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A&P Digestive Anatomy Flashcards

1
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Name of groups of the digestive system

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Alimentary canal and Accessory digestive organs

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Alimentary canal performs what digestive functions

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ingests, digests, absorbs and defecates

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Accessory organs are what and do what

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teeth, tongue, and large digestive glands and they assist

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Alimentary canal is AKA

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GI tract

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5
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Alimentary canal is what?

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Coiled hollow muscular tube that starts at the mouth and ends at the anus

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What organs, in correct order, are a part of the alimentary canal?

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mouth, pharynx, esophagus, stomach, small intestine and large intestine

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Mouth is AKA

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oral cavity

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Mouth is lined with?

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mucus membrane

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9
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Anatomy of the mouth

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lips protect net rigor opening
cheeks form lateral walls
hard palate forms anterior roof and
soft palate forms roof

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10
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uvula is?

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fingerlike projection of the soft palate

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Vestibule is:

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the space between lips, cheeks and teeth

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Area contained by teeth is called

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oral cavity proper

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13
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lingual frenulum is?

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fold of mucus membrane that secures tongue to floor of mouth and limits posterior movements

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Pharynx contains what two parts

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oropharynx and laryngopharynx

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15
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Mouth passes food from where to where

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into the oropharynx into the laryngopharynx

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16
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esophagus runs from where through to where

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from pharynx through the diaphragm to the stomach

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17
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Esophagus is essentially a

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passageway that conducts food to the stomach

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18
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Four layers that make up the walls of the esophagus and stomach

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1) mucosa
2) submucosa
3) muscularis externa
4) serosa

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19
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Mucosa

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innermost layer that lines ST and Eso. Lumen. consists mainly of surface epithelium, small amount of connective tissue and a scanty smooth layer

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submucosa

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found just beneath mucosa and is a soft CT layer, containing blood vessels, nerve endings, MALT and lymphatic vessels

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muscularis externa

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muscular layer made up of inner circular and outer longitudinal layer of smooth muscle

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serosa

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outer most layer of the wall, single flat layer of serous fluid producing cells known as the visceral peritoneum. Connected to the silpery parietal peritoneum which line the ab cavity

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23
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Alimentary canal wall contains two important intrinsic nerve plexuses

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Submucosal nerve plexus
myenteric nerve plexus
part of ANS and help regulate mobility and secretory activity of GI tract

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24
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Stomach is ________ shaped

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C

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25
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Stomach sits on the _____________ side of the AB cavity

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left

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26
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Chyme is

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simifluid mixture that results from the stomach breaking food down into small particles and mixing it with gastric juice

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27
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chyme leaves the stomach and enters the ________ by passing through the ______ ______

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duodenum and pyloric sphincter and greater curvature

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28
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4 sections of the stomach

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cardia
fundus
body
pylourus

29
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rugae

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wrinkles in the mucosa and submucosa of the stomach when the stomach is empty

30
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Gastric pits are located where

A

in the gastric mucosa

31
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Gastric pits have what that opens up in the bottom

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gastric glads that secrete the various components of gastric juice

32
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mucous cells job

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secrete mucus which protects the stomach lining and keeps the stomach from digesting itself

33
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parietal sells

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secrete hydrochloric acid and intrinsic factor which is necessary for the absorption of vit B12. it also kills microbes in swallowed food

34
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chief cells

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secrete digestive enzymens such as pepsinogen

35
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edteroendocrine cells

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secrete the hormone ghrelin which stimulates the hypothalamus to increase appetite and gastrin which influences digestive function

36
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ghrelin

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homorone that stimulates the hypothalamus to increase appetite

37
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gastrin

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hormone that influences digestive function

38
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duodenum

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first 10 inches of the SI. receives chyme from the ST and well as pancreatic juice and bile. ST acid is neutralized and enzymes begin chemical digestion

39
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jejunum

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8 feet of SI. many large closely spaced folds and projections give the jej an enourmous surface area. ideal for nutrient absorption

40
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ileum

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last 12 feet of SI. Thinner and less blood then previous parts. Contains peyers patches

41
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Pyloric sphincter means

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gate keeper

42
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Peristalis

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wave like movement that moves digested material along the GI tract

43
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Segmentation

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ring like constrictions that break up food particles and kneads the contents of the intestines with digestive juices

44
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intestinal lining-circular folds

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slow the progress of chyme and increase contact with mucosa.

45
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microvilli

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small projections from plasma membrane of mucosa cells and complete the digestion of proteins and carbs in SI

46
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Villi

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fingerlike projections, which have large capillary bed and lymphatic capillary which absorb some digested foodstuffs

47
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SI can only digest

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small amounts of food at a time

48
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LI extends from

A

ileoceacal valve to anus

49
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major function of the LI

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to dry out the indigestible food residue by absorbing water and eliminate residues from body as feces

50
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Subdivisions of the LI

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cecum, appendix, colon, rectum and anal canal

51
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Cecum

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sac-like first part of the LI

52
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Appendix

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hands from the cecum which is twisted which makes an ideal location for bacteria to accumulate and multiply

53
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Colon divisions

A 
ascending 
right colic/hepatic flexure
transverse colon
left colic/splenic flexure
descending colon
S shaped sigmoid colon
54
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ascending colon

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travels up right side of the ab

55
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transverse colon

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travels across the ab cavity

56
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descending colon

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enters the pelvis

57
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Sigmoid colon

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s-shaped part interior to the pelvis

58
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Liver

A

body’s largest gland

59
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liver has _____ number lobes

A

4

60
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Which of the liver’s lobes are visable from an anterior view

A

right and left

61
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which of the liver’s lobes are visable from behind?

A

caudate lobe and quadrate lobe

62
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what seperates the right and left liver lobes

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falciform ligament, also serves to anchor the liver to the ab wall

63
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Digestive function of the liver

A

to produe bile

64
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Bile:

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yellow to green, wtery solution containing bile salts, bile pigments, cholesterol, phospholipids and a variety of electorlytes

65
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What liver product aid in digestion

A

bile salts and phospholipids

66
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how does bile salts work

A

they emulsify fats by providing more surface area for fat digesting enzymes to work

67
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Gallbladder is a

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small green sac that snuggles in a fossa in the interior surface of the liver

68
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gallbladder stores

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extra bile

69
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Pancreas

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Soft pink triangular
extends across abdomen from spleen to duodenum
produces enzymes that break down ALL categories of food
produces insulin and glucagon

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