This disorder is best characterized by an inflammation of the liver caused by 3 main types of viruses, all potentially transmitted via blood.

This disorder is best characterized by an irritation of the esophagus due to stomach acid that flows back out of the stomach; often linked with heartburn.

This endocrine autoimmune disorder is the result of inadequate insulin production by pancreatic beta cells, resulting in the inability to regulate one's blood glucose levels.

This chronic disorder is best characterized by abnormal contractions of the large intestine, resulting in changes to defecation frequency and/or feces appearance and can often be triggered by stress, infections and certain foods.

Conditions that cause inflammation of the large intestine; causes include viral/parasitic infection, bacterial food poisoning, autoimmune reaction, lack of blood flow; various types include Ischemic, Ulcerative, Crohn’s disease

Inability to digest and/or adverse reactions to lactose (lack of intestinal enzyme); Treatments include low-lactose diet and probiotics

Inability to digest and/or adverse reactions to gluten (autoimmune disorder); Treatment include a gluten free diet

Uncontrolled cell division in the pancreas; no early signs; symptoms - abdominal/back pain, weight loss, poor appetite, nausea, vomiting, genetics, diabetes, IBS; Treatment - Surgery; Chemotherapy; Radiation therapy; Immunotherapy

Uncontrolled cell division in the Large Intestine/Rectum; no early signs; symptoms - abdominal/back pain, weight loss, poor appetite, nausea, vomiting, genetics, diabetes, IBS; Treatment - Surgery; Chemotherapy; Radiation therapy; Immunotherapy

Gum disease generally doesn't hurt. You may have it ´for years before you feel discomfort.

It is an advanced stage of gum disease that can threaten the loss of your teeth.

´general term for diseases causing inflammation of the stomach and intestinal mucosa.

´a severe form of diarrhea caused by group of facultative anaerobic G- rods of the genus Shigella

Children are the most likely to get this disease.

´Outbreaks caused by temporary lapses in sanitation practices

´A dull or burning pain in your stomach.

pathogen enters GI tract and multiplies

Ingestion of pre-formed toxin.

Sever diarrhea accompanied by blood or mucus.

This is the progressive destruction of tooth tissue.

This occurs when faeces stagnate, harden

in the large intestine and are difficult to pass.

This occurs when the contents of the bowel

pass very rapidly into the large intestine, producing

liquid faeces.

This happens when an obstruction occurs in a hollow structure that hangs from the first part of the large intestine

Typical symptoms are diarrhoea, abdominal pain, fever, nausea, vomiting, headaches and muscular pain.

This disease causes the autoimmune system to attack healthy tissue in the digestive system that contains gluten.

This occurs when the small intestine contains small amounts of the enzyme responsible for the digestion of cow's milk.

What is the condition in which the body can't produce enough insulin?

What can happen if blood sugar levels get too high in the body?

What is the extensive damage of the liver due to drinking too much called?

What is the condition characterized by a buildup of cholesterol and narrowing of arteries?

What is the excessive body weight called?

What can make arteries narrower and restrict blood flow?

Which condition increases the risk of serious health problems?

What is the condition characterized by illness and disease?

What is the condition characterized by the body's inability to regulate blood sugar levels?

What is the condition characterized by the hardening and narrowing of the arteries due to the buildup of cholesterol and other substances?

Acid reflux is a condition that acid goes to the esophagus from the stomach. Which of the following food triggers this disease?

Too much bilirubin produced from the liver will contribute to this disease.

Stomach ulcer is a painful sore in the stomach lining. Which of the following bacteria is a possible cause of stomach ulcer?

When having an irritable bowel syndrome, you need to avoid the following food and drink, except one.

Appendicitis is a pain in the lower abdomen. Which of the following is NOT a symptom of this disease?

NSAIDs can trigger ulcers if the person used this in a long term. Which of the following is not an example of NSAIDs?

Indigestion is a disorder that may serve as an underlying digestive problem. What is the other name of indigestion?

How many times a week a person who experienced constipation?

Which of the following types of polyps in colorectal cancer is considered precancerous?

Troy wants to eat a spicy food but warns of having an acid reflux. What will Troy do in this situation?

Gloria consulted her doctor to check her lower abdomen in which she experienced pain for many days. What is this disease she experienced?

Marla needs to release a bowel as advised by the doctor since she was constipated. What is the remedy given by the doctor?

Hilario experienced bleeding in the rectum, a symptom of colorectal cancer. Which of the following is NOT a risk factor in having this disease?

Yolly experienced problems in her gall bladder. What will be the color of her skin when she have a gallstone?

Stay hydrated is the best remedy in combating digestive problems. How many glasses you need to drink for a day?

It is the wild, disorganized, and unrestrained multiplication of rogue cells that lead to abnormal growth in a tissue or an organ.

It is an inflammation of the liver, most often because of a viral infection.

It is a severe, life-threatening psychological eating disorder characterized by an intake of unusually large amounts of food in a short time and a feeling of a lack of control overeating.

It is characterized by a refusal to maintain a healthy body weight, an exaggerated fear of gaining weight, and a distorted body image.

________ or bad breath is a chronic or persistent odor from the mouth because of decayed teeth, bleeding gums, infections, diet, and medication, among others.

It is the frequent passing of loose, watery stool. It is a symptom of an underlying disorder.

These are swollen or inflamed veins around the anus or lower rectum.

It is a metabolic disease that is caused by a defective pancreas.

It is oftentimes caused by fecal obstruction, an infection in the body, or, occasionally, by intestinal worms.

What is digestive system disease?

Which one is not the disease that occur in the digestive system?

What are the symptoms of GERD?

What is the difference between Gastritis and Gastroenteritis?

Why smoking can affect the digestive system?

Cells use substances from food being digested for energy, growth, and repair.

What is the digestive system?

What are two possible disease that can occur from the process of the digestive system?

Food intolerance happens _____________

What is a natural sugar found in milk?

_______ happens when the body cannot properly digest the food that is eaten

True or False: It is hard to diagnose a food intolerance.

A medical term referring to the Inflammation of the GI tract, usually the stomach and the intestines

Who is most likely to suffer from gastroenteritis (choose 3)

Surgery can be used as a treatment for which disease

Which symptoms are found in all three diseases/ disorders: Gastroenteritis, IBD and food intolerances

Digestive system disease is

Digestive system problem that happens because acids from your stomach get pushed backward and travel up your esophagus.

Bromelain is an enzyme in pineapple that is prohibited to consume because it is a strong digestive acid.

Smoking affects the digestive system because it makes acidic juices flow into the esophagus

Which food below that have to be avoided if someone has a lactose intolerance?

This is the progressive destruction of tooth tissue.

This occurs when faeces stagnate, harden

in the large intestine and are difficult to pass.

This occurs when the contents of the bowel

pass very rapidly into the large intestine, producing

liquid faeces.

This happens when an obstruction occurs in a hollow structure that hangs from the first part of the large intestine

Typical symptoms are diarrhoea, abdominal pain, fever, nausea, vomiting, headaches and muscular pain.

This disease causes the autoimmune system to attack healthy tissue in the digestive system that contains gluten.

This occurs when the small intestine contains small amounts of the enzyme responsible for the digestion of cow's milk.

This is the progressive destruction of tooth tissue.

This occurs when faeces stagnate, harden

in the large intestine and are difficult to pass.

This occurs when the contents of the bowel

pass very rapidly into the large intestine, producing

liquid faeces.

This happens when an obstruction occurs in a hollow structure that hangs from the first part of the large intestine

Typical symptoms are diarrhoea, abdominal pain, fever, nausea, vomiting, headaches and muscular pain.

This disease causes the autoimmune system to attack healthy tissue in the digestive system that contains gluten.

This occurs when the small intestine contains small amounts of the enzyme responsible for the digestion of cow's milk.

Constipation is having less than ____ bowel movements per week.

Symptoms of constipation do NOT include _______.

Besides eating more fibre to treat constipation, one can also take a histamine blocker.

Diarrhea is caused by pathogens.

The purpose of the diarrhea is to ______.

In diarrhea, why is the feces watery?

Which is NOT a treatment for diarrhea?

Which of these disorders is caused by eating too quickly or not chewing properly?

Excess gastric juice produced during heartburn causes more _____ to be produced.

The treatment for heartburn, taking antacids, helps to decrease acid production.

Symptoms of indigestion does NOT include _____.

Not eating enough food can cause indigestion.

High fatty foods can cause indigestion.

A sore caused by excess acid in the stomach wearing away the stomach lining.

What causes the sore in the stomach wall?

Appendicitis is the _________ of the appendix.

What causes appendicitis to occur?

What is the treatment for appendicitis?

Constipation is having less than ____ bowel movements per week.

Symptoms of constipation do NOT include _______.

Besides eating more fibre to treat constipation, one can also take a histamine blocker.

Diarrhea is caused by pathogens.

The purpose of the diarrhea is to ______.

In diarrhea, why is the feces watery?

Which is NOT a treatment for diarrhea?

Which of these disorders is caused by eating too quickly or not chewing properly?

Excess gastric juice produced during heartburn causes more _____ to be produced.

The treatment for heartburn, taking antacids, helps to decrease acid production.

Symptoms of indigestion does NOT include _____.

Not eating enough food can cause indigestion.

High fatty foods can cause indigestion.

A sore caused by excess acid in the stomach wearing away the stomach lining.

What causes the sore in the stomach wall?

Appendicitis is the _________ of the appendix.

What causes appendicitis to occur?

What is the treatment for appendicitis?

The alimentary canal is how many feet long? (From mouth to anus)

Bile is formed in the ____________.

Name for an inflamed liver

Backflow of stomach acid into the esophagus

sore in the lining of the stomach

inflamed gallbladder

weak cardiac sphincter that allows contents in stomach to move up into esophagus

Most common symptom of inflammatory bowel disease (IBD)

protrusion of stomach above diaphragm

connective tissue replaces normal liver tissue

inflamed colon wall

narrowing of passageway from stomach to small intestine

inflammation of intestine caused by bacteria or a viral infection

periodontal disease is a bacterial infection of the _____.

A medical term referring to the Inflammation of the GI tract, usually the stomach and the intestines

Severe, often fluctuating pain in the abdomen caused by intestinal gas or obstruction in the intestines

Occurs when strange objects are unsuccessful in getting out of the intestinal tract.

Describes a condition in which one segment of the intestine telescopes into an adjacent part of the intestines

A condition in which waste is remaining in the colon causing the colon to become abnormally enlarged

Removing a part of the intestines and reconnecting the remaining ends

All of these BUT ___________ cause vomiting

Requires manually removing feces from the patient

Constipation is having less than ____ bowel movements per week.

Symptoms of constipation do NOT include _______.

Besides eating more fibre to treat constipation, one can also take a histamine blocker.

Diarrhea is caused by pathogens.

The purpose of the diarrhea is to ______.

In diarrhea, why is the feces watery?

Which is NOT a treatment for diarrhea?

Which of these disorders is caused by eating too quickly or not chewing properly?

Excess gastric juice produced during heartburn causes more _____ to be produced.

The treatment for heartburn, taking antacids, helps to decrease acid production.

Symptoms of indigestion does NOT include _____.

Not eating enough food can cause indigestion.

High fatty foods can cause indigestion.

A sore caused by excess acid in the stomach wearing away the stomach lining.

What causes the sore in the stomach wall?

Appendicitis is the _________ of the appendix.

What causes appendicitis to occur?

What is the treatment for appendicitis?

The type of digestion which indicates reduction in the size and shape of the foods, often through biting and chewing.

The part of the digestive system responsible for crushing and grinding food.

A J-shape expandable organ where the esophagus empties food.

The strong acid produced by the stomach that softens fibrous foods and kills most of the microorganisms.

The part of the digestive system in which the final digestion and absorption takes place.

This is a muscular tube that conveys food from the pharynx to the stomach

A type of essential nutrient that is initially digested in the mouth through the enzyme ptyalin

A type of essential nutrient found in fish, pork, beef and milk and which help build body tissues.

The enzyme found in the stomach that turns proteins to small polypeptides

The disorder caused by backflowing of acidic gastric juice into the esophagus.

These are sores or lesions that form in lining of the stomach or the duodenum.

This condition is characterized by increased bowel movement per day. In such condition the stool is watery and the person suffers abdominal cramps, pain and vomiting.

A condition wherein you feel as if your stomach is growling. There is abdominal pain and you feel bloated and nauseated.

This is a symptom characterized by the frequent passage of stools caused by contaminated food and water or an intestinal disorder, like the irritation of the colon.

A condition in which there is difficult and incomplete passage of stool or fecal materials and the infrequent bowel movements (less than three bowel movements per week)

A type of bacteria which commonly cause of gastric ulcer.

The following are practices in taking care of the digestive system except

The digestive enzyme found in the saliva is called

The type of enzyme that readily acts on tiny fat particles

The tiny fingerlike projections found in the epithelial lining of the intestinal wall are called:

Which of the following are the accessory organs of the digestive system?

A wave-like contractions that begins in the middle portion of the esophagus.

This prevents the backflow of food

Where protein is first chemically digested

The accessory organ that produces bile.