Homework Answers
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Term |
Deconstruction into word components and include meaning of each component |
Brief definition of term |
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Agastroneuria |
a/gas/tro/neu/ri/a loss/neural control/stomach |
Loss of neural control of the stomach |
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cholangiohepatoma |
Cho/lan/gi/o/hep/ato/ma Carcinoma/primary/liver |
Primary carcinoma of the liver |
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Colorectitis |
co·lo·proc·ti·tis inflammation/colon/rectum |
Inflammation of both colon and rectum. |
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Enterotoxemia |
en·ter·o·tox·e·mi·a entero/toxin/blood |
Presence of enterotoxin in blood |
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esophagogastroduodenoscopy |
e·soph·a·go·gas·tro·du·o·de·nos·co·py endoscopic/examination/esophagus |
Endoscopic examination of the esophagus, stomach, and duodenum usually perform Ed using a fiberoptic instrument. |
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Exodontic |
Ex/o/dontic Relating/to |
Relating to something eg:exodontic doctor |
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Gastrojejunostomy |
gas·tro·je·ju·nos·to·my anastomosis/jejunum |
Surgical establishment of an anastomosis between the jejunum and the anterior or posterior wall of the stomach. |
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Hyperbilirubinemia |
hy·per·bil·i·ru·bi·ne·mi·a high/amount/bile |
abnormally high amounts of bile pigment (bilirubin) in the blood |
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panproctocolectomy |
pan/prok/to/k/lekto/me removal/intestine |
Surgical removal of the entire large in testine, from the anus, to the rectum , and the length of the large bowel |
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Palatoglossal |
pal·a·to·glos·sal pertaining/toungue/palate |
pertaining to the palate and tongue. |
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perirhizoclasia |
per·i·rhi·zo·cla·si·a inflammation/destruction/tissues |
Inflammatory destruction of tissues immediately around the root of a tooth. |
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