Exam 11: Digestive System

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Feeding a person through a nasogastric tube is called

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The surgical repair of the stomach is called

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A surgical connection between two normally distinct structures is called

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The combining form for liver is

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The second portion of the small intestine is the

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MATCHING -portion of large intestines divided into four parts

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The patient with ulcerative colitis was scheduled for surgery that would involve the creation of an artificial opening into the ileum through the abdominal wall called a/an

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The first section of the large intestine is the

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A cholangiogram is a radiographic image of the

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The term that means frequent discharge of liquid stool is

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The term that means softening of the stomach is

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A psychoneurotic disorder characterized by prolonged refusal to eat is called

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MATCHING -posterior portion of palate not supported by bone

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The term that means excision of the stomach is

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Expelling matter from the stomach through the mouth is called

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The term that means visual examination of the abdominal cavity is

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The term for the twisting or kinking of the intestine that causes intestinal obstruction is

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The suffix -pepsia means

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An instrument used for visual examination of the stomach is a(n)

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MATCHING -lower portion of the stomach

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