Digestive System Flashcards

1
Q

Food materials are propelled
through the tube by muscular
action called

A

peristalsis

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2
Q

Accessory organs add extra

substances for

A

digestion

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3
Q

Inner spaces are still

technically ___ the body

A

outside

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4
Q

Food is not part of you until___
.
If it is not absorbed it will ___
from your body

A

absorbed

pass

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5
Q

Three stages of digestion

A
Mechanical or physical digestion (grinding)
Chemical digestion (dissolving)
Absorption (entering the tissues of the body)
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6
Q

3 PROCESSES

A

Liquify food
Dissolve Food
Absorb nutrients

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7
Q

___ are Organic

Catalysts. not used up in a reaction. increase the speed of a reaction. function over and over

A

Enzymes

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8
Q

6 substances

considered food

A
Proteins
Carbohydrates
Lipids - fats and oils - Triglycerides
Minerals
Vitamins
Water
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9
Q

Chemical Digestion turns

polymers into

A

monomers

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10
Q

The digestive tube becomes unique at the Laryngopharynx with the beginning of the

A

esophagus

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11
Q

medical term for gums

A

gingiva

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12
Q

opening at the back of the mouth

A

fauces

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13
Q

trigger for swallowing reflex

looks like a boxing ball

A

uvula

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14
Q

Add fluids to food

A

salivary glands

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15
Q

3 salivary glands

A

parotid salivary glands-located by ear-adds watery secretions

submandibular salivary glands- water and mucus

sublingual salivary glands- almost all mucus secretions

mix with food; cannot swallow food without secretions

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16
Q

food that has been dozed with mucus, enzymes

A

chyme

17
Q

2 purposes for duodenum

A

neutralizes acids from stomach

adds large quantities of enzymes and bile to chyme

18
Q

Fluids from ___contain buffers to neutralize

A

pancreas

19
Q

Walls from duodenum produce

A

buffers

20
Q

Mucus production in pancreas protects it from

A

acidic chyme

21
Q

liver produces

A

bile

22
Q

physical digestion by liver in a way of the

causes fats to mix with water

A

bile

23
Q

water molecules and oil molecules to mix in suspension

ie: soap

A

emulsification

24
Q

pancreas is a dual gland meaning

A

endocrine gland

exocreine gland

25
Q

release chemical into the blood stream to be distributed

A

endocrine gland

26
Q

release substances out of the body

A

exocrine gland

27
Q

pancreas produces __from the endocrine portion

A

insulin

28
Q

enzymes are produced by

A

pancreas
mucosa
submucosa

29
Q

chemical compound that facilitates a chemical reaction, speeds it up, ie: enzyme

A

catalyst

30
Q

Purpose of large intestine

A

reclaim remaining water from chyme

7 liters lost as digestive fluids

all but 1% is reclaimed

31
Q

Moves too slowly. Not enough water in large intestine. Due to lack of fiber. Keeps food moving through the large intestine properly.

A

constipation

32
Q

Large intestine is taking up too much water; loosing too much water. Need to drink extra water. Moves too quickly

A

diarrhea

33
Q

__through colon determines the amount of water in feces.

A

speed

34
Q

The involuntary constriction and relaxation of the muscles of the intestine or another canal, creating wavelike movements that push the contents of the canal forward.

A

peristalsis

35
Q

System that liquifies food

dissolves nutrients

absorbs nutrients

Tube like passage deep in the body

Accessory organ to aid the process

A

Digestive System