominal pain occurring during ovulation is a German word this occurs when bleeding from ovulation irritates the paratonia him
Mittelschmerz
519
Abnormal reduced discharge during menstruation may also be a sign of reproductive disease it is called
Oligomenorrhea
520
The discharge of pus from a fallopian tube is called
Pyosalpinx
521
Endo-
Within
522
Ex-
Outside, away from
523
Pre-
To come before
524
Fibr/o
Fiber
525
Lei/o
Smooth
526
Oophor/o
Ovary
527
Ovar/o
Ovary
528
Vagin/o
Sheath, vagina
529
Vesic/o
Bladder
530
-astresia
Closure or absence of a normal body opening
531
-s
Plural
532
Condition of without breast
Amastia
533
More than two elevated areas on the chest or abdomen with Ariola and a nipple
Polymastia
534
A malignant tumor arising from breast tissue is known as | The most common form is called infiltrating ductal carcinoma abbreviated IDC
Breast cancer
535
A form of cervical cancer arises from cells of the cervix which change in appearance before developing into a spreading malignancy it is called
Carcinoma in situ of the cervix | CIS
536
Malignant tumor of the cervix is known as
Cervical cancer
537
The most common form of squamous so carcinoma arising from the epithelial cells lining the opening into the uterus is called
Cervical intraepithelial neoplasia | CIN
538
Inflammation of the cervix is a condition known as
Cervicitis
539
The most common form of cervicitis occurs when the inner lining of the cervix becomes inflamed. It's called
Endocervicitis
540
Protrusion of the urinary bladder against the wall of the vagina may occur if the attachments between the two organs weaken this is called
Cystocele
541
A protrusion of the rectum against the wall of the vagina
Rectocele
542
A malignant tumor arising from the endometrial tissue lining of the uterus is called
Endometrial cancer
543
The abnormal growth of endometrial tissue may occur throughout areas of the pelvic cavity including the external walls of uterus, fallopian tubes, urinary bladder and even on the peritoneum
Endometriosis
544
Inflammation of the endometrium is a condition called
Endometritis
545
One or more benign, fibrosis cysts develops within the breast it is an inherited condition that has no known association with breast cancer
Fibrocystic breast disease
546
An abnormal passage from one organ or cavity to another
Fistula
547
Occurring between the vagina in the rectum is called
Rectovaginal fistula
548
Located between the urinary bladder and the vagina this is called
Vesicovaginal fistula
549
This means closure of the uterus
Hysteratresia
550
The muscular wall of the uterus is the origin of benign tumors known as literal meaning tumor of smooth muscle
Leiomyoma
551
Inflammation of the breast is a condition known as
Mastitis
552
A breast that is abnormally pendulous or drooping is a condition known as
Mastoptosis
553
Any disease of an ovary is known as
oophoropathy
554
Inflammation of an ovary
oophoritis
555
Inflammation of an ovary and Fallopian tube is called
oophorosalpingitis
556
Aside from breast cancer the most lethal form of reproductive cancer in women is
Ovarian cancer
557
A cyst on an ovary that is usually benign and asymptomatic, although in some cases it may cause pelvic pain and dysmenorrhea
Ovarian cyst
558
A hormonal disturbance characterized by lack of ovulation menorrhea and infertility is called
Polycystic ovary syndrome
559
An inflammation involving some or all of the female organs within the pelvic cavity is called
Pelvic inflammatory disease | PID
560
A collection of symptoms including nervous tension, irritability, breast pain edema, and headache which usually occur during the 10 days proceeding menstruation is called
Premenstrual syndrome | PMS
561
The uterus is suspended by ligaments. If they weaken, often due to a congenital deformity or trauma, the uterus may become displaced to droop downward into the vagina. This condition is called
Prolapsed uterus
562
Inflammation of a Fallopian tube is called
Salpingitis | PID
563
A protrusion or herniation of a fallopian tube wall is known as
Salpingocele
564
A severe bacterial infection characterized by a sudden high fever skin rash mental confusion acute renal failure an abnormal liver function Caused by a type of Staphylococcus and is most common in menstruating women who use non-cotton tampons
Toxic shock syndrome | TSS
565
Inflammation of the vagina is known as
Vaginitis
566
The usual symptoms of redness and swelling are accompanied by thinning of the vaginal wall and loss of moisture usually due to a depletion of estrogen
Atrophic vaginitis
567
Inflammation of the external genitals or vulva is called
Vulvitis
568
When the vagina is also inflamed, the condition is known as
Vulvovaginitis
569
Gyn/o | Gynec/o
Woman
570
A minor surgical procedure that involves a surgical extraction of tissue for microscopic analysis is called a
Biopsy bx Bx
571
To remove precancerous or cancerous tissue from the cervix, the anterior part of the cervix can be removed in
Cervical conization
572
A cone shaped section of the cervix removed if the cancers developed the cervix may be removed in a
Cervicectomy
573
Removal of the vagina is a surgery called or alternatively called vaginectomy
Colpectomy
574
Surgical repair of the vagina is a procedure called
Colpoplasty
575
A colpoplasty often includes suturing the wall of the vagina in a procedure called
Colporrhapy
576
In endoscopic evaluation of the vagina is called
Colposcopy
577
A common procedure that is used for both diagnostic and treatment purposes is called
Dilation and curettage | D&C
578
If the endometrium requires more treatment then can be provided by a D&C a ...may be applied lasers,electricity, or heat may be used to destroy the endometrium
Endometrial ablation
579
The branch of medicine focusing on women is known as
Gynecology | GYN
580
A physician known as an obstetrician gynecologist combines these two areas of expertise abbreviated as
OB/GYN
581
Also the study of diseases that affect women is known as
gynopathology
582
As a common therapy for hormonal management this may be used and can be very effective in correcting disrupted menstrual and ovarian cycles
Hormone replacement therapy | HRT
583
The surgical removal of the uterus is called
Hysterectomy
584
The surgical procedure that may be used to correct a prolapsed uterus by strengthening its connections to the abdominal wall to correct its position is called literal meaning surgical fixation of the uterus
Hysteropexy
585
A non-invasive diagnostic technique that uses a modified endoscope called a hysteroscope to evaluate the uterine cavity is called
Hysteroscopy
586
To evaluate the external appearance of the uterus and other organs of the pelvic cavity a laparoscope is inserted through a small incision through the lower abdominal wall during a
Laparoscopy
587
An x-ray procedure that produces an x-ray image of the breast, called a mammogram, is called a
Mammography
588
The surgical repair of one or both breasts is called a
Mammoplasty
589
Thus a procedure involving the removal of breast tissue is
mastectomy
590
One entire breast is removed while leaving underlying muscles and lymph nodes intact
Simple mastectomy
591
The entire affected breast is removed along with muscles and lymph nodes of the chest
Radical mastectomy
592
The affected breast and lymph nodes are removed but the muscles are left intact
Modified radical mastectomy
593
Removal of the cancerous lesions only which conserves the breast
Lumpectomy
594
Surgical removal of an ovary is performed in a
oophorectomy
595
A common diagnostic procedure that screens for precancerous cervical dysplasia and cervical cancer is known as the
Papanicolaou smear - Pap smear
596
The surgical removal of a Fallopian tube is performed in the procedure called a
Salpingectomy
597
Surgical fixation of a Fallopian tube may become necessary if the ligaments that support the tube within the pelvic cavity weaken the procedure is called
Salpingopexy
598
The procedure to open a blocked fallopian tube water drain fluid from an inflamed tube is called
Salpingostomy
599
A noninvasive diagnostic procedure that uses ultrasound waves to visualize the uterus within the pelvic cavity is called
Sonohysterography
600
Ultrasound probe is inserted into the vagina to record images of the uterine cavity and fallopian tubes this is called
Transvaginal sonography
601
The most common form of female sterilization as a contraceptive measure is called .. during which the Fallopian tubes are severed and closed to prevent the migration of sperm upward into the tubes
Tubal ligation
602
An instrument used during a gynecological exam | it's a used to open the vaginal orifice wide enough to permit visual examination of the vagina and cervix
Vaginal speculum
603
The surgical removal of the vulva is called a
vulvectomy
604
Lact/o
Milk
605
Pseudo/o
False
606
Toc/o
Birth
607
-cyesis
Pregnancy
608
-emesis
Vomiting
609
The abnormal discharge of in the amniotic fluid is a sign of a ruptured amniotic sac the sign is called
Amniorrhea
610
Condition of difficult labor
Dystocia
611
The symptom of severe nausea and vomiting during pregnancy is called the term literally means excessive vomiting when pregnant
Hyperemesis gravidarum
612
An abnormal spontaneous discharge of milk usually between nursings of after weaning is known as
Lactorrhea
613
An excessive production of amniotic fluid during fetal development is called
Polyhydramnios
614
A sensation of being pregnant when a true pregnancy does not exist is called which literally means false pregnancy
Pseudocyesis
615
The premature separation of the placenta from uterine wall is called
Abruptio placentae
616
An abnormal childbirth in which the buttocks, feet or knees appear through the birth canal first is commonly called a
Breech presentation
617
An abnormality present at birth
Congenital anomaly
618
A condition that places a pregnant woman and her child at risk is a circulatory disorder called
Pregnancy induced hypertension | PIH
619
A pregnancy occurring outside the uterus is called
Ectopic pregnancy
620
Red blood cells are destroyed due to an incompatibility between the mother's blood and the babies blood is called
erythroblastosis fetalis
621
A neonatal condition caused by excessive alcohol consumption by the mother during pregnancy is known as
Fetal alcohol syndrome | FAS
622
A lung disorder of neonates particularly premature infants in which certain cells of the lungs fail to mature at birth to cause lung collapse that can result in suffocation is called
Neonatal respiratory distress syndrome | NRDS
623
A condition in which the placenta is abnormally attached to the uterine wall in the lower portion of the uterus is called
Placenta previa
624
This may be contracted by exposure to animal feces most commonly from household cats means condition of toxic form
Toxoplasmosis
625
A term derived from the Latin word Oporto means miscarry is abortion it is the termination of pregnancy by expulsion of the embryo or fetus from the uterus a natural expulsion is called a
Miscarriage or spontaneous abortion SAB
626
An abortion induced by surgery or drugs is called a
Therapeutic abortion | TAB
627
A procedure that involves penetration of the amnion with a syringe and aspiration of a small amount of amniotic fluid for analysis is known as literal meaning surgical puncture of amnion
Amniocentesis
628
An alternative to the nonsurgical birth of a child to the birth canal person can be accomplished by surgically removing the child through the abdomen uterus
cesarean section
629
Literally means against conception or prevention of birth is the term for
Contraception
630
To reduce pain during childbirth the patient may request a
Epidural block
631
To prevent tearing of the vulva and perineum during childbirth a procedure can be done to widen the vaginal opening it is called
Episiotomy
632
Procedure that measures the size of a fetus is called
Fetometry
633
The field of medicine concerned with prenatal development pregnancy childbirth and the postpartum period is called
obstetrics
634
A physician who practices in the field of of obstetrics
Obstetrician
635
Infection by the Yestlike fungus Candida Alva Conness is often sexually transmitted to cause infection known as
Candidiasis
636
The most common bacterial STI in North America is symptoms include urethral a vaginal discharge and pelvic pain among woman, urethritis and proctitis in men and inflammation of the eye, conjunctiva in newborns can lead to blindness
Chlamydia
637
This is the most common viral STI in North America it is caused by the herpes simplex virus type 2 or HSV-2, it's characterized by periodic outbreaks of ulcer like sores on the genital and anorectal skin and mucous membranes
Genital herpes
638
And STI that is caused by the bacterium Neisseria gonorrhoeae is called it produces ulcer like lesions on the mucous membranes and skin of the genital region and is characterized by urethral discharge
Gonorrhea
639
Hepatitis is an inflammatory disease of the liver that has many different forms that are categorized as type A through E in this commonly called version of hepatitis the causes of virus that is primarily transmitted via blood exchange
Hepatitis B
640
A virus that is extremely common in the human population and is transmitted during intercourse forms from the symptoms of papillomas or genital warts which are transient vesicles on the penis or within the vagina
Human papillomavirus
641
And STI that is caused by bacterium called a spirochete is known as it's transmitted by sexual contact and usually first appears as red painless pustules on the skin that a erode to form small ulcers
Syphilis
642
And STI caused by the protozoan trichomonas which is an amoeba like single celled organism is called its spread by sexual contact and affects both men and women
trichomoniassis
643
AIDS
Acquired immunodeficiency syndrome
644
BPH
Benign prostatic hyperplasia
645
Bx, bx
Biopsy
646
CIN
Cervical intraepithelial neoplasia
647
CIS
Carcinoma in situ
648
C-section
Cesarean section
649
D&C
Dilation and curettage
650
DRE
Digital rectal exam
651
ED
Erectile dysfunction
652
FAS
Fetal alcohol syndrome
653
FBD
Fibrocystic breast disease
654
GYN
Gynecology
655
HBV
Hepatitis B virus
656
HIV
Human immunodeficiency virus
657
HPV
Human papillomavirus
658
HRT
Hormone replacement therapy
659
HSV-2
Herpes simplex virus type 2
660
IDC
Infiltrating ductal carcinoma
661
NRDS
Neonatal respiratory distress syndrome
662
OB
obstetrics
663
OB/GYN
Obstetrics/gynecology
664
Papanicolaou smear test
Pap smear
665
PID
Pelvic inflammatory disease
666
PIH
Pregnancy induced hypertension
667
PMS
Premenstrual syndrome
668
PSA
Prostate specific antigen
669
SAB
Spontaneous abortion
670
STI
Sexually transmitted infection
671
TAB
Therapeutic abortion
672
TSS
Toxic shock syndrome
673
TURP
Transurethral resection of the prostate
674
TVS
Transvaginal sonography