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Mucosal epithelium, lamina proprio, and muscularis mucosae are found in what layer

The mucosa

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What cells secrets pepsinogen

Chief. Cells

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Which hormones stimulates gallbladder contraction

Cholecytostokinin

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What layer contains the myeneric plexus

Muscularis external

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What increases surface aéra in the small intestine

Villi and pelican circulares

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What absorbs large lipid complexe

Lacteals

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Hepatopancreatic. Sphincter controls the release of what

Pancreatic juice and bile

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What absorbs the most nutrients

Jejuneum of small intestine

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What type of movement mixes chyme

Segmentation

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What organ stores bile

Gallbladder

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Stimulation of parietal and chief cells increases acid and enzyme secretion is the function of what

Gastrin

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What nerve increases gastric activity

Vagus nerve

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Branch of hepatic artery and branch of hepatic portal vein and bile duct form what

The portal triad

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What artery supplies the stomach from the celiac trunk

Left gastric artery

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Partially digested food and gastric secretions are

Chyme

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Water reabsorbtion from waste happens when

Compaction

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I’m going contractions that churn intestinal contents is the action of what

Segmentation

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Water réabsorptions and feces formation is the main function of what

Large intestine

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Parietal cell produces what

Acid

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Intrinsic factor functions in what

Vb12 absorption

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This carries blood in liver lobule

Sinusoids

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Mixing contractions is known as

Segmentation

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Wave like propulsion forward movement is know as

Peristalsis

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what is the main function of the pancreas

produce digestive enzymes

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what type of cells release hydrochloric acid and what’s its function

parietal cells gets rids or bacteria and viruses also denatures proteins

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what cells produces gastrin that increase stomach activity

G cells

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what sphincter goes to small intestines

pyloric sphincter

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what are the ridges in the duodenum of the small intestine called

plicae circulares

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What is the duct from the gallbladder and liver come together called

common bile duct

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what is the duct called in the pancreas

main pancreatic duct

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what is the combination of the pancreatic duct and common bile duct as it enters the duodenum of the small intestine

hepatopancreatic ampulla

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what surrounds the duodenal ampulla

duodenal papilla

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what the sphincter going from the ileum of the small intestine to the cecum of the large intestine

ileocecal sphincter

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what are the two top curvatures of the large intestine called

right colic/hepatic flexure and left colic/splenic flexure

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what are the individual pouches of the large intestine called

haustra

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what is known as the brush border of the small intestine

microvilli

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paneth cells secrets what

defensins and lysozymes

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function of the hepatic portalcirculation

venous delivery of newly absorbed nutrients being carried to the liver

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change in the epithelium of the lower esophagus from stratified squamous to columnar epithelium is know as what

barrettes esophagus

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what are mixed together at the hepatopancreatic ampulla

bile and pancreatic enzymes

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what is the main molecule digested in the stomach

proteins

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what is the only function that is essential to life is

secretion of intrinsic factor

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the myenteric nerve plexus is located in which tunic of the alimentary canal

muscularis externa

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pepsin enzymatically digest what

protein

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<p>this layer is the most external tunic and contains connective tissue and peritoneum represented by letter B</p>

this layer is the most external tunic and contains connective tissue and peritoneum represented by letter B

Serosa

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what does letter a represent

mesentery

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<p>what layer the second most external and contains the circular muscles and longitudinal muscles and the oblique in the stomach and represented by letter D</p>

what layer the second most external and contains the circular muscles and longitudinal muscles and the oblique in the stomach and represented by letter D

muscularis externa

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<p>this is the second most inner layer represented by letter E contains blood vessels lymph ductless and submucosal plexus </p>

this is the second most inner layer represented by letter E contains blood vessels lymph ductless and submucosal plexus

Submucosa

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<p>this is the most internal layer of the tunics and contain mucous epithelium lamina propria and muscularis mucosae represented by letter F</p>

this is the most internal layer of the tunics and contain mucous epithelium lamina propria and muscularis mucosae represented by letter F

mucosa

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<p>what does letter C represent </p>

what does letter C represent

lumen

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deep folds of the mucosae and submucosa that extend completely of partially around the circumference of the small intestine

circular folds

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conduit for both air and food

pharynx

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folds of gastric mucosa

rugae

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pocket like sacs of the large intestine

haustra

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valve at the junction of the small and large intestine

ileocecal valve

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membrane securing the tounge to the floor of the mouth

frenulum

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valve controlling food movement from the stomach into the duodenum

pyloric sphinter

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where are peyers patches located

ILleum

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where is blood from the digestive tract drains first into what

Hepatic portal vein

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what is the functional unit of the liver

liver lobule

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the sphincter ’ controlling bile entry into duodenum is

oddi

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the tineae coli create

haustra

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brunner’s glands are located where

duodenum

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the hormone that increases acid secreations

gastrin

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the nerve plexus in the musclaris externa is the what plexus

myenteric

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the large intestine muslce bands are called what

tenaie coli

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the accumulation of fluid in the peritoneal cavity is called what

ascites