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A&P.tricOH.ch24.digest

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digestive system consists of   digestive tract (a tube extending from the mouth to the anus) and its accessory organs  
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Digestive tract is also called   alimentary tract or alimentary canal  
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gastrointestinal tract (G.I.) technically only refers to the   stomach and intestines Note - it is often used as a synonym for the digestive tract  
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regions of the digestive tract include (7)   1. Oral cavity 2. pharynx or throat 3. esophagus 4. stomach 5. small intestine 6. large intestine 7. anus  
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functions of the digestive system (8)   1. Ingestion 2. mastication 3. propulsion 4. mixing 5. secretion 6. digestion 7. absoprtion 8. elimination  
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ingestion   take in food - normally, through mouth [also-nasogastric tube]  
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mastication   Chewing - solid foods must be broken down  
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propulsion   Movement of food - takes 24-35 hours; each segment is specialized to move its contents from oral end to anal end  
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Deglutition   Swallowing [L. de-glutio "swallowing"]  
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peristalsis   Peri "around" stalsis "constriction"  
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peristalsis   muscular contractions in digestive organs occur in peristaltic waves; these open in front of the food, then squeeze from behind  
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mass movements   contractions that extend over much larger parts of the digetive tract than peristaltic movements  
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mixing - food and secretions   food is moved back & forth to MIX it with digestive secretions & help break it into smaller pieces  
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segmental contractions   mixing contractions that occur in the small intestine  
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secretions have what purpose (name four)   lubricate, liquefy, buffer and digest  
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what is a lubrication?   mucus lubricates the food and the lining of the tract; coats and protects the peithelial cells from mechanical abrasion; from the damagin effect of acid in the stomach; and from digestive enzymes of the digestive tract  
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where is mucus found?   it is secreted along the entire digestive tract  
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what is used to liquefy?   Water-from secretions; also osmosis  
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