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4 layers of digestive tract wall  mucosa or mucus membrane, submucosa, muscularis, serosa  
muscularis  2 layers of smooth muscle tissue  
peristalsis  wave like, rhythmic contractions which move the food in muscularis  
gingivitis  inflammation or infection in the gums  
parotids  largest salivary glands  
gastric glands  stomach glands which secrete hydrochloric acid  
rugae  when the stomach is empty the lining lies in folds  
walls of stomach  3 layers of smooth muscles, run lengthwise, oblique & around, one of the strongest internal organs  
gastritis  stomach inflammation  
enteritis  inflammation of small intestines  
part of small intestines  duodenum  
liver  largest gland in the body, secretes bile  
gallbladder  stores bile  
bile  emulsifies fat globules  
cholecystitis  inflammation of the gallbladder  
cirrhosis  degenerative liver condition, damaged tissue is replaced with fibrous or fatty tissue  
cirrhosis sign & symptoms  nausea, anorexia, gray-white stools, weakness, pain  
cirrhosis causes  hepatitis, chronic alcohol abuse, malnutrition, infection  
pancreatic juices  most important digestive juice  
pancreatic juices  contains enzymes that digest all three major foods-carbohydrate, protein, lipids  
pancreatic juices  contains sodium bicarbonate which neutralizes hydrochloric acid from gastric juices  
pancreatitis  inflammation of the pancreas  
cystic fibrosis  inherited disorder that causes exocrine glands to produce excessively thick secretions that can block & back up pancreatic ducts  
large intestines  where bacteria live  
large intestine  reabsorb water & salts & vitamins  
ascending colon  upward on right side of body  
transverse colon  extends across front of abdomen from right to left  
descending colon  downward on left side of body  
sigmoid colon  "S" shaped segment that terminates in the rectum  
dysentery  inflammatory condition in which there is watery feces that may contain mucus, blood, or pus  
flatulence  presence of air or other gases in gastrointestinal tract in large intestines usually produced by intestinal bacteria  
appendix  veriform appendix-wormlike tubular structure at the end of the cecum  
greater omentum  pouchlike extension of the visceral peritoneum, hangs down over the intestines  
ascites  abnormal accumulation of fluid in the peritoneal space  
stomach  begins protein digestion  
lipase  pancreatic juice that changes lipid to fatty acids & glycerol (digests fat)  
end products of digestion  carbohydrates, proteins, fats  
carbohydrates  glucose, galactose, fructose  
proteins  amino acids  
fats  fatty acids & glycerol  
absorption  occurs in the small intestines  
reabsorption  occurs in the large intestines  
massage for colon cancer  need medical clearance  
massage for hepatitis B  general contraindication