Digestive System Flashcards

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Taking food in

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Ingestion

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Smooth muscle moving food

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Motility

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Propelling food along the GI tract

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Peristalsis

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Moving food back and forth, enzymatic exposure

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Mixing/segmentation

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Why is segmentation important?

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Food gets more enzymatic exposure

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What is secreted into the GI tract

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mucous, enzymes, HCl, bile, hormones

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Breaking down large molecules into smaller ones

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Digestion

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8
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Take digestive molecules from GI tract into blood

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Absorption

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9
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Two types of digestion

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Mechanical and Chemical

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Six functions of digestive system

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  1. Ingestion
  2. Motility
  3. Secretion
  4. Digestion
  5. Absorption
  6. elimination
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What is the stand alone nervous system involved in digestion

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Enteric NS

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What are involved in the enteric NS’s sensory dynamic

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Chemo and mechanoreceptors

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Receives info such as stretch and generates motor output

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Integrator of enteric NS

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What does the motor side of the enteric NS do?

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Muscle, secretory, blood flow

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Effect of SNS on digestion

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Inhibitory

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16
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Effect of PSNS on digestion

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Stimulatory

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17
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Three general parts of oral cavity

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Teeth, tongue, salivary glands

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18
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Point where tooth attaches to bone

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Root

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19
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Visible part of the tooth

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Crown

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20
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Hard part that makes up crown

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Enamel

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21
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Role of tongue

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Mastification and mixing

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22
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Secretes saliva

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Salivary glands

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23
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Moistens and lubricates food, antibacterial, and aids in chemical digestion

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Saliva

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Two roles of peritoneum

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  1. Serous
  2. Covers internal organs
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Secretes a lubrication fluid over internal organs
Serous peritoneum
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Folds of peritoneum that support organs
Mesenteries
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Hollow space
Lumen
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Roles of mucosa
Absorb and protect
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Mucosa absorption tissue
Simple epithelium
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Mucosa protective tissue
Stratified epithelium
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GI tract layers in order
Mucosa, submucosa, muscularis, Adventitial/serosal
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What is located in the submucosa?
Blood vessels, nerves, lymphatics
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Two main components of the muscularis
Smooth muscle and sphincters
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Two types of muscularis smooth muscle
Circular and longitudinal
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Gates that regulate passage
Sphincters
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What is the adventatial/serosal layer made of?
Connective tissue
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What kinds of muscle is the esophagus made of?
Skeletal and smooth
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Where is the esophageal skeletal muscle located
Upper, by the mouth
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What kind of movement occurs in the esophagus?
Peristalsis
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What are the two names for the sphincter that prevents back flow from the stomach?
Lower esophageal sphincter/cardiac sphincter
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What occurs in the esophagus?
Passage only
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What occurs on the stomach?
Storage, a little absorption
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Sphincter that separates stomach and small intestine
Pyloric sphincter
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Located in stomach and allow for stretch
Gastric folds/rugae
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Areas in stomach lined with secretory cells
Gastric pits
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What is secreted into gastric pits?
HCl, HCO3-, mucus, enzymes
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What kinds of digestion occur in the stomach?
Mechanical and chemical
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Three regions of small intestine in order
Duodenum, Jejunum, Ileum
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What section of the small intestine attaches to the stomach?
Duodenum
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What is the longest section of small intestine?
Jejunum
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What section of small intestine attaches to the large intestine?
Ileum
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What three things help digestion in the small intestine by increasing surface area?
Circular folds, Villi, Microvilli
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Finger like extension in small intestine to aid digestion and absorption
Villi
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What are on villi?
Microvilli
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What do small intestine cells secrete?
Enzymes, hormones, and mucus
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Regions of large intestine
Ascending, transverse, descending, sigmoid, rectum, anal canal
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How many anal canal sphincters are there?
2
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Three roles of large intestine
Storage, excretion, and some absorption
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Four main liver function
1. Secrete bile 2. Detoxification 3. Nutrient storage 4. Synthesize plasma proteins
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Role of bile
Fat digestion
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Role of liver detoxication
Break down bad things
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What is a main nutrient stored in the liver?
Glycogen
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Role of gall bladder
Storing bile
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Two types of pancreatic cells
Pancreatic islets and acinar cells
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Function of pancreatic islets
Endocrine, secreting insulin and glucagon
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Role of acinar cells
Exocrine, secreting digestive enzymes and bicarbonate
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Chemicals released into a lumen or duct
Exocrine
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What do pancreatic digestive enzymes act on
Fats, proteins, carbohydrates
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Role of bicarbonate
Neutralize HCl