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rectum
a
anus
b
liver
What organ?
internal anal sphincter
c
external anal sphincter
d
canine (cuspid); grasp and tear food
What tooth is this and its function?
splenic flexure
1
descending colon
2
transport of materials to the stomach
What is the function of a?
chemical processing of food via acid and enzymes and mechanical breakdown of food via mixing movements
What is the function of b?
duodenum
This is a slide of what region of the GI tract?
production of bile
What is the digestive function of c?
cystic duct
a
storage and concentration of bile
What is the function of b?
common hepatic duct
c
common bile duct
d
ileum
This is a slide of what region of the GI tract?
ileocecal valve
central vein of a hepatic lobule
a
portal triad of a hepatic lobule
b
incisor; break food into bite-size pieces
What tooth is this and its function?
jejunum
b
20
How many deciduous (primary) teeth do we have?
jejunum
This is a slide of what region of the GI tract?
ileum
c
cecum
d
ascending colon
e
32
How many adult (secondary) teeth do we have?
large intestine
This is a slide of what region of the GI tract?
transverse colon
f
hepatic flexure
1
mechanical processing of food, lubrication of food and start digestion of carbohydrates
What is the function of the mouth in digestion?
taenia coli
2
haustra
3
molar; grind food
What tooth is this and its function?
greater omentum
submucosa
What layer of the GI tract is a?
mucosa
What layer of the GI tract is b?
serosa or adventitia
What layer of the GI tract is c?
vagus nerve (CN X)
What cranial nerve innervates the majority of the muscles of the pharynx?
muscularis externa
What layer of the GI tract is d?
premolar (bicuspid); grind food
What tooth is this and its function?
left lobe of the liver
1
right lobe of the liver
2
pelvic splanchnic nerves
What nerve innervates the structure labeled c?
quadrate lobe of the liver
3
pudendal nerve
What nerve innervates the structure labeled d?
caudate lobe of the liver
4
falciform ligament
5
stratified squamous non-keratinized ET
What epithelium lines the oral cavity, rectum, anus, oropharynx, laryngopharynx and esophagus?
hepatic portal vein
6
hepatic artery proper
7
removal of water and compaction of undigested materials in preparation for elimination
What is the function?
bile duct
1
enzymatic digestion and absorption of water, nutrients, and electrolytes
What is the function?
hepatocyte
2
bile canaliculi
3
Kupffer cell
4
hepatic sinusoid
5
simple columnar ET
What epithelium lines the stomach, small and large intestines?
crown
a
pulp
b
dentin
c
removal of bacteria from portal blood, removal of dead RBCs, and helps in recycling of hemoglobin
What is the function of the Kupffer cells?
enamel
d
hepatic lobule
1
production and secretion of saliva, which lubricates food and starts digestion of starches
What is the function of the structures labeled a,b, and c?
central vein
2
portal triad
3
hard palate
a
sphincter of Oddi (hepatopancreatic sphincter)
What controls the exit of materials through a?
soft palate
b
uvula
c
HCl and intrinsic factor
What do parietal cells secrete?
oropharynx
d
ampulla of Vater (hepatopancreatic ampulla)
a
production and secretion of digestive enzymes and bicarbonate
Digestive function of 1?
pancreatic duct
2
duodenum
3
hypoglossal nerve (CN XII)
What cranial nerve controls movements of this structure?
glossopharyngeal nerve (CN IX)
What cranial nerve controls secretions from this structure?
facial nerve (CN VII)
What cranial nerve controls secretions from this structure?
lacteal
1
pepsinogen
What do chief cells of the stomach secrete?
simple columnar epithelium of the small intestine
2
villus
3
parotid gland
a
sublingual gland
b
mucus
What do mucous cells of the stomach secrete?
submandibular gland
c
sigmoid colon
pylorus (pyloric region)
What is the region labeled 1?
gastrin
What do G cells of the stomach secrete?
lesser curvature
a?
greater curvature
b?
pyloric sphincter
a
lower esophageal sphincter (cardiac sphincter)
b
rugae
c
body of the stomach
What is the region labeled 4?
cardia (cardiac region)
What is the region labeled 3?