The liver is unique in that it can __________, allowing for live donations of a liver lobe.
_____ are numerous tiny projections that greatly increase the absorptive surface area of the small intestine.
The kidneys and pancreas are referred to as ____________ because they are behind the parietal peritoneum.
Blood is ________ to the gastric mucosa, often inducing vomiting.
The liver also has the ability to release large amounts of _________ when necessary.
If a patient is feeling _________, they may be sweaty, pale, have increased salivation, and tachycardia.
_______ 2 receptors on _________ cells increase the production of hydrochloric acid.
___________ is also known as "fatty diarrhea" and is noted in celiac disease and cystic fibrosis.
_________ is difficulty swallowing that can result from a neurological disorder, muscular disorder, or mechanical obstruction.
A common cancer of the oral cavity is _______ cell carcinoma, common in people who smoke, drink, have leukoplakia, or are over 40.
The double layer of peritoneum that supports the intestines and coveys blood vessels and nerves to supply the wall of the intestine.
When blood sugar drops the liver releases __________, stored sugar to help increase glucose levels.
_________ and diarrhea can quickly affect the fluid and electrolyte balance in the body, causing dehydration.
The vomiting control center is located in the __________.
A dull aching pain in the right upper quadrant is typical of the stretching of the ________ capsule caused by swelling.
________ decreases gastric secretion and increases the bicarbonate ion content of pancreatic secretions.
Congenital _______ occurs when a child is born without the upper and lower esophagus separated.