digestive system Flashcards

1
Q

a serous mebrane

A

peritoneum

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2
Q

it is attached to abdominal organ

A

mesentry

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3
Q

connects the lesser curvature of the stomach to the liver and diaphragm

A

lesser omentum

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4
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connects the greater curvature of stomach to the transverse colon and posterior body wall

A

greater omentum

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5
Q

for mastication

A

lips and cheeks

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6
Q

large muscular organ

A

tongue

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7
Q

adult has 32
kid has 20

A

teeth

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8
Q

forms as roofs of the oral cavity

A

palate and tonsils

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9
Q

palate: contains bones

A

hard palate

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10
Q

palate: contains skeletal muscle and connective tissue

A

soft palate

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11
Q

produces and regulated saliva

A

salivary glands

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12
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salivary glands: enters to the oral cavity through the 2nd molar

A

parotid glands

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13
Q

salivary glands: produce more serous than mucous secretions

A

submandibular

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14
Q

salivary glands: smallest gland and produce mainly mucous

A

sublingual glands

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15
Q

mixture of serous and helps breakdown foods

A

saliva

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16
Q

saliva: contains mucin

A

mucous fluid

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17
Q

saliva: breakdowns starch

A

salivary amylase

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18
Q

for chewing

A

mastication

19
Q

connects the mouth to the esophagus

A

pharynx

20
Q

3 types of pharynx

A

nasopharynx, oropharynx, hypopharynx

21
Q

most stratified squamous epithelium

A

esophagus

22
Q

a muscular hollow organ

A

stomach

23
Q

parts of stomach

A

cardia,fundus,body, pylorus

24
Q

produce churning action to the stomach

A

muscularis layer

25
Q

folds in the stomach

A

RUGAE

26
Q

semifluid of food and gastiric secretions

A

chyme

27
Q

hormones release by stomach

A

gastrin

28
Q

kills microorganisms and activates enzymes

A

hydrochloric acid

29
Q

bond of proteins to form smaller peptide chains

A

pepsin

30
Q

lubricates the ephitelial cells of stomach wall

A

mucus

31
Q

binds with b12 and makes it more readily absorbed in the SI

A

intrinsic factor

32
Q

regulated the intrinsic factor

A

nervous, hormonal mechanism

33
Q

brains phase of stomach secretions

A

cephalic phase

34
Q

produces the greatest volume of gastric secretion

A

gastric phase

35
Q

inhibits the gastric secretions of food

A

intestinal phase

36
Q

a strong construction

A

peristaltic waves

37
Q

absorbs the nutrients

A

small intestine

38
Q

located below stomach that surrounds the pancreas

A

buodenum

39
Q

marks the division between the duodenum and jejunum

A

suspensory muscle of duodenum

40
Q

absorbs sugar , amino acids and fatty acids

A

jejunum

41
Q

longest part and absorb the final nutrients

A

illeum

42
Q

small aggregates of lymphatic tissue found in the mucosa of the ileum

A

peyer’s patches

43
Q

run perpendicular to the long axis of the digestive tract

A

circular folds

44
Q

numerous cytoplasmic extensions

A

microvilli