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Peristalsis
Alternating muscle contractions that move food through the throat and digestive tract.
Phases of swallowing
Oral phase, pharyngeal phase, and esophageal phase.
Food clump in the mouth
Bolus.
Food mixed with stomach juices
Chyme.
Small intestine wall modifications
Villi and microvilli.
Amylase digests
Carbohydrates.
Pepsin digests
Protein.
Appendix is attached to
Cecum.
Muscles in the stomach
Longitudinal, circular, and oblique.
Two movements of the large intestine
Haustral contraction/mass movements and peristalsis.
Structure that produces bile
Liver.
What bile emulsifies
Lipids.
Accessory structure that introduces bile into the duodenum
Common bile duct.
Passage of food
Mouth → pharynx → esophagus → stomach → small intestine → large intestine → rectum → anus.
Soft palate attachment
Uvula.
Flap that covers the windpipe
Epiglottis.
Incisors
Bite/cut food.
Canines
Pierce/tear food.
Premolars
Chew food.
Molars
Grind food.
Baby teeth
20 teeth.
Adult teeth
32 teeth.
pH of the stomach
1-3.
Four functions of the stomach
Mixes food, holds food, produces enzymes to break down food, and secretes mucus.
Three parts of the small intestine
Duodenum, jejunum, and ileum.
Lipase digests
Lipids.
Nucleases digest
Nucleic acids.
Trypsin digests
Protein.
Major functions of the large intestine
Absorption of water, holding bacteria, and storage of feces.
Major functions of the small intestine
Breakdown and absorption of nutrients.
Structure that stores bile
Gallbladder.
Digestion
Breaks down nutrients.
Metabolism
Uses nutrients to create energy.
Alimentary canal
The GI tract.
Accessory organs
Organs that help digestion but are not part of the GI tract.
Purpose of the tongue
Mixes food side to side and helps with talking/speech.
Mastication
Chewing.
Three salivary glands
Sublingual, submandibular, and parotid.
Purpose of saliva
Helps create a bolus, lubricates the mouth, and adds amylase.
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