overview Flashcards

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what are the 2 groups of organs in the digestive system?

A

digestive tract
accessory organs
eg. salivary glands, gallbladder, liver, pancreas

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what are the 4 layer in the alimentary system?

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mucosa
-epithelium
-lamina propria
-muscularis mucosae
submucosa
muscularis propria
-inner circular, outer longitudinal
adventitia
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3
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what is barrett’s oesophagus?

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metaplasia
changes in epithelium -> columnar epithelium
dur to GORD
disk of dysplasia & cancer

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4
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what is coeliac disease?

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villous atrophy
hyperplastic crypts
increase in inflammatory (lymph) cells

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5
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what activities occur in the alimentary system? (5)

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secretion 
-lubrication, digestive juice
digestion
-mechanical/chemical
motility
-SM
absorption
-ST -> LI
excretion
-faeces
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6
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describe mechanical digestion

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breakdown of particles

ease of movement, mixing

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7
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describe chemical digestion

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primarily enzymes
complex -> simple molecules
specific enzymes facilitate process eg. saliva, pancreas
secreted at dif points in GIT

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8
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describe motility in the alimentary system

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mouth-chewing,swallowing
stomach- churning
intestine- peristalsis
mass movements/defaecation

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9
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what are the sensory functions of the mouth?

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nociception (pain)
mechanoreception
thermoreception
gustation

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what are the motor functions of the mouth?

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transport
eg. deglutition (swallowing)
breakdown
swallowing
communication
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what are the other functions of the mouth? (3)

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salivation
-protect, lubricate, digestion
lymphoid tissue
-tonsils
reflexes
-swallowing, vomiting, gagging
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what are the boundaries of the mouth?

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anterior: lips
lateral: cheeks
inferior: mylohyoid, tongue
superior: palate
posterior: fauces

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13
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what are the muscles of the mouth?

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jaw
-temporalis
-masseter
facial
-orbicularis oris
buccinator
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14
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what are the 3 salivary glands and type of secretion?

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parotid -serous
submandibular -mixed
sublingual - mucous

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15
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what are the exocrine secretions of the salivary glands?

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salt & water
mucous
amylase

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16
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what issues can arise in the salicary glands?

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mumps
sialolithiasis (stones)
sialadenitis (infection)
tumours