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digestive system

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what is the digestive system and also what is another name for the digestive system?   show
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function of the digestive system   show
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what are two parts of the digestive system?   show
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accessory glands of the digestive system   show
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show digestive enzymes which help break down food  
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show produces bile which helps break down fat  
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show stores bile  
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pancreas   show
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divisions of alimentary canal   show
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show extends from diaphragm to bony pelvis  
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show stomach, small intestines, large intestines, liver, pancreas, spleen, gallbladder, and kidneys  
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pelvic cavity contains   show
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peritoneum   show
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parietal peritoneum   show
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visceral peritoneum   show
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show is an actual cavity in the abdomen  
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messentery   show
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retroperitoneum   show
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whats structures are included in the retroperitoneum?   show
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show extension of messentery  
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greater omentum   show
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show inside of the stomach, connects lesser curvature of the stomach to the liver  
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mesocolon   show
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lumen   show
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sphincter   show
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show wavelike motion that pushes food through the digestive tract  
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show churning, happens in the stomach  
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stenosis   show
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atresia   show
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show serous or adventitia, muscular, submucosal, and mucosal  
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serous or adventitia   show
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muscular   show
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show just below muscular  
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show inner most wall of stomach/ mucus-inside  
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show carbs, fats, mineral salts, proteins, vitamins, and water  
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ingestion   show
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show chewing  
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deglutition   show
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show getting ready for absorption, chemical and mechanical of food  
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show the passage of food into the blood or lymp capillaries in the small intestines  
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mouth   show
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show oral vestibule and oral cavity  
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oral vestibule   show
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oral cavity   show
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show top of oral cavity, made up of maxilla and palpatine bone  
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show just behind hard palate, fold of epithelial tissue for septum between mouth and pharynx (oropharnyx and nasopharnyx)  
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uvula   show
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show tissue that sits on either side of the uvula located anterior and posterior to hard palate  
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show muscle covered by epithelial tissue. strongest of all muscles in the body houses taste buds. tip of tongue is the apex, base of tongue posterior. forces food into teeth  
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sublingual space   show
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show anchors tongue to oral cavity  
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show allows for chewing, makes food smaller  
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salivary glands   show
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show parotid/duct stenson submandibular/ whartons sublingual/sublingul  
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show saliva or digestive enzyme  
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show largest of salivary glands. sits in front of the ear to mastoid tip. duct (stenson) opens into orovestible right between second upper molar  
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submandibular   show
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show smallest gland(s) but numerous. located on the floor of the mouth in front of the submandibular  
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show radiographic image of salivary gland. only one gland can be examed at a time. infrequently performed. modality of choice MRI  
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fistulae   show
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show pocket where stuff goes into  
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calculi   show
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strictures   show
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show lemon  
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radiographs   show
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pharynx   show
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nasopharynx   show
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show behind the mouth  
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laryngopharynx   show
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layers of the esophagus   show
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location of the esophagus   show
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function of esophagus   show
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cardiac antrum   show
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show opening at the end of the stomach  
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stomach   show
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segmentation   show
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T or F alcohol is absorbed in the stomach?`   show
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show 3 to 4 per minute in a filled stomach  
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show 2 to 3 hours  
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chyme   show
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show pepsin, renin- curdels milk, and gastrin  
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show 1. serous- outside layer 2. muscular 3. submucosal 4. mucosal  
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show mucosal folds of the stomach and bladder  
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show cardia, fundus, body, and pyloric portion  
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show cardiac orifice and cardiac sphincter  
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the fundus is located where?   show
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show pyloric antrum, canal, orifice and sphincter  
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show is a cardiac sphincter that does not work  
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show out pouching  
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zinckers pouch   show
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show seen in babies, projectile vomiting  
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lesser curvature   show
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greater curvature   show
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show esophograstric junction, angle  
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small intestine   show
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what are the three portions of the small intestine?   show
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show absorption of nutrients  
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plica circularis   show
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show increases absorption area, found throughout all three portions and they are like finger like projections  
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duodenum   show
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superior region of duodenum   show
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descending region of the duodenum   show
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show third region of duodenum  
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ascending region of the duodenum   show
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cholecystokinin or CCK   show
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show comes directly off of the gall bladder  
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show produces bile, right and left hypatic duct forms common hypatic duct, which in turn forms common bile duct. common bile duct hooks up behind to pancreatic duct at the apulla of vater (which is controlled by the spihncter of oddi)  
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GERD   show
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show chronic gerd which causes inflammation of the esophagus  
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jejunum   show
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ileum   show
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show prevents backflow, distal portion of ileum called merkels diverticulum  
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small intestine pathology   show
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lymph follicle (peyer's patch)   show
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show auto immune disease which affects from the mouth to the anus, ulcers, and inflammation. affects prodominantly the small intestine  
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show 5 ft in size and is located in the abdomen. absorbes water and is storage for waste  
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show 1. cecum 2. ascending colon 3. right colic (hepatic) flexure 4. transverse colon 5. left colic (splenic) flexure 6. descen. colon 7. sigmoid colon 8. rectum 9. anal canal & anus  
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show RLQ. appendix comes off of the cecum  
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ascending colon   show
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right hepatic flexure   show
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show comes out anteriorly  
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show left side much more cephalic  
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show left side  
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show left side more caudal is "S" shaped  
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show 5-6 inches long. follows the curve of the sacrum anterior.  
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rectal ampulla   show
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rectal columns   show
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hemorroids   show
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show internal- involuntary smooth muscle external- voluntary skeletal muscle  
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show mucosal folds in the large intestine  
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show longitudinal bands of muscle that cause the puckering affect of the haustra  
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semi-lunar folds   show
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show  
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appendicitis   show
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ulcerative colitis   show
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show inflammation of the gall bladder  
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colitis   show
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show inflammation of the duodenum  
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diverticulitis   show
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enteritis   show
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peritonitis   show
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volvulous   show
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intersusseption   show
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show abnormal communication between two structures  
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show just a blockage, bowel looses peristalysis, obstruction bowel dies  
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show colon looses peristalic ability  
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pancreas   show
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show nest of cells where insulin is produced  
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horomomes of pancreas/endocrine   show
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show RUQ depression under surface of liver and pear shaped.  
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cholecyst   show
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3 coverings of the gall bladder   show
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show fundus, body, and neck  
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function of gall bladder   show
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show body habitus  
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liver   show
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show RUQ consists of two lobes, falciform ligament. right caudate and quadrate. left capsule of glisson  
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show network of small blood vessels, connective tissue which forms capsule around the liver  
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show hepatic artery, portal vein and kupffer cells where blood detoxification takes place  
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show the production of bile  
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biliary system   show
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function of biliary system   show
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procedure for abdomen pt. prep   show
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show on expiration to slow down peristalysis and moves diaphragm out of the way  
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show consist of controlled diet, laxative, and enemas and is aggressive  
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show iodine which is water soluble  
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show acutely ill pts and suspected visceral rupture which you would never give contrast  
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show 70-80 kvp you want long scale contrast/gray scale. AEC phototimer. 115 grid is always used for an abdomen  
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tissue structures used to determine effective technique   show
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show 14x17  
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show 44"  
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ID markers   show
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show shield pediatrics and pts of reproductive age. close collimation and optimum technique factors  
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show history-why you are, surgeries and pain if so where at. explanation of the procedure. respiration on exhalation to raise diaphragm and slow peristalysis  
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show AP, KUB/supine, and upright AP, L lateral decubitus in lue of upright to differentiate between free air and stomach contents lateral L dorsal decubitus to show aortic aneurysm  
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show AP upright in stretcher to include diaphragm  
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an acute abdominal series generally consists of   show
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show supine, without rotation, support knees to reduce strain  
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show iliac crest L4-L5 at msp-perpendicular/ mcp-parallel  
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show kidneys, entire bladder area and pubic symphysis  
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CR   show
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show hypersthenic pts and tall pts  
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AP abdomen, supine demonstrated   show
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what anatomy should be demonstrated in an AP abdomen, supine   show
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AP abdomen upright   show
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critique of AP abdomen, upright   show
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pt position for AP abdomen left lateral decubitus   show
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CR for AP left lateral decub   show
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AP abdomen left lateral decub demonstates   show
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a lateral abdomen, dorsal decub is only ordered to see what?   show
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ectomy   show
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stomy   show
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show removal of gall bladder  
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colostomy   show
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show opening between the small and large intestine to bypass obstruction  
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show removal of the stomach  
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colectomy   show
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ileostomy   show
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