Digestive System - Parts Of Digestive System Flashcards

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Describe chemical digestion in the MOUTH

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Salivary glands release saliva to lubricant the food and salivary amylase to break down carbohydrates into maltose

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Describe physical digestion in the MOUTH

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Grinding, chewing and crushing food into smaller pieces

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What is the function of the tounge

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Pushes food back into the pharynx

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What is the function of the epiglottis

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A flap preventing bolts from entering the trachea

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What is the sphincter called from the trechea to the esophagus

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Upper esophageal sphincter

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What is peristalsis

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The contracting of cardiac and longitudinal muscles

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What type of muscles does the esphagus use

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Cardiac and longitudinal for peristalsis to push down bolus

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What is the function of the cardiac sphincter

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To control movement of bolus to stomach and prevent chime and acid to lead into esphoagus

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What muscles does the stomach use

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circular, longitudinal, oblique and they churn the bolus

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10
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How does the bolus turn to chyme

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Bolus mixes with gastric juices and water

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What is gastric juice

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Made of HCl, pepsin, and mucous layer

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What is the function of HCl

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Activates enzymes and kills germs

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What is the function of pepsin and the other name

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Other name is protease enzyme
Breaks down protein to amino acids/ polypeptides

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What is the function of mucous in the gastric juices

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Protects the lining of stomach from pepsin and HCl

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15
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What is the sphincter from stomach to small intestine

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Pyloric sphincter

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16
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What is gastrin

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Gastrin is a hormone that regales gastrin juices into the stomach

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What is rugea

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Ribbed lining of the stomach and it expands in when food comes in

18
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What are the parts of the small intestine

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Duodenum, jejunum, ileum (DJ Ileum)

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What is secretin

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Is a hormone that realses bicarbonate that changes to the acidic pH level from the stomach to a basic pH level in the duodenum

20
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Describe the chemical digestion of carbohydrates in the SMALL INTESTINE

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Starting in the duodenum, Starch will break down by pancreatic amazyle such as carbohydrase into maltose
Next the jejunum will break down disaccrides (maltose, sucrose and lactose) into monosaccrides

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What are the enzymes and and products made from sucrose

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Enzyme - sucrase
Products - glucose and fructose

22
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What are the enzymes and products for lactose

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Enzyme - lactase
Products - glucose and galactose

23
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What are the enzymes and products for maltose

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Enzyme - maltase
Products - glucose and glucose

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Where does the break down of maltose, lactose, and sucrose happen

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Small intestine- jejunum

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What are the enzymes used to digest proteins in the duodenum
Carboxypeptidase, trypsin, chymotrypsin
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What is the process of breaking down proteins in the duodenum
Polypeptides are broken down by pancreatic enzymes such as trypsin chymotrypsin and Carboxytryspin into simpler peptides
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How are proteins broken down in the jejunem
Simpler peptides break down by amniopeptidase into trypeptides Trypeptides break by by trypeptidase into dipepdites and an amnio acids Dipeptides break down by dipeptidase into 2 amino acids
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Describe the digestion of lipids in the small intestine
Large fats are emulsified by bile salts and bile stored in the gal bladder (made from the liver) into smaller fats The smaller fats (triglerides) are now broken down by the enzyme lipase into 3 fatty acids and a glycerol
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Where is bile made from
Bile is made from the liver but stored in the gal bladder
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Describe the digestion of nucleic acids in the small intestine
The panceras will realse enzymes into the duodenum The enzyme riboneclease will break down RNA into ribnucleotides The enzyme deoxyriboneclease will break down DNA into deoxyriboncletides
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What are villi
Villi lines the small intestine and is responsible for the absorption of nutrients to the circulatory system Vili are lined will micro villi to double the absorption
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What is the name of the sphincter in starting in the large intestine
Ileocael Valve
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What does the large intestine start with
The cecum- starts the absorption of water and electrolytes
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Describe the colon and its functions
The colon has 4 parts, ascending, transverse, descending and sigmoid Absorbs the water, vitiams and minerals Baceria such as E.Coli will help produce B12 and K vitamins
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In the whole digestive system where does peristalsis occur
Esophagus, small intestine, and large intestine
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What happens to chyme in the large intestine
The chyme turns into feces Feces makes up cellouse, water and dead bacteria
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What are the spicnters called in the large intestine
The internal and external anal sphincters
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What is the sphicter called in the small intestine called
Pyloric spincter