&-&$:@, 8. Mrs. Thomas visited the radiology department of the hospital, where she was scheduled to havea test that uses sound waves to generate an image of the abdominal organs. During this test,healthcare professionals will check her gallbladder to see if stones are present. What is the nameof this test?9. If there are stones in Mrs. Thomas' gallbladder, what term would a healthcare professional use todescribe her condition?

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