Digestive System Flashcards

(40 cards)

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What are the processes of the digestive system

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ingestion
secretion
propulsion/ churning
digestion
absorption
defecation

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label the organs of the digestive system using the stages of digestion as flow chart

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3
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types of teeth

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32 teeth
canines
molars
premolars
incisers

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4
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Function of the different types of teeth

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5
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types of salivary glands

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sublingual = below the tongue
submandibular = below cheek
parotid = near the ear

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6
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what are the bones in your face

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7
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what is tongue

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muscle
bottom of tongue attached to bottom of mouth attached by phrenulum

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8
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what are the two main muscles in the jaw/ cheek

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masseter
buccinator

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9
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how does food pass down oesophagus

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peristalsis

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10
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what is cardiac sphintor

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muscle that allows food to enter stomach

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11
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what chews food

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teeth = turns food into a bolus shape
tongue = moves it to back of the oral cavity
muscles of cheek

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12
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what do enzymes in saliva help to do

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food becomes softer so it can be swallowed and pass down the oesophagus by means of peristalsis

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13
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what are the layers of the GI tract

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Inside to out:
mucosa
submucosa
muscularis
serosa
There is a lot of blood flow to these regions
- look at ross and wilson or totora for this

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14
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stomach connects to the first part of small intestine (duodenum)

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15
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structures of stomach

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cardia
fundus
body
pylorus

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16
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purpose of pyloric sphincter

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allows food from the pylorus to the duodenum

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17
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regions of stomach wall

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cardia
fundus
body
pylorus

18
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why is stomach wall folded

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allows stomach to extend

19
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what do glands in stomach secrete

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mucus
HCL
a pepsin
intrinsic factor
gastrin *know the function of each of these

20
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types of digestion

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mechanical = physical movement of muscles
chemical = chemical produces by body will digest food
This produces chyme

21
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types of muscles in stomach

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longitudinal = top to bottom
oblique
circular
k
= food has been LOCked in stomach
- however, in vomit and reflux, food can leave

22
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cardia
fundus
body
pylorus
cardiac sphincter at top of stomach , pyloric sphincter at bottom of stomach

23
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layers of the stomach*

24
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where is the blood supply situated in stomach*

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what types of cells are in mucosa layer and their function*
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where are the main cells of stomach found*
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3 structures of small intestine
duodenum jejunum lleum ceacum is found at end and connects to appendix
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section of large intestine/ colon
Ascending transverse descending colon sigmoid = s shape structure that articulates with the rectum
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how long does it take for the major events of digestion and absorbtion to occur
2 - 4 hours# after this, the stomach is emptied of its contents
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process of passage of nutrients into the blood *
Simple diffusion facilitated diffusion osmosis active trans[port
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Monosaccharides, amino acids and short chain fatty acids long chain fatty acids broken down by micelles
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minerals in food
carbohydrates = C,H,O lipids = C,H, proteins = N, C
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GUT = gi TRACT = DIGESTIVE TRACT
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eXAMPLES OF ELECTROLYTES
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cells in large intestine
absorbative cell = absorb water goblet cells = secrete mucus
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mass peristalsis
movement of food down the colon
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food that couldnt be broken down water inorganic salts sloughed off
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when the end products increase in size of rectum - it causes the walls of the rectum to excrete the faeces as result of nerve stimulation= reflex action
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types of sphinctor
Internal release = involuntary release of faeces external sphinctor = you can control when the release of faeces is present in anal canal
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deglutition
process of swallowing