| intestinal tube |
A flexible tube, usually made of plastic or rubber, placed in the intestinal tract to aspirate gas, fluid, or solids from the intestines or to administer fluids, electrolytes, or nutrients to the patient. The tube may be passed t
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| intestinal j. |
succus entericus.
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| intestinal villus. |
One of the multiple, minute projections of the intestinal mucosa into the lumen of the small intestine. These projections increase the surface area for absorption of water and nutrients; each contains a capillary network and a
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| intestinal l. |
older name for Whipple's disease.
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| intestinal m. |
the presence of living fly larvae in the intestines.
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