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| 1. | A hyperosmolar medication that draws water into the bowels |
| 2. | Connection site of two bowel segments |
| 3. | Diet order for a patient with a bowel obstruction |
| 4. | A medication that irritates the sensory nerve endings in the GI tract |
| 5. | Elevation of this lab result seen with perforated bowel |
| 6. | IBD condition with most severe diarrhea |
| 10. | Type of vomiting consistent with LBO |
| 12. | The name given to internal appearance of GI tract with Crohn's |
| 13. | IBD condition with most severe bleeding |
| 15. | Cardiac compensation with an active bleed/hemorrhage |
| 18. | Antiinflammatory medication for IBD; take with meals |
| 20. | Stomal complication; stoma located below the level of skin |
| 21. | Electrolyte of most concern with diarrhea |
| 22. | Lab result to monitor with total parenteral nutrition |
| 26. | Anti-spastic medication |
| 28. | Classification of Metamucil |
| 30. | Amount of suction used with NGT decompression |
| 31. | The middle portion of the small intestine |
| 35. | Stomal complication; abnormal lengthening of stoma |
| 36. | IBD condition most likely to result in severe malnutrition |
| 37. | The twisting of the GI tract |
| 38. | Medical term for upset stomach, or indigestion |
| 40. | Avoid these products when taking Theragran |
| 44. | IBD condition prone to developing fistulas, fissures, and abscesses |
| 46. | Supplemented with Imferon |
| 47. | Obstruction of this bowel results in profound electrolyte absorption deficits |
| 48. | Disorder in which abdominal pain is relieved by defecation |