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Digestive system Flashcards

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main functions of digestive system:

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  • ingestion
  • secretion
  • mixing and propulsion
  • digestion (mechanical, chemical)
  • absorption
  • defecation
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define bolus:

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soft rounded mass of food that is swallowed

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define chyme:

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semifluid mixture of partly digested food, and digestive secretions
- in stomach and small intestine

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define feces:

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discharged from rectum, from large intestines

- made up of bacteria, excretions and food residue```

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5
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list parts of alimentary canal:

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aka gastrointestinal tract

  • oral cavity
  • pharynx
  • oesophagus
  • stomach
  • small intestine
  • large intestine
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list accessory digestive organs:

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  • teeth
  • tongue
  • salivary glands
  • liver
  • gallbladder
  • pancreas
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what is the alimentary canal: general

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hollow tube with lumen, layers:

  • mucosa
  • submucosa
  • muscularis
  • serosa/ adventitia
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features: mucosa

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mucous membrane

  • epithelial lining: enteroendocrine cells
  • lamina propria (areolar ct) MALT
  • muscularis mucosae (inner circular/ outer longitudinal layer) - smooth muscle
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features: submucosa

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areolar ct.

  • blood,
  • lymph vessels
  • submucosal (Meisnner’s) nerve plexus (ENS)`
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GENERAL features: muscularis

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  • internal (circular) and external (longitudinal) muscle layer
  • myenteric (Auerbach’s) nerve plexus (ENS)
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type of muscle in muscularis layer and eg: skeletal and smooth muscle

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skeletal:
- mouth
- pharynx
- superior/ middle part of - - oesophagus
- external anal sphincter

smooth muscle: others

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features: serosa/ adventitia

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  • serous membrane (covered by serous fluid)
  • areolar ct.
  • blood vessels, lymph vessels, simple squamous epithelium (mesothelium)

adventitia: in oesophagus (single layer of ct.)

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features: peritoneum

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largest serous membrane: abdominopelvic cavity

  • parietal, visceral layers
  • peritoneal cavity (serous fluid)
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list retroperitoneal organs:

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duodenum, pancreas, ascending, descending colon, kidneys, adrenal glands

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features: oral cavity

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buccal cavity

  • cheeks
  • tongue
  • hard, soft palate
  • uvula
  • lips, teeth
  • oral vestibule
  • covered by mucous membrane: stratified squamous epithelium (keratinised in high impact areas)
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features: tongue

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  • 2 halves separated by median septum
  • mucous membrane: lingual frenulum

skeletal muscle:

  • extrinsic- og outside of tongue, floor of oral cavity moves tongue side to side/ in and out
  • intrinsic: og and insert into ct. of tongue, changes size and shape
17
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tongue: papillae

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  • fungiform: taste buds on tip of tongue and margins
  • vallate: V shaped, post taste buds
  • foliate: lateral taste buds. degenerate in childhood, scarce
  • filliform: anterior 2/3, no taste buds, touch receptors
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teeth: general features

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alveolar processes covered by gingiva (gum), periodontal ligament attachment

  • crown (above gingiva)
  • neck
  • root (within socket)

tissues: high Ca salts
- dentin
- enamel
- cementum

  • pulp cavity: ct, nerves, blood vessels, lymph
  • root canals
  • apical foramen
19
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how many dentitions:

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deciduous (milk): 20

permanent: 32

20
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types of teeth

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  • incisors
  • canines
  • premolars
  • molars
21
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dental caries:

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decay of enamel, dentin into pulp

22
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features: salivary major and minor glands

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exocrine glands:
major paired: (90% of saliva)
- parotid
- submandibular
- sublingual

minor: (70% of mucus)
- lingual
- labial
- buccal
- molar
- palatine

23
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salivary glands: secretory portion and ducts

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secretory: acini
- blind sacs (secretory cells)
produces secretions which drains to intercalated ducts -> striated ducts -> excretory ducts
- mucous, serous, mixed ducts

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parotid, submandibular and sublingual salivary gland secretions:

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parotid: serious only
submandibular: mixed
sublingual: mostly mucous

25
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features: saliva

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  1. 5% water
    - keeps mucous membrane moist
    - cleans teeth and mouth
    - lubricates, dissolves and starts chemical breakdown of food (amilase, lipase)
    - parasympathetic and sympathetic control
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features: pharynx

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  • connects nasal cavity and oesophagus
  • wall: skeletal muscle, lined with mucous membrane
  • passageway for food and air
  • nasopharynx
  • oropharynx: stratified squamous epithelium
  • laryngopharynx: sse, begins at hyoid bone
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features: oesophagus

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  • muscular tube
  • through mediastinum, through oesophageal hiatus -> ends at stomach
  • upper, lower sphincters

4 layers:
- mucosa (sse non-k), muscularis, adventitia, submucosa

28
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deglutition: list stages

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voluntary, pharyngeal, oesophageal

29
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deglutition: features

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v: bolus passed into oropharynx
p: involuntary passage of bolus- through pharynx to oesophagus
o: involuntary passage of bolus- from oesophagus to stomach

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