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Ch_34_Digestive_System Flashcards

1
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5 structures in oral cavity

A

tongue, palate, teeth, salivary glands, tonsils

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2
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types of teeth from front to back

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incisors -> canine -> premolars -> molars

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3
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molars role

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grinding/mashing

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4
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premolars role

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ripping/mashing

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5
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canine role

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ripping

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incisors role

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cutting

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7
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part of tooth that sticks out of gumline

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crown

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8
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part of tooth that is below gumline

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root

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9
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enamel tooth layer description

A

hard calcium

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10
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dentin tooth layer description

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soft part underneath enamel

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11
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pulp tooth layer description

A

marrow, under denton

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12
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root canal layer description

A

blood vessel and nerve locations

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13
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hard palate role

A

food mashing

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14
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soft palate role

A

swallow assistance

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15
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tonsils role

A

immune system for toddlers

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16
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tongue roles besides taste

A

communication, temperature gauge, describing food

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17
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4 types of taste buds (ignoring new 5th one)

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bitter, salt, sour, sweet

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18
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saliva is secreted from the _

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salivary glands

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19
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enzyme released from salivary glands for digesting starch

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amylase

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20
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the _ coats bolus to facilitate swallowing

A

salivary glands

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21
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largest salivary gland is the _

A

parotids

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22
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where are the parotid salivary glands located

A

cheeks

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23
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where are the sublingual salivary glands located

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underneath tongue front

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24
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where are the submandibular salivary glands located

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underneath tongue back

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25
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three stages of swallowing

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voluntary, pharyngeal, esophageal

26
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voluntary stage description

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tongue transports bolus to back of mouth

27
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pharyngeal stage role

A

epiglottis closes trachea so that food goes to esophagus

28
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esophageal stage

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bolus transported passed cardiac sphincter to stomach through peristalsis

29
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peristalsis description

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involuntary smooth muscle contractions - used in digestive system for food transport

30
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rugae description

A

stomach lining folds - can stretch sensors

31
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Stomach mucosa layer description

A

stomach inner layer that has digestive enzymes

32
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chyme description

A

mixture of food and digestive enzymes in stomach

33
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submucosa layer description

A

middle layer of stomach with blood vessels

34
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pyloric sphincter description

A

sphincter that seperates stomach from small intestine

35
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serosa descrption

A

membrane that covers muscle layers in stomach

36
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what does the liver filter out of the blood?

A

ammonia and toxins

37
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what does the liver store?

A

glycogen and vitamin staroge

38
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what does the liver secrete and to where

A

bile to gall bladder

39
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bile role

A

breaks down fats into smaller peices in duodenum

40
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for what type of nutrients does the Pancreas secrete digestive enzymes

A

all types

41
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how does the pancreas neutralize stomach acids

A

secretes bicarbonate ions which change pH from 2 (stomach) to 9

42
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what does the pancreas secrete to regular blood sugar

A

insulin

43
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T/F nutrients are absorbed in small intestine

A

T

44
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small intestine length

A

21 ft

45
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small intestine diameter

A

1 inch

46
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3 sections of small intestine

A

Duodenum,Jejunum, Ileum

47
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Duodenum role

A

chemical release?

48
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Jejunum role

A

digestion with chemicals released from Duodenum

49
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Ileum role

A

absorb digested material from Jejunum

50
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Small Intestine lumen is lined with _

A

Villi

51
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what does a Villus contain

A

blood lymph vessels

52
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the small intestine uses facilitated or simple diffusion to absorb nutrients

A

both

53
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structure that wastes travel through from small to large intestine

A

Cecum

54
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large intestine main role

A

water absorption

55
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large intestine contain _ which creates some vitamins

A

bacteria

56
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six structures of large intestine from cecum to rectum

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cecum -> ascending colon -> transverse colon -> descending colon -> sigmoid colon -> rectum

57
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cecum role

A

contains appendix and joins intestines

58
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ascending colon location

A

goes up abdomen

59
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transverse colon location

A

goes across abdomen

60
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descending colon location

A

goes down abdomen

61
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sigmoid colon location

A

curves and attaches to rectum

62
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rectum location

A

final location before anus

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