lab 4 digestive Flashcards

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1
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what is ingestion?

A

taking food into the mouth

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2
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what is propulsion?

A

moving food through the GI tract

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3
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what is mechanical digestion?

A

physical breakdown of food into smaller pieces

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4
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what is chemical digestion?

A

breakdown of bonds in food molecule

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5
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what is secretion?

A

release of chemicals, enzymes into lumen of GI tract

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6
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what is absorption?

A

movement of nutrients across mucose into blood or lymph

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7
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what is defacation?

A

elemination of digestive waste through rectum/anus

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8
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what are three layers in mucosa?

A

mucosal epithelium
lamina propria
muscularis mucosae

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9
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what tissue is mucosal epithelium composed of?

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stratified squamous or simple columnar

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10
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what tissue is lamina propria composed of?

A

areolar ct

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11
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what tissue is muscularis mucosae composed of?

A

thin layer of smooth muscle

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12
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what type of tissue is submucosa?

A

dense irregular tissue that houses vasculature and nerves

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13
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two layers of muscularis externa?

A

thick layers of smooth muscle
inner layer- circular
outer layer- longitudinal

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14
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two types of movement brought by muscularis externa?

A

segmental contraction or peristaltic movement

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15
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what is the serosa or visceral peritoneum composed of?

A

areolar ct and simple squamous

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16
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what is greater omentum?

A

drapes over coils of small intestine

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17
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what is lesser omentum?

A

stabilizes postion of stomach

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18
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what is mesentery proper

A

binds small intestine to post abdominal wall

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19
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what is mesocolon?

A

binds large intestine to post abdominal wall

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20
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what is falciform ligament?

A

stablizes position of liver

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21
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what type of epithelical cells lines mouth and pharynx?

A

psudeostratified ciliated columnar

22
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general function of oral cavity?

A

food is analyzed and lubricated, process of mechanical and chemical digestion

23
Q

function of tongue?

A

create food bolus and push to pharynx, cultavating movement of food during mastication and assisting in swallowing

24
Q

what are papillae?

A

small bumps on the tongue that house the taste buds

25
Q

function of central and lateral incisors?

A

to cut food

26
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function of cupsides (canine)

A

tearing food and guiding jaw in grinding motion

27
Q

function of 1 and 2 premolars?

A

assist in activity of canines

28
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functions of 1 2 and 3 molars?

A

grind food into easy to swallow pieces

29
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how many teeth does and adult have and a child?

A

adult- 32
child- 20

30
Q

function of oesophagus?

A

transport food through to the stomach

31
Q

what cavities does esopahgus pass through?

A

thoracic and abdominal pelvic

32
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what is name of opening in diaphram that esophagus passes on it way to abdominal cavity?

A

esophageal hiatus

33
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what type of epithelial tissues line esiphagus?

A

stratified squamous non-keritinzed

34
Q

what digestive process occur in the stomach?

A

chemical digestion churning of the food

35
Q

what type of tissue lines the stomach?

A

simple columnar

36
Q

what are the three cells located in the gastric glands?

A

mucus neck cell- secrete mucus
parietal cells- secrete hcl/intrinsic factor
chief cells- secrete pepsinogen activated by pepsin

37
Q

what are three structural adaptions of the small intestine to increase surface area?

A

plicae circulars
villi
microvilli

38
Q

function of lacteal?

A

main route for drainage of dietary lipids and lipid soluable nutrients in form of lymph

39
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function of crypts or intestinal glands?

A

secrete digestive enzymes

40
Q

what is dueodenum?

A

10 inches in length
hepatopancreatic ampulla delievrs bile and pancreatic juice
functions is main site of chemical digestion

41
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what is jejunum?

A

8 feet in length
functions has a large surface area specialized for absoprtion of water and nutrients

42
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what is ileum?

A

12 feet in length
function to secrete digestive enzymes

43
Q

functions of large intestine?

A

water reabsoprtion
composition/storage of feces
absorption of some vitamins

44
Q

what is movement of fecal matter through large intestine called?

A

peristalsis

45
Q

intestinal glands with goblet cells produce?

A

mucus

46
Q

what is internal/external spinchter of rectum made of?

A

internal- smooth muscle
external- skeletal muscle

47
Q

what is function of levator ani muscle?

A

supporting/raising pelvic visceral structures

48
Q

exocrine function of pancreas?

A

secrrete pancreatic juice cells

49
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endocrine function of pancreas?

A

sends out hormones that control the amount of sugar in the bloodstream

50
Q

function of the liver?

A

metabolic factory- recieves nutrients from digestive system and metabolizes and stores them

51
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function of the gallbladder?

A

stores and concentrates bile