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Digestive System

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Function of digestive system Breaks down food small enough to be absorbed into the blood stream
alimentary canal organs that form a tube through the body in a continuous tract
accessory organs help the digestive system but aren't part of the tube
parts of the alimentary canal mouth, part of the pharynx, esophagus, stomach, intestines
peristalsis the rhythmic muscle contractions that move food through the alimentary canal
the digestive system secretes saliva and enzymes
digestion to break down food into small molecules
absorption movements of digestion from the alimentary canal into the bloodstream
mucosa the innermost tissue layer; very thin secretes mucus
submucosa mostly connective tissue: very thin
muscularis mode of 2 layers of muscle: 1-circular layer where muscles wrap around the tube 2-longitudinal layer: muscle fibers run the length of the tube
serosa thin, delicate, lubricated layer in every part of digestive system except for the esophagus
adventitin outer layer of the esophagus. tough, not lubricated
stratified squamos epithelium lines digestive tract from mouth to stomach (not including stomach)
simple columnar epithelium lines digestive tract from stomach (including stomach) down
mouth the opening
mastication cutting up the food
kneeding food is mashed between the tongue and hard palette.
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