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Allvation waitiple-choice questions. Select the correct answer(s) EXERCISE 8 Multiple-choice questions. Sele 1. Select all of the terms below that pertain to the lower GI tract. a. constipation b. dentalgia low is the correct 5. Which of the definitions below is th definition of the term hemorrhoid? a. inflammation of the skin surrounding the anus b. inflammation of the skin surrounding the rectum c. inflammation of the veins surrounding the anus d. inflammation of the veins surrounding the rectum e. none of these e. hemorrhoid f. rectalgia c. diarrhea g. stomatitis d. hematemesis 2. Select all of the terms below that pertain to the upper GI tract. a. constipation e. hemorrhoid b. dentalgia f. rectalgia c. diarrhea g. stomatitis d. hematemesis 3. Which of the terms below literally means "through excessive discharge and is the pass- ing of fluid or unformed feces? a. constipation d hemorrhoid b. diarrhea e. icterus c. dysentery 4. Which of the terms below is generally considered the OPPOSITE of diarrhea! a constipation d. hemorrhoid b. diarrhea e. icterus c. dysentery 6. Which of the terms below means "pain in the gallbladder? 1. bilemesis d. choledynia b. bilidynia e. hematemesis c. cholecystalgia

Answer 1

ANSWER.

1) Terms pertain to the lower GI tract are

           a) Constipation (Formation of hard stools)

           c) Diarrhea.(Feces in liquid form)

           e) Hemorrhoid.(Inflammation of vein surrounding rectum and anus)

           f) Rectalgia.(Pain in the rectum)

2) Terms pertain to the upper GI tract are

           b) Dentalgia.(Pain in the tooth).

           d) Hematemesis.(Presence of blood in vomitus).

           g) Stomatitis.(Inflammation of mouth).

3) Terms which means through excessive discharge are

          b) Diarrhea.

          c) Dysentery.

4) a) Constipation generally considered the opposite of diarrhea.

5) Definitions of hemorrhoid.

        c) Inflammation of vein surrounding the anus.

        d) Inflammation of vein surrounding the rectum.

6) Terms which means pain in the gall bladder are

           b) Bilidynia.

          c) Cholecystalgia.

        d) Choledynia.