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What is the order of digestive organs?

1. Mouth


2. Esophagus


3. Stomach


4. Small Intestine


5. Large Intestine

What enzymes are present in the mouth?

Amylase

What happens in the esophagus to force food down?

Peristalsis

What are the 3 roles of the stomach?

Mixes, Sanitizes, and stores food

What enzyme is produced in the stomach?

Pepsin

What enzyme is produced in the Liver?

Bile

What organ stores bile?

Gall Bladder

What enzymes are produced in the Pancreas?


(AKA Pancreatic Juices)

1. Amylase, lipase, trypsin/chymo


2. Buffers (HCO3-)

What enzymes does the gastric gland produce?

Mucus, HCI, pepsinogen

What is nutralized by the buffers in pancreatic juice.

Acid Chyme



Where do the pancreatic juices act?

Small Intestine

What organ has villi and microvilli?

Small Intestine

What enzymes does the small intestine produce?

Dipeptidases, Maltase, Sucrase, Lactase

How long is the small intestine?

20ft

Where does all of the absorbtion of food take place?

Small Intestine

What are absorbed by the Large Intestine?

Salts, Vitamins, and H20

Where does cholera take place?


What does it do?

Large Intestine


Prevents absorbtion, causes diarrhea and death

What enzymes are in Salivary glands?

buffers, mucous, lysozymes, water, and Amylase

Where does the disease EPI take place? (enzymes amylase, protease, and lipase deficiency that causes malnutrition.)

Pancreas

Where does the disease Ulcerative Colitis take place?


(Inflammation leads to decreased water absorption causing urgent diarrhea)

Large Intestine

Where does the desease Cholecystitis take place?

(Imflamation of this organ causes blockage and backup of bile)

Gall Bladder

Where does the disease PSC take place?


(Inflammation of bile ducts causes decrease in bile production and distribution)

Liver

Where does the disease Hypochlorydria take place?


(reduction or absence of hydrochloric acid)

Stomach

Where does the disease Lactose Intolerance take place?


(body cant make necessary lactase)

Small Intestine