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| 2. | instrument used to look into the esophagus, stomach, colon, or rectum |
| 3. | beverage made by steeping leaves in water |
| 4. | chalky liquid used to coat the inside of organs in order to show up on x-rays |
| 6. | operation |
| 7. | lacking strength; feeble |
| 8. | increase in size |
| 12. | lower end of the small intestine |
| 14. | liquid containing body wastes |
| 16. | surgical procedure that enables stool or urine to exit the body through an opening in the abdomen |
| 17. | substance used as nourishment |
| 18. | large vessel |
| 19. | characterized by high volume |
| 21. | something declared or promised |
| 22. | molded plate of an ostomy pouch |
| 23. | first digit on the radial side of the hand |
| 25. | part or division of the intestine |
| 26. | surgical opening from the ileum to the abdomen's surface to form a stoma |
| 28. | surgical opening in the abdomen to allow for disposal of body wastes |
| 30. | sore on the skin surface or stomach |
| 31. | opinions, convictions or principles |
| 33. | characterized by spasms |
| 36. | head of government of a city or town |
| 37. | part of the intestine that goes from the cecum to the rectum |
| 39. | large vase that usually has a pedestal |
| 40. | no longer new |
| 41. | abbr. for nurse trained to help patients care for and adjust to their ostomy |
| 42. | abbr. for Finance Officer |