HBS digestive test

What is this the histology of?

Taste Buds

What is this the histology of?

Fundic Stomach

What is this the histology of?

Pancreas

What is this the histology of?

Liver

what is this the histology of?

duodenum

what is this the histology of?

jejunum

what is this the histology of?

ileum

what is this the histology of?

Colon

what is this the histology of?

liver

what disease is this the histology of?

whipples disease in the doudenum

what disease is this the histology of?

crohn’s disease in the colon

what disease is this the histology of?

Celiac disease in the small intestine

what is crohn’s disease

a condition believed to be an auto immune disease that causes inflammation all along your gi tract any where

what turns a protein into a large polypeptide

pepsin (pepsinogen+HCL)

what turns large polypeptides into small polypeptides or small peptides

trypsin, chymotrypsin, carboxypeptides

fat is digested by

bile and lipase

what is a coenzyme

an organic molecule that binds to the active sites of certain enzymes to assist in the catalysis of a reaction

what is Whipples disease

a bacterial infection that mostly takes over your small intestine

digestive systems job

ingestion, population, absorption, mechanical digestion, chemical digestion, chemical digestion, defecation

epiglottis

keeps food from going down the wring pipe

helio bacter pylori

the bacteria that feast on your stomach tissue

mucous nex cells

make acidic mucous for your stomach to protect it

sections of the small intestine

Duodenum→ jejunum→ileum

brunners glands

secrete bicarb to neutralize the acid coming from the stomach, alot in the duodenum as you may imagine

what happens in the last sections of the small intestine

absorption, a lot of brush border enzymes, pancreatic secretions, and bile

what gland do the last two sections have on the small intestine to keep things in tip top shape?

peyers patches, important for the immune system since there is bacteria working in their and no acid to neutralize them

what are the parts of the large intestine

cecum, acending colon, transverse colon, descending colon, sigmond colon, rectum, and anal canal (appendix is before cecum but she don’t do nothing)

where do all the ducts from the accessory connect

the pancreatic duct and bile duct connect to make the hepatic duct which feeds into the duodenum

diverticuli

poop pockets

diverticulosis

poop pockets about to burst and kill you

what does someone who has diverticulosis need more of in their diet

fiber and water

what is a colon polyps

a cyst in your colon

what does someone with colon polyps need to eat more and less of

fewer processed foods and beef, can cause cancer

digesting things makes you more…

acidic

what is absorbed in the colon

water and vitamins

what connects your ilium and cecum

iliul cecal valve