GI Review

All of the following are parts of the stomach EXCEPT the ________.

Bile flows through the common hepatic duct and into the ________.

The membrane that lines the abdominopelvic cavity and secretes watery fluid to fill the spaces between the organs is ________.

The walls of the large intestine contain ________ (puckered pouches).

Which of the following is NOT an accessory organ of digestion?

Which substance in the stomach kills microorganisms on the food that a person eats?

When bile breaks apart large globules of fat, this process is ________.

Which enzyme breaks down the sugar in milk?

Swallowing food is known by the medical name of ________.

Which medical word means "process of chewing"?

When the intestine twists or rotates around itself because of a structural abnormality of the mesentery, this is malrotation of the intestine or ________.

If a physician palpates the abdomen and documents, "No hepatomegaly" in a patient's chart, this means that there is no ________.

Ulcers are caused by all of the following EXCEPT ________.

Telescoping of one segment of the intestine inside the lumen of the next segment is a(n) ________.

Which type of hepatitis is also known as serum hepatitis?

The procedure abbreviated EGD refers to viewing which of the following?

Which is an appropriate drug for treating the disease abbreviated as GERD?

The abbreviation ERCP refers to an endoscopic retrograde procedure that involves the two structures of the ________.

Which is the abbreviation for a type of feeding tube?

What is the name for the procedure to remove a section of diseased intestine and rejoin the intestine?