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Ingestion
Intake of food
Digestion
Breakdown of food
Absorption
Uptake of nutrients/food
Compaction
Consolidating food
Digestive tract
Muscular tube extending from mouth to anus
Mucosa
Inner lining of digestive tract. Secretes and absorbs
Epithelium
stratified squamous or simple columnar
Lamina propria
Loose connective tissue
Muscularis mucosae
Smooth muscles that tense mucosa
Submucosa
Loose CT containing BV, lymph vessel, glands
Submucosa Plexus
nerve fibers. Control movement of muscularis mucosae and glands.
Muscularis externa
muscles that contract to move food through digestive tract
Submucosal layer (Meissner)
Controls movement of muscularis mucosa and gland secretions
Enteric
"gut"
Plexus
nerves
Mes-
"middle"
Visceral
wraps around
Myenteric plexus
nerve fibers that control peristalsis
Serosa (visceral Peritoneum)
thin layer of areolar tissue. Simple squamous
My-
muscle
Visceral peritoneum
covers external surfaces of most digestive organs
Parietal peritoneum
serous. Lines abdominal cavity
Mesenteries
CT suspension-holds organs in middle gut
Posterior mesentery
separates and forms serosa around organs
Lesser omentum
(small) mesentery from liver to stomach
Greater omentum
(larger) covers small intestines
Mesocolon
anchors the colon to posterior wall
Mouth
ingestion of food, taste, chewing, etc.
Cheeks and lips
retain food and push between teeth for chewing
Labial frenulum
attaches lip to gum
"fren"
bridle/bit--control
Tongue
manipulates food. extracts particles from teeth
Lingual papillae
site of the taste buds
Lingual frenulum
attaches tongue to mouth
Palate
separates oral and nasal cavities
Palatine rugae
"rough" roof of mouth
Uvula
projection of soft palate. retains food in mouth
Alveolus
tooth socket
Periodontal ligament
anchors tooth in alveolus
Gingiva
gum tissue
Crown
tooth above gum
Root
tooth below gum. Embedded in alveolar bone
Dental caries
tooth decay
Gingivitis
gum inflammation
Saliva
moistens and cleanses mouth. begins chemical digestion
"amyl-"
starch
ase-
enzyme
Salivary amylase
enzyme. For starch digestion
Lingual lipase
enzyme digests fat after swallowed
Mucus
lubricates
Lysozyme
enzyme kills bacteria
IgA
antibacterial antibody
Parotid gland
anterior to earlobe
submandibular gland
below mandible
Sublingual gland
floor of mouth
Medulla Oblongata
coordinates salivation
Pharynx
funnel. connects oral cavity to esophagus
Esophagus
Transports bolus to stomach
Swallowing
Coordinated by Medulla Oblongata
Peristalsis
Moves bolus in esophagus
Stomach
muscular sac/upper L abdomen
Mechanically/Chemically breaks up food
Rugae
Wrinkles in wall of stomach
Aids in stretch of stomach
3 types stomach tissue
1. longitudinal
2. oblique
3. circular
Gastric pits
Depressions where gastric juices originate in stomach
Mucus
protects mucosa. Prevents enzyme destruction of cells
HCL
Hydrochloric Acid: Activates Pepsinogen
Pepsinogen
Digest protein
Protein
Stomach digests
Intrinsic Factor
necessary for absorption of Vit B12
Duodenum
Chemical digestion site
Fat digestion site
Chyme
3 mL in duodenum at a time to assist digestion
Vomiting
Initiated by Medulla Oblongata
Hiatal Hernia
"piece of stomach"
Cephalic Phase
Senses stimulate vagus nerve
Gastric Phase
Food stretches stomach
Intestinal Phase
gastrin stimulates stomach/secretes acid
duodenum secretes CCK R/T fat in chyme.
Peptides/Amino Acids
Broken down proteins
Duodenum
Secretes CCK and secretin in response to chyme
CCK
signals stomach to stop digestion
Stimulates secretion bile and pancreatic enzymes
Liver Location
Upper Right abdomen/inferior to diaphragm
Hepatic Lobules
hexagonal cylinders
Central Vein
passes down core of lobule
Secretin
Stimulates liver and pancreas to secrete bicarbonate
CCK and Secretin
Suppress gastric secretion and motility
Hepatocytes
Cuboidal cells. Radiate from central vein
Produce bile.
Hepatic sinusoid
blood filled chambers
Hepatic triad
vein, artery and bile ductile.
Blood in/bile out.
Hepatocyte Function
Produce Bile.
Absorb/store glucose/amino acids/iron and vitamins.
Secretes hormones/bile
Hepatitis
Inflammation of liver
Gallbladder
Stores bile
Bile
emulsifies fat
Bilirubin
derived from decomposition of Hgb
Bile acids
steroids. From cholesterol/aid in fat digestion/absorption
3 Tissue Layers
Lamina Propria
Epithelium
Muscularis mucosae