Lympa & Digestive Flashcards

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reception & evaluation of sensory information

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Parietal Lobe

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2
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type of neuroglial cells; respond to inflammation & phagocytic

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Microglia

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3
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paracrine produced by duodenum to liver to increase bile secretion

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Secretin

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4
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antibody class that crosses placenta

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IgG

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5
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secreted by stomach to absorb Vit B12

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Intrinsic Factor

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6
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paracrine produced by duodenum to gallbladder to release bile

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Cholecystokinin (CCK)

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7
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wave of contraction that moves food via digestive contract

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Peristalsis

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8
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antibodies released by plasma cells are involved in:

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Humoral Immunity

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9
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produce bile for export into duodenum

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Liver

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10
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fingerlike projection; increase absorb surface

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Villi

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11
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mobile organ; manipulates food in mouth & initiates swallow

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Tongue

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12
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primary region of nutrient absorption

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Small Intestine

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13
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cytoplasmic extension bear enzyme digest carbo & proteins

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Microvilli

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14
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largest gland in body; has 4 lobes (left, right, caudate, quadrate)

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Liver

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15
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dilute & neutralize stomach acid, breakdown fat

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Bile

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16
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where digestion complete; major absorptive organ

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Small Intestine

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17
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food passageway; has no digestive / absorptive function

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Pharynx

18
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folds of gastric mucosa

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Rugae (gastric)

19
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large collection of lymphoid tissue found in submucosa of small intestine

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Peyer’s patches

20
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perforins are released by?

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Cytotoxic T Cells

21
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structure that suspends small intestine from posterior body wall

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Mesentery

22
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cells that releases histamine

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Mast Cells

23
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cell CANNOT directly attack target cells

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Cytotoxic T Cells

24
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phagocytic “cleanup crew”

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Macrophages

25
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stomach lies on what quadrant?

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LUQ (Left Upper)

26
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cells that directly attack target cells

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Macrophages, Helper T cells, Natural killer cells

27
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slow down chyme, allow more timr to absorb nutrients

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Circular Fold

28
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can detoxify, store fat soluble vits, process bloodborne nutrients

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Hepatocytes

29
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produce enzymes that breakdown all foodstuff

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Pancreas

30
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deep, permanent fold of mucosa & submucosa

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Circlular Fold

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