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What does the term 'dent/i' refer to?
What is the definition of 'duoden/o'?
duodenum
What does 'enter/o' signify?
intestine, usually small intestine
What is the meaning of 'esophag/o'?
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What does 'faci/o' refer to?
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What is the definition of 'gastr/o'?
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What does 'gingiv/o' stand for?
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What is the meaning of 'gloss/o'?
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What does 'hepat/o' signify?
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What is the definition of 'ile/o'?
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What does 'jejun/o' refer to?
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What is the meaning of 'labi/o'?
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What does 'lapar/o' refer to?
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What is the definition of 'lingu/o'?
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What does 'mandibul/o' signify?
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What does the term 'odont/o' mean?
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Study Notes
Dental and Gastrointestinal Terms
- dent/i: Refers specifically to "tooth," a fundamental component of oral health.
- odont/o: Another term for "tooth," related to dental terminology and procedures.
- duoden/o: Represents the "duodenum," the first section of the small intestine, crucial for digestion and nutrient absorption.
- enter/o: Denotes "intestine," typically referring to the small intestine, involved in digestion and nutrient absorption.
- esophag/o: Indicates the "esophagus," the muscular tube connecting the throat to the stomach, important for transporting food.
- faci/o: Relates to the "face," encompassing facial structure and features.
- gastr/o: Stands for "stomach," an essential organ in the digestive system where food is processed.
- gingiv/o: Pertains to "gums," integral to oral health and support for teeth.
- gloss/o: Signifies "tongue," a crucial muscle for taste, chewing, and speech.
- hepat/o: Refers to the "liver," vital for detoxification, metabolism, and bile production.
- ile/o: Indicates the "ileum," the last part of the small intestine, essential for nutrient absorption.
- jejun/o: Represents the "jejunum," the middle section of the small intestine, important in the digestion process.
- labi/o: Relates to "lip," a prominent feature of the mouth involved in eating and articulation.
- lapar/o: Denotes the "abdomen," housing multiple organs and critical for various bodily functions.
- lingu/o: Another term for "tongue," highlighting its importance in various physiological processes.
- mandibul/o: Refers to the "lower jaw" or mandible, key for chewing and speaking.
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This quiz focuses on medical terminology related to the dental and gastrointestinal systems, specifically the prefixes Dent/i and Odont/o. Test your knowledge of terms associated with teeth, stomach, intestines, and related anatomy through engaging flashcards.
