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mechanical digestion
chewing
chemical digestion
Enzymes
amalayse breaks down what
breaks down amalose (starch) and turns it into sugar.
pharynx
throat
what does acid in the stomach do
kills bacteria
why does the acid not eat the stomach
mucus layer
what does food go through
pyloric sphincter then duodenum
order of small intestine
doudenum, jejunum, ileum, (ileocecal valve)
order of large intestine
(ileocecal valve), cecum, ascending colon, transverse colon, descending colon, sigmoid colon, rectum, anus.
what tube does the liver, pancreas, and gall bladder dump chemicals into
duodenum
what chemical does the pancreas dump into the duodenum
alkalin
what does alkaline do
neutralizes stomach acid
liver makes what
bile
gall bladder stores what
bile
why do we need bile
it dissolves fat
function of tonsils
immune defense
what does the small intestine absorb
nutrients
what does the large intestine absorb
water
what brings nutrient rich blood from the small intestine to the liver
hepatic portal vein
what happens when your appendix bursts
bacteria gets let out causing peritonitis
what lines ureters and urinary bladder
transitional epithelium
how are kidneys located
retro-peritoneum
three steps of urine formation
Glomerulus: filtration
PCT: reabsorption
DCT: secretion
where does ammonia come from
burning of amino acids in liver (nitrogen with three hydrogen)
where does urea come from
break down of amino acids
what does the liver take
ammonia and turns it into urea
what do kidneys take out
urea
aldosterone
released when blood pressure is low. makes kidneys hang onto sodium and water
ADH
released when blood is too concentrated. making kidneys hang onto water
7.0
What pH does salivary amylase work best at
three layers of teeth
crown, neck, roots
tooth crown has
enamel
tooth neck has
dentin
tooth roots have
pulp cavity
three forms of incontinence
Stress, urge, and overflow
stress incontinence is
muscle weakness
urge incontinence is
nerve damage
overflow incontinence is
urine stuck in urethra (prostate enlargement)
what does secretin do
tells pancreas to release alkaline
what does cholecystokinin(CCK) do
gives gall bladder and liver bile
when is CCK released
when there is too much fat in duodenum
what do kidneys regulate
ion levels, blood pressure, blood pH
what kind of waste do kidneys excrete
urea, uric acid, and creatinine
what muscles move the tongue
intrinsic and extrinsic muscles
absorption
chemicals from GI tract move to blood
afferent arteriole comes from the
renel artery
where does afferent arteriole leak into
glomerulus
what does efferent arteriole do
lets blood out of glomerulus
layers of GI tract
mucosa, submucosa, muscularis, and serosa
Mucosa is located where
inner layer of GI tract
where is submucosa located
under the mucosa
what does muscularis layer of GI tract do
moves things
Where is serosa located
outer layer of GI tract
what sphincter connects small and large intestine
ileocecal valve