lecture 25: digestive system Flashcards

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digestive canal order

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(passageway from mouth to anus)
oral cavity
pharynx
esophagus
stomach
small intestine
large intestine
anal canal

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2
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accessory organs order

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(storage and help breakdown food to be transported thru canal)
salivary glands
teeth and tongue
liver
pancreas
gallbladder

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3
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oral vestibule

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spaces between teeth/gums and lips/cheeks

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oral cavity proper

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“mouth”
space between teeth/gums and fauces

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5
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oral cavity borders:
anterior
lateral (walls)
posterior
superior (roof)
inferior (floor)

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anterior: lips, teeth, oral vestibule
lateral (walls): cheeks
posterior: fauces
superior (roof): hard palate, soft palate
inferior (floor): tongue

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6
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functions of the digestive system

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  • protection: senses and analyzes
  • digestion: mechanical and chemical breakdown
  • secretion: lubrication
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teeth

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function: mastication (chewing)
location: alveolar processes on maxilla (upper jaw), alveolar processes on mandible (lower jaw)

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8
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types of teeth

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  • incisors “bite”
  • canines “cut/tear”
  • premolars “crush/grind”
  • molars “crush/grind”
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9
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total teeth plus how many in each quadrant of deciduous

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total 20, 5 per quadrant
incisors: 2
canines: 1
molars: 1

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10
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total teeth plus how many in each quadrant of permanent

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total = 32
8/quadrant
incisors = 2
canines = 1
premolars = 2
molars = 3

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tongue

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structures:
- epiglottis
- lingual tonsils
- papillae
- root posterior 1/3rd immobile rough portion
- body anterior 2/3rds mobile portion
functions:
- taste
- mechanical breakdown
- speech

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12
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salivary glands

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  • secrete saliva into the oral cavity
  • reduces friction
  • chemical digestion
  • parotid gland
  • sublingual gland
  • submandibular gland
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13
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parotid gland

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  • largest
  • secretes amylase
  • serous secretions
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14
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sublingual gland

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sub = below
lingual = tongue
- mucous secretions

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submandibular glands

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sub = below
mandibular = mandible
- seromucous secretions

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16
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pharynx

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  • bolus: soft, flexible mass of food that can be swallowed
  • pharyn: “throat”, funnel-shaped tube, inferior borders: larynx anteriorly, esophagus posteriorly
    foodway, oropharynx, laryngo-pharynx
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esophagus

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  • long, collapsible muscular tube
  • secretes mucus, lubricates lumen
  • transports food to stomach

no absorption, no production of digestive enzymes

18
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esophagus pathway

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laryngopharynx -> 1. inferior neck -> 2. mediastinum -> 3. esophageal hiatus -> superior stomach

19
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where is the location of the esophagus

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anterior to vertebral column
posterior to trachea

20
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esophagus features

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  • upper esophageal sphincter (UES)
  • peristalsis: involuntary muscle contractions
  • lower esophageal sphincter (LES)
21
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mechanism of swallowing

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teeth: mechanical digestion
tongue: maneuvers food
uvula and epiglottis: direct bolus
pharynx: oropharynx, laryngopharynx
esophagus: UES, peristalsis, LES

22
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oral cavity

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labia frenulum
lingual frenulum
gingivae
uvula
fauces
tongue

23
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salivary glands

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  • parotid gland
  • sublingual gland
  • submandibular gland
  • wharton’s duct
24
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greater omentum

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attaches stomach to small intestine and transverse colon

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lesser omentum
attaches stomach and duodenum to the liver
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falciform ligament
attaches liver to anterior abdominal wall and diaphragm
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mesentery
anchors jejunum and ileum to posterior abdominal wall
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mesocolon
anchors transverse and sigmoid colon to posterior abdominal wall (double-fold of visceral peritoneum)