Chapter 16: Digestive System Flashcards

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4 Functions of the Digestive System

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-Ingestion
-Digestion (mechanical & chemical)
-Absorb nutrients
-Eliminate waste

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What are the 2 parts of digestion?

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-Mechanical (chewing food)
-Chemical (breaking by digestive enzymes)

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What is mechanical digestion?

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chewing food

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What is chemical digestion?

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breaking by enzymes

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5
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Briefly describe what the digestive tract is

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continuous tube w/ 2 ends

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Name 1-8 structures of the digestive tract IN ORDER

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-Oral cavity
-Pharynx (throat)
-Esophagus (hollow tube)
-Stomach
-Small intestine
-Large intestine
-Rectum
-Anus

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BUT FOR THE EXAM…
Name the first 4 structures IN ORDER

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-Oral cavity
-Pharynx
-Esophagus
-Stomach

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How many layers is the digestive tract made of?

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4 layers

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Name the 4 layers of the digestive tract

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1st: Mucosa (deepest)
2nd: Submucosa
3rd: Muscularis Externa
4th: Serosa (outermost/superficial)

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Out of the 4 layers in digestive tract, which layer supports the mucosa?

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Submucosa

(sub=under mucosa… meaning it supports it)

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Out of the 4 layers in digestive tract, which layer is made of 2 muscles?

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Muscularis externa

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Out of the 4 layers in digestive tract, which layer is made of connective tissue?

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Serosa

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There are 4 membranes that surround the organs, what are they?

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-Lesser Omentum
-Greater Omentum
-Mesocolon (Transverse)
-Mesentary Proper

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Describe the location of Lesser Omentum

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inferior to Liver & attaches to stomach

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Describe the location of Greater Omentum

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between stomach & large intestine

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Describe the location of Mesocolon

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between large intestine & POSTERIOR wall of abdominal cavity

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Describe the location of Mesentary Proper

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between POSTERIOR wall of abdominal cavity & small intestine

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How many teeth are in BOTH the maxilla & mandible?

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32 teeth (16 in mandible, 16 in maxilla)

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Teeth are separated by how many quadrants?

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4

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Because there are 4 quadrants, how many incisors are in each? Multiply to get the total

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2 (incisors) x 4 == 8 incisors TOTAL

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Because there are 4 quadrants, how many canines are in each? Multiply to get the total

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1 (canines) x 4 == 4 canines TOTAL

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Because there are 4 quadrants, how many molars are in each? Multiply to get the total

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3 (molars) x 4 == 12 molars TOTAL

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FILL IN THE BLANK:
3rd molar is the w_______m tooth

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Wisdom

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How many incisors do we have on each quadrant

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How many canines do we have on each quadrant
1
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How many premolars do we have on each quadrant?
2
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How many molars do we have on each quadrant
3
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Crown
enamel-covered part of tooth
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Enamel
outermost layer of crown; non-living, acellular, protective
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_____ is used to assist in the absorption of Vitamin B12.
Intristic factor
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Pulp cavity
has blood vessels, nerves, and connective tissue;
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Periodontal ligaments
hold tooth in socket
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Dentin
living, cellular, calcified tissue; covered by cellular bone-like structure
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Gingiva
dense, fibrous CT covered by stratified squamous epithelium AKA, the pink gums
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What are the 3 muscles involved in mastication/chewing?
-Masseter -Temporalis -Medial & Lateral Pterygoids
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What are the 3 pairs of multicellular glands?
-Parotid (largest, ANT to ear) -Submandibular (inferior to mandible) -Sublingual (smallest, inferior to tongue)
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TRUE/FALSE: Parotid gland is the largest salivary gland
True
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What is the stomach known as?
J-shaped hollow muscular organ
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Cardia
proximal portion of stomach
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What type of liquid does the stomach contain?
Hydrochloric acid (HcI) ~2.0 acidic
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Fundus
dome of stomach
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Body
largest part w/ greater & lesser curvature
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GREATER curvature is lateral or medial?
Lateral
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LESSER curvature is lateral or medial?
Medial
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Pyloric sphincter is proximal/distal?
Distal
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Cardiac sphincter is proximal/distal?
Proximal
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Rugae
gastric ridges/folds in stomach when empty; allows stretching
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_____ causes gallbladder contraction to release bile.
Cholecystokinin
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The _____ is NOT part of the small intestine.
Cecum
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Intrinsic factor is produced by the _____
Parietal cells
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_____ is NOT a function of the liver.
Hydrochloric acid production (only the stomach does that)
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_____ converts Pepsinogen into Pepsin
HcI (Hydrochloric acid)
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The _____ protects the airway and guides food into the esophagus during deglutition. (HINT: one of the single cartilages)
Epiglottis
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ORDER of the stomach phases
1. Cephalic 2. Gastric 3. Intestinal
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The _____ is the short portion of the small intestine.
Duodenum
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Absorption of nutrients and water mainly occurs in the _____ of the digestive tract.
Small intestine (NOT ESOPHAGUS)
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Goblet cells produce
mucus
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Chief cells produce
pepsinogen
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Parietal cells produce
Hydrochloric acid