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group of nerve fibers located on the surface of the 4th ventricle of the brain that, when stimulated, results in vomiting

chemoreceptor trigger zone (CTZ)

causing vomiting

emetongenic

failure of the body to remove stomach contents normally

gastric stasis

reflux or backup of gastric contents into the esophagus

GERD (gastoesophageal reflux dx)

stomach bacterium that causes peptic ulcer also know as H.pylori

Helicobacteria pylori

stomach acid that aids in digestion

hydrpchloric acid (HCI)

characterized by excessive secretion of a substance

hypersecretory

unpleasant and uncomfortable feeling in the stomach, sometimes followed by vomiting

Nausea

feeling of a spinning or rotational motion; dizziness

vertigo

spasmodic ejection of stomach contents through the mouth

vomiting

drugs that work against flatus (gas)

antiflatulants

hardened fecal material that is difficult to pass

constipation

loose, watery stool

diarrhea

fullness of epigastric discomfort

dyspepsia

inflammation of the bowel (crohns and ulcerative colitis)

inflammatory bowel disease (IBS)

watery stool leakage around a hard fecal impaction

obstipation