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WorksheetsMED TERM TEST
Total questions: 89
Worksheet time: 45mins
What is Alternative name for chewing?
DIGESTION FOOD
ABSORPTION INTAKE
MECHANICAL DIGESTION
CARBOHYDRATES DIGESTION
What roles do the rectum play in the digestive system?
Breaks down protein, carbohydrates, and fats so can be absorbed into body and bloodstream
Absorbs only water and Salt
Live in the Large intestine that survive by digesting that anything edible that was left undigested from small intestine.
Final storage for wastes and It becomes of the food once all nutrients and the moisture been removed. Remains there until excreted.
What role do anus play in the digestive system?
Final Storage Waste
Secretes the Waste
Aimentation System
Secretes Enzymes
What is the role of the Pancreas?
Secretes Enzymes that breakdown by enzymes
Secretes Bile into small intestines and Large gland
Live in the large intestine by digesting
Final storage for spaces
Is Pancreas used in other systems besides the digestive system, which one is it used?
Digestive System
Skeletal System
Respiratory system
Endocrine system
What is the function of tongue?
Aids in speech and moving food
Sends brain signals for taste
produces sound and speech
Prevents food from entering lungs
What is the uvula?
Prevents food from entering lungs
Aids in speech and moving food
Produces sound and speech
Sends signal for taste
What is the function of hard/soft palate?
Produces sound + speech
Aids in speech and moving food
Sends brain and signal for taste
Mucous close nasal cavity passage during swallowing
What is Taste Buds?
Sends brain signals for taste
Prevents food from entering lungs
Produces sound and speech
Mucous closes naval cavity
What is Epiglottis?
Sends brain signal for taste
Aids in speech and moving food
Prevents food from entering lungs
Produces sound and speech
What is the Liver function /Structure/role?
Secretes Bile into small intestines, largest gland, and detox center
It receives Bile from the liver and small organ
Aids in speech and moving food
Produces sound and speech
What is the Gallbladder Structure/Function/Role played in the system?
Secretes Bile into small intestines, Largest Gland, and detox center
Sends brain signals for taste
Produces sound and speech
Receives Bile from Liver and small organ
What are carbohydrates known to be broken down within the digestive system?
Stomach
Mouth
Small intestine
Large intestine
Where are proteins known to be broken down?
Small intestine
Large intestine
Mouth
Stomach
Where are fats known to be broken down?
Small intestine
Large intestine
Stomach
LIver
What is Jaundice disorder?
Inflammation of Liver
Yellow tint in the body
Inflammatory bowel disease affects lining of digestive tract
Chronic liver damage leads to scaring andLiver failure
What is cirrhosis disorder?
Chronic liver damage leads to scarring and liver failure
Inflammation of Liver
Inflammatory bowel disease affects lining of digestive tract
Yellow tint in body
What is Hepatitis Disorder?
Yellow tint in the body
Inflammatory bowel disease affects lining of digestive tract
Inflammation of liver
Chronic liver damage it leads to scaring and liver failure
What is chon's disorder?
Inflammation of liver
Inflammatory bowel disease that affects lining of digestive tract
Chronic liver damage leads to scaring and liver failure
Yellow tint in body
What are the 2 eating disorders?
Bullimia and Anorexia
Pancreatitis and Diabeties
Cholecystectomy and Pancreatic Insufficiency
Mechanical and Physical disorder
What is Bullimia eating disorder?
You throw up food
Not eating
Not able to digest
Throwing up blood vomit
What is Anorexia disorder?
When your not able to eat
You throw up food
Inflammation of liver
Throwing up vomit blood
What is the #1 step in order of Digestive pathway?
Enters body
Oral Cavity
Pharynx
Esophagus
What is #2 step in order of the Digestive Pathway?
Oral Cavity
Enters Body
Esophagus
Pharynx
What is #3 step in order of the Digestive Pathway?
Enters Body
Oral Cavity
Pharynx
Stomatch
What is the #4 in order of the Digestive Pathway?
Esophagus
Duodenum
Enters Body
Pharynx
What is #5 in order of the digestive pathway?
Esophagus
Stomatch
Pharynx
Jejunum
What is #6 in order of Digestive Pathway/
Jejunum
Duodenum
ileum
Cecum
What is #7 in order of Digestive Pathway?
ileum
Duodenum
Jejunum
Cecum
What is #8 in order of the digestive system?
Ascending Colon
ileum
Cecum
Transverse Colon
What is #9 in order of the digestive pathway?
Cecum
Ascending Colon
Sigmoid Colon
Rectum
What is #10 in order of the Digestive Pathway?
Descending Colon
Ascending Colon
Sigmoid Colon
Rectum
What is #11 in order of the Digestive Pathway?
Sigmoid Colon
Descending Colon
Transverse Colon
Ascending Colon
What is #12 in order of the Digestive pathway?
Ascending Colon
Sigmoid Colon
Descending Colon
ileum
What is #13 in order of the Digestive System?
Descending Colon
Sigmoid Colon
Transverse Colon
Ascending Colon
What is #14 in order of t he Digestive Pathway?
Anus
Rectum
Cecum
Ascending Colon
What is #15 in order of the Digestive Pathway?
Transverse Colon
Anus
Esophagus
Stomach
What is #16 in order of the Digestive Pathway?
Cecum
Esophagus
Duodenum
Leaves the body / Toilet
What is rrhexis medical term?
Ruputure
Visual examination
Surgical Opening
Blood
What is Scopy medical term?
Abnormal narrowing
Surgical Opening
Visual Examination
Ruputure
What is Stenosis medical term?
Abnormal Narrowing
Surgical Opening
Ruputure
Visual Examination
What is stomy medical term?
Surgical Opening
Ruputure
Visual examination
Abnormal narrowing
What is the medical term for algia?
Anus
Blood
Gall ; Bile
Pain
What is ano medical term?
Gall ; Bile
Anus
Defacuration
Gall Bladder
What is the chezia medical term?
Defacuration
Gall ; bile
Gallbladder
Painful ; Diffcult
What is Chole medical term?
Gallbladder
gall ; bile
Orange, yellow
Painful ; Diffcult
What is Cholecyst medical term?
Orange and yellow
Gallbladder
anus
Pain
What is cirrho medical term?
Colon and Large intestine
Orange and yellow
Fluid Sac ; Bladder
Painful ; Diffcult
What is Colo/Colono medical term?
Colon ; large intestine
Fluid sac ; Bladder
through ; complete
Painful ; diffcult
What is Cyst medical term?
Fluid Sac; Bladder
Through ; Complete
Blood
Liver
What is dia medical term?
through ; complete
Vomiting
in ; within
Liver
What is dys medical term?
Vomiting
In ; within
Painful ; diffcult
Blood
What is medical term emesis?
Voimting
Yellow
Blood
Liver
What is medical term for endo?
Liver
in ; within
surgical repair
yellow
What is the medical term enter?
abnormal condition
yellow
digestion
intestine ; small intestine
What is the medical term hemat?
Blood
enlargement
rectum ; anus
surgical repair
What is the medical term hepat/o?
Liver
above ; excessive
digestion
ileum
What is the medical term for hyper?
below ; under
above ; excessive
enlargement
pertaining to
What is hypo medical term?
Below ; under
above ; excessive
yellow
digestion
What is -asis medical term?
abnormal condition
digestion
flow ; excessive disscharge
rectum ; anus
What is -ic medical term?
ileum
pertaining to
rectum ; anus
flow ; excessive discharge
what is -ileo medical term?
ileum
yellow
enlargement
liver
What is -itis medical term?
Flow ; excessive discharge
inflammation
digestion
rectum ; anus
What is -jaundo medical term?
digestion
rectum ; anus
yellow
flow ; excessive discharge
What is -litho medical term?
stone ; calculus
digestion
rectum ; anus
abnormal conditon
What is medical term for -osis?
digestion
abnormal condition
flow ; excessive discharge
in ; within
What is the medical term for -pepsia?
Eating ; swallowing
digestion
throat ; pharynx
surgical repair
What is the medical term for -phagia?
Surgical repair
rectum ; anus
eating ; swallowing
rectum ; anus
What is the medical term for -pharyng/o?
throat ; pharynx
rectum ; anus
flow ; excessive discharge
yellow
What is the medical term for -plasty?
Flow ; excessive disscharge
surgical repair
yellow
blood
What is the medical term for -procto?
rectum ; anus
flow ; excessive discharge
eating ; swallowing
Liver
What is the medical term for -rrhea?
inflammation
rectum ; anus
flow ; excessive discharge
vomiting
What does the medical term -pyro?
rectum ; anus
flow ; excessive discharge
fever ; fire
throat ; pharynx
What does the medical term mean -palato mean?
eating ; swallowing
digestion
palate ; (roof of the mouth)
enlargement
What role does Salivary amylase play?
Breaks down proteins and prepare them to kill bacteria stomatch
Tracks down esophagus to stomach and mixed with gastric juice
Travels through intestines and move further digest to absorb
It begins to digestive process by breaking down molecules in food
What role does hydrochloric acid play?
Breaks down proteins to prepare them and kills bacteria in stomatch
Tracks down esophagus to stomach and mixed with gastric juice
Tracks through intestines and further digest to absorb
Absorb water from remaining to in digest food matter
What is bolus?
Tracks through intestines and move further to digest and absorb
Tracks down esophagus to stomach to mix with gastric juice
Breaks down proteins and fats to absorb into body
Certain muscle in body automatically contract and relax
What is Chyme?
Tracks down esophagus to stomach and mix with gastric juice
Travels through intestine move further digest and absorb
Absorb water from remaining indigestible food matter
Folds mucus a lining stomach and to produce gastric juices & mucus
What is Cardiac Sphincter?
Ring muscle control flow from stomach to duodenum of small intestine
Prevent acid contents of stomach to moving upward into esophagus
Prevents acid & stomach contents from travelling backwards from stomatch
Certain muscle in body automatically contract and relax
What is Pyloric Sphincter?
Prevents acid & stomach contents from travelling backwards from stomatch
Prevent acid contents of stomach moving upward into esophagus
Certain muscle in body automatically contract & relax
Ring muscle control flow from stomach to duodenum of small intestine
What is Esophageal Sphincter?
Certain Muscle in body automatically contract & relax
Prevents acid & stomach contents from travelling backwards from stomach
Ring muscle control & flow from stomach to duodenum of small intestine
Breaks down proteins & fats
What is Peristalsis?
Prevent acid & stomach contents from travelling backwards from stomatch
Breaks down proteins , carbohydrates, and fats to absorb into body & blood stream.
Certain muscle in body automatically contract & relax
Breaks down protein to prepare them & to kill bacteria in stomach
What's the purpose of rugae?
Folds mucus a lining stomach & glands that is located folds produce gastric juices & mucus
Breaks down protein to absorb into body and bloodstream
Certain muscle in body automatically to contract & relax
Absorb water from remaining indigestible food matter and to transmit.
Where is the Rugae found?
Stomach
Duodenum
Jejunum
Ileum
What are the different section of the small intestine?
Large intestine, Oral Cavity, and Ascending Order
Descending Order, Jejunum, and IIeum
Bolus, Chyme, and Duodenum
Duodenum. Ileum, and Jejunum
What is overall purpose of the small intestine?
Absorb water from remaining indigestible food matter
Break down proteins, carbohydrates, and fats. Absorb into body & bloodstream
Secretes Bile into small intestine and to the large gland
Receives Bile from liver & small organ
What are the different sections of the large intestines?
Oral cavity, Pharynx, and larynx
Ileum, Duodenum, jejunum
Ascending colon, transverse colon, descending colon, and Sigmoid Colon
Ascending colon, Ileum, Jejunum
What's the main function of the Large intestine?
Secretes Bile into small intestine to large gland
Secretes enzymes breakdown by enzymes
Folds mucus a lining stomach & glands located folds to produce gastric juices & mucus
Absorb water from remaining indigestible food matter and transmit useless waste & materials from body
What's the medical term for diverticul/o?
Diverticulum
Voimting
Yellow
Digestion
