Chapter 24- Digestive System Flashcards

1
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4 layers of GI tract (innermost to outermost)

A

mucosa, submucosa, muscularis, serosa

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2
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mucosa tissue type

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epithelium with thin underlying layer of areolar connective tissue

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3
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mucosa tissue type in esophagus

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stratified squamos

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4
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mucosa tissue type in stomach & intestines

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simple columnar

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5
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submucosa tissue type

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areolar connective tissue, contains blood and nerve supply

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6
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muscularis layer

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2 muscles, except a 3 in the stomach for increased volume during digestion

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7
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serosa tissue type

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connective tissue covered by simple squamos epithelium

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8
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peritoneum tissue type

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layer of simple squamos epithelium & underlying areolar connective tissue

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9
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parietal peritoneum

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lines abdominal wall

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10
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visceral peritoneum

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covers internal organs

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11
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peritoneal cavity

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in between parietal & visceral peritoneums

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12
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greater omentum

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peritoneal folds covering colon & coils of the small intestine

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13
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lesser omentum

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suspends the stomach and duodenum

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14
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falciform ligament

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attaches liver to abdominal wall

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15
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mesentery

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suspends small intestine

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16
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mesocolon

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suspends large intestine

17
Q

daily saliva secretion

A

1000-1500 mL

18
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salivary amylase

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begins the breakdown of starch into a disaccharide (maltose)

19
Q

lingual lipase

A

breaks down triglycerides into simpler fatty acids

20
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lysozyme

A

kills bacteria

21
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peristalsis

A

wave-like muscular movement of muscular hollow organs

22
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sphincters

A

circular muscles that can open or close passageways in the body

23
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chyme

A

a combination of saliva, food, and gastric juice

24
Q

daily secretion of gastric juice

A

2-3L

25
Q

mucous neck cells secrete…

A

mucus

26
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parietal cells secrete…

A

intrinsic factor and HCl

27
Q

chief cells secrete…

A

pepsinogen and gastric lipase

28
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G cells secrete…

A

gastrin hormone

29
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function of small intestine

A

digestion & absorption

30
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function of large intestine

A

absorption of water & vitamins

31
Q

pancreas function

A

manufactures most digestive enzymes

32
Q

pancreatic juice

A

slightly alkaline fluid, containing water, sodium bicarbonate, and digestive enzymes

33
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trypsin

A

breaks down proteins into peptides

34
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peptidase

A

breaks down peptides into amino acids

35
Q

hepatocyte

A

major functional cell of the liver, secretes bile

36
Q

flow of bile beginning at bile canaliculi

A

bile canaliculi (small ducts between hepatocytes that collect bile) –> bile ductules –> bile ducts –> hepatic ducts –> small intestine for digestion

37
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function of hepatic macrophages/Kupffer cells

A

destroy old and deformed RBCs

38
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functions of liver

A

detoxification, bile formation, metabolism of nutrients, urea formation, breakdown of RBCs, vitamin and mineral storage, plasma protein synthesis

39
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gallbladder function

A

storing and concentrating bile fluid which is essential for fat digestion