Pair the correct organ with its disease or condition and write a brief definition of the term.

Term: intussusception

Organ: $\quad\rule{4cm}{0.15mm}$

Definition: $\quad\rule{8cm}{0.15mm}$

Fill in the blank.

Medical Term: hematemesis

Root/ Combining Form: $\quad\rule{3cm}{0.15mm}$

Write a short answer.

What is the bony roof of the mouth called?

$$\rule{10cm}{0.15mm}$$

Use all the terms given below to trace the process of digestion in a single paragraph. Underline all the terms in your writing.

( ingestion $\quad$ propulsion $\quad$ digestion $\quad$ secretion $\quad$ absorption $\quad$ elimination )

The process of digestion begins in the mouth where...

$$\rule{10cm}{0.15mm}$$

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Select the correct answer.

mucous $\quad$ mucin $\quad$ mucus $\quad$ mucosal $\quad$ mucosa $\quad$ submucosa

The lining of a tubular structure is referred to as the $\rule{3cm}{0.15mm}$

Use the suffix and Fill in the blank.

One who specializes in periodontics is a periodont/ $\rule{3cm}{0.15mm}$

Fill in the blank.

Medical term: esophagogastroduodenoscopy

Prefix: $\quad\rule{3cm}{0.15mm}$

Fill in the blank.

Instrument: endoscope

Procedure Term: $\quad\rule{3cm}{0.15mm}$

Match the correct abbreviation to the defined meaning given below.

Abbreviation:

CF: $\rule{2cm}{0.15mm}$

Meanings:

a. use increases incidence of peptic ulcers

b. blocks production of gastric acid

c. an intestinal diagnosis

d. an inherited disease

e. refers to two specific organs

Fill in the blank.

Medical Term: perforation

Meaning of Prefix: $\rule{3cm}{0.15mm}$

Match the correct answer to the statement below.

Grind and crush food $\quad\rule{3cm}{0.15mm}$

Medical terms:

a. mouth

b. pulp cavity

c. root canal

d. caries

e. root

f. gingivitis

g. papillae

h. crown

i. tartar

j. buccinator

k. bicuspids and molars

l. dentin

Case Report:

Mrs. Helen Schreiber, a 45-year-old high school principal, presents with a 6-month history of dry mouth, bleeding gums, and difficulty in chewing and swallowing food.

Questioning by Dr. Susan Lee, her primary care physician, reveals that she also has dry eyes, is having pain in some joints of both hands, and has felt fatigued. Her previous medical history is uneventful. Physical examination shows a dry mouth, mild gingivitis, and an ulcer on the back of the lower lip. Her salivary glands are not swollen. Her eyes show no ulceration or conjunctivitis. The metacarpophalangeal joints of both index fingers are swollen, stiff, and tender. All other systems show no abnormality.

Initial laboratory reports show anemia, decreased WBC count, and an elevated ESR. Dr. Lee makes a provisional diagnosis of Sjögren syndrome. The results of blood studies for SSA and SSB antibodies and for rheumatoid factor titers are pending, as are $x$-rays of her hands. Mrs. Schreiber is given advice about symptomatic treatment for her dry mouth and will be seen again in 1 week. Luisa Guitterez, CMA. 10/12/12, 1530 hrs.

Answer the following question.

List all of Mrs. Schreiber's signs and symptoms. $\rule{5cm}{0.15mm}$

$$\rule{10cm}{0.15mm}$$

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Fill in the blank.

The element $chol/e$ means: $\quad \rule{5cm}{0.15mm}$

Fill in the blanks.

Analyzing the two combining forms shows that the term $gastroenterology$ relates to the $\rule{3cm}{0.15mm}$ and the $\rule{3cm}{0.15mm}$.