FIGURE
Across
1. Impaired intestinal absorption of nutrients
6. Otherwise known as hyperalimentation
7. Sampling of mass and node tissue for cytological examination
9. Gastric cells that secrete pepsinogens
11. Viewing the gallbladder and bile ducts via the use of contrast media
14. Chronic form of malabsorption of glucose, fats, and vitamins in the small intestine
15. Portion of stomach that extends to pylorus
18. Three times per day
20. Transesophageal echocardiogram (abbr.)
21. Fragmenting gall stones or biliary stones via shock waves
22. Occupational Safety and Health Administration (abbr.)
23. I secrete hydrochloric acid.
25. Inflammation of the bile ducts often associated with choledocholithiasis
27. An abnormal closed sac formation filled with fluid or semifluid material
28. A review of documentation for the purpose of determining whether or not specific objectives were met
32. A three-lumen esophageal-gastric tamponade tube void of an esophageal balloon
34. Type of anemia that may be associated with atrophic gastritis or gastric atrophy
37. A high level disinfectant for cleaning endoscopes
39. Type of brush used during an endoscopy procedure to obtain microscopic specimens
41. Familial syndrome marked by multiple adenomatous colon polyps and mandibular osteomas
42. The purpose of using this type of a biopsy forcep is to obtain microscopic specimens
43. Type of stress ulcer associated with intracranial trauma
44. The main pancreatic duct
46. Type of diverticulum resulting from incomplete separation of the fetal gut from the yolk sac
48. Bleeding time is a measurement used to assess my function with regard to clotting.
50. Primary site of absorption of vitamin B12 and bile acids
52. Excessive amounts of fat in the feces
55. Opposite of old
56. Surgical procedure for pancreatic cancer
Down
1. A mercury-filled esophageal dilator with a conical tip
2. Suspensory muscle of the duodenum at its junction with the jejunum
3. A flexible, cylindrical, slender instrument used for esophageal dilations
4. A hypothesis with no relationship between variables
5. This type of laser therapy is not visible and carries a risk of damage to the eyes.
6. To litigate
8. The hepatic artery, the portal vein, and bile duct is known collectively as the portal ______.
9. My signs and symptoms include weight loss, anorexia, abdominal pain, jaundice, and bruising.
10. A common surgical procedure used to treat gastroesophageal reflux
11. Endoscopic exam of the large bowel
12. Intractable constipation
13. ______ of Langerhans comprises the endocrine portion of the pancreas.
16. A mucosal tear at the GE junction associated with forceful vomiting
17. Semiliquid combination of food and digestive juices found in the stomach
19. The meaning of O in the term NPO
24. May be bipolar or monopolar and is used to produce hemostasis
26. Meckel's diverticulum results from incomplete separation of the fetal ____ from the yolk sac.
29. The purpose of using nasoenteric tubes during intestinal obstruction
30. Cystic ______ is frequently diagnosed in the first year of life and may have pulmonary and pancreatic involvement.
31. A desired outcome that should reflect the mission statement of an organization
33. Opposite of far
35. Upper gastrointestinal (abbr.)
36. Duodenal glands that contain both mucous cells and serous secretary cells
38. The technique for placing a gastrostomy tube
40. The cell-free portion of blood
42. The most common test for the detection of occult blood in the feces
45. The proximal two fifths of the small bowel
47. I am the functional unit of all living organisms.
49. A concentration of foreign material found in the stomach that may be made of hair, vegetable, and/or plant matter
51. Position used for patient during an ERCP
53. This sphincter regulates the flow of bile and pancreatic juices into the intestine.
54. The most specific test used to detect pancreatic cancer
FIGURE