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Digestive tract starts where and ends where

Starts at Mouth


ends at anus

Ingestion

Eating or chewing

Secretion

Secretes fluids as food moves along

Mixing and propulsion

Organ contraction to churn good as well as contract to move it down the system

Digestion

Breaking the food into it's molecular components ( by cutting food with enzymes to break it down)

Absorption

Absorbing into blood stream for nutrients

Defecation

What we cannot digest or absorb

Layers of digestive tract wall

Mucosa


Serosa

Mucosa

Right next to luman, contains epithelium, lamina propria, and musclularis mucosa

Epithelium

Simple cells, direct lining next to food in the wall

How often is epithelium replaced

Every 5-7 days

Lamina propria

Binds epithelium to musclularis

In the lamina propria is where we

Absorb nutrients into blood stream, has blood vessels and lymph vessels

Musclularis mucosa

Forms folds to increase surface area

Submucosa

Binds mucosa to musularis

Musclularis

Skeletal muscle


Mouth


Pharynx


Superiors esophagus

Smooth muscle

Every thing down from pharynx

Serosa

Visceral peritoneum