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Digestive System Flashcards

1
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Sphincters are similar to what

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valves

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2
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the duodenum has what 3 substances

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trypsin, amylase, lipase

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3
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stomach has what two substances in it

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HLC and Pepsin

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4
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rollercoaster is an example of what

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fundus

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5
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hills and valleys is an ex of what

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rugae

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6
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where is the fundus

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stomach

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7
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where is rugae

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stomach

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8
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what is enamel

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white part of tooth

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9
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what is dentin

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substance under the enamel (crown)

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10
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what lays under a tooth

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cementum

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11
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what lays between teeth

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gums

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12
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appendic/o

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appendix

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col/o

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colon

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14
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dent/o

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teeth

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15
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enter/o

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intestine

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16
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esophag/o

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esophagus

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17
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gastr/o

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stomach

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18
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gingiv/o

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gums

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19
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gloss/o

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tounge

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20
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hepat/o

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liver

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21
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lingu/o

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tounge

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22
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odont/o

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teeth

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23
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or/o

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mouth

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24
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procto

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rectum

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25
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stilato

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saliva

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26
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a/an

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without, not

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27
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dia

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through, across

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28
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dys

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bad, painful, difficult

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29
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endo

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within

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30
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ortho

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straight

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31
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sub

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below

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32
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al

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pertaining to

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33
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-emesis

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vomiting

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34
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orexia

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appetite

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35
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pepsia

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digestion

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36
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phagia

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swallowing

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37
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stomato

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stomach

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38
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GI

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gastrointestinal

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39
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defecation

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removal of solid waste from the body

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40
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deglutition

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swallowing

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41
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emulsification

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breakdown of large lipid molecules into smaller ones

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42
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haustral churning

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muscular contraction pushing matter into next pouch

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43
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maceration

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churning within the stomach to soak bolus in enzymes

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44
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mastication

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chewing

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45
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peristalsis

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wave like motion

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46
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ingestion

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taking nutrients into the body ex: eating

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47
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digestion

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the mechanical and chemical breakdown of food into a useable form

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48
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absorption

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the movement of molecules through the mucosal lining of the stomach and small intestine, and into the blood

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49
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excretion

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the removal of solid waste (feces) from the body

50
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salivary glands function

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reduce size of food

51
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mechanical digestion

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mastication (chewing)

52
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chemical digestion

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  1. salivary glands-secretes salivary amylase
  2. digestion of carbohydrates begins
53
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mechanical & chemical digestion soften food and create

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bolus

54
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4 types of teeth

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  1. incisors
  2. cuspids
  3. bicuspids (premolars)
  4. molars
55
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incisors

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front 4 top and bottom teeth

56
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cuspids

A

canine teeth

57
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bicuspids

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premolars - have flattened crown

58
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molars

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back teeth for crushing and grinding food

59
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pharynx functions

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  1. deglutition
  2. a passageway for food, liquid, and air
60
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muscular tube behind trachea

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esophagus

61
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esophagus is how many in. long

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about 10

62
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esophagus performs what

A

peristalsis

63
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what transports bolus from pharynx to the stomach

A

esophagus

64
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hydrologic acid breaks down bolus into what

A

chyme

65
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what does Pepsin break down

A

protein

66
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liver and gallbladder produce what

A

bile

67
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liver and gallbladder break down what

A

fats

68
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liver and gallbladder eliminate what

A

toxins

69
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gallbladder stores____that the liver produces

A

bile

70
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liver produces what

A

bile

71
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pancreas produces what

A

1.digestive enzymes-digest food
2. insulin and glucagon-regulate blood sugar levels

72
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peristalsis continues where

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small intestine

73
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where is absorption highly active

A

small intestine

74
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chemical digestion____fat

A

emulsifies

75
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where is trypsin made

A

pancreas

76
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trypsin breaks down what

A

protein

77
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where is amylase made

A

pancreas

78
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amylase breaks down what

A

carbohydrates

79
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where is lipase made

A

pancreas

80
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lipase breaks down what

A

fats

81
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3 parts of small intestine

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  1. duodenum
  2. jejunum
  3. ileum
82
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duodenum

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first portion of small intestine where majority of chemical digestion occurs

83
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jejunum

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middle portion of small intestine where majority of absorption occurs

84
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ileum

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final portion of small intestine where absorption occurs

85
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large intestine is also known as what

A

colon

86
Q

haustral churning occurs where

A

large intestine

87
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large intestine absorbs what

A

water, vitamins, electrolytes

88
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large intestine changes___into feces

A

chyme

89
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last portion of large intestine

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rectum

90
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temporary storage for solid waste before excretion

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rectum

91
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final portion of rectum

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anus

92
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anus does what kind of digestion

A

mechanical digestion

93
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defecation occurs where

A

anus

94
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disorder with inflammation in digestive track

A

chrons

95
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disease affects any part of GI tract but mostly lower parts of small intestine (ileum)

A

chrons

96
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chrons symptoms

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pain, swollen digestive system, diarrhea, empty intestines

97
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may be caused by abnormal function of immune system

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chrons

98
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chrons treatment

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medication, nutritional supplements, surgery, BUT NO CURE

99
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if someone with celiac disease eats gluten what does their immune system do

A

damages small intestine

100
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disease both autoimmune and genetic

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Celiac disease

101
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most common surgical disease

A

appendicitis

102
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results from obstruction of opening of appendix by a mass, stricture, or infection

A

appendicitis

103
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appendicitis treatment

A

removal and antibiotics

104
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pain in lower right abdomen may be

A

appendicitis

105
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inguinal hernias occur when

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part of intestine protrudes through weak point or tear in abdominal wall

106
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weakened or deteriorated muscles later in life can cause

A

inguinal hernia

107
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inguinal hernias at birth are caused by

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abdominal lining not closing properly

108
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inguinal hernia common treatment

A

surgery

109
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pain in stomach

A

endogastroalgia

110
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abnormal condition of the gums

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gingivosis

111
Q

pertaining to under the tounge

A

sublingual

112
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painful digestion

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dyspepsia

113
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tumor in the liver

A

hepatoma

114
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disease of the mouth

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oropathy

115
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enlargement of the stomach

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gastromegaly

116
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without appetite

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anorexia

117
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discharge or flow through bowell

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colorrhea

118
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excessive vomiting

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hyperemesis

119
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specialist in the study of the intestines

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enterologist

120
Q

enlargement of the tounge

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hyperglosso

121
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painful swallowing

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dysphagia

122
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pertaining to the mouth

A

oral

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