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Digestive system

MT Digetstive sysstem

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what are four main layers of the small intestines wall mucosa, submucosa, muscle layer, visceral peritoneum
what is the sequence of structures through which food passes from mouth to anus mouth - pharynx - esophagus - stomach - small intestine - lare intestine - anus
four processes of digestive system Ingestion - Dogestion - Absorption - Elimination
how many baby teeth do we have 20 by age 2 years
how many adult set of teeth 32 teeth
what are the three main salvary glands partoid - submandibular - sublingual
what is it called when the tongue converts a mouhful of food to a semisolid mass bolus
three parts of the small intestines doudenum - jejunum - ileum
what is main product of Carbohydrate digestion glucose
what is function of bile important in the mechanical digestion of fats
what are the products of protein digestion free amino acids
what functions of large intestine absorption of sodium and water - elimination - incubation of bacteria that produces vit K
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what are four main layers of the small intestines wall mucosa, submucosa, muscle layer, visceral peritoneum
what is the sequence of structures through which food passes from mouth to anus mouth - pharynx - esophagus - stomach - small intestine - lare intestine - anus
four processes of digestive system Ingestion - Dogestion - Absorption - Elimination
how many baby teeth do we have 20 by age 2 years
how many adult set of teeth 32 teeth
what are the three main salvary glands partoid - submandibular - sublingual
what is it called when the tongue converts a mouhful of food to a semisolid mass bolus
three parts of the small intestines doudenum - jejunum - ileum
what is main product of Carbohydrate digestion glucose
what is function of bile important in the mechanical digestion of fats
what are the products of protein digestion free amino acids
what functions of large intestine absorption of sodium and water - elimination - incubation of bacteria that produces vit K
the process of taking food into mouth and chewing it ingestion
the inner lining wall of the didestive tract mucosa
the outte layer of the wall of the digestive tract visceral peritoneum
waves of contration that pushes food along through digestive tract peristalis
double fold of pritoneum hangs down like apron greater omentum
the portion of tooth above the gum crown
each tooth is composed mainly of dentin
largest salivary glands are parotid glands
salivary amylase begins digestion of carbohydrates starch
the folds in the mucosa are called rugae
the enzyme produced by the gastric glands is pepsin
function of the gallbladder is to store bie
nutrients are absorped mainly by hepatic arteries
chyme passing through the transverse colon would next enter descending colon
nutrients that are ingested mainly in the form of salts are minerals
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