Digestive System Flashcards

1
Q

What is the tube that runs from the mouth to the aboral end?

A

alimentary canal

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2
Q

Accessory glands are mainly composed of what?

A

major glands involved in digestion

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3
Q

What region of gut contains yolk or is attached to yolk?

A

midgut

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4
Q

The oral cavity, pharynx, esophagus, stomach, and small intestine is part of which region of the gut?

A

foregut

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5
Q

What are the 3 modes of feeding?

A

filter feeding, fluid feeding, bulk feeding

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5
Q

The hindgut is composed of what organs?

A

large intestine + cloaca

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6
Q

What is filter feeding?

A

that derive
food from particles that are either
suspended or dissolved in fluid

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6
Q

What is fluid feeding?

A

diet is mostly fluid.

E.g. humans - breastmilk; humming birds - honey/nectar

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7
Q

What is bulk feeding?

A

Evolutions of jawed animals or the
gnathostomes that can immediately
obtain a large mass of food

needs jaws

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8
Q

What is the difference between the primary and secondary palate?

A

primary: internal nares lead into the oral cavity anteriorly

secondary: nasal passage is above secondary palate + opens at the end of oral cavity

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9
Q

Teeth are derivations of ________.

A

dermal armor

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10
Q

This primarily surrounds teeth.

A

enamel

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11
Q

Most vertebrates except mammals replace teeth in _________.

A

“waves” = back to front, every other tooth

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12
Q

How many sets of teeth do mammals generally have?

A

2

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13
Q

What kind of teeth attachment has a socket?

A

thecodont

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14
Q

What kind of teeth attachment is on the surface only?

A

Acrodont

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15
Q

Teeth attached to the medial side of the jaw bone is called what?

A

pleurodont

16
Q

What is needed to form a formative tooth?

A

dentinal pulp

17
Q

What is the glandular field found in frog tongue?

A

tuberculum impar

18
Q

Describe the tongue of turtles, crocodiles, and some birds.

A

mostly immobile

19
Q

The tongue is attached to the floor of the oral cavity in mammals via what?

A

frenulum

20
Q

What are the 3 main kinds of oral glands based on function?

A

salivary, poison, and anticoagulant gland

21
Q

What are the stages of swallowing?

A
  1. oral phase: pinasok food; upper esophageal sphincter (UES) is contracted
  2. pharyngeal phase: UES is relaxed; epiglottis closed
  3. esophageal phase: UES contracted
22
Q

What are the layers of the alimentary canal?

A
  1. mucosa
  2. submucosa
  3. external muscle layer
  4. serosa
23
Q

What layer of the alimentary canal are the nerves and capillaries found?

A

lamina propria

24
Q

Sharks have a simple stomach but are mainly carnivores, how?

A

has a spiral valve (intestine) = increases inner surface area of digestive tract = increased absorption

25
Q

Birds have 2 stomach chambers, which is glandular?

A

proventricular

26
Q

Birds have 2 stomach chambers, which is keratinized?

A

gizzard

27
Q

What is the function of the diverticulum?

A

serves as temporary storage of food.

When birds “luwa” feed for their kids

28
Q

What cell secretes H+ ions?

A

parietal cells

29
Q

In a ruminant stomach, what is known as the glandular stomach?

A

ambomasum

30
Q

In ruminants, what is the biggest stomach chamber that can also act as a fermentation chamber?

A

rumen

31
Q

What is the prominent caecum at the large intestine?

A

appendix

32
Q

What duct does the liver use to secrete bile?

A

hepatic duct

33
Q

What duct does the gallbladder use to secrete bile?

A

cystic duct

34
Q

Where does the pancreatic and common bile duct merge?

A

ampulla of vater

35
Q

Gastric juice is acidic but can be neutralized by bicarbonates in the antral region. T/F?

A

F

36
Q

Sanguinivores ingest food through a mode of __________.

A

fluid feeding

37
Q

he tunica submucosa is structurally similar to the _________
of the tunica mucosa.

A

lamina propia

38
Q

Bile and pancreatic juice collect into the _______ before being released to the duodenum.

A

ampulla of vater

39
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