Class 9: Digestive System Flashcards

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most absorption takes place in the

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SI

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name the two anatomical subdivisions of the digestive system

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  • digestive tract (alimentary canal)

- accessory organs

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GI tract is lined with

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lumen

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within the lumen, the lining is made up of …

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stratified squamous epithelium

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middle layer of GI tract is composed of…

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smooth muscle

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nervous system for the GI tract…

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enteric nervous system-controlled by medulla oblongata

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serosa is…

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the tough fibrous wrapping around the GI tract

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smooth muscle (muscularis externa) is responsible for…

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peristalsis

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9
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which plexuses go to the enteric nervous system?

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  • submucosal

- mysenteric

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Auerbach plexus is…

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the nerves innervating the esophogus, stomach, and intestine

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auerbach plexus is connected to which part of the brain?

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medulla oblongata

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the enteric nervous system functions completely dependently/independently of the cns

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independently

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Autonomic nervous system exerts a significant influence on the…

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enteric nervous system

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motility and secretion of the digestive tract are controlled by

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neural, hormonal, and paracrine mechanisms

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neural control- 2 types of reflexes

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short, long

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hormones of digestive tracts

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gastrin and secretin

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chemical messengers are secreted into the bloodstream and stimulate distant parts of the

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digestive tract

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18
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paracrine secretions are…

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prostaglandins with a local effect

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components of saliva

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salivary amylase, lingual lipase, mucus, lysozyme, immunoglobulin A, elecrolytes

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salivary amylase function

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breaks down starches in the mouth

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lingual lipase function…

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enzyme that is activated by stomach acid and digests fat after the food is swallowed

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mucus function

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binds and lubricates the mass of food and aids in swallowing

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lysozyme function

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enzyme that kills bacteria

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immunoglobulin A function

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an antibody that inhibits bacterial growth

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average pH of saliva
6.8-7.0
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salivary gland in front of ear is called
parotid gland
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what squirts saliva into the cheek?
parotid duct
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pharynx is a...
muscular funnel that connects the oral cavity to the esophagus
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the pharynx allows the entrance of air from the
nasal cavity to the larynx
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esophogus is a...
straight muscular tube 25-30 cm long
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esophagus begins level with
C6 and the cricoid cartilage
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esophagus extends from the
pharynx to the cardiac orifice of the stomach
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esophagus passes through the
esophogeal hiatus
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the lower esophogeal sphincter causes food to...
pause at this point
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the stomach function
- mechanically breaks up food particles - liquifies the food - begins the chemical digestion of protein and fat
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chyme is
soupy or pasty mixture of semi-digested food in the stomach
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most digestion occurs after the chyme
passes on to the small intestine
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primary function of the stomach is for food...
storage
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four regions of the stomach
1-cardiac region 2- fundic region 3-body 4-pyloric region
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cardiac region of the stomach is located
small region within 3 cm of the cardiac orifice
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the fundic region of the stomach is the
dome-shaped portion of the stomach
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the body of the stomach makes up the...
greatest part of the stomach
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the pyloric region of the stomach is located
at the narrower pouch at the inferior end of the stomach
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vasovagal reflex is the collection of...
parasympathetic fibers from vagus and sympathetic fibers from celiac ganglia
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all blood that's drained from the stomach and intestines enters the
hepatic portal circulation
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blood from st and intest. is filtered through the .... before returning to the ...
liver, heart
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4 cells in gastric pit
1) mucous cells 2) parietal cells 3) chief cells 4) enteroendocrine cells
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mucous cells secrete... predominate in...
mucus, cardiac and pyloric glands
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parietal cells secrete
hydrochloric acid and intrinsic factor
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chief cells secrete (most numerous)
lipase and pepsinogen
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enteroendocrine cells are concentrated in the
lower end of the gland
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hydrochloric acid converts... to ..., which breaks down... to .....
pepsinogen, pepsin, proteins, peptides
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intrinsic factor is a...
glycoprotein secreted by parietal cells
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intrinsic factor is essential to...
absorption of vitamin b12 by the SI
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vitamin B12 is needed to synthesize...
hemoglobin. Prevents pernicious anemia
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the only indispensable function of the stomach is
secretion of intrinsic factor
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meal emptied from stomach takes about
4 hours
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most ulcers are caused by what bacteria?
helicobacter pylori
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gastritis is.... that can lead to a
inflammation of the stomach, peptic ulcer
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functions of liver
-absorb glucose, amino acids, etc. from blood -remove and degrade hormones, toxins, etc -secrete into the blood stuff -
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between meals the liver
breaks down stored glycogen and releases glucose into the blood
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gallbladder function
stores and concentrates bile
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bile definition
a yellow-green fluid containing minerals, cholesterol, neutral fats, etc.
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gallstones are hard masses in either the... or..
gallbladder or bile ducts
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the pancreas is both a...
endocrine and exocrine gland
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endocrine portion of pancreas secretes
insulin and glucagon
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the exocrine portion of the pancreas
secretes pancreatic juice
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sodium bicarbonate raises
pH of acidic chyme in duodenum
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pancreatic amylase digests
starch
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pancreatic lipase digests
fat
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pancreatic protease digests
proteins
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acetylcholine comes from the
vagus and enteric nerves
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cholecystokinin is secreted by.... in response to the arrival of...
mucosa of duodenum, fats in SI
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secretin is released from.... in response to...
duodenum, acidic chyme arriving from the stomach
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3 parts of the stomach
duodenum, jejunum, ileum
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duodenum function
receives stomach contents, pancreatic juice, bile | neutralize stomach acid
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jejunum function
most digestion happens here
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ileum forms the last...
60% of the post-duodenal SI
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ileocecal valve is a sphincter formed by
the thickened muscle of the ileum
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the ileocecal valve protrudes into the
cecum
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function of ileocecal valve is to
regulate the passage of food residue into the large intestine
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lipids are absorbed by
lymphatic capillaries called lacteals
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sigmoid colon is the...
s-shaped portion leading down into the pelvis
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rectum is the portion...
ending at the anal canal
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the anal canal is the final...
3 cm of the LI