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gastrointestinal evaluations and procedures

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doctor who specializes in diseases and disorders of the GI tract   show
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show Proctologist  
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show Hepatologist  
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show anoscope  
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show proctoscope  
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show Visceral pain  
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pain caused by inflammation and aggravated by movement   show
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show Referred pain  
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show fecal occult blood test  
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show fissures  
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show stool culture  
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test for a specific bacteria in the stool that usually results in uncontrollable diarrhea and is a result of antibiotic therapy   show
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tests that is performed to identify intestinal parasites and their eggs, usually done on people who travel to other countries   show
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show risk factor associated with colorectal cancer  
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show first at age fifty then every ten years after  
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patients with strong risk factors or history of polyps should be screened   show
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show 24-hour pH monitoring  
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entire colon is examined with a flexible lighted videoscope   show
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show endoscopy  
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an abnoral growth extending from the interior of the colon   show
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show NPO after midnight; clear liquids day before test;avoid dairy products, alcohol and blood thinners; have a ride home  
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Patients receiving a endoscopy or colonoscopy need someone to drive them home because the procedure requires   show
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show various forms of laxatives prescribed by the doctor  
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show esophagogastroduodenoscopy  
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recommended interval for fecal occult blood test   show
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show every 10 years with no risk factors  
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stool that is black and tarry   show
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stomach acid backs up from the stomach into the espophagus   show
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acute or chronic inflammation of the colon   show
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show Crohns disease  
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show intestinal thickening. edema, abscesses,fistulas  
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treatment for Crohns can include   show
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chronic progressive inflammatory disease of the liver   show
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risk factors for colorectal cancer   show
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most common GI disorder in the US   show
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show intermittent abdominal pain; cramping; bloating; diarrhea and/or constipation  
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treatment of IBS   show
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show miralax  
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antacid   show
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show imodium  
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show zofran, compazine  
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show lotronex, amitiza  
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med for GERD   show
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med for ulcerative colitis   show
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show cipro and flagyl  
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show diverticulitis  
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show hematochezia  
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show lower GI bleeding  
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black tarry stools may indicate   show
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show esophagogastroduodenoscopy  
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show Endoscopic Retrograde Cholangiopancreatography  
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