digestive system Flashcards

(44 cards)

1
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a serous mebrane

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peritoneum

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2
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it is attached to abdominal organ

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mesentry

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3
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connects the lesser curvature of the stomach to the liver and diaphragm

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lesser omentum

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4
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connects the greater curvature of stomach to the transverse colon and posterior body wall

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greater omentum

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5
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for mastication

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lips and cheeks

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6
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large muscular organ

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tongue

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7
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adult has 32
kid has 20

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teeth

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8
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forms as roofs of the oral cavity

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palate and tonsils

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9
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palate: contains bones

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hard palate

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10
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palate: contains skeletal muscle and connective tissue

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soft palate

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11
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produces and regulated saliva

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salivary glands

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12
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salivary glands: enters to the oral cavity through the 2nd molar

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parotid glands

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13
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salivary glands: produce more serous than mucous secretions

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submandibular

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14
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salivary glands: smallest gland and produce mainly mucous

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sublingual glands

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15
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mixture of serous and helps breakdown foods

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saliva

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16
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saliva: contains mucin

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mucous fluid

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17
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saliva: breakdowns starch

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salivary amylase

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18
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for chewing

19
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connects the mouth to the esophagus

20
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3 types of pharynx

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nasopharynx, oropharynx, hypopharynx

21
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most stratified squamous epithelium

22
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a muscular hollow organ

23
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parts of stomach

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cardia,fundus,body, pylorus

24
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produce churning action to the stomach

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muscularis layer

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folds in the stomach
RUGAE
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semifluid of food and gastiric secretions
chyme
27
hormones release by stomach
gastrin
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kills microorganisms and activates enzymes
hydrochloric acid
29
bond of proteins to form smaller peptide chains
pepsin
30
lubricates the ephitelial cells of stomach wall
mucus
31
binds with b12 and makes it more readily absorbed in the SI
intrinsic factor
32
regulated the intrinsic factor
nervous, hormonal mechanism
33
brains phase of stomach secretions
cephalic phase
34
produces the greatest volume of gastric secretion
gastric phase
35
inhibits the gastric secretions of food
intestinal phase
36
a strong construction
peristaltic waves
37
absorbs the nutrients
small intestine
38
located below stomach that surrounds the pancreas
buodenum
39
marks the division between the duodenum and jejunum
suspensory muscle of duodenum
40
absorbs sugar , amino acids and fatty acids
jejunum
41
longest part and absorb the final nutrients
illeum
42
small aggregates of lymphatic tissue found in the mucosa of the ileum
peyer’s patches
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run perpendicular to the long axis of the digestive tract
circular folds
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numerous cytoplasmic extensions
microvilli