Name, 10. Miss Davis has been experiencing stomach pain for several months. Her doctor ordered a test to see if she has the bacteria known as H. pylori in her body. What is the name of this test? 11. Mr. Stevens has been having problems swallowing. His doctor ordered a test in which Mr. Stevens is swallowing the substance so that the doctor can evaluate his swallowing mechanism. What is drinks a substance that will show up on a specialized X-ray. Pictures are taken while Mr. Stevens the name of this test? 12. Which medical term describes the problem that Mr. Stevens is experiencing? 13. Clare is a nurse practitioner in an outpatient drug and alcohol treatment center. One of the patients she cares for has been complaining of right upper abdominal pain. Clare is concerned that this patient may have a condition that involves scarring of the liver. She ordered a blood test that will measure the different enzymes used in the function of the liver. What is the name of this test? 14. Which term describes the medical condition that Clare suspects this patient has?

Name, 10. Miss Davis has been experiencing stomach pain for several months. Her doctor ordered a test to see if she has the bacteria known as H. pylori in her body. What is the name of this test? 11. Mr. Stevens has been having problems swallowing. His doctor ordered a test in which Mr. Stevens is swallowing the substance so that the doctor can evaluate his swallowing mechanism. What is drinks a substance that will show up on a specialized X-ray. Pictures are taken while Mr. Stevens the name of this test? 12. Which medical term describes the problem that Mr. Stevens is experiencing? 13. Clare is a nurse practitioner in an outpatient drug and alcohol treatment center. One of the patients she cares for has been complaining of right upper abdominal pain. Clare is concerned that this patient may have a condition that involves scarring of the liver. She ordered a blood test that will measure the different enzymes used in the function of the liver. What is the name of this test? 14. Which term describes the medical condition that Clare suspects this patient has?

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