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by CorderroBaxter, Feb. 2019

Subjects: Medical Terminology

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The Enteric Nervous System (ENS)
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	Rectum	The final part of the intestine between sigmoid colon and anus
	Therapeutic	Related to the healing of a dysfunction, injury or disease.
	Shivering	The bodyâ€™s small rapid movements or shaking in response to cold or hypothermia.