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Difficulty in swallowing:
A) Dysphagia
B) Eructation
C) Regurgitation
D) Nausea
E) Flatus
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A) Dysphagia
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Carries bile into the duodenum
A) Portal vein
B) Cystic duct
C) Common bile duct
D) Hepatic duct
E) Lymph duct
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C) Common bile duct
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High blood levels of a pigment released by the liver with bile:
A) Hyperbilirubinemia
B) Cholecystitis
C) Steatorrhea
D) Hypoglycemia
E) Hematoma
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A) Hyperbilirubinemia
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Stomat/o means:
A) Tongue
B) Mouth
C) Roof of the mouth
D) Stomach
E) Cheek
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B) Mouth
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Lack of appetite:
A) Aphthous stomatitis
B) Postprandial
C) Leukoplakia
D) Anorexia
E) Achlorhydria
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D) Anorexia
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Esophageal varices are:
A) Polyps
B) Swollen, twisted veins
C) Perianal fistulae
D) Hernias around the opening of the stomach
E) Hemorrhoids
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B) Swollen, twisted veins
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Cheil/o means the same as:
A) Gloss/o
B) Gingiv/o
C) Labi/o
D) Lingu/o
E) Palat/o
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C) Labi/o
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New opening from the large bowel to the surface of the body
A) Duodenotomy
B) Jejunostomy
C) Jejunotomy
D) Colostomy
E) Enterostomy
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D) Colostomy
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Membrane that connects parts of small intestine:
A) Ileum
B) Mesentery
C) Pylorus
D) Appendix
E) Anastomosis
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B) Mesentery
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The combining form of the first part of the large intestine is:
A) Duoden/o
B) jejun/o
C) Ile/o
D) Cec/o
E) Ili/o
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D) Cec/o
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Specialist in gums:
A) Periodontist
B) Orthodontist
C) Pedodontist
D) Endodontist
E) Proctologist
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A) Periodontist
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Fats are improperly digested and appear in the feces:
A) Lipolysis
B) Steatorrhea
C) Adipose
D) Lipase
E) Glycogenolysis
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B) Steatorrhea
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Part of the tooth that contains a rich supply of nerves and blood vessels
A) Dentin
B) Periodontal membrane
C) Pulp
D) Enamel
E) Cementum
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C) Pulp
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Gingiv/o means:
A) Tooth
B) Chest
C) Intestine
D) Gums
E) Stomach
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D) Gums
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Abnormal side pockets in a hollow organ, such as the intestine:
A) Diverticula
B) Ulcers
C) Dysentery
D) Ascites
E) Caries
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A) Diverticula
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White plaques on the mucosa of the mouth:
A) Rectocele
B) Aphthous stomatitis
C) Herpetic stomatitis
D) Melena
E) Oral leukoplakia
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E) Oral leukoplakia
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Chronic inflammation of the intestinal tract:
A) Crohn disease
B) Colonic polyposis
C) Dysentery
D) Achalasia
E) Irritable bowel syndrome
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A) Crohn disease
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Telescoping of the intestine:
A) Volvulus
B) Intussusception
C) Ileus
D) Anal fistula
E) Hiatal hernia
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B) Intussusception
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Pertaining to the abdomen:
A) Esophageal
B) Colonic
C) Pelvic
D) Gastric
E) Celiac
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E) Celiac
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Another term for jaundice:
A) Gallstones
B) Melena
C) Hypobilirubinemia
D) Icterus
E) Achalasia
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D) Icterus
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Ring of muscles:
A) Myoma
B) Rugae
C) Sphincter
D) Papillae
E) Uvula
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C) Sphincter
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Stone in a salivary gland:
A) Sialadenolithiasis
B) Adenolithiasis
C) Cholecystolithiasis
D) Lithiasis
E) Renal calculus
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A) Sialadenolithiasis
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Buccal means:
A) Pertaining to the soft palate
B) Pertaining to the throat
C) Pertaining to the cheek
D) Pertaining to the teeth
E) Pertaining to the tongue
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C) Pertaining to the cheek
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Muscular wave-like movement to transport food through the digestive system:
A) Anastomosis
B) Emulsification
C) Mastication
D) Peristalsis
E) Regurgitation
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D) Peristalsis
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Enzyme to digest starch:
A) Glucose
B) Lipase
C) Bile
D) Amino acid
E) Amylase
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E) Amylase
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