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Functions

Movement


Secretion


Digestion


Absorption

Saliva

Digestion begins in the mouth.


Amylase & lipase breakdown startch and lipids.

Small intestine

Absorption process begins


Most nutrients is absorbed in the small intestine.


*Duodenum- most chemcial digestion


*Jejunum- most nutrient absorption


*Ileum- absorbed vitamins

Serves as the main absorption organ of the digestive tract

Bile

Created in the liver


Stored in the gallbladder


*useful in breaking down fats

Large intestine

Colon


Stores waste material and attaches to rectum.


Abosrbs vitamin K

3 main secrections of the stomach

1.) Pepsinogen (cheif cells)


2.) Mucus ( Goblet cells)


3.) Hydrochloric Acid ( Parietal cells)

Parasympathetic nevrous system

The digestive system is under parasympathetic control.

Chyme

Neutealized in the duodenum by bicarbonate in pancreatic secretions.

Ghrelin

Induces hunger

Leptin

Sensation of sanity (full)

Villi and microvilli

Small intestine mainly the ileum absorbs polar digested nutrients in the blood , lipids into lacteals as cylomicrons and vitamin B12.

Chemical digestion of proteins

Happens in the stomach.


By the action of peosin, which is activated by acid and autocatalysis.

Pancreas

Secrete pancreatic juices. Chyme is neutralized by bicarbonate in pancreatic juices.

Gallbladder

Produces alkaline bile juices that help neutralize acid chyme.

Peristalsis

A series of muscle contractions that move food through the digestive tract.