6–98 Most absorption of food takes place in the third part of the small intestine,
which is the ____________________.
6–99 Crohn disease, a chronic inflammation of the ile/um, may affect any part of
the intestinal tract. This disease is distinguished from closely related bowel disorders
by its inflammatory pattern; it is also called regional ile/itis.
Ile/itis is an ____________________of the____________________.
6–100 Enter/al means pertaining to the intestine (usually the small intestine).
From enter/al,construct the CF for intestine.
____________________ / _____
6–101 Build medical terms that mean
excision of intestine (usually small):____________________ / ____________________
suture of intestine (such as an intestinal wound):
____________________ / _____ / __________
6–102 Enter/itis is an ____________________of the____________________
(usually small).
6–103 Continue labeling Figure 6–3 as you read the following: The large intes-
tine, also called the colon, extends from the ileum of the small intestine to the anus.
The colon consists of four segments: (4) ascending colon,(5) transverse colon,
(6) descending colon,and (7)sigmoid colon.
6–104 The CF col/orefers to the colon.
Form medical words that mean
excision of the colon:__________ / _________________________
inflammation of the colon:__________ / __________
incision into the colon:__________ / _____ / __________
6–105 Col/o/stomy is the surgical creation of an opening into the colon
(through the surface of the abdomen). It may be temporary or permanent and may
be performed as treatment for CA or diverticul/itis. Col/o/stomy allows elimination
of feces into a bag attached to the skin. (See Fig. 6–4.)
Build medical terms that mean
forming an opening (mouth) into the colon:
__________ / _____ / ____________________
suture of the colon:__________ / _____ / ____________________
Boldfaceindicates a word root or combining form. Blueindicates a suffix. Pinkindicates a prefix.
238 CHAPTER 6• Digestive System
ileum
ĬL-ē-ŭm
inflammation, ileum
ĬL-ē-ŭm
enter/o
enter/ectomy
ĕn-tĕr-ĔK-tō-mē
enter/o/rrhaphy
ĕn-tĕr-OR-ă-fē
col/ectomy
kō-LĔK-tō-mē
col/itis
kō-Lī-tĭs
col/o/tomy
kō-LŎT-ō-mē
inflammation, intestine
col/o/stomy
kō-LŎS-tō-mē
col/o/rrhaphy
kō-LOR-ă-fē