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Digestive and Upper GI and Esophagus

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how long is the Muscular canal (Esophagus)   show
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where doesMuscular canal (Esophagus) it end   show
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show in the midsagittal  
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It originates at the level of the which veterbra disk   show
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Esophagus located _________to the larynx and Trachea   show
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The esophagus joints the stomach where   show
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show level of the xiphoid tip  
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Digestive system consists of 2 parts :   show
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show pharynx, esophagus, stomach, small intestine, large intestine, and anus (Termination point)  
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where does the Alimentary canal extend from and to   show
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show teeth, tongue, salivary glands, liver, gallbladder, and pancreas.  
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true or false the accessory organs secretes digestive enzymes into the alimentary canal   show
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where is the stomach located   show
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what is the Cardiac Orifice-   show
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show Slightly expanded distal portion of the terminal esophagus  
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how many portions is the stomach broken into and name them   show
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describe the cardia   show
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describe the fundus   show
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show In the erect position, the fundus is usually air filled (Gastric Bubble)  
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where is the body of the stomach located   show
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what is rugae   show
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how many parts is the pylorus broken into and name them   show
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show Antrum- part just medial to the angular notch  
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show Narrowed area ending at the pyloric sphincter  
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show Muscle that controls entrance to and the exit from the stomach  
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show orifice-opening at the distal stomach that leads to the duodenum of the small intestine  
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show sthenic and hyposthenic  
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how is the stomach positioned on an asthenic habitus   show
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what is high density barium mixture and low barium mixture   show
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show 4 Oral Pharyngeal Laryngeal Esophageal  
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what are the stages in a routine barium or esophageal swallow   show
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show true  
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Esophagus AP or PA projection CR   show
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show Esophagus through superimposed thoracic vertebrae, no rotation  
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Esophagus AP or PA projection where is the MSP   show
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show positioned at the level of the mouth for inclusion of the entire esophagus (Top of IR is 2 inches above top of shoulders)  
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Esophagus RAO and LAO position what is the degree of rotation   show
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show Center the elevated side to the grid through a plane approximately 2 inches lateral to the MSP  
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show CR-Perpendicular entering 2 inches lateral to the MSP to the elevated side @ the level of T5-T6  
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show SS-Esophagus between vertebrae and heart  
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which body position better shows esophagus b/t the lung and the vertebrae   show
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which body position better shows esophagus b/t the heart and the vertebra   show
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show RPO  
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RAO is the same as   show
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show T5- T6  
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Esophagus Right or Left Lateral pt position   show
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show Perpendicular to MCP @ the level of T5-T6  
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show Lateral projection of the Esophagus (Barium Filled)  
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