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Gastrointestinal 3 things!
1. digests food
2. sends nutrients to the body
3. elminate waste
Digestive/Alimentary
same thing
tube-mouth to anus
GI Tract
cheeks
bucca
helps move food, taste & speech
tongue
chewing-mastication
teeth
incisors
8
canines/cuspids
4
premolars/bicuspids
8
molars
12
teeth used for chewing & grinding
premolars/bicuspids & molars
person has their teeth
dentition
don't have teeth
edentulous
gum
gingiva
top of mouth
palate
pink tissue hanging down the back of the mouth
uvula
secrete saliva, help moisten the food
salivary glands
throat, air & food
pharynx
throat divides-windpipe
trachea
throat to stomach
esophagus
keeps contents of stomach fom going back into esophagus
cardia sphincter
lid over trachea
epiglottis
mechanically chemically break down food
stomach
top
fundus
middle
body
bottom
antrum
make incision in vagus nerve to reduce the amount of acid
vagotomoy
connection b/t stomach & small intestine
pylorus
controls amount of food going from stomach to deuodenum
pyloric sphincter
helps digest, sends out nutrients
small intestines
getting bile, pancreatic juice mixing bowl to finish process
duodenum
nutrients absored
ileum
end of s.i.
jejunum
elimination of waste
large intestine
where appendix is attached
cecum
parts of l.i.
colon
sigmoid colon
rectum
makes bile, digestive juice
liver
waste product
bilirubin
pancreatic juice
pancreas
stores the bile
gallbladder
transports the bile
bile ducts
briging bile from the liver
hepatic duct
bringing bile from gallbladder
cystic duct
1.)where hepatic & cystic duct join together
2.)Takes bile to duodenum
common bile duct
grinding of teeth
bruxism
sores inside mouth
aphthous stomatitis
fever blister
herpes labialis
contents of stomach go into esophagus
esophageal reflex
heart burn
pyrosis
eroding away of tissue
ulcer
stomach
gastric ulcer
stomach or duodenum
peptic ulcer
wearing away a hole in the tissue
perforated ulcer
organ out of its place
hernia
stomach goes thru hole in diaphragm
hiatal hernia
groin
inguinal hernia
belly button
umbilical hernia
two tissues stick together
adhesion
blockage, obstruction of intestines
ileus
benign, growths, colon & intestines -can become cancerous if not taken care of
polyp
inflammation of liver, contaminated food or water
hepatitis A
contaiminated blood B has a vacination
Hepatits B & C