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| Name the main organs of the digestive system |
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| mouth, pharynx, esophagas, stomach, small intestine, large intestine and anal canal |
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| name the 3 parts of small intestine |
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| dueodenum, jejunum, and ileum |
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| name the six parts of the large intestive |
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| cecum, ascending colon, transferse colon, decending colon, signoid colon and rectum |
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| name the accessory organs ofthe digestive |
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| salivary glands, liver, gallbladder and pancrease |
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| name the parts of themouth |
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| name the 3 salivary glands |
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| parotid gland, submandibular and sublingual gland |
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| what is the enzyme called that works with the saliva to help with the digestive process |
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name the contents of gastric juice? |
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| Pepsin, hydrochloric acid, lipase and intrinscic factor |
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| what is pepsin, hydrochloric acidd, lipase and intrinsic factor |
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| the stomach secertes what hormone? |
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| what is the process of making the gastric juice |
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| parasymphathetic to gastrin to gastric juice |
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| Name the past like substance that is produced in the stomach |
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| What is the inactive form of typsin |
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| name the hormones regulating the pancreatic secretion |
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| secretin and cholecystokinin |
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| name the enzymes with the pancreatic juice |
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| amylase, lipase, trypsin, chmtrypsin and carbonpeptidase |
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| water, bile salts, bile pigments, chlesterole and electrolytes |
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| inflammation of the liver |
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| gallstones are caused by what? |
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| inbalance between water and cholesterol |
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| what is feces made up of? |
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| water, undigested material, muscus, bacterial and bile pigments which provides its coloe |
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| 1st part of the large intestine |
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| secum, aceding colon, transverse colong, decending colon, sigmoid process, rectun |
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| when chime leaves small intestiv its called |
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| cardiac, fundic, body, pyloric region |
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| explain how the digestive process works |
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| the parasymphathetic impulses through vages nerves and stimulates cells in the pyloric regions of the stomach to secrete the hormone gastrin, then gastrin susequesntly increased |
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| j shaped organ lying in the upper left portion of the abdominal cavity |
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| what is the 2 main substances absorbed into the stomach from food? |
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| alcohol and small amount of water |
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| name the valvue between the stomach and small intestive |
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| pepsins inactive form is called |
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| involves the wavelike motion of the tube, which propels the contecnts ahead of it. |
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| 4 layers of the alimentary canal |
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| mucose mucus membrane, submucos, muscle layer, serosa, serous layer |
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| mechanical and chemical breakdown of t foods into forms the body cell membrances of the body can absorbe |
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