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69 Cards in this Set

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alimentary canal
tubular passage for digestion
mouth to anus
bile
clear yellow fliud
produced by liver
digestion of fat
buccal
surface of tooth cheek side
chyme
digested stomach contents
defication
expelling feces
diverticulum
branching off of a canal or cavity
pouch
exocrine
gland secreted through a duct
anal gland, sweat, saliva
endocrine
fland that secretes homrmones into bloodstream
pancreas-insulin
fermentation
breakdown of food by microorganisms
equids and ruminants
haustra
pouches of large intestine
horses and pigs
lingual
surface of tooth towards tongue
mastication
chewing
peristalsis
progressive wave of contraction and relaxation or the alimentary canal
3 salivary glands
parotid
mandibular
linguinal
hard palate
forms roof of mouth
divides nasal from oral area
separation in it is cleft palate
soft palate
caudal roof of mouth
tongue function
pick up food and water
pharynx
mouth and throat come together
beginning of esophagus
oropharanx
back of mouth
nasopharanx
back of nasal cavity
esophagus
muscular tube to stomach
dorsal to trachea
travals through thorax
beginning and end of small intestine
cardiac sphincter to ileocecal valve
villi
finger-like projections that line mucosa of small intestine
duodenum
beginning small intestines
jejunum
middle small intestines
ilium
last section small intestine
cecum
diverticulum at beginning of large intestine
2 types anal sphincters
voluntary and involuntary
liver
large, multi-lobed
gall bladder
expandable green sac
pancreas
L-shaped, lobulated
peritoneum
lining of abdomincal cavity
3 types of peritoneum
parietal
visceral
connecting
2 types of connecting peritoneum
mesentery
omentum
mesentary
connecting peritoneum that attaches organs to abdominal wall
arteries, veins, blood and lymphatic system pass through
supports jejunum and ileum
omentum
fat streaked membrane lying over abdominal organs
cushions organs
what is the function of peritoneum
reduce friction in abdominal cavity
what type of peritoneum lines the abdominal cavity wall
parietal
what type of peritoneum covers organs
visceral
what are the two types of connecting peritoneum
mesentary
omentum
what two enzymes are in the saliva
amylase
maltase
what two enzymes act upon protein
pepsin
rennin
what is the inactive form of pepsin
pepsinogen
what three secretions aid digestion in the small intestines
pancreatic
intestinal
bile
what three enzymes come from the pancreas
amylase--carbs
trypsin--proteins to amino acids
lipase--fat to fatty acids
what secretion contains no enzymes
bile
what environment do enzymes work best in?
alkaline
this organ absorbs excess water and electrolytes
colon
liver's function besides digestion
blood clotting
protein synthesis
destruction RBCs
detox of waste products
liver's digestive function
makes bile
stores glucose as glycogen
makes vitamins
stores vitamin A and D
center of fat and carb metabolism
gall bladder functions (2)
stores bile
resleases bile into duodenum after eating
what organ do equines not have in digestive system
gall bladder
bile is secreted through hepatic ducts into small intestine
what is different about equine colon?
double horseshoe
what is a complication of the large intestine in equines
pelvic flexure
small intestine decreases in diameter
results in colic
equine cecum
breaks down cellulose
large
dependent on protozoa and bacteria to help digest
4 parts of ruminant stomach
rumen
reticulum
omasum
abomasum
rumen
largest and 1st compartment
acts as a fermentation vat
reticulum
behind diaphram and close to heart
omasum
3rd compartment grinds roughage
abomasum
True Stomach
produces secretions-HCI, enzymes
Rumination process
breaks down rouphage and cellulose
chewing cud
cow ruminate 2-3 times /min
fermentation
in rumen
breakdown into volatile fatty acids
VFAs provide energy
depends on protozoa
Avian digestive system
rapid digestion
little waste
short rectum
function of mouth in bird digestions
lubrication of food---poor salivary glands
avian esophagus
long and elastic
crop at end of esophagus
two avian stomach components
proventriculus
gizzard
proventriculus
secretes gastric joices
gizzard
grinds food
sometimes eat sand to help
bird anus
cloaca
gential tract, ureters and rectum combined