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38 Cards in this Set

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Bili-
Combining Form
bile
Cardi-
Combining Form
cadia (upper orifice of the stomach)
Cec-
Combining Form
[blind] cecum
Cly(s)-
Combining Form
rinse out, inject fluid
Copr-
Combining Form
excrement, fecal matter
Creat-
Combining Form
flesh
-doch-
Combining Form
duct
Duoden-
Combining Form
[12] duodenum
Esophag-
Combining Form
esophagus
Fec-
Combining Form
[sedement] excrement, fecal matter
Geus(t)-
Combining Form
taste
Gingiv-
Combining Form
gum (of the mouth)
Gloss-
Combining Form
tongue
Ile-
Combining Form
ileum
Jejun-
Combining Form
[empty] jejunum
Lien-
Combining Form
spleen
Lingu-
Combining Form
tongue
Osm-
Combining Form
sense of smell; odor
Osphr-
Combining Form
sense of smell
Peps-, Pept-
Combining Form
digest
Proct-
Combining Form
anus
Pyle-
Combining Form
[gate] portal vein
Pylor-
Combining Form
[gatekeeper] pylorus
Rect-
Combining Form
[straight] rectum
Scat-
Combining Form
excrement, fecal matter
Sial-
Combining Form
saliva, salivary duct
Sigm-
Combining Form
[sigma, the Greek letter s] sigmoid colon
Sphincter-
Combining Form
sphincter muscle
Typhl-
Combining Form
[blind] cecum
Zym-
Combining Form
[leaven] ferment, enzyme, fermentation
Salmonella
form of gastroeneritis that is produced by the ingestion of food containing one or more of the Salmonella organisms
Diverticula
small pouches or sacs formed by herniation of the wall of a canal or organ, occurring most frequently in the colon
Steapsin
an enzyme present in pancreatic juice
Zymogen
a substance that develops into an enzyme or ferment
Zymology
science of fermentation
Azymic
denotes the absence of an enzyme or of fermentation
Zymolysis
refers to the changes produced by an enzyme
Botulism
form of food poisoning caused by eating foods contaminated with Clostridium botulinum, especially prevalent in preserved meats