Comparative Digestion.2 Flashcards

1
Q

What is bile produced by?

A

liver- stored in gall bladder

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2
Q

What does bile do to fat?

A

emulsifies fat, ready for digestion

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3
Q

Where is bile secreted?

A

duodenum via bile duct

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4
Q

What pH is bile?

A

alkaline- neutralises stomach acid (hydrochloric)

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5
Q

What is bile made out of?

A

bile salts/ bilirubin- produced by RBC breakdown

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6
Q

What are the features of the Large Intestine?

A

shorter than small intestine, no villi/ digestive glands
no goblet cells

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7
Q

What is the role of goblet cells?

A

secrete mucous

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8
Q

What are the 4 parts of the large intestine?

A

caecum, colon, rectum, anal sphincter

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9
Q

Caecum-

A

joins ileum at ileocaecal junction

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10
Q

Colon-

A

water, vitamins, electrolytes absorbed

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11
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Rectum-

A

through pelvic cavity- held by connective tissue

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12
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Anal Sphincter-

A

made up of internal/ external anal sphincter

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13
Q

Internal Sphincter control?

A

involuntary- smooth muscle

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14
Q

External Sphincter control?

A

voluntary- striated muscle

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15
Q

How are products of digestion taken to the liver?

A

hepatic portal vein

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16
Q

Portosystemic shunt-

A

when HP vein bypasses liver

17
Q

What are some functions of the liver?

A

regulation of amino acids, production of urea/ new proteins
destruction of RBCs and formation of new ones

18
Q

What are all proteins made up of?

A

amino acids

19
Q

What liver functions are via the hepatic portal vein?

A

carbohydrate, protein and fat metabolism- macronutrients

20
Q

What slows down peristalsis?