26.2 (Oral Cavity)

Question 1

The upper GI tract is where

Answer 1

glands secrete their secretion

Question 2

The Upper GI Tract consists of

Answer 2

oral cavity ,pharnyx , esophagus, stomach, duodenum

Question 3

Ingestion , Mechanical and Chemical processes occur in the Lower GI Tract

Answer 3

False

Question 4

Oral cavity houses what glands

Answer 4

Salivary Glands

Question 5

The salivary glands within the oral cavity mix with food to form

Answer 5

bolus

Question 6

Within salvia is an enzyme. That enzyme is charge of breaking down starch

Answer 6

Amylase

Question 7

The mucus in the pharynx is a lubricant for what function

Answer 7

swallowing

Question 8

What is being moved throughout the GI tract before reaching the stomach?

Answer 8

Bolus

Question 9

Bolus has just been transported to the esophagus;; where does it go after this stage?

Answer 9

Stomach

Question 10

Bolus mix with to help with musclaris contracting

Answer 10

gastric secretions

Question 11

The secretions ends up in what tunic layer of the stomach

Answer 11

lumen

Question 12

What makes up the gastric secretions?

Answer 12

Hydro chloric acid, digestive enzymes, and mucin

Question 13

The oral cavity houses

Answer 13

2 cavities

Question 14

What are the two oral cavities?

Answer 14

oral vestibule and oral cavity proper

Question 15

Oral Vestibule is housed

Answer 15

between gums,lips,teeth

Question 16

The Oral Cavity Proper is housed

Answer 16

middle space between teeth and gums.

Question 17

The oral cavity boundaries include

Answer 17

cheeks, anterior by the teeth, and posterior to oropharynx

Question 18

The cheeks are protected by the ____system

Answer 18

integumentary

Question 19

What muscle is housed in the cheek?

Answer 19

buccinator muscle

Question 20

The cheeks are terminated by the

Answer 20

fleshy lips

Question 21

The lips muscles are

Answer 21

orbicularis oris muscle

Question 22

The lips contains

Answer 22

blood vessels and lack of keratin within outer of the skin

Question 23

Another word of Lip is

Answer 23

Libia

Question 24

This surface is internal to the lips

Answer 24

gingivae

Question 25

The palate serves as a barrier to the

Answer 25

nasal cavity

Question 26

how many palates are located within the oral cavity & name them

Answer 26

2, Hard (Bony) & Soft (Muscular)

Question 27

The uvula functions as

Answer 27

blocker to food reaching the nasopharynx

Question 28

Fauces is a door to

Answer 28

oral cavity and oropharynx

Question 29

What do tonsils functions as

Answer 29

lymphatic tissue

Question 30

what tonsil is housed in the fauces?

Answer 30

palatine

Question 31

The tongue is located at the

Answer 31

floor of the oral cavity

Question 32

The tongue is

Answer 32

skeletal muscle

Question 33

What muscles move the tongue?

Answer 33

Extrinsic and Intrinsic Muscles

Question 34

The papillae on tongues are involved in

Answer 34

sense of taste

Question 35

The oral cavity is lined with

Answer 35

stratified squamous epithelium

Question 36

Stratified Squamous Epithelium helps with

Answer 36

abrasions and chewing from food

Question 37

Salivary glands secrets

Answer 37

saliva

Question 38

What are the two salivary glands?

Answer 38

Intrinsic Glands & Extrinsic Glands

Question 39

Intrinsic Glands

Answer 39

unicellular exocrine gland

Question 40

Extrinsic Glands

Answer 40

multicellular exocrine gland

Question 41

Most salvia is produced in the

Answer 41

Extrinsic Glands

Question 42

Intrinsic Glands are independent of

Answer 42

presence of food

Question 43

Partoid,Submandiublar,Sublingual Glands are

Answer 43

Extrinsic Glands

Question 44

Partoid is the ___ out of all glands but doesnt

Answer 44

largest , majority secrete salvia (25%-30%)

Question 45

The Parotid glands secrete

Answer 45

salvia to the oral cavity from the parotid duct

Question 46

Inflammation of the Parotid glands is called

Answer 46

Mumps

Question 47

Submandibular salivary glands are located

Answer 47

inferior to the floor of oral cavity and medial to the mandible

Question 48

This gland secrets majority of the salavia

Answer 48

submandibular

Question 49

What two cells secrete components of salvia?

Answer 49

mucous cells and serous cells

Question 50

Mucous Cells secrete

Answer 50

Mucin

Question 51

Mucin forms

Answer 51

mucus upon hydration

Question 52

Serous Cells Secrete

Answer 52

watery fluids containing salivary amylase and electrolytes

Question 53

The volume of salvia ranges from

Answer 53

1 to 1.5 Liters

Question 54

Salvia is composed of

Answer 54

Water and Solutes

Question 55

Functions of the Salvia

Answer 55

Moistened Food Breakdown starch Cleanse Oral Cavity Inhibit Bacterial Growth

Question 56

Sympathetic Stimulation

Answer 56

makes salvia more thick