Week 8 Lecture Study guide Digestive System Flashcards

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Ingestion?

A

The taking in of nutrients by mouth.

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2
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Peristalsis?

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smooth muscle movement that propels bolus of food and/or waste throughout the alimentary canal.

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3
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Digestion?

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mechanical and chemical breakdown of food

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4
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Absorption?

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microscopic taking of nutrients in the digestive system

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5
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Defecation
(Excretion)?

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removal of solid waste from the body.

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6
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Trace a food and/or waste bolus starting with the mouth and ending with the rectum.

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A. Mouth
B. Esophagus
C. Gastroesophageal (Cardiac) Sphincter
D. Stomach
E. Pyloric Sphincter

Small intestines:
F. Duodenum
G. Jejunum
H. Ileum

I. Ileocecal Valve (not part of small intestines)

large intestines:
J. Cecum
K. Ascending Colon
L. Right Colic (hepatic) flexure
M. Transverse Colon
N. Left (splenic) flexure
O. Descending Colon
P. Sigmoid Flexure
Q. Sigmoid Colon
R. Rectum
S. Anus (Anal Canal)

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7
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Know the structure of the alimentary canal, including the four layers of the canal.

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-Wall structure

1)Mucosa
-Inner lining of alimentary canal

2)Submucosa
-Dense irregular connective tissue

3)Muscularis Externa
-Smooth muscle cells

4)Serosa
-Cover of the muscularis externa

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8
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What is the purpose of rugae and villi in the alimentary canal, particularly the small intestines?

A

Rugae are hormones secreted by the stomach and aids in the initiation of protein digestion.

Villi- Absorbs all the nutrients(from food) that we need to stay alive.

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9
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Know the three major salivary glands and where they are located

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1)Parotid
-Inferior to the zygomatic arch
-Secretes amylase(breaks down carbohydrates & kill off bacteria)
-Mumps

2)Sublingual
-Floor of the mouth

3)Submandibular
-Inner surface of the mandible
-Secretes mucins

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10
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Know the different types of teeth and know the difference between deciduous and permanent teeth.

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Sets:
Deciduous teeth-baby teeth

Permanent- Adult Teeth

Types
-Incisor (central and lateral)
-Canine (cuspid)
-Premolar (bicuspid)-only permanent teeth has premolar teeth
-Molar

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11
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Know the basic structure of a tooth.

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Structure:
-Crown
-Root
-Enamel
-Dentin
-Cementum
-Pulp Cavity

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12
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Know what is secreted by each of the gastric glands of the stomach:

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A. Mucous cells–Mucous
B. Chief cells–Pepsin
C. Parietal cells—HCL (Hydrocloric acid)and intrinsic factor
D. G-cells—gastrin-helps regulate digestion

E. D Cells-Somatostatin-(Chemical that helps us to digest cholesterol)

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13
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Which enzymes, hormones and digestive juices are secreted by the pancreas? Which hormone regulates that secretion?

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Enzyme function:
-Amylase(digestión down carbohydrates)
-Lipase-)breaks down fats)
-Protease-breaks down proteins
-Nuclease-breaks down nucleic acids

2)Hormonal regulation:
-Secretin-pancreas secretes secretin. This hormone regulates how much the above enzymes are secreted at one time.

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14
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What is the function of the liver?

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-Metabolism
-Storage
-Filtration
-Detoxification
-Bile production

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15
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What is the function of hepatocytes?

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Help with detoxification because of smooth endoplasmic reticulum.

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16
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What is the function of bile? Where is it produced and where is it stored?

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Bile function is to emulsify fats.

-It is produced in the liver and stored in the gall bladder.

17
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Compare skeletal and smooth muscle.

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18
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What is the function of the large intestines and what do they principally absorb?

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-Reabsorb fluids used to help get rid of waste products.

19
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What enzymes are found in saliva?

A

salivary amylase

20
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Mechanical processing?

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The chewing of the food and the getting it prepared to go into the stomach.

21
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Know what the small intestines secrete?

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-Mucus
-Peptidase
-Sucrase-(breaks down sucrose sugar)
-Maltase-breaks down malt sugar
-Lactase-breaks down milk sugar
-Lipase-breaks down lipids(fats)