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gastrointestinal tract
accessory digestive organs
ingestion
secretion
consists of the organs through which food actually passes
assist digestion in one way or another, but are NOT part of th…
taking foods and liquids into the body (through the mouth)
organs of the digestive system _________ up to 7 layers of flu…
gastrointestinal tract
consists of the organs through which food actually passes
accessory digestive organs
assist digestion in one way or another, but are NOT part of th…
gastrointestinal tract
accessory digestive organs
ingestion
secretion
consists of the organs through which food actually passes
assist digestion in one way or another, but are NOT part of th…
taking foods and liquids into the body (through the mouth)
organs of the digestive system _________ up to 7 layers of flu…
gastrointestinal tract
consists of the organs through which food actually passes
accessory digestive organs
assist digestion in one way or another, but are NOT part of th…
alimentary canal
accessory organs
mechanical digestion
mastication
gastrointestinal tract (GI tract), oral cavity, pharynx, esoph…
teeth, salivary glands, pancreas, liver, and gallbladder
mastication, peristalsis, and segmentation
chewing
alimentary canal
gastrointestinal tract (GI tract), oral cavity, pharynx, esoph…
accessory organs
teeth, salivary glands, pancreas, liver, and gallbladder
2 groups of organs in the digestive can…
alimentary canal
accessory digestive organs
Digestive processes
alimentary canal and accessory digestive organs
mouth, esophagus, small intestine, large intestine, pharynx, s…
teeth, tongue, gall bladder, salivary glands, liver, pancreas
ingestion, propulsion, mechanical digestion, chemical digestio…
2 groups of organs in the digestive can…
alimentary canal and accessory digestive organs
alimentary canal
mouth, esophagus, small intestine, large intestine, pharynx, s…
GI tract organs
accessory digestive organs
digestive process
mucosa of GI tract
mouth, pharynx, esophagus, stomach, small intestine, large int…
teeth, tongue, salivary glands, liver, gall bladder, pancreas
1. ingestion... 2. secretion... 3. mixing and propulsion... 4. digestio…
a) epithelium: stratified squamous in mouth, pharyx, esophagus…
GI tract organs
mouth, pharynx, esophagus, stomach, small intestine, large int…
accessory digestive organs
teeth, tongue, salivary glands, liver, gall bladder, pancreas
Absorption
Alimentary canal
Bile
Feces
Uptake of substances by a tissue
Passage which food passes through body from mouth to anus
Alkaline fluid that aids digestion; secreted by liver and stor…
Waste matter discharged from bowels after digestion
Absorption
Uptake of substances by a tissue
Alimentary canal
Passage which food passes through body from mouth to anus
Purpose of the digestive system
Catabolism
Major organs of the digestive tract
Accessory organs of the digestive syste…
- acquire nutrients from the environment to catabolize and use…
breaking down large molecules, uses a lot of water
1. Oral cavity, teeth, tongue... 2. Pharynx... 3. Esophagus... 4. Stoma…
1. Salivary glands... 2. Teeth... 3. Tongue... 4. Liver... 5. Gallbladder…
Purpose of the digestive system
- acquire nutrients from the environment to catabolize and use…
Catabolism
breaking down large molecules, uses a lot of water
1. Ingestion... 2. Secretion... 3. Mixing and…
Internal > External... 1) Mucosa... 2) Submuc…
lymphatic tissue called mucosa-associat…
Mucosa-associated lymphatic/lymphoid ti…
What are the steps food goes through within the digestive syst…
What are the GI tracts 4 main layers?
Within the mucosa are patches of...?
What is the function of MALT?
1. Ingestion... 2. Secretion... 3. Mixing and…
What are the steps food goes through within the digestive syst…
Internal > External... 1) Mucosa... 2) Submuc…
What are the GI tracts 4 main layers?
Gastrointestinal Tract
Accessory Organs
Functions of Digestive System
Mechanical Digestion
-30ft long... -opening at either end
-liver... -gallbladder... -pancreas... -teeth... -tongue... -salivary glands
-ingestion... -secretion... -mixing and propulsion (peristalsis)... -di…
-teeth break down food into pieces... -mixing breaks food down
Gastrointestinal Tract
-30ft long... -opening at either end
Accessory Organs
-liver... -gallbladder... -pancreas... -teeth... -tongue... -salivary glands
Which of the following are part of the…
Connective tissue of the mucosa is call…
The myenteric plexus is located in whic…
Which layer contains the myenteric plex…
liver, pancreas, gallbladder
lamina propria
muscularis
C.
Which of the following are part of the…
liver, pancreas, gallbladder
Connective tissue of the mucosa is call…
lamina propria
What areas do not have serosa, but has…
The serosa is composed of...
The muscularis externa is composed of t…
What layer of the digestive tract is re…
pharynx, most of the esophagus, and the rectum
thin layer of areolar tissue topped by a simple squamous mesot…
inner circular layer and outer longitudinal layer
muscularis externa
What areas do not have serosa, but has…
pharynx, most of the esophagus, and the rectum
The serosa is composed of...
thin layer of areolar tissue topped by a simple squamous mesot…
Which of the following are part of the…
Connective tissue of the mucosa is call…
The myenteric plexus is located in whic…
Which layer contains the myenteric plex…
liver, pancreas, gallbladder
lamina propria
muscularis
C.
Which of the following are part of the…
liver, pancreas, gallbladder
Connective tissue of the mucosa is call…
lamina propria
alimentary canal
accessory organs
mechanical digestion
mastication
gastrointestinal tract (GI tract), oral cavity, pharynx, esoph…
teeth, salivary glands, pancreas, liver, and gallbladder
mastication, peristalsis, and segmentation
chewing
alimentary canal
gastrointestinal tract (GI tract), oral cavity, pharynx, esoph…
accessory organs
teeth, salivary glands, pancreas, liver, and gallbladder
Digestive System picture
Where does it begin?
What are the parts of this system?
What mechanism pushes food along throug…
Mouth, oropharynx is where the digestive and respiratory meet
Mouth, teeth, esophagus, trachea, stomach
Peristalsis: wavelike motion
Digestive System picture
Where does it begin?
Mouth, oropharynx is where the digestive and respiratory meet
mucosa layer
submucosa layer
muscularis layer
serosa layer
-Inner lining of GI tract... -Inner layer of epithelium... -Ct tissu…
-Areolar (CT tissue)... -Lots of blood vessels for absorption... -Su…
-Smooth muscle... -Push food along digestive tract... -peristalsis -…
-Only in portions suspended in the GI tract... -Areolar and simpl…
mucosa layer
-Inner lining of GI tract... -Inner layer of epithelium... -Ct tissu…
submucosa layer
-Areolar (CT tissue)... -Lots of blood vessels for absorption... -Su…
gastrointestinal tract
accessory digestive organs
ingestion
secretion
consists of the organs through which food actually passes
assist digestion in one way or another, but are NOT part of th…
taking foods and liquids into the body (through the mouth)
organs of the digestive system _________ up to 7 layers of flu…
gastrointestinal tract
consists of the organs through which food actually passes
accessory digestive organs
assist digestion in one way or another, but are NOT part of th…
digestive system provides both
digestive system includes
digestive tract includes
accessory organs of digestive system in…
fuel need to keep body cells running and building blocks for c…
digestive tract... accessory organs
oral cavity... pharynx... esophagus... stomach... small intestine... large in…
teeth... tongue... glands... liver... pancreas
digestive system provides both
fuel need to keep body cells running and building blocks for c…
digestive system includes
digestive tract... accessory organs
Alimentary Canal (Gastrointestinal)
Function of the Digestive System
Organs of the Alimentary Canal
Accessory Organs
Pathway food travels; 30 ft. long, open at both ends; digests…
To change complex organic nutrient molecules into simple organ…
Mouth... Pharynx... Esophagus... Stomach... Small Intestines... Large Intesti…
Provide secretions of actions that aid in the breakdown of foo…
Alimentary Canal (Gastrointestinal)
Pathway food travels; 30 ft. long, open at both ends; digests…
Function of the Digestive System
To change complex organic nutrient molecules into simple organ…
Peritonitis
Retroperitoneal
Falciform ligament
mucosa, submucosa, muscularis, serosa
a bacterial inflammation of the peritoneum. Can occur due to t…
Term for organs that lie posterior peritoneal cavity, this inc…
This extension of the parietal peritoneum attaches liver to an…
Name the layers of the GI tract from innermost to outermost
Peritonitis
a bacterial inflammation of the peritoneum. Can occur due to t…
Retroperitoneal
Term for organs that lie posterior peritoneal cavity, this inc…
Digestive Tract & Accessory Organs
A - Duodenum... B - Jejunum... C - Ileum
1. Absorb nutrients... 2. Break down food…
Ascending colon... Transverse colon... Descen…
What are the 2 subdivisions of the digestive system?
Word Bank:... Ileum... Duodenum... Jejunum
What are the primary roles of the digestive system? (There are…
What is the order of the sections of the colon, starting from…
Digestive Tract & Accessory Organs
What are the 2 subdivisions of the digestive system?
A - Duodenum... B - Jejunum... C - Ileum
Word Bank:... Ileum... Duodenum... Jejunum
lacteals
mucosa
submucosa
muscularis
a lymphatic capillary in a villus; nutrients pass through the…
the inner lining of the GI tract; composed of a layer of epith…
consists of areolar connective tissue that binds the mucosa to…
smooth muscle that surrounds the submucosa; two layers- longit…
lacteals
a lymphatic capillary in a villus; nutrients pass through the…
mucosa
the inner lining of the GI tract; composed of a layer of epith…