Lesson 10 part 3

Question 1

Tear and grind the food, breaking it down into smaller fragments

Answer 1

teeth

Question 2

at what age do the two sets of teeth form?

Answer 2

21

Question 3

at what age do the two sets of teeth form?

Answer 3

21

Question 4

what are the two sets of teeth formed at the age of 21?

Answer 4

Deciduous Teeth, Deeper / Permanent Teeth

Question 5

Between the ages of 6 & 12 years, they loosen and fall out.

Answer 5

Deeper / Permanent Teeth

Question 6

Enlarge and develop in the roots of milk teeth

Answer 6

deeper/permanent teeth

Question 7

Become full set, by definition, it composes 20 teeth, by the age of two years.

Answer 7

decduous teeth

Question 8

Become full set, by definition, it composes 20 teeth, by the age of two years.

Answer 8

decduous teeth

Question 9

Begin to rubbish at around 6 months of age

Answer 9

deciduous teeth

Question 10

how many pairs of deeper/permanent teeth do we have?

Answer 10

16 pairs (32 teeth)

Question 11

how many deciduos pairs of teeth do babies have?

Answer 11

10 pairs

Question 12

how many deciduos pairs of teeth do babies have?

Answer 12

10 pairs

Question 13

at what age do the root of milk teeths fall out?

Answer 13

6 and 12 years

Question 14

First teeth to appear

Answer 14

Lower central incisors

Question 15

at what age do third molars grow?

Answer 15

17 and 25

Question 16

what are the three salivary glands?

Answer 16

Parotid gland
Maxillary gland
Sublingual gland

Question 17

a salivary gland that lie anterior to the ears

Answer 17

large parotid gland

Question 18

an inflammation of the parotid glands

Answer 18

mumps

Question 19

where does the large parotid gland lie?

Answer 19

at the anterior of the ears

Question 20

Located at the bottom a type of salivary gland

Answer 20

submandibular and small sublingual glands

Question 21

where does the submandibular gland and small sublingual glands secrete?

Answer 21

secretes at the floor of the mouth through tiny ducts

Question 22

mixture of mucus and serous fluids

Answer 22

saliva

Question 23

a mucus that creates the bolus

Answer 23

saliva

Question 24

a mucus that creates the bolus

Answer 24

saliva

Question 25

what does the saliva contains?

Answer 25

lysozymes and antibodies like IgA

Question 26

A soft, pink triangular gland.

Answer 26

pancreas

Question 27

location of the pancreas? and extends

Answer 27

lie to the back parietal peritoneum or retroperitoneal
across the abdomen from the spleen to the duodenum

Question 28

secreted into the duodenum in an alkaline fluid that neutralizes the acidic kind coming in from the stomach

Answer 28

pancreatic enzymes

Question 29

secreted into the duodenum in an alkaline fluid that neutralizes the acidic kind coming in from the stomach

Answer 29

pancreatic enzymes

Question 30

neutralizes it that prevents the intestine from being digested. located at the stomach

Answer 30

acid chyme

Question 31

what does the pancreas produce?

Answer 31

pancreatic enzyme and insulin glucagon

Question 32

The largest gland in the body

Answer 32

liver

Question 33

location of the liver?

Answer 33

under the diaphragm, more to the right side of the
body. It overlies an almost completely covers the stomach.

Question 34

what is the digestive function of the liver

Answer 34

bile

Question 35

a yellow to green watery solution produced by the liver?

Answer 35

bile salts

Question 36

where does the bile leave through the liver?

Answer 36

though the common hepatic duct

Question 37

breakdowns the product of hemoglobin, cholesterol, phospholipids, and a variety of
electrolytes and its components

Answer 37

bilirubin

Question 38

derived from cholesterol and
phospholipids aid the digestive process.

Answer 38

bile salts

Question 39

emulsify fats by physically breaking large fat globules into smaller ones?

Answer 39

bile salts

Question 40

the bile duct together with the pancreatic duct joins together and forms the? purpose of the product?

Answer 40

hepatopancreatic ampulla and sphincter, releases bile and pancreatic enzymes in the duodenum