Both append/o and appendic/o refer to appendix

Cec/o and Celi/o both refer to cecum

Cholecyst/o refers to gall bladder

Choledoch/o refers to

col/o and colon/o both mean colon

enter/o refers to intestine

lingu/o and gloss/o both refer to tongue

stomat/o refers to

sigmoid/o is a colon

bil/i refers to

Chol/e and bil/i both refer to gall, bile

An abnormal accumulation of fluid in the abdomen is

Fat in the stool is called:

hematochezia and melena refer to the same thing:

melena is the product of digested blood:

Esophogeal Varices are swollen and twisted veins usually result of liver diseases and are present at the lower end of the esophagus:

If you have a protrusion of an organ (or part of an organ) through the tissues and muscles that normally contain them, you have a:

Peptic Ulcer is an open sore in the lining of the stomach or duodenum caused by

GERD involves the following structures/organs

Diverticulosis refers to:

Ileus refers to:

Stones in the gall bladder is:

Chronic inflammation of the colon with the presence of ulcers is called:

Swollen, twisted, varicose veins in the rectal region are:

GI symptoms such as pain, diarrhea, constipation, bloating, not caused by abnormalities in intestine:

Chronic degenerative disease of the liver, largely caused by chronic alcoholism, hepatitis.

Consists of ascending, transverse, descending, sigmoid: 

In order to dx stomach pain, the Dr may order: choose all that apply

LFT is a blood test that checks on:

The difference between an gastroscopy and a colonoscopy is: (check all that apply)