Digestion Flashcards

(42 cards)

1
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Order of digestion

A

Ingestion- taking in food

Digestion- biochemical process - breakdown of food into smaller parts

Absorption- small food particles

Assimilation- food particles become part of the cell

Egestion- removal of undigested food

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Hardest part of our body? Which cells secrete this?

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Enamel is the hardest part of our body

Cells secrete ameloblast

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3
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Dentin’s cell

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Odontoblast

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4
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What is thecodont type of dentition

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Tooth is embedded in the socket of skull

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5
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Bunodont type of dentition?

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Teeths have low cusps

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6
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What is heterodont?

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Different types of teeths: incisors, canines, premolars, molars

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7
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No. Of roots in the following teeths?
Insisors
Canines
Premolars
Molars
A
Insisors:  used for cutting (1 root)
Canine: used for tearing (1 root)
Premolar: used for chewing
                  U.J. 2 roots
                  L.J. 1 root
Molar: used for grinding & crushing
                  U.J. 3 roots
                  L.J. 2 roots
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Dental formula for milk teeth

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U.J. 2102
———. × 2
L.J. 2102

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Dental formula for permanent teeth?

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U.J. 2123
———. × 2
L.J. 2123

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10
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Monophyodont?

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0021
——-. × 2. (Once in life)
0021

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Diphyodont?

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Twice in life

2102
——- × 2
2102

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12
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Structures present in tongue which has taste buds

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Papillae

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13
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What are the types of papillae (from root to tip of the tongue)

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Circumvallate papillae (largest)
Foliate papillae (sides me rhte)
Filliform papillae ( centre me)
Fungiform papillae (red colour on the tip of the tongue)
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14
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What is the common chamber for food and air?

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Pharynx

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15
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What is that hanging structure in the mouth?

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Uvula

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16
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The oesophagus and trachea opens into

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Pharynx

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17
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Layers of alimentary canal from outside to inside

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Serosa - muscularis - sub mucosa - mucosa

18
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Which layer is composed of outer longitudinal muscle and inner circular muscle?

19
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Mucosa layers?

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Muscularis mucosa
Lamina propria
Epithelium

20
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Sub mucosa has which type of connective tissue?

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Areolar connective tissue

21
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Plexus present between serosa and muscularis?

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Myenteric plexus / plexus of auerbach

22
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Plexus present in sub mucosa layer?

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Neisnner’s / sub mucosal plexus

Also called brain of the gut

23
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Function of myenteric plexus ?

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Function of neisnner’s plexus

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Glandular secretion

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Folds in stomach is called
Rugae
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Folds in stomach is called
Rugae
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Folds in small intestine is called
Villi
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Is there any gland in oesophagus
No it has no glands
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Acidic food in stomach is called?
Chyme
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pH of stomach?
1.5-1.7
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Lowest part of stomach is called
Pylorus
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Different types of cells in gastric glands are?
Chief cell/ peptic cell/ zymogenic cell Oxyntic cell/ parietal cell Goblet cell G- cell
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Inactive zymogens present in zymogenic cell are?
Pepsinogen --> protein digesting Prorennin
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Gastric lipase is present in which cell?
Zymogenic cell
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Oxyntic cell secrete?
HCL | Castle's intrinsic factor
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Goblet cells secrete?
Mucus
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Functios of G- cell ?
Gastrin hormone | Stimulate gastric secretion and motility
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Functions of HCL
- Provides acidic medium - kill microbes - inactivate salivary amylase - converts pepsinogen into pepsin - converts prorennin into rennin - converts ferric form into ferrous form
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Function of castle's intrinsic factor?
- absorption of vitamin B12
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What is required for RBC formation?
Vitamin B12 + ferrous
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Disease which occur when oxyntic cell is damaged?
Pernicious anaemia
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Parts of small intestine are?
Duodenum Jejenum Illeum