chpater 25 Flashcards

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digestive system

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-digestive tract and accessory organs

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digestive tract

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-mouth
-pharynx
-esophagus
-stomach
-si and li

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accessory organs

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-teeth
-tongue
-salivary glands
-pancrease
-liver
-gallbladder

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4
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digestive system functions

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-ingestion, mechanical processing, digestion, secretion, absorption, exceretion and compaction

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mechanical processing

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chewing and swallowing

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secretion

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secretion of products by the lining of the digestive tract and accessory organs

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7
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absopriton

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nutrients from the small intestien to the bloodstream

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8
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compaction

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progressive dehydration of organic wastes

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9
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stomach

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enzymatic break down of food

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10
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small intestine

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enzymatic break down and absorption of nutrients tot he bloodstream

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11
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salivary glands

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enzymes that begin digestion

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12
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pancrease

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enzymes that enter the small intestine to digest food q

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13
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liver

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produce bile for fat emulsification in small intestine

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14
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gallbladder

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stores bile

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15
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large intestine

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remove solid waste, reabsorb water into bloodstream and house bacteria that make vitamin k for blood clotting

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16
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four layers to digestive tract

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-mucosa, submucosa, muscularis externa and serosa/ visceral peritoneum

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17
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mucosa

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inner lining of digestive tract
-in small intestine it makes plicae/ folds to increase surface area for absorption

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submucosa

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-surrounds muscularis mucosae
-blood vessels and lymph layers
-submucosal plexus innervates it (sensory neurons, parasympathetic ganglia and postganglionic fibers)

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muscularis externa

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-surround submucosa
-smooth muscle fibers and innervated by the myenteric plexus

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meyenteric plexus

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-muscularis externa
-parasympathetic ganglia nad sympathetic posganglion fibers

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21
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serosa

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covers muscularis externa
-outermost layer of the digestive system

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22
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peristalsis

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-muscularis externa propelling thing through digestive tract

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23
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segmentation

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-material is churning and fragmenting as it is being moves through by peristalsis

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peritoneum

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-parietal is continuous with the serosa/ visceral peritoneum
-intraperitoneal organs and retroperitoneal organs

25
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intraperitoneal organs

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organs in the peritoneal cavity
organs are surrounded by the visceral peritoneum
-stomach and liver

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retroperitoneal organs

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-organs covered by visceral peritoneum on their anterioir surface
-organs lie deep to visceral peritoneum
-kidney, ureter and abdominal aorta

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mesenteries

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-fused double sheets of peritoneal membrane
-stabalize organ positions and b.v.
-attach b.v. to small intestine

28
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what is not suspended in mesentery sheet

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duodenum

29
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mesentery proper

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sheet that holds organs

30
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mesocolon

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mesentery attachment to large intestine
-there is sigmoid and transverse

31
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fusion fascia

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ascending, descending colon and rectum attached to it
-it is the posteriori wall of abdominal wall that is fused to mesentery layer (fascia)

32
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layer btwn stomach and liver

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lesser omentum

33
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mesentery that goes from the stomach and covers all other organs anterioirly

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greater omentum

34
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oral cavity structures

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-tongue, uvula, palatoglossal arches, salivary glands and teeth

35
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tongue

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-sensory analysis and secrete enzyme to digest fat and speak

36
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tongue areas

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-body, root (posterioir), dorsum

37
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papillae

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on the dorsum and contain taste buds

38
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circumvent papillae

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at base of tongue

39
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lingual lipase

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that the small glands in the tongue release

40
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lingual frenulum

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attached to the floor of the mouth
-short= ankyloglossia

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tongue muscle groups

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-intrinsic (change shape of tongue)
-extrinsic (gross movement)

42
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cranial nerve that controls tongue muscles

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cranial nerve 12

43
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3 salivary gland pairs

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-parotid
-sublingual
-submandibular
-all make amylase for carbs

44
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types of teeth

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-incisors, cuspids, bicuspids and molars

45
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crown

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made of enamel which has dentin and pulp

46
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neck

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area of ginviga

47
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root

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has root canal, artery, vein and nerve

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pharynx

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passageway for food, liquid and air

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swallowing phases

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buccal phase, pharyngeal phase and esophogeal phase

50
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buccal phase

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tongue pushes food into oropharynx area

51
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pharyngeal phase

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epiglottis closes over the glottis and swallowing begins

52
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esophageal phase

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upper esophageal sphincter opens and bolus moves down esophagus

53
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esophageal hiatus

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where the esophagus passes through the diaphragm

54
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esophageal wall histo

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-mucosa lining, submucosa, smooth muscle (miscularis mucosae), muscularis externa
-NO SEROSA LAYER

55
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stomach parts

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-lesser curvature and greater curvature
-fundus
-body
-pylorus