#1 Flashcards

1
Q

What is the basic function of digestive system?

A

Secretion, ingestion, digestion , propulsion , absorption, defecation

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2
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Gastrointestinal or alimentary canal is ?

A

continuous tube consisting of oral cavity
Mouth small intestine esophagus pharynx.

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3
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accessory organ

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help breakdown Food, but Food doesn’t pass there

teeth tongue salivary gland liver gallbladder pancrease

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4
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four main layers of alimentary canal

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mucosa -inner layer
Submucosa -layer under mucosa
Muscular externa-help push Food smooth muscle
-serosa- outer layer help cover and protect

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5
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Small no taste help grip food

A

filiform

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6
Q

What part of papillae has sensory

A

fungiform, circumvallate , foliate papillae

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7
Q

buccinotor muscle ( help move chewing )

A

cheeks

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8
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LIPS

A

Orbicularis muscle and covered with stratified squa. keratized epi

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9
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labial frenulum

A

hold lips together

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10
Q

what are the hard palate

A

Maxilla , Palatine bone

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11
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what are the soft palate

A

skeletal muscle

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12
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prevent Food from entering nasal cavity

A

uvula

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13
Q

explain teeth

A

Organ of mechanical digestion
Mastication chewing to increase surface area of food .
Teeth located in bony socket call Maxila mandible alveoli

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14
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tongue

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skeletal muscle covered with stratified squamous epi

has Paillae
lingual frenulum -hold tongue in place in mouth

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15
Q

Where does
parotid gland located

A

masseter muscle

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16
Q

submandibular gland

A

Most saliva
Located in mandible

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17
Q

sublingual gland locate ?

A

inferior to tongue
Under tongue

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18
Q

function of saliva

A

lyzome & iA kill bacteria
Chemical
Mechanical
Dissolving food

19
Q

tongue is what muscle

A

skeletal muscle with stratified squamous

20
Q

Oral cavity muscles

A

stratified squamous with nonkeratinized epi

21
Q

submucosa

A

dense irregular CT blood vessels

22
Q

muscularis externa

23
Q

SEROSA

A

epithelium & CT

24
Q

mucosa muscle

A

epithelium & simpler columnar or stratified squamous
/ goblet cells

25
Q

produce hydrochloric acid

A

Parietal cell

26
Q

Submucosal plexus

A

nerve that help regulate secretions

27
Q

what does all the Gland in the saliva do?

A

enzymes water secreted

28
Q

break down carbohydrates digestion

A

Salivary amylase

29
Q

the esophagus connect

A

pharynx and stomach

30
Q

pharynx

A

connect nose & mouth

31
Q

larynx

A

throat for breathing talking swallowing

32
Q

myenteric plexus

A

Regulate motibilty ( movement)

33
Q

The stomach has 5 region

A

CARDIA- received bolus wen LES RELAX
FUNDUS- upper part doomed shape and store gas
body - Largest part
pyloric antrum- lower part and count an glands that secrete mucus

pylorus - connect with duodenum via pyloric sprincter

Rugae

34
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degultition ( swallowing) phase )

A

Voluntary phases - tongue pushes bolus toward oropharynx

-pharayngeal phase - bolus enter mouth (oropharynx ) and soft palate of epiglottis seal off ( that way we don’t choke while swallowing)

esophageal phase - peristaltic wave move food down esophagus to stomach

35
Q

defend body from pathogens that can enter nasal or oral cavity

36
Q

Secrete hormones & stimulate secretions

A

Enteroendoncrine

37
Q

There is a mucosa and the esophagus what is a line with

A

stratified squamous epi / nonkeratinied

38
Q

The muscularis in the esophagus has 3 muscles

A

1/3 skeletal
1/3skeletal & smc
1/3- smc

39
Q

what do esophagus do

A

Transport bolus from pharynx to stomach

40
Q

mucosa in stomach

A

indentation to form gastric pits

41
Q

stomach is located where

A

upper left region of abdominal cavity

42
Q

HORMONES OF pancrease

A

Insulin & glucacon

43
Q

salivary function

A

moisturizing lubricants cleansing oral