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An/o

Anus

Append/o

Appendix

Appendic/o

Appendix

Bar/o

Weight

Bucc/o

Cheek

Cec/o

Cecum

Cholangi/o

Bile duct

Chol/e

Bile, gall

Cholecyst/o

Gallbladder

Digestive system functions

*Mechanical and chemical digestion of food


*Absorption of nutrient molecules


*Elimination of solid waste

Organs of the gastrointestinal tract

*oral cavity


*Pharynx


*Esophagus


*Stomach


*Small intestine


*Colon

Accessory organs

*pancreas


*Liver


*Gallbladder


*Salivary glands

Choledoch/o

Common bile duct

Cirrh/o

Yellow

Col/o

Colon

Colon/o

Colon

Dent/o

Tooth

Diverticul/o

Pouch

Duoden/o

Duodenum

Enter/o

Small intestine

Esophag/o

Esophagus

Gastr/o

Stomach

Gingiv/o

Gums

Gloss/o

Tongue

Hepat/o

Liver

Ile/o

Ileum

Jejun/o

Jejunum

Labi/o

Lip

Lapar/o

Abdomen

Lingu/o

Tongue

Lith/o

Stone

Odont/o

Tooth

Or/o

Mouth

Palat/o

Palate

Pancreat/o

Pancreas

Pharyng/o

Throat, pharynx

Polyp/o

Polyp

Proct/o

Anus and rectum

Pylor/o

Pylorus

Pyr/o

Fire

Rect/o

Rectum

Sialaden/o

Salivary gland

Sigmoid/o

Sigmoid colon

-mesis

Vomit

-emetic

Pertaining to vomiting

-iatric

Pertaining to medical treatment

-istry

Specialty of

-lithiasis

Condition of Stone

-orexia

Appetite

-pepsia

Digestion

-phagia

Eat, swallow

-prandial

Pertaining to a meal

-tripsy

Surgical crushing

About the Gastrointestinal system

AKA gut, alimentary canal, gastrointestinal tract


Approximately 30 feet of continuous muscular tube between mouth and anus

Organs of the continuous gut tube

*oral cavity


*Pharynx


*Esophagus


*Stomach


*Small intestine


*Colon (including rectum and anus)

Gums

Mucous membrane and connective tissue


Seals off teeth in socket

Crown

Tooth Above the gum

Root

Tooth below the gum

Enamel

Outer covering


In crown only


Hardest substance

Dentin

Under enamel


In crown and root


Bulk of tooth

Pulp cavity

In crown and root canal


Blood vessels, nerves

Cementum and periodontal ligaments

Anchors root in jawbone

Deciduous teeth

First set, baby teeth


20 teeth erupt between ages 6-28 months

Permanent teeth

Adult teeth


About 6 years of age, baby teeth fall out


Replaced by 32 permanent teeth


Process continues until 18-20 years of age

Parts of the pharynx

Oropharynx


Laryngopharynx


Epiglottis

Esophagus

10 inch muscular tube

Peristalsis

Wavelike muscular movements


Pushes food through entire gut tube

Stomach

Mixes food with hydrochloric acid to form chyme

Chyme

Watery mix of food and digestive juices

Parts of the stomach

*Fundus- upper


*Body- Main


*Antrum- lower


*Rugae- folds in stomach lining


Stretch to allow stomach to expand with food

Sphincters

*Muscular valves


Control flow of food

Lower esophageal (cardiac) sphincter

Keeps food from backing up into esophagus

Pyloric sphincter

Allows highly acidic chyme to enter small intestine

Small intestine

Averages 20 feet


Between pyloric sphincter and colon


Site of completion of digestion


Majority of absorption

Parts of small intestine

*Duodenum


First section about 10-12 inches long


Starts at pyloric sphincter


*Jejunum


second section about 8 feet long


*Ileum


Third section about 12 feet long


Connects to colon at ileocecal



Large intestine

5 ft long


Extends from ileocecal valve to anus


Fluid that remains after digestion and absorption enters colon


Most is water and is reabsorbed into body


Solid waste left over is feces

Parts of large intestine

*cecum


*Ascending colon


*Descending colon


*Transverse colon


*Sigmoid colon

Rectum

Area for storage of feces


Leads to anus- the external opening of alimentary canal

Bolus

Salivary + food

Saliva

Allows food to be swallowed without choking


Contains enzyme amylase- begins digestion of carbs

Three Salivary glands

Parotid glands


Sublingual glands


Submandibular glands

Liver

Located in the RUQ


Processes nutrients


Detoxifies harmful substances


Produces bile

Bile

Emulsification


Breaks up large fat globules into smaller droplets

Gallbladder

Lies under liver


Stores bile produced by liver


*Hepatic duct


*Cystic duct


*Common bile duct

Common bile duct (CBD)

Carries bile to duodenum

Pancreas

Digestive juices:


Buffers- neutralize acidic chyme


Enzymes- digest carbs, lipids, and proteins

Carcin/o

Cancer

Cyst/o

Sac

Cutane/o

Skin

Hem/o

Blood

Hemat/o

Blood

Inguin/o

Groin

Nas/o

Nose

Orth/o

Straight

Ven/o

Vein