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alimentary canal
the digestive system
what are the two types of glands in the body
endocrine and exocrine
Endocrine gland
secretes hormones into the bloodstream
Exocrine glands
secretes hormones into the ducts
what are the accessory exocrine glands of the digestive system
1- salivary glands
2- liver
3- gallbladder
4- pancreas
what is special about the pancreas
only organ that is both endocrine and exocrine
ingestion
the process of taking substances such as food, drink, meds, etc into the body by swallowing or absorbing them
digestion
complex process of breaking down food into small molecules that the body can absorb into the bloodstream for energy, growth and cell repair
absorption
the process where broken down nutrients pass from the small intestine into the blood stream or lymph
egestion
the final step of digestion, involving the removal of undigested, unusabled food waste from the body through the butt
what are food residues
what are the four major types of organic compounds
1- carbohydrates> monosaccharides
2- lipids> fatty acids
3- proteins> amino acids
4- nucleic acids> nucleotides
what are the divisions of the alimentary canal
mouth
pharynx
esophagus
stomach
small intestine
large intestine
anus
what is fauces
hole in the back of the mouth
what is the superior labial frenulum
the thin tissue connecting the upper lip to the gum
what is the inferior labial frenulum
what are the three parts of the tooth
crown, neck, root
what is enamel
top of the tooth, the outside of the gum part
what are the two parts of the crown
enamel and detine
anatomical crown
the superior portion of the tooth that is covered by enamel
clinical crown
that portion of the anatomical crown visible above the egingiva ( gum )
what is the root canal
infextion of pulp cavity
what is the occlusal surface of the crown
the portion of the crown that contacts opposing teeth
what are cusps
the elevations present on the occlusal surface of the crown
incisors
chisel shaped teeth used of biting
canines
pointed teeth used for tearing
premolars
broad teeth used for grinding
molars
broad teeth used for grinding and crushing
what are deciduous teeth
baby teeth
when do baby teeth come in
6 months after birth
how many total baby teeth are there
20
when do baby teeth fall out
around 6 years old
how many total adult teeth
32
what material are the teeth made up of
calcium phosphate
what is the pulp cavity
containing many sensory nerve fibers
what are dental caries
cavity, gum inflammation
what is gingivitis
what is pyorrhea
infection of the tooth socket
what is an impacted wisdom tooth
when the wisdom teeth come in at an angle