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gi tract

alimentary canal
name six accessory organs

teeth,tongue,salivary glands, liver,gallbladder, and pancreas

what are two forms of digestion

mechanical and chemical

name the four layers from the lower esophagus to anus


1.mucosa


2.submucosa


3.muscularis


4.serosa

muscularis


thicker layer, made of smooth muscle


used for mixing and propulsion


over transverse colon and small intestine

greater omentum

binds small intestineto posterior wall

mesentery

binds transverse and sigmoid colon to posterior wall

mesocolon

blocks entry of food or rink into nasal cavity

uvula

name three pairs of salivary glands

parotid


submandibular


sublingual

softens food,begins carbohydrate digestion

saliva
salivary amylase

saliva

hardest substance in body

enamel, teeth

how many permanent teeth are there

32

breaks down polysaccarides


salivary amylase


how long does food continue in stomach befor acid inactivates amylase

about an hour

deglutition

swallowing

what is between stomach and doudenum

puloric sphincter

first layer of stomach

mucosa

what are the 3 exocrine glands in the mucosa

1.parietal cells @ HCI and instrinsic factor


2. pepsinogen (HCI coverts into active pepsin

name the endocrine cells in the mucosa

G cells secrete gastrin (hormone into blood)
hangs over curve of stomach (over transverse coon and small intestine)
greater omentum
attaches sm.intestine to post. wall of abdomen and provides route for vessels
mesentery
mechanical digestion's secretion + what which also works with sm muscle to push chime forward

mixing waves

food mixed with juice is now called what
chyme
where is the pancrease located

behind stomach (post. & inf.)
the endocrine portion of the pancreas

islets of langerhans

pancrease produces what juice

pancreatic juice

where does the pancreatic juice pass through,and where is it heading?

it passes throught the pancreatic duct and enters the doudenum

what are the two digestive enzymes proteins

trypsin and chymotrypsin

whats the second largest organ in the body

the liver
bile production

gallbladder

gallbladder

pear shaped organ that stores bile

blood low in o2 but rich in nutrients from digestive organs

hepatic portal vein

heptocytes

hepatic portal vein
emulsification

breaking apart clusters of fats so they are more digestible
excreted in bile

bilirubem pigment from heme when rbcs broken down

name sven functions of the liver


1. carbohydrate metabolism


2.lipid metabolism


3.protein metabolism


4.get rid of harmful substance in blood


5.excretion of bilirubin


6.stores fat vitamins (ADEK) and mineral (Fe,Cu)


7.activates vitamin D

inflammation of the liver due to drugs disease and chemicals




hepatitis
name the three major regions of the small intestine

duodenum, jejunum, and ileum
wheres the site of most digestion

small intestine
all nutrient absorption occurs here

sm. intestine
ends in ileocecal sphincter in (RLQ)- which connects to LG. intestine

sm. intestine

name the two major features of the intestinal wall


absorptive cells with microvilli


intestinal glands

intestinal glands secrete
enzymes and hormones
cause chime to spiral

circular folds

increase absorptive surface area

villi

villi absorb

nutrients

the segmentation part of the sm intestine is for

mixing

peristalsis waves are

slow

composed of bile and its own juices

intestinal juices

intestinal juices completes
digestion
protin of the stomach

pepsin

protien and fat digestion

pepsin, trypsin,chymotrypsin (protein digesting enzymes In pancrease)



carbohydrates to >
monosaccharides

proteins to >

amino acids

fat soluble vitamins

(A,D,E,K) absorbed with fat

name the four regions of the ilarge intestine


cecum


colon


rectum


anal canal


bacterial digestion of the large intestine


1.produces soe b vitamins +vitamin k


2.produces gases


3.digests carbohydrates that haven't beek broken down in sm intestine


4.digests carbohydrates that have not been broken down in sm intestine

colon absorbs

sal+water,ions Na &Cl,+vitamins

in the large intestine chime becomes

feces

name the three phases ofdigestion

1. cephalic 2. gastric 3. intestinal
cephalic phase of digestion
smell,sight,thought of food
gastro-

stomach
-entero

intestines

proct-

rectum

retor-

behind

lingua-


tongue

-frenum

bridle

peri-

around

odont

tooth

pyl

gate

-orus

guard

pan-

all

-crease

flesh

gall

bile

hepat

liver

-cystic

bladder
micro-

small
dia

through

rhea

flow

con

together

stip

to press

bu

ox

limia

hunger

chole

bile

stomy

provide an opening

mal

bad

occlusion

to fit