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Match each term below with its description.
Premises:
Antrectomy: removal of distal stomach and pylorus with anastomosis to duodenum; preferred approach for treatment of ulcer or neoplasm
Inflammatory bowel disease that causes erosions in the lining of the large intestine
Broad sheet of fibrous tissue or expanded tendon that holds muscles together or connects muscle to bone
Type of hernia in which tissues are caught within a fascial defect; may become strangulated if not reduced
Noninvasive electro-generated shock waves used to break up calculi in the urinary or biliary system
Difficulty swallowing or feeling of food sticking in the esophagus
Being on or affecting the same side of the body
Yellowing of the skin and eyes due to buildup of bilirubin; visible sign of certain cancers and diseases of the organs of the biliary system
Discomfort or tenderness that occurs with sudden release of pressure; a clinical sign of appendicitis
Double-layer membrane of peritoneum attached to back wall of abdominal cavity that supports the small intestine
Responses:
Billroth I
Dysphagia
Aponeurosis
Rebound pain
Jaundice
Lithotripsy
Ipsilateral
Strangulated
Mesentery
Ulcerative colitis
Correct Answer:
Premises:
Responses:
Antrectomy: removal of distal stomach and pylorus with anastomosis to duodenum; preferred approach for treatment of ulcer or neoplasm
Inflammatory bowel disease that causes erosions in the lining of the large intestine
Broad sheet of fibrous tissue or expanded tendon that holds muscles together or connects muscle to bone
Type of hernia in which tissues are caught within a fascial defect; may become strangulated if not reduced
Noninvasive electro-generated shock waves used to break up calculi in the urinary or biliary system
Difficulty swallowing or feeling of food sticking in the esophagus
Being on or affecting the same side of the body
Yellowing of the skin and eyes due to buildup of bilirubin; visible sign of certain cancers and diseases of the organs of the biliary system
Discomfort or tenderness that occurs with sudden release of pressure; a clinical sign of appendicitis
Double-layer membrane of peritoneum attached to back wall of abdominal cavity that supports the small intestine
Premises:
Antrectomy: removal of distal stomach and pylorus with anastomosis to duodenum; preferred approach for treatment of ulcer or neoplasm
Inflammatory bowel disease that causes erosions in the lining of the large intestine
Broad sheet of fibrous tissue or expanded tendon that holds muscles together or connects muscle to bone
Type of hernia in which tissues are caught within a fascial defect; may become strangulated if not reduced
Noninvasive electro-generated shock waves used to break up calculi in the urinary or biliary system
Difficulty swallowing or feeling of food sticking in the esophagus
Being on or affecting the same side of the body
Yellowing of the skin and eyes due to buildup of bilirubin; visible sign of certain cancers and diseases of the organs of the biliary system
Discomfort or tenderness that occurs with sudden release of pressure; a clinical sign of appendicitis
Double-layer membrane of peritoneum attached to back wall of abdominal cavity that supports the small intestine
Responses:
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