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79 Cards in this Set

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lacto
milk
glyco
sugar
proteo
protein
lipo
fat
bili
chole
bile
-ase
enzyme
dipsia
thirst
orexia
appetite
pepsia
digestion
stalsis
contraction
oro
mouth
pharynx
pharyngo
esophagus
esophago
gastro
stomach
duodeno
duodenum
jejuno
jejunum
ileo
ileum
(small intestine)
colo
large intestine
recto
rectum
ano
anus
cholesto
gallbladder
choledocho
common bile duct
hepato
liver
pancreato
pancreas
GI
gastrointestinal
UGI
Upper Gastrointestinal
EGD
Esophagogastroduodenoscopy
LFT's
Liver function tests
sterol
steroid
Four functions of the Digestive System
Ingestion of food
Digestion of food
Absorption of nutrients
Elimination of wastes
Three classes of Nutrients
Carbohydrates
Proteins
Fats
glyc(o)
sugar
amyl(o)
starch
pylor(o)
pylorus
stomat(o)
mouth
enter(o)
small intestine
(sometimes intestines in general)
sialaden(o)
sial(o)
saliva
bucc(o)
cheek
cheil(o)
lip
dent(i)
dent(o)
odont(o)
teeth
gingiv(o)
gums
gloss(o)
lingu(o)
tongue
palat(o)
palate
mandibul(o)
mandible (lower jaw)
maxill(o)
maxilla
(upper jaw/cheekbone)
cec(o)
cecum
append(o)
appendic(o)
appendix
proct(o)
anus, rectum
sigmoid(o)
sigmoid colon
S-shaped
diverticul(o)
diverticula
Functions: Liver
production of bile for storage in the gall bladder
lipid metabolism
synthesis of plasma proteins
involved in the regulation of blood glucose
filters blood
breakdown toxic compounds
stores iron and certain vitamins
excretion bile pigments from breakdown hemoglobin
excretion hormones and cholesterol
Functions: Kidney
Filter blood by removing urea (by-product of protein metabolism) and other wastes
Maintain proper balance of water, salts, and other substances
Eliminates wastes as urine
Produces renin (hormone that controls blood pressure)
produce erythropoietin (hormone that stimulates red blood cell production)
metabolizes Vit D to its active form
ur(o)
urine, urinary tract
-uria
urine or urination
cyst(o)
bladder
cyst
fluid-filled sac
nephr(o)
ren(o)
kidney
ureter(o)
ureter
urethr(o)
urethra
vesic(o)
bladder
blister
pyel(o)
renal pelvis
dist(o)
distant
proxim(o)
near
albumin(o)
albumin
glyc(o)
glycos(o)
sugar
hemat(o)
blood
ket(o)
keton(o)
ketone bodies
py(o)
pus
BPH
Benign Prostatic Hypertrophy
BUN
Blood Urea Nitrogen
nocti
nighttime
oligo
few
BUN/Cr
the most common blood test of urinary function (Blood Urea Nitrogen/Creatinine blood test)
ischemia
decreased blood flow
SOB
short of breath
vag(o)
vagus nerve
sigmoid(o)
sigmoid colon
CRF
Chronic Renal Failure
pH
Potential for hydrogen;
Symbol for hydrogen ion concentration
KUB
kidneys, ureters, and bladder