digestive system Flashcards

(49 cards)

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function of the digestive system

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ingestion
secretion
mixing and propulsion
digestion
absorption
defecation

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bolus

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a soft, rounded mass of food that is swallowed

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chyme

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the semifluid mixture of partly digested food and digestive secretions found in the stomach and small intestine

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feces/stool

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material discharged from the rectum, made up of bacteria, excretions and food residue

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5
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alimentary canal

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a hollow tube which runs from mouth to anus

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6
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four layers of the alimentary canal

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mucosa, submucosa, muscularis, serosa

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7
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where is serosa found in the Gi tract

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everywhere but the oesophagus

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8
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oral vestibule

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lips, cheeks, teeth, gingiva

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oral cavity proper

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teeth, gums, fauces

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10
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epithelium of the mucus membrane

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stratified squamous epithelium

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proper name for lips

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labia

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12
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structure of the tongue

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2 symmetrical halves divided by the median sulcus

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muscles of the tongue and what they do

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extrinsic-alter position of the tongue
intrinsic-changes shape and size of tongue

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14
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types of papillae in the tongue

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fungiform-along the margins
vallate-posterior surface
foliate-sides of the tongue
filiform- anterior 2/3

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what forms the joint and what type of joint which teeth make

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periodontal ligament which forms a fibrous joint

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16
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gingiva

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gum

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17
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3 regions of a tooth in descending order

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crown
neck
root

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18
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enamel covers the top of the tooth

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19
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mineralized substances of teeth and the mineral layers

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enamel covers the top of the tooth
dentin which is the inside of a tooth
cementum covers the root

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20
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what is found in the pulp cavity

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where the nerves and blood vessels are found

21
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what are baby and adult teeth called and how many are there

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deciduous (20) and permanent (32)

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types of teeth

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incisors
canines
premolars
molars

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three major salivary glands in the mouth

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parotid
submandibular
sublingual

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secretory part of salivary glands

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acini binds sacs composed of secretory cells, produces secretions which drains to intercalated ducts then striated ducts and finally excretory ducts

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would for swallowing
deglutition
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three stages of swallowing
voluntary pharyngeal esophageal
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function of the small intestine
absorption
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parts of the small intestine
duodenum jejunum ileum
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structures of the small intestine and what they are
plicae circulares-folded mucosa and submucosa villi-finger like projections microvilli-projections on the plasma membrane
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how is blood removed from the small intestines
venous drainage through the superior mesenteric vein
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specialisation of each part of the small intestine
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large intestine function
absorption of water and inorganic ions to form fecal mass
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what are the bands in the wall of the large intestine called and purpose
forms teniae coli which then gets pulled into the haustra to control the flow
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greater and lesser omentum
both suspend the stomach and duodenum greater suspends the upper and lesser supports the lower
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four main parts of the stomach
cardia fundus body pylorus
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epithelium in the stomach
simple columnar epithelium
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what is gastric juices
secretions from the mucous neck cells, chief cells and parietal cells
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what movement does the stomach make
peristaltic movements
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what is the fundus
storage area of the stomach
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movement of the food out of the stomach
peristaltic wave moves contents into the pyloric antrum pyloric sphincter slightly opens to allow small food through if too big it stays in the stomach longer
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where does the stomach get its blood from
celiac trunk
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inner surface thrown into numerous longitudinal folds
rugae
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pancreas produces
acinar cells
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function of the liver
metabolism detoxification bile storage phagocytosis vitamin D activation
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two surfaces of the liver
diaphragmatic and visceral surface
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livers blood supply comes from
hepatic portal vein, deoxygenated blood from the intestines bring nutrients proper hepatic artery which brings blood straight from the heart
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what are liver lobules and where does both types of blood mix
functional unit of the liver in the hepatic sinusoids
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how and where is bile produced and stored
bile is produced in the hepatocytes in the liver it is then collected in the bile canaliculi, used or stored in the gall bladder
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function of the gall bladder and its parts
stores bile parts-fundus, body, neck