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Lecture Exam 3 Flashcards

1
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Digestive system consist of the ______ ______ which extends from the oral cavity to the anus, and ______ _____, which aid in the digestive process

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Alimentary canal
accessory organs

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Name the accessory organs of the digestive system

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teeth, tongue, salivary glands, liver, gallbladder, pancreas

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Fused double-layer peritoneum that anchors small intestine in abdominal cavity

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mesentery

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Mesenteric cord that suspends liver from diaphragm and anterior abdominal wall

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falciform ligament

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Serous membrane that covers internal organs

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visceral peritoneum

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Fused double-layered peritoneum that anchors large intestine in abdominal cavity

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mesocolon

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Membrane that runs from liver to lesser curvature of stomach

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Lesser omentum

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cavity where the kidneys, abdominal aorta, pancreas, and duodenum are found

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retroperitoneal cavity

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serous membrane that lines walls of abdominal cavity

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parietal peritoneum

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membrane that runs from greater curvature of stomach to meet mesocolon

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greater omentum

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avity below the diaphragm; includes liver, stomach, and most organs

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abdominal cavity

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12
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List the four layers of the GI tract from outermost to innermost

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  1. (outermost) serosa
  2. Muscularis externa
  3. Submucosa
  4. Mucosa (innermost)
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13
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Usually contains 2 layers of smooth muscle

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muscularis externa

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14
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Visceral peritoneum

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serosA

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15
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the myenteric plexus is found here; ANS control of motility

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muscularis externa

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important in secretion, absorption of nutrients, and protection

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mucosa

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17
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mostly simple columnar epithelial cells

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mucosa

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Dense connective tissue loaded with blood vessels, nerves, lymph vessels, and elastic fibers

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submucosa

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19
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Layer that lines lumen

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mucosa

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20
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contains submucosal plexus

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submucosa

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21
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contains Brunner’s glands in small intestine

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submucosa

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22
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contains oblique smooth muscles in the stomach

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muscularis externa

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23
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Helps keep food in mouth; important in speech

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tongue

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24
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manopulates food

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tongue

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25
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important in mastication

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teeth

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26
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closes off nasal cavity during deglutition

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uvula

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27
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rough, corrugated surface, helps manipulate food

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hard palate

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28
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helps keep food in mouth; forms side of oral cavity

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cheeks

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29
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closes off opening to respiratory tract during deglutition

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epiglottis

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30
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attaches tongue to floor of mouth

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lingual frenulum

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31
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anchors lips medially to gum

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labial frenulum

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32
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filled with blood vessels, nerves, and lymph vessels (regarding teeth)

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pulp

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33
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Bulk of the tooth; similar to bone

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dentin

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34
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cellular; hardest substance in the body

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enamel

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35
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covers the crown of the tooth

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enamel

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36
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formed form cells that dies after tooth is formed

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enamel

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37
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vers the root

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cementum

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38
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bulkiest of teeth; most posterior

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molars

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39
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2 pairs, cone shaped with single root

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canine (cuspid)

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40
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chisel-shaped with single root

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incisors

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41
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Anterior most teeth

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incisors

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42
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usually 2 cusps; bulky, 2 or 3 roots

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molars/premolars (bicuspids)

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43
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teeth used for ripping and tearing

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canines

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44
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eth used for grinding food

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premolar and molar

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45
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teeth used for biting off pieces of food

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incisors

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46
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how many diciduous teeth are there? and permanent?

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20 and 32

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47
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Write the dental formula for diciduous teeth and permament teeth

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2,1,0,2/2,1,0,2
2,1,2,3/2,1,2,3

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48
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Functions of saliva

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  1. moistens mouth
  2. Begins starch and fat digestion
  3. cleanses teath
  4. inhibits bacterial growth
  5. dissolves molecules = stimulate taste buds
  6. moistens food and binds it together
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49
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three major pairs of salivary glands

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parotid
submandibular
sublingual

50
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largest salivary gland

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parotid

51
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located in front of and below the ear (salivary gland)

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submandibular

52
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located on the sides of the tong and floor of the mouth (salivary gland)

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sublingual gland

53
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what digestive organs or acessory organs secrete enzymes that digest or breakdown proteins?

A

stomach(pepsin) and pancreas (chymotrypsin)

54
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the digestion system breaks down the most of the carbohydrates (starch) in the ____ and the ___ ___ by the enzyme ____

A

Mouth,
smalle intestines
amylase

55
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the first site of protein digestion occurs in the ______ by the enzyme ____

A

stomach
pepsin

56
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the hard material that makes up the bulk of the teeth under the covering layer is called _____

A

dentin

57
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In the stomach, proteins are broken down by the enzyme _____

A

pepsin

58
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functions of the tongue include

A

manipulate or push food between teeth
senses taste and texture of food
helps form the bolus for swallowing

59
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The structure that prevents food from entering the respiratory track when you swallow is the

A

epiglottis

60
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chemical digestion begins in the

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mouth (starch)

61
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the passage that carries food between the pharynx and the stomach is the

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esophagus

62
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the stomach breaks down food into a soft, semifuluid partially digested mixture called

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chyme

63
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Food propels through the digestive system by rhythmic muscle contractions called

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peristaisis

64
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Food is mixed with digestive juices in muscle contractions called

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segmentation

65
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the projections in the mucosa of the stomach which allow for distention are called

A

rugae

66
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gastric juice consist of

A

water, HCl acid, pepsin

67
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Which cell in the gastric glands of the stomach secrete HCl and intrinsic factor?

A

parietal cells

68
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which cell in the gastric glands of the stomach secrete mucus? why?

A

mucous cells, for protection and lubrication

69
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which cell in the gastric glands of the stomach secrete pepsinogen(pepsin)?

A

chief cells

70
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What activates pepsinogen to pepsin?

A

HCl acid

71
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ich gastric secreations aids in vit B12 absorption?

A

intrinsic factor

72
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the ball-like mass of mechanically digested food formed by the tongue and saliva is called the

A

bolus

73
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which hormone increases gastric juices by the stomach?

A

gastrin

74
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What area of the stomach is closest to diaphragm and causes trapped gas

A

fundic

75
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what area of the stomach (closest to heart) causes heart burn?

A

cardiac

76
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regulates passage of food between pharynx and esophagus

A

Upper esophageal sphincter

77
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regulates passage of food between esophagus and stomach

A

cardiac sphincter or LES

78
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regulates passage of food between stomach and duodenum

A

pyloric sphincter

79
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regulates passage of food between ileum and lg intestines

A

ileocecal valve

80
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cystic duct merges with hepatic duct to form the ____

A

common bile duct

81
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is attached to underside of cecum

A

vermiform appendix

82
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teeth that are used for grinding food

A

bicuspids and molars

83
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chisel type teeth that are used for biting off lg pieces of food

A

incisors

84
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teeth that are used for ripping and tearing

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cuspids

85
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of deciduous teeth

A

20

86
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of permanent teeth

A

32

87
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Process of taking food into the oral cavity

A

ingestion

88
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elimination of nondigestible wastes from body cavity via anus

A

defecation

89
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chewing of food

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mastication

90
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swallowing of food

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deglutition

91
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alternate smooth muscle contractions that propels food along the alimentary canal

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peristalsis

92
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transport of monomers from alimentary canal to blood

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absorption

93
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breaking of large food chunk into smaller pieces; only increases surface area, no bonds are broken

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mechanical digestion

94
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breaking of polymers into monomers

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chemical digestion

95
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Flow of blood in and out of kidney

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renal artery
segmental artery
interlobar artery
arcuate artery
cortical radiate artery
afferent arteriole
glomerulus
effferent arteriole
peritubular capillaries
cortical radiate vein
arcuate vein
interlobar vein
renal vein

96
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ball of capillaries found in cortex

A

glomerulus

97
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tubule of nephron that descends through medula

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descending limb of loop of Henle

98
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Blind, enlarged, cup-like structure that encloses glomerulus

A

glomerular capsule (bowman’s capsule)

99
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ubule of nephron that empties into collecting duct

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distal convoluted tubule

100
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tubule that scends through medulla

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ascending limb

101
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tubule closest to beginning of nephron

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proximal convoluted tubule

102
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Glomerulus and Bowman’s capsule

A

renal corpuscle

103
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rge dubule that receives many tubules from many nephrons

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collecting ducts

104
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capillary bed that surrounds tubules in medulla

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peritubular capillaries

105
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area where an afferent arteriole contacts distal convoluted tubule

A

JGA

106
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ind of nephron that is found mostly in the cortex

A

cortical nephron

107
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kind of nephron found extensively in medulla

A

juxtamedulary nephron

108
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these tubules merge to form papillary ducts

A

collecting ducts

109
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A plasma-derived substance that passes out of glomerulus into Bowman’s capsule is called

A

filtrate

110
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(where in nephron) simple squamous epithelium; freely permeable to water

A

descending limb

111
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(where in nephron) simple cuboidal epithelium with dense microvilli

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proximal convoluted tubule

112
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simple cuboidal or slightly columnar;impermeable to water

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ascending limb

113
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(where in nephron) simple cuboidal epithelium with almostn o microvilli

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distal convoluted tubule

114
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(where in nephron) mouses macula densa

A

JGA (DCT)

115
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Starting with the glomerulus, outline the parts of the nephron and other micro and macrostructures that filtrate/urine passes through on its way outside

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glomerular capsule,
proximal convoluted tubule
loop of Henle
Distal convoluted tubule
collecting ducts
papillae (tip of renal pyramid)
minor calyx
major calyx
renal pelvis
ureter
urinary bladder
urethra

116
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name the two capillary beds found in the kidney

A

glomerulus and peritubular capillaries

117
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water moves out by osmosis; but not hormonally controlled

A

proximal convoluted tubule and descending limb

118
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impermeable to water; Na+ and Cl- move out by acrive transport

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ascending limb

119
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almost all nutrients move out here

A

PCT

120
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Na+, K+, and Cl- water by osmosis, but ishormonally regulated

A

DCT and collecting duct

121
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the peritubular capillary bed that lie straight and parallel to the loop of Henle is called the _____ and functions in _____

A

Vasa recta,
concentratine urine

122
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give 5 examples of substances that pass easily rhgou hhte filtration membrane of Bowman’s capsule and one group of substances that do not pass through

A

water, glucose, amino acids, fatty acids, wastes and electrolytes
Does not pass trhough: protein and blood cells

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