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Functions

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Ingestion   Eating  
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Digestion   Breaking Down  
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Mechanical   Chewing  
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Chemical   Destroying  
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Absorption   Go to blood to distribute it  
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Elimination   Get rid of it  
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Mucosa   Easy to poop, help block acids,has blood vessels in it  
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Submucosa   blood vessels  
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Muscle Layer   pushes out poop  
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Serosa   outer most layer, tuns into Peritoneal membrane  
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Peritoneal Membrane   Anchors organs to the walls  
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Peristalsis   rhythmic contraction and relaxation of the muscle  
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omentum   lays over top and holds you in, makes you stay were your suppose to  
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Parelytic Ileus Toxins   life threatening, the toxins will seep into the blood and cause sepus  
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Tongue   muscular organ,taste buds, helps swallow and taste, good blood supply  
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Frenulum   attaches tongue to mouth  
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Salivary glands   secrete substances that break down food  
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Parotid Glands   Largest gland  
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Decidous Teeth   baby teeth, 20 of them  
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Permanent Teeth   32  
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Crown   what you see  
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neck   jaw bone  
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root   deep within the jaw bone  
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Submandibular   located on the floor of mouth  
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sublingual   smallest  
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Hard palate   in front  
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soft palate   posterior, drops down into uvula  
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Uvula   helps with swallowing  
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Pharynx   throat  
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Nosopharynx   deals with respitory  
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oropharynx   respitory,digestive system  
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Laryngopharnx   respitory, digestive system  
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Epiglottis   cover the larynx when swallowing food  
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Esophagus   food moves through it by Peristalsis  
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Sphincters   regulate the rate things go through  
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Gastro Esphageasphincter   causes heartburn, Regulates how fast food goes into stomach  
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Stomach   size of fist  
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stomach   secretes gastric hormones and juices  
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stomach   regulates food into intestines  
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stomach   digests food, abosorbs a small amount of food and water  
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Pylonic Stynosis   projective vomitting  
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three layers of stomach   longitudinal,oblique, and circular  
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Chyme   pastelike mixture  
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Rugae   folds of muscle that allow your stomach to expand  
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Mucus gland   secrete gland  
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Parietal cells   secrete hydrocholroid acid  
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Chef cells   secrete digestive enzymes  
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Small Intestine   broken down into duedenum, jejunum, and Ileum  
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Dueodenum   absorption and digestion  
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Chyle   food in the dueodenum  
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Large intestine   holds poop, makes it hard and takes water out,  
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Cecum   first part, lower right quadrant  
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ileum   extends from jejunum the ileocecal valve  
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Peyer's patches   protect the bad bacteria from the cecum  
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ileocecal valve   prevents the relex of contents from the cecum  
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Liver   largest gland of digestive system  
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liver   reddish brown, on right side  
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Function of Liver   destroys RBC's, make bile, make plasma, proteins,stores vitamins, metabolizes fats  
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Apatic Vein   drain blood from digestive system  
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Liver   Synthesises bile  
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Gallbladder   stores bile  
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Heptic duct   comes from liver  
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Cystic duct   comes from gallbladder to meet and become bile duct  
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CCK   Hormone in gallbladder  
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Bile   helps breakdown foods  
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CCK   goes to gallbladder to stimulate and contract to realease bile to the duodenum  
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Pancreas   most potent digestive enzymes come from here  
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Pancreas   secretes an alkaline(basic) enzyme  
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Glucose   simplest Carbohydrate  
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Proteins   complete and incomplete  
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Complete protein   Meat, dairy  
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Incomplete protein   Veg, nuts  
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