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| inflammation of the appendix |
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| Combining form meaning cheek |
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| Combining form meaning stomach |
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| mucous membrane lining cavities or canals that open to the outside of the body |
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| Combined form meaning cecum |
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| Combined form meaning belly or abdomen |
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| pertaining to the belly ("c" word) |
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| Combined form starting with the letter "a" that means abdomen |
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| Combined form starting with the letter "l" that means abdomen |
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| Combined form starting with the letter "c" that means lip |
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| abnormal condtion of the lip |
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| Combined form starting with the letter "l" that means lip |
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| Combined form meaning gallbladder |
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| removal of the gallbladder |
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| Combined form meaning urinary bladder |
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| inflammation of the peritoneum |
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| Combined form meaning common bile duct |
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| incision of the common bile duct |
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| The combined form meaning colon or large intestine |
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| creation of an opening in the colon |
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| suffix that means creation of an opening |
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| opening between an organ and the surface of the body |
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| Combined form meaning colon |
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| process of examining the colon |
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| Combined form that begins with the letter "d" that means tooth |
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| Combined form beginning with the letter "o" that means tooth |
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| Combined form meaning duodenum |
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| pertaining to the duodenum |
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| Combined form meaning small intestines |
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| inflammation of the small intestine and colon |
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| The one closest to the mouth |
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| When two combining forms for gastrointestinal organs are in a term, which one appears first? |
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| new opening between two previously unconnected parts of the small intestine |
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| surgical connection between two parts |
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| part of the double fold of peritoneum that stretches around the organs in the abdomen and holds the orans in place |
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| a membrane lying in the middle of the intestines that attaches the intestines to the muscle wall at the back of the abdomen |
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| An intravenous line that bring nutrition into the bloodstream, bypassing the intestinal tract |
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False
Parenteral injections can be both intramuscular and subcutaneous |
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| T or F: Parenteral injections can only be intramuscular, not subcutaneous |
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| nutrition that goes through the intestinal tract |
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| part of the mesentery that hangs over the intestines to keep them warm |
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| T or F: The omentum and mesocolon are parts of the mesentery |
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| Combined form meaning esophagus |
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| pertaining to the esophagus |
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| Combined form meaning face |
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