Digestive System Flashcards

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Functions of the digestive system

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1) Ingestion
2) Digestion (mechanical and Chemical)
3) Absorption
4) defecation

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The liver secretes

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Bile

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3
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Small intestine divided into

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  • Duodenum
  • Jejunum
  • Ileum
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Large intestine divided into

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  • colon
  • sacrum
  • rectum
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5
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Digestive tract tissue layers

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1) Mucosa
2) Sub-mucosa
3) Muscular layer
4) Serosa

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Mucosa divided into

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1) mucosa epithelium
2) Lumina propria
3) Muscularis

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7
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Lumen

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inner tube of the digestive tract

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8
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Circular folds

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deep ridges in the digestive tract that allow nutrients to be captured

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9
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Mesentery

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attaches the intestines to the posterior abdominal wall

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10
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Enteric Nervous system

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part of the autonomic nervous system that manages the digestive system

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11
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epitelium

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the outer surface of the digestive tract

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12
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submucosa

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layer of tissue underneath the mucosa contains neural plexus

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13
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Muscular layer sections

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1) circular layer
2) myenteric plexus
3) Longitudinal muscle

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14
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The function of the muscular layer

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peristaltic movements

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15
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Serosa is made of

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connective tissue

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16
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Amylase is secreted by the

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pancreas

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17
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in the mouth, Amylase breaks carbs into

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Disaccharides and Trissacharides

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18
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Maltase/ lactase/ sucrase are responsible for

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degrade complex carbs to mono saccharides

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19
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Carbs are digested in the

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mouth and small intestine

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20
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How do monosaccharides get into the bloodstream?

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passive diffusion

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21
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Protein digestion occurs in the

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stomach and small intestine

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22
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Pepsinogen is converted to pepsin by

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HCl lowers the pH in the stomach to 1.5-2

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Pepsin breaks proteins to

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pancreatic peptides convert polypeptides to

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amino acids and short peptides

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Amino acids enter the bloodstream via
facilitated and passive diffusion
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Lipids are converted to
triglycerides
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lingual lipase degrades lipids to
monoglycerides
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What percentage of lipids are degraded in the mouth
approx 20%
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Monoglycerides and fatty acids are converted to Micelles in the small intestine via
Bile and Pancreatic lipase
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Micelles are converted to triglycerides which break down into
- cholesterol - vitamins - proteins - stemids
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The components of triglycerides convert to Chylomicron which enters the bloodstream via
Exocytosis
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The pancreas secretes
1. amylase 2. Lipase 3. Peptidase 4. nuclease
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The most important cells in the pancreas
Alpha and beta cells (antagonists)
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Pancreatic lobes make up what percent of the pancreas
99%
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function of the Acini in pancreatic lobes
produce enzymes
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function of duct cells in pancreatic lobes
produces bicarbonate
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Islet of Langerhans secrete enzymes directly into the
bloodstream
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Pancreatic duct branches into
Main pancreatic duct accessory pancreatic duct
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Pancreatic duct leads into the
duodenum
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The bile duct from the liver leads into the
pancreatic duct
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The sphincter of Oddy controls the
entrance of the pancreatic duct to the duodenum
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Exocrine functions of the pancreas
- pancreatic enzyme secretion - increase pH via bicarbonate
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Endocrine functions of the pancreas
Islets of Langerhans secrete enzymes directly into the blood
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types of cells in the islets of Langerhans
Alpha cells beta cells delta cells F cells
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Type 1 diabetes is
genetic disorder where the body doesn't secrete insulin
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type 2 diabetes is
when tissues become resistant to insulin overtime from high sugar intake
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alpha cells secrete
glucagon
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Beta cells secrete
Insulin
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Glucagon causes effects in the liver like
Hypoglycemia gluconeogenesis glycogenolysis
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Insulin causes effects in the liver line
hyper glycemia glycogenosis protein synthesis increased amino acid uptake
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Glucagon affects adipose tissue how
causing lipolysis
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Insulin causes what in adipose tissue
lipogenesis
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Insulin causes skeletal muscle to exhibit
glycogenosis increase in protein synthesis
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glucagon causes the skeletal muscle to exhibit
decrease in protein synthesis
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how does insulin affect the glucose levels in the blood
decreases glucose in the blood by storing it in the body
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how does glucagon affect the glucose levels in the blood?
increases the glucose levels in the blood.