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Across 3. Hard, difficult defecation. 6. Caused by either bile or pancreatic juice being absent. (2 Words) 7. Peritonial membranes stick together around the site of infection. 8. Abnormality that protrudes slightly above the diaphragm. (2 Words) 9. Mucosa protrudes through the walls of the colon. 10. Diminutive levels of glucose in the blood. 12. The colon narrows and diverticula form. 15. Inflammation of the liver. 17. Bile pigments enter the bloodstream, altering tissue color. 19. Short lingual frenulum. 20. Crystalized cholesterol

Down 1. Inflammation of the pancreas. 2. Diverticula becomes inflamed - fatal. 4. Liver becomes fibrous and hard. 5. Excessive levels of glucose in the blood. 11. Erosion in mucosa of any part of the GI tract. (2 Words) 13. Ulceration of the esophagus. 14. Vomiting. 15. Caused by failure of the cardioesophageal sphincter. 16. Teeth embedded in the jaw line. 18. Excessive watery defecation.