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Chapter 16: Nutrition and the Digestive System Flashcards

1
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Breaking down food into simpler substances that the cells can use is the process of

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Digestion

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2
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Mastication is the process of

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Chewing

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3
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Fats plus lipase plus water produces

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Glycerol

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4
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The digestion of the food begins in the mouth through the action of the enzyme ___

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Amylase

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5
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The lining of the entire alimentary canal has _____ layers or also known as ______

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4 Layers

Tunics

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6
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The _________ is responsible for propelling food along by Peristalsis

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Tunica Muscularis

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7
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The Mesentery is an extension of the ___ ____

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Visceral Peritoneum

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8
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The Anterior part of the roof of the mouth is the ______

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Hard Palate

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9
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The septum dividing the tongue

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Lingual Frenulum

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10
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The tongue is supported by the ____ bone

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Hyoid

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11
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Saliva is mostly water, but an important chemical activator in it is

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Chloride

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12
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If the mumps virus infects the pancreas, it can cause

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Diabetes

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13
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The _____ extend slightly into each tooth socket

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Gingivae

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14
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Infants teeth are called ____ teeth

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Deciduous (Temporary)

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15
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Teeth can have as many as ___ root projections

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three

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16
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Tooth decay is also called

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Dental caries

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17
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The three parts of the pharynx

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Nasopharynx, oropharynx, laryngopharynx

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18
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The tube connecting the laryngopharynx and the stomach is the _____

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Esophagus

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19
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The Esophagus passes through the _____ and ______

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Mediastinum and Diaphragm

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20
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The stomach begins with the ______ and ends at the ____

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Duodenum

Ileum

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21
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Ulcers can be caused by excess ___ or ___

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Acid

Bacteria

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22
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Alpha and beta cells of the pancreas secrete ___ and ___

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Glucagon

insulin

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23
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Another cell of the pancreas that secretes enzymes

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Acini

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24
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There are ____ major functions of the liver

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six

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25
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The functions of the gallbladder are ____ and ____

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Storage

Concentration

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26
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The walls of the small intestine are protected from digestion by ____

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Mucus

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27
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The folds of the small intestine are called ____, and the projections ____

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Plicae

Villi

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28
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The bowel begins with the ____ and ends at the ____ canal

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Cecum

Anal Canal

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29
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The end of the alimentary canal is the _____

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anus

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30
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The final act of the digestive system is ______

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Defecation

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31
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Hepatitis can be caused by the virus ___ or _____

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A and B

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32
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Gallstones are caused by

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Cholesterol

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33
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A chronic, inflammatory bowel disease with unknown origin is

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Crohn’s Disease

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34
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Diverticulosis is a disorder characterized by ______ in the muscular layer of the colon

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Herniation

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35
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Inflammation and enlargement of rectal veins is _____ or _____

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Hemorrhoids or piles

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36
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The taste of ____ was identified by Japanese researchers. It detects the flavor of MSG

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Glutamic Acid

37
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Stomach cancer produces gastric tumors called ____

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.

38
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____ Cancer is an uncommon but deadly cancer. It occurs more often in men than in women.

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.

39
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Degenerative liver disease

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Cirrhosis

40
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Inflammatory bowel disease

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Crohn’s Disease

41
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Rectal Vein Enlargement

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Hemorrhoids

42
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Digest food to the cardiovascular system

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Absorption

43
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Gastrointestinal tract

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Alimentary canal

44
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Visceral Peritoneum

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Tunica Serosa

45
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Posterior roof of the mouth

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Soft Palate

46
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Septum divides the tongue

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Lingual Frenulum

47
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Impoant in licking

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Filiform Papillae

48
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Salivary Enzyme

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Amylase

49
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Premolar

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Bicuspid

50
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Three cusps

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Tricuspid

51
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Enamel Covering

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Crown

52
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Tube behind the trachea

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Esophagus

53
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Rounded portion above the cardia

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Fundus

54
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Principal gastic enzyme

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Pepsinogen

55
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Duct of Wirsung

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Pancreatic Duct

56
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Second portion of the large intestine

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Jejunum

57
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First part of the large intestine

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Cecum

58
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Colon joins the rectum

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Sigmoid Colon

59
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Process of taking nutrients into the blood for transport to cells

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Absorption

60
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Enzyme in saliva breaks down starch

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Amylase

61
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Opening at the base of each root canal

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Apical Foramen

62
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Located in the submucosa of the duodenum, they secrete alkaline mucus

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Brunner’s glands/Duodenal glands

63
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Part of the stomach that surrounds the gastroesophageal sphincter

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Cardia

64
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Covers the dentin of the root and attaches the root to the periodontal ligament

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Cementum.

65
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digested, viscous, semilfluid contents of the intestine

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Chyme

66
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Papillae located on the back of the tongue containing taset buds

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Circumvallate Papillae

67
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Pits lining the mucosa of the small intestine. Also known as Intestinal glands

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Crypt of Lieberkuhn

68
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Inability of the large intestine to absorb water; therefore, the fecal material is liquid and flushes through the intestine, carrying excess material from the intestine

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Diarrhea

69
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Process of breaking down complex foods into simple nutrients that can be absorbed and used by the cells

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Digestion

70
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Opening through the diaphragm through which the esophagus passes

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Esophageal Hiatus

71
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Separates the liver into right and left lobes

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Falciform ligament

72
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The rounded portion of the stomach above and left of the cardia. It is dome-shaped portion of the uterus above the uterin tubes

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Fundus

73
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Located toward the back of the tongue and contains taste buds

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Fungiform Papillae

74
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Anterior portion of the roof of the mouth

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Hard Palate

75
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Natural pouhces in the large intestine

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Haustrae

76
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Bacterium associated with the development of stomach or peptic ulcers

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Helicobacter Pylori

77
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The opening from the ileum of the small intestine into the cecum of the large intestine

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Ileocecal Valve

78
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Eat bacteria and old white and red blood cells which is found in the lier

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Kupffer’s cells

79
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Third layer of the tunica mucosa

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Muscularis Mucosa

80
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Secretes hydrochloric acid in the stomach

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Parietal Cells

81
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Digestive chemical found in the stomach

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Pepsin

82
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Principal Castric Enzyme

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Pepsinogen

83
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Involuntary smooth muscle movement pushing materials through the alimentary canal

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Peristalsis

84
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Series of folds along the walls of the small intestine

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Plicae

85
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The transverse colon

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Right Colic (Hepatic) Flexure

86
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Folds in the wall of the stomach

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Rugae

87
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V-shaped piece of tissue hanging form the posterior palate

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Uvula

88
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Secrete pepsinogen in the stomach.

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Zymogenic/Chief Cells

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