Gastrointestinal Tract

I dont know honestly

They do it in the eye

I'm studying physiotherapy at the moment and came across some particular patients with this problem. It isn't a pathology or a disease, but it is the result of an underlying neurological, muscular or anatomical problem.

I had one patient who had his heal 7 cm off the ground, and with in 3 days of physical therapy, which involved stretching, and relaxation techniques applied to the calves and tendons, it had reduced the space to just 3 cm.

Stretching seems to be the most obvious solution, but it is important that the muscles are relaxed with heat, in order to aid movement. Be careful not to over stretch or strain though. See your physiotherapist.. it works!!

Gastroenterologists perform scoping procedures of the large intestine.

Mostly a weak solution of hydrochloric acid, but other similarities, yes.

Yes. A colonoscopy views the entire colon. It passes from the anus to the rectum, sigmoid colon, descending colon, transverse colon, ascending colon and on occasion may look at the distal part of the small bowel as well.

Not sure, but I think the pH is about 3, so....

1/103

= 0.001 M HCl

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Spermacites, Hermapherdytes, Kool Aid

Sure just make sure you have enough lube. Miracle Frooties use to sell their product on Ebay with anal cream.

Red or purple juices should be avoided, since they can cause coloring of the colon that may be misinterpreted during the colonoscopy.

Irregular Z line is the connection where the oesaphagus meets the stomach. when the endoscopist means Irregular Z line- They take a sample tissue and send it for biposy.

Irregular Z line does not mean that something is wrong.

because absorptive cells are subjected to a harsh environment

there are 6 stages of Digestion:

1. Ingestion (eating the food)

2. Mechanical Digestion (you digest the food yourself; having control of the digestion, the food not changing substance just simply breaking down)

3.Chemical Digestion (eg: saliva breaks down starch... creating a new substance and having little control over the digestion)

4. Absorption (happens int he stomach)

5. Assimilation (happens in the duodenum)

6. Elimination (toilet time)

hope that helps :D

It's not in addition to, it's instead of. Reason, in addition to cost, is that the majority of polyps are found in the region covered by a sigmoidoscopy. If you have a history of colon cancer in your family, and are over age 40, I'd strongly argue for the colonoscopy.

Food is digested, or broken down, so that the nutrients can be extracted for use by the body as it passes through the digestive system. If food wasn't digested, you would not have the energy required to run vital chemical reactions, eventually resulting in death.

There would need to be an extremely good medical reason to remove the stomach and doubtful it would be done. The stomach is a key organ in the digestive tract and there is no suitable mechanical substitute.

the procedure will take less than a hour you most likely will spend about another hour recovering

When certain person's fingers are pulled it causes that person to relax their sphincter muscle and the flatulence is free to fog the atmosphere.

The small intestines pulls fluid in to swish food around and break food down into nutrients. The waste fluid along with fluid waste you ingested is pulled back out when food mash is in the large intestines.

no, burping is a result of swallowing air.

In dogs, this is called "mega-esophagus," a condition in which the muscles of the esophagus are unusually thick and inflexible, so that the animal has trouble swallowing its food. Dogs with this condition require a special diet and a strict feeding routine that requires them to be in an upright position for 20 minutes after eating.

Hydrochloric Acid