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DIGESTIVE SYSTEM Flashcards

1
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tube extending from the mouth to the anus

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DIGESTIVE TRACT

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2
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refers only to the
stomach and intestines

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GASTROINTESTINAL (GI) TRACT

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mouth, including the tongue and teeth, with the salivary glands as accessory organs

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ORAL CAVITY

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4
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intake of solid or liquid food into the stomach

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INGESTION

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5
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divides the tongue into two parts.

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TERMINAL SULCUS

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6
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two dental
arches

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  • MAXILLARY ARCH
  • MANDIBULAR ARCH
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7
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the inflammation and degradation of the periodontal ligaments, gingiva, and alveolar bone

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PERIODONTAL DISEASE

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8
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an inflammation of the gingiva

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GINGIVITIS

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9
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large salivary glands in the oral cavity

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  • PAROTID GLANDS
  • SUBMANDIBULAR GLANDS
  • SUBLINGUAL GLANDS
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10
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combination of serous and mucous secretions

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SALIVA

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11
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a proteoglycan that gives a lubricating quality to the secretions of
salivary gland

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MUCIN

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12
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serous part of saliva contains a digestive enzyme

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SALIVARY AMYLASE

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13
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a straight, muscular tube that begins at the distal end of
the sigmoid colon and ends at the
anal canal

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RECTUM

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14
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mucosal lining of the rectum

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SIMPLE COLUMNAR EPITHELIUM

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15
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extends superiorly from the cecum and ends at the right colic flexure

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ASCENDING COLON

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extends from the right colic flexure to the left colic flexure

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TRANSVERSE COLON

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17
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extends from the left colic flexure to the superior opening
of the true pelvis, where it becomes the sigmoid colon

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DESCENDING COLON

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18
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forms an S-shaped tube that extends into the pelvis and ends
at the rectum

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SIGMOID COLON

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19
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the proximal end of the
large intestine

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CECUM

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20
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a smaller,
blind tube about 9 cm long

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VERMIFORM APPENDIX

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21
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the portion of the digestive tract extending from
the ileocecal junction to the anus

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LARGE INTESTINE

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22
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endocrine and exocrine organ in the control of carbohydrate
metabolis

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PANCREAS

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23
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a saclike structure for bile storage

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GALLBLADDER

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24
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bile is released from the gallbladder by contractions stimulated by

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CHOLECYSTOKININ

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25
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are insoluble aggregates formed in the gallbladder

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GALLSTONES

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26
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an inflammation of the liver that can be caused by alcohol consumption or a viral
infection

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HEPATITIS

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27
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infectious hepatitis

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HEPATITIS A

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28
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also called serum hepatitis, is a more chronic infection

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HEPATITIS B

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29
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it is spread by blood transfusions or
sexual intercourse

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HEPATITIS C

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30
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involves the death of hepatocytes and their replacement by fibrous connective tissue

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CIRRHOSIS

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31
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(toxic by-product) is converted to urea in the liver

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AMMONIA

32
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a common bile pigment resulting from the breakdown of
hemoglobin

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BILIRUBIN

33
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has a phagocytic role; it is the hepatic macrophage, engulfing
organisms and toxins

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KUPFER CELL

34
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are the major sites of nutrient absorption

A
  • DUODENUM
  • JEJUNUM
35
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lymphatic nodules; initiate immune responses against microorganisms
that enter the mucosa from ingested food

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PEYER PATCHES

36
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cells with microvilli that produce digestive enzymes
and absorb digested food

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ABSORPTIVE CELLS

37
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also called Paneth cells; help protect the intestinal
epithelium from bacteria

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GRANULAR CELLS

38
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produce regulatory hormones

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ENDOCRINE CELLS

39
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the mucosa and submucosa form a series of folds

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CIRCULAR FOLDS

40
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tiny, fingerlike projections of the mucosa form numerous _____

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VILLI

41
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most of the cells that make up the surface of the villi have numerous cytoplasmic extensions

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MICROVILLI

42
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combined microvilli on the entire epithelial surface form the _______

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BRUSH BORDER

43
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the reflux of acidic chyme from the stomach into the esophagus.

A

GASTROESOPHAGEAL REFLUX

44
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caused when the gastric juices (acid and pepsin) digest the mucosal
lining of the digestive tract

A

PEPTIC ULCER

45
Q

nearly all peptic ulcers are due to infection by a specific bacterium

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HELICOBACTER
PYLORI

46
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when stomach
secretions are increased in anticipation of incoming food

A

CEPHALIC PHASE

47
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when most of the stimulation of secretion occurs

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GASTRIC PHASE

48
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during which stomach
secretion decreases

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INTESTINAL PHASE

49
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five types of epithelial cells of the stomach

A

• SURFACE MUCOUS CELLS
• MUCOUS NECK CELLS
• PARIETAL CELLS
• CHIEF CELLS
• ENDOCRINE CELLS

50
Q

found
on the surface around the gastric
pit; it protects the stomach wall from
being damaged by acid and digestive enzymes

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SURFACE MUCOUS CELLS

51
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located near the openings of the glands and
produce mucus

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MUCOUS NECK CELLS

52
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produce hydrochloric acid and intrinsic factor

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PARIETAL CELLS

53
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produce the enzyme pepsinogen

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CHIEF CELLS

54
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the intake of solid or liquid food into the stomach

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INGESTION

55
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the process by which the teeth chew food in the mouth

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MASTICATION

56
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the movement of food from one end of the digestive tract to the other

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PROPULSION

57
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some contractions propel food by moving it back and forth within the digestive tract to mix it with digestive secretions

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MIXING

58
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mixing contractions that occur in the small intestine

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SEGMENTAL MIXING

59
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aids the food to move through the digestive tract

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SECRETION

60
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the breakdown of large organic molecules into their component parts

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DIGESTION

61
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involves the mastication and mixing of food

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MECHANICAL DIGESTION

62
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accomplished by digestive enzymes secreted along the
digestive tract

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CHEMICAL INGESTION

63
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the movement of molecules out of the digestive tract and into the blood or lymphatic system

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ABSORPTION

64
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the process by which the waste products of digestion are removed from the body

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ELIMINATION

65
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help local reflexes within the ENS control local digestive tract
environments

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HISTAMINE

66
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regulates most of the nerves of the digestive tract

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ENTERIC NERVOUS SYSTEM (ENS)

67
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detect changes in the chemical composition of digestive tract contents

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ENTERIC SENSORY NEURONS

68
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stimulate or inhibit smooth muscle contraction and glandular secretion

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ENTERIC MOTOR NEURONS

69
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connect enteric sensory and motor neurons

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ENTERIC INTERNEURONS

70
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an accumulation of excess serous fluid in the peritoneal cavity

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ASCITES

71
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a potentially life-threatening inflammation of the peritoneal membrane

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PERITONITIS

72
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epithelial cells are produced within tubular invaginations of the mucosa,
called

A

INTESTINAL GLANDS

73
Q

Each villus is covered by simple columnar epithelium and contains a blood
capillary network, and a lymphatic capillary called

A

LACTEAL

74
Q

a posterior
projection from the soft palate

A

UVULA

75
Q

the posterior boundary of the
oral cavity

A

FAUCES

76
Q

attachment
to the floor of the mouth by a thin
fold of tissue called

A

LINGUAL FRENULUM

77
Q

the oral cavity is divided into
two:

A
  • Vestibule – the space
    between the lips or cheeks
    and the teeth
  • Oral cavity proper – lies
    medial to the teeth

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