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20 Cards in this Set
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What is the site of ingestion
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oral cavity
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what anchors the lips to the gums
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labial frenula
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what are lips used for
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manipulate food and suction/crucial for breast feeding
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What is the anterior opening of the oral cavity
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oral orifce
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Where does the oral cavity connect posteriorly to
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the orophaynx
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Where does the tongue lay
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on the floor of the oral cavity
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What is the tongue anchored by
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lingual frenulum
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What is created when the tongue mix food with salvia
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it becomes a bolus
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what does the tongue intiate
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swallowing
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Name the 3 papillae
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-filform papillae
-fungiform papillae -circumvallate papillae |
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Name the papillae
-widely dispersed -smal projections -white, rough -used in lingual feeding |
filiform
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Name the papillae
-sparsely dispersed all over the tongue -larger, red projections -house taste buds |
fungiform
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What is umami and what does it mean?
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a taste bud
delicious and response to red meat |
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Name the papillae
-largest -found in a single V-shape row at the rear of the tongue -approximately 12 -house taste buds |
circumvallate
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Name the 3 salivary glands
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1. Parotid
2. Submandibular 3. sublingual |
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What is the major producing salvia gland
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parotid salivary gland
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what is the smaller producing salvia glands
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sublingual
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many intrinsic slivary glands in the mouth. called what?
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buccal gland
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What are the enzymes in salvia
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alpha amylase &lingual lipase
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What antibody and other thing does salvia contain to protect against micro organizism
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IgA
lysozyme |
