Lab Exam 3 Digestive System Flashcards

1
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Esophagus

A

transports food from mouth to stomach

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2
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crop

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produces ‘milk’ and stores food in pigeons

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3
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proventriculus

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anterior projection of stomach posterior to esophagus that produces acid to break down food in pigeons

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4
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gizzard

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muscular organ that stores small rocks used to mechanically break down food in pigeons

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5
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intestine

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assists in food breakdown and nutrient absorption

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6
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pancreas

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releases digestive enzymes and insulin

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7
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lamprey pharynx

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transports water from mouth through gill arches

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8
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liver

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regulates chemical levels and produces bile

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9
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transverse septum

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separates the pericardial and pleuroperitoneal cavities in squalus

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10
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gall bladder

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stores bile

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11
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stomach rugae

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folds in stomach wall that allow for expansion and higher surface area

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12
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duodenum

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first part of small intestine leading directly from the stomach; beginning of nutrient absorption

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13
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pylorus of stomach

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posterior part of stomach connected to duodenum; holds food until it is ready to be moved to the intestines for digestion

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14
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spleen

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stores and filters blood and produces white blood cells

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15
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spiral valve

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valve in intestine of the squalus that forces food to slow down and increase absorption

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16
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rectal gland

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gland that excretes salt water isosmotic with plasma to maintain salt homeostasis in squalus

17
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epiglottis

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prevents food and liquid from entering lungs in mammals

18
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greater omentum

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fibrous fatty material that prevents viscera from sticking together in mammals

19
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corpus of stomach

A

main body of stomach; mixes food and begins digestion

20
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pyloric sphincter

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muscle that prevents food from traveling from pylorus of stomach into duodenum

21
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cecum

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the beginning of the large intestine; absorbs fluids and salts that remain after intestinal digestion and mix contents with lubricating mucus

22
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rectum

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where solid waste is stored until it is excreted

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