Digestive System Flashcards

1
Q

What is the tube that runs from the mouth to the aboral end?

A

alimentary canal

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2
Q

Accessory glands are mainly composed of what?

A

major glands involved in digestion

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3
Q

What region of gut contains yolk or is attached to yolk?

A

midgut

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4
Q

The oral cavity, pharynx, esophagus, stomach, and small intestine is part of which region of the gut?

A

foregut

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5
Q

What are the 3 modes of feeding?

A

filter feeding, fluid feeding, bulk feeding

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5
Q

The hindgut is composed of what organs?

A

large intestine + cloaca

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6
Q

What is filter feeding?

A

that derive
food from particles that are either
suspended or dissolved in fluid

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6
Q

What is fluid feeding?

A

diet is mostly fluid.

E.g. humans - breastmilk; humming birds - honey/nectar

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7
Q

What is bulk feeding?

A

Evolutions of jawed animals or the
gnathostomes that can immediately
obtain a large mass of food

needs jaws

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8
Q

What is the difference between the primary and secondary palate?

A

primary: internal nares lead into the oral cavity anteriorly

secondary: nasal passage is above secondary palate + opens at the end of oral cavity

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9
Q

Teeth are derivations of ________.

A

dermal armor

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10
Q

This primarily surrounds teeth.

A

enamel

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11
Q

Most vertebrates except mammals replace teeth in _________.

A

“waves” = back to front, every other tooth

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12
Q

How many sets of teeth do mammals generally have?

A

2

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13
Q

What kind of teeth attachment has a socket?

A

thecodont

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14
Q

What kind of teeth attachment is on the surface only?

A

Acrodont

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15
Q

Teeth attached to the medial side of the jaw bone is called what?

A

pleurodont

16
Q

What is needed to form a formative tooth?

A

dentinal pulp

17
Q

What is the glandular field found in frog tongue?

A

tuberculum impar

18
Q

Describe the tongue of turtles, crocodiles, and some birds.

A

mostly immobile

19
Q

The tongue is attached to the floor of the oral cavity in mammals via what?

20
Q

What are the 3 main kinds of oral glands based on function?

A

salivary, poison, and anticoagulant gland

21
Q

What are the stages of swallowing?

A
  1. oral phase: pinasok food; upper esophageal sphincter (UES) is contracted
  2. pharyngeal phase: UES is relaxed; epiglottis closed
  3. esophageal phase: UES contracted
22
Q

What are the layers of the alimentary canal?

A
  1. mucosa
  2. submucosa
  3. external muscle layer
  4. serosa
23
What layer of the alimentary canal are the nerves and capillaries found?
lamina propria
24
Sharks have a simple stomach but are mainly carnivores, how?
has a spiral valve (intestine) = increases inner surface area of digestive tract = increased absorption
25
Birds have 2 stomach chambers, which is glandular?
proventricular
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Birds have 2 stomach chambers, which is keratinized?
gizzard
27
What is the function of the diverticulum?
serves as temporary storage of food. When birds "luwa" feed for their kids
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What cell secretes H+ ions?
parietal cells
29
In a ruminant stomach, what is known as the glandular stomach?
ambomasum
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In ruminants, what is the biggest stomach chamber that can also act as a fermentation chamber?
rumen
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What is the prominent caecum at the large intestine?
appendix
32
What duct does the liver use to secrete bile?
hepatic duct
33
What duct does the gallbladder use to secrete bile?
cystic duct
34
Where does the pancreatic and common bile duct merge?
ampulla of vater
35
Gastric juice is acidic but can be neutralized by bicarbonates in the antral region. T/F?
F
36
Sanguinivores ingest food through a mode of __________.
fluid feeding
37
he tunica submucosa is structurally similar to the _________ of the tunica mucosa.
lamina propia
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Bile and pancreatic juice collect into the _______ before being released to the duodenum.
ampulla of vater
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