| Term | Definition |
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Digestive |
system that contains the parotid & mandibular salivary glands |
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Salivary glands (parotid & mandibular) |
moistens food to make swallowing easier; contains antibacterial agents to kill pathogens; secrete amlyase for chemical breakdown of starch |
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Muscular |
system that contains the masseter muscle |
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Masseter muscle |
closes jaw; elevates mandible |
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Digestive |
system that contains the toungue / teeth |
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Teeth & tongue |
aid in mechanical digestion of carbs, lipids, proteins in oral cavity (alphabetic order, with an & between) |
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Digestive |
system containing the hard & soft palates |
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palates |
Form the roof of the mouth |
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hard palate |
palate that is composed of bone |
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soft palate |
palate that is a continuation of the mucous membranes |
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Respiratory |
system that contains the epiglottis |
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Epiglottis |
Covers trachea when we swallow to prevent food from entering the respiratory tract |
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Digestive |
system that contains the esophagus |
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Esophagus |
No digestion occurs here; tube that passes bolus from pharynx to stomach; smooth muscle contractions of this tube are called peristalsis |
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Digestive |
system that contains the stomach |
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Stomach |
Muscular sac that churns chyme (mechanical digestion of all macromolecules); secretes pepsin & HCL to facilitate chemical digestion of proteins |
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Digestive |
system that contains the small intestine |
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Duodenum |
completes the chemical digestion of carbs, lipids, proteins; chyme is neutralized |
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Jejunum / Illeum |
absorption of nutrients through villi and microvilli |
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Digestive |
system containing the large intestine |
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Large Intestine |
absorption of water; moves undigestible wastes into the rectum |
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Caecum |
First section of large intestine where the small intestine connects |
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Digestive |
system containing the rectum and anus |
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Rectum |
place where undigestible material is stored |
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Anus |
opening through which feces leaves the body |
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Digestive / Endocrine |
two body systems containing the pancreas (alphabetic order) |
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Pancreas |
has two functions. its digestive or exocrine function is to release Na+ bicarbonate into the duodenum to neutralize the chyme; and to produce lipase, amylase, and trypsin for the complete chemical breakdown of lipids, carbs, and proteins. The endocrine function is to regulate the blood glucose levels by releasing insulin (when blood sugar is high) and glucagon (when blood sugar is low) |
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Digestive |
system containing the gall bladder |
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Gall Bladder |
stores bile produced by the liver until it is needed in the duodenum |
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Digestive |
system containing the liver |
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Liver |
Detoxifies drugs, alcohol, poisons; produces bile for the mechanical breakdown of lipids; converts glucose into glycogen into glucose |
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Lymphatic |
system containing the spleen |
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Spleen |
Produces white blood cells; gets rid of old & worn out red blood cells |
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Oral cavity, pharynx, esophagus, stomach, small intestine, large intestine, rectum, anus |
the structures that make up the alimentary canal (in order) |
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No |
Is the digestive system considered a part of the excretory system? |
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Omnivore |
Classification of pig by diet |
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Incisors, molars, canines, pre-molars |
types of teeth that the pig has |
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Papillae |
small bumps on the surface of the tongue |
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taste buds |
contained in bumps on surface of the tongue |
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epithelial |
type of tissue that salivary glands are composed of |
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