Final Practical (Digestive Anatomy) Flashcards

1
Q

Enamel function

A

protects teeth from wear and tear

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2
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Dentin function

A

gives teeth shape and rigidity

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3
Q

Pulp cavity function

A

provides nourishment, protection, and sensation

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4
Q

Incisors function

A

mastication

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5
Q

Uvula function

A

blocks nasal cavity from food

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6
Q

Epiglottis function

A

seals off windpipe during swallowing

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7
Q

Upper esophageal sphincter function

A

regulates movement of food from pharynx into esophagus

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8
Q

Lower esophageal sphincter function

A

regulates movement of food from esophagus into stomach

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9
Q

Rugae function

A

expansion of stomach

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10
Q

Longitudinal smooth muscle

A

Shorten length of stomach

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11
Q

Circular smooth muscle

A

regulates flow of fluids through constriction & dilation

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12
Q

Oblique smooth muscle

A

helps churn & mix food w/ gastric juices

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13
Q

Stomach function

A

holds food & mixes with enzymes & acids to turn food into paste

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14
Q

6 major functions of digestive system

A

ingestion, propulsion, mechanical digestion, chemical digestion, absorption, digestion

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15
Q

Pharynx function

A

passageway for food & air

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16
Q

Small intestine function

A

absorb nutrients/water & digestion

17
Q

Duodenum function

A

receives partially digested food from stomach; prep for absorption

18
Q

Jejunum function

A

villi increase surface area to absorb nutrients which is transported to blood

19
Q

Ileum function

A

absorb leftover products of digestion (vit. B, salt bile, etc)

20
Q

Pancreatic duct function

A

drains pancreatic fluid from gland & carries it to duodenum

21
Q

Bile duct function

A

transport bile from liver & gall bladder to small intestine

22
Q

Duodenal papilla function

A

primary mechanism for secretion of bile & other enzymes

23
Q

Large intestine (appendix, cecum, ascending/transverse/descending colon) function

A

water & electrolyte recovery, formation/storage/expulsion of feces, & fermentation of indigestible food

24
Q

Rectum function

A

received waste from colon & stores it

25
Q

Anus function

A

empties waste

26
Q

Internal sphincter function

A

involuntary smooth muscle

27
Q

External sphincter function

A

voluntary smooth muscle

28
Q

Parotid (salivary gland function)

A

release a water liquid salivary amylase

29
Q

Submandibular (salivary gland function)

A

secretes amylase thickened w/ mucous

30
Q

Sublingual (salivary gland function)

A

secretes mostly mucous; lubricates organs & food

31
Q

Pancreas function

A

releases juices that stop pepsin & creates proper pH for enzymes

32
Q

Pancreatic duct function

A

pancreatic juice released in duodenum

33
Q

Liver function

A

produces bile

34
Q

Gallbladder function

A

stores bile

35
Q

Hepatic artery function

A

how liver receives oxygenated blood

36
Q

Hepatic portal vein

A

how liver receives deoxygenated blood

37
Q

Layers of GI tract (superficial to deep)

A

serosa, muscularis, submucosa, mucosa