Digestion 1 Flashcards

1
Q

serous membranes of the digestive system:

Line the abdominal organs:

A

visceral peritoneum

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2
Q

serous membranes of the digestive system:

Between the organs and abdominal wall:

A

mesenteries

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3
Q

serous membranes of the digestive system:

Line the abdominal wall:

A

parietal peritoneum

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4
Q

What are the 4 layers to a hollow organ:

Deepest –>[a], [b], [c], [d]

A

[a] Mucosa
[b] Sub-mucosa
[c] Muscularis Externa
[d] Serosa

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5
Q

Which of the following are the 2 major types of motion generated by smooth muscle tissue of the GI tract:

A

segmentation

peristalsis

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6
Q

The major enzyme made by the salivary glands is called salivary _______.

The major function of this enzyme is:

A

amylase

destruction of bacterial cell walls

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7
Q

Which of the salivary glands produces the most saliva?

A

submandubular

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8
Q

What type(s) of muscle line the esophagus?

A

skeletal

smooth

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9
Q

Based off of what you learned about the role of histamines in the stomach, predict what what will happen when a patient takes an anti-histamine:

Stomach acid production: [a]
Pepsin activity: [b]
Amount of time food would spend in the stomach: [c]

A

[a] lower
[b] lower
[c] higher

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10
Q

What is the dental formula, by type: (in one quadrant)

incisors: [a]
canines: [b]
premolars: [c]
molars: [d]

A

incisors: [a] 2
canines: [b] 1
premolars: [c] 2
molars: [d] 3

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11
Q

Order the phases of gastric activity, and whether gastric activity is increased or decreased:

1st phase 
2nd phase 
3rd phase 
 cephalic
 increased
2nd
 gastric
 increased
3rd
 intestinal
 decreased
A

1st phase cephalic increased
2nd phase gastric increased
3rd phase intestinal decreased

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12
Q

The ____ sphincter regulates the movement of chyme into the duodenum.

A

pyloric

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13
Q

Identify the regions of the intestines, in order:

Stomach
Small intestines: [a], [b], [c]
Large intestines: [d], [e], [f], [g], [h]
Rectum

A

[a] duodenum
[b] jejunum
[c] ileum

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14
Q

Identify the regions of the intestines, in order:

Stomach
Small intestines: [a], [b], [c]
Large intestines: [d], [e], [f], [g], [h]
Rectum

A
[d] cecum
[e] ascending colon
[f] transverse colon
[g] descending colon
[h] sigmoid colon
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15
Q

Fat-laden chyme pass through the stomach slower or faster?

A

slower

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16
Q

What percentage of nutrient absorption happens in the small intestines?

A

90%

17
Q

The brush border lies on the apical surface of intestinal epithelial cells, and is composed of these sub- cellular structures: [a]

A

microvilli

18
Q

Those sub-cellular structures mainly function to increase [b].

A

surface area.

19
Q

The epithelial cells are, in turn, arranged into finger-like projections called [c].

A

villi.

20
Q

Inside each one of those are blood vessels plus a lymphatic vessel known as a [d].

A

lacteal.