Chapter 4: GI Tract Terminology Flashcards

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Incisors _____.
Canines have a _____ function.
Premolars have a _____ and _____ function.
Molars have a _____ function.

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Cut
Tearing
Tearing and grinding
Grinding

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What is deciduous dentition?

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Temporary arrangement of the teeth

Ex: puppy teeth

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Localized collection of pus

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Abscess

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Grinding of teeth; common in cattle

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Bruxism

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Dental tartar, mineralized plaque that forms on the teeth

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Dental calculus

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Tooth decay

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Dental Caries

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Benign tumor arising from periodontal mucous membranes

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Epulis

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Excessive development of gums due to increased cell #s

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Gingival hyperplasia

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Abnormal position of teeth that results in faulty meeting of the teeth or jaws

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Malocclusion

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Relation of the teeth of both jaws during functional activity

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Occlusion

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Abnormal tube-like passageway between the mouth and nose

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Oronasal fistula

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12
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Roof of the mouth

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Palate

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Cleft palate

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Palatoschisis

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Small, raised bumps on the tongue containing taste buds

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Papillae

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Inflammation and degeneration of the tissue surrounding and supporting the teeth (bone and gums)

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Periodontal disease or pyorrhea

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Collection of bacteria, salivary products and WBCs that adheres to the surface of the tooth

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Plaque

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Ridges on the hard palate and lining the stomach to increase surface area for absorption and secretion

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Rugae

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The 3 glands around the mouth that secrete saliva

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Parotid, sublingual and mandibular

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Collection of saliva that has leaked out from damaged salivary glands causing masses in the mouth

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Salivary mucocele

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Throat

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Pharynx

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21
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Wave-like contractions to move the food

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Peristalsis

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Valve that food enters the stomach through

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Cardiac sphincter

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23
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Valve that food exits the stomach from

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Pyloric sphincter

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Largest compartment of ruminant stomach where fermentation takes place

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Rumen

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Process of breaking down organic compounds into simpler substances
Fermentation
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Honeycomb; smaller food particles are collected to be transferred to the omasum
Reticulum
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Smallest; packed papillae for grinding
Omasum
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"Stomach", digestive enzymes and HCL to break down food
Abomasum
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GI Tract also known as
Alimentary tract
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Breakdown of large fat globules into smaller globules
Emulsification
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Inability to relax the smooth muscles of GI tract
Achalasia
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Substance administered orally after accidental ingestion of a toxic substance
Activated charcoal
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Inflammation of the anal sacs
Anal sacculitis
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Surgical connection between two tubes
Anastosmosis
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Substance given to counteract vomiting
Antiemetic
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Abnormal accumulation of fluid in the abdomen
Ascites
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Closure of a normal body opening
Atresia
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Rumbling noises caused by the movement of gas or fluid through the GI tract
Borborygmus
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General ill health and malnutrition
Cachexia
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Degenerative disease in which the liver cells are replaced with scar tissue
Cirrhosis
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Acute abdominal pain
Colic
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Vomiting
Emesis
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Substance given to produce vomiting
Emetic
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Belch
Eructation
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Commonly called bloat; when the stomach expands with air and twists on itself
Gastric dilatation volvulus
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Forced feeding
Gavage
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When the cause of the disease is neither known or understood
Idiopathic
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Failure of peristalsis with obstruction of the intestines
Ileus
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A vague feeling of bodily discomfort
Malaise
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Black tarry stool
Melena
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Eating or licking abnormal substances; a depraved appetite
Pica
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Air in the colon
Pneumocolon
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Blood vessels bypass the liver and the blood is not detoxified
Portosystemic shunt
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To bypass or divert
Shunt
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Stopping or controlling
Stasis
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Fat in feces
Steatorrhea
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Tightening, narrowing or stricture
Stenosis
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Incised opening that is kept open for drainage and other purposes
Stoma
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Painful straining at defecation and urination
Tenesmus
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Axial twist
Torsion
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Hairball
Trichobezoar
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Twisting on itself
Volvulus