Of+the+intestines
101intestinal strongyloidiasis — the stage of human strongyloidiasis in which the worms are in the intestines, causing ulceration and diarrhea; in some persons infection is subclinical for decades …
102HERNIA — the name given to the protrusion of an internal organ, specially a part of the intestines …
103puddick — the intestines of a fish, especially the stomach (Newfoundland). Also called puttick or puttock …
104sloch — the membrane covering the intestines of fish (Scottish dialect). Also spelled slowch, sluch and slough …
105Diphyllobothrium latum — the broad tapeworm or fish tapeworm, a large species found in the intestines of mammals (including humans) that eat fish. It sometimes reaches a length of 9 meters, and its head has two grooves or suckers (bothria). It has two intermediate hosts …
106Hymenolepis nana — the dwarf tapeworm, a species from 70 to 80 mm long that is parasitic in the intestines of rats, mice, and humans, especially children, causing hymenolepiasis. Hymenolepis nana, gravid proglottids (acetocarmine stain) …
107intestinal myiasis — the presence of living fly larvae in the intestines …
108defecation — The elimination of solid waste matter from the intestines …
109feces — The material in a bowel movement. Feces is made up of food that was not digested, bacteria, mucus, and cells from the intestines. Also called stool …
110stool — The material in a bowel movement. Stool is made up of food that was not digested, bacteria, mucus, and cells from the intestines. Also called feces …
