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| The GI tract is also known as... |
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| Moves food thru the GI tract via both swallowing and peristalsis? |
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| Five Accessory digestive organs... |
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- Teeth
- Salivary Glands
- Gallbladder
- Liver
- Pancreas
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| The common passageway for food, fluids and air. |
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| Can result from food aspiration into the trachea |
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| produces HCL (gastric acid) |
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| Vital for the absorption of vitamin B12 |
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| Name the parts of the small intestine... |
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| 67% of colorectal cancer occurs in... |
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| sigmoid colon and distal-descending colon |
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| Liver Cells, which produce bile |
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Production of - gastric enzymes
- glucagon
- insulin
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| where insulin is produced |
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| What is the function of the liver? |
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| To produce bile, which emulsifies fat. |
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| requires exofenous insulin |
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| oral hypoglycemic medicines, diet, exercise, and wieght loss |
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| Movement of ood thru the amimentary tract |
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| syntesizing... building up |
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| double layer of peritoneum extending to the digestive organs from the body wall |
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| aka serosa...covers the external surfaces of most of the digestive organs |
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lines the body wall of teh abdominopelvic cavity |
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| swallowing... follows mastication |
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| Fundus, Cardiac Region and pyloric region |
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Three phases of gastric secretion |
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- cephalic
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| Three sections of the small intestine |
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| Liver and Gallbladder are accesory organs, in association with... |
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| hormone that causes the GB to contract and release bile into the small intestine |
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| produced by the stomach's chief cells, is th einal product of pepsinogen |
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| Sole source for final lipid digestion |
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| pancreatic enzymes which breakdown protiens in the small intestines |
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| a duodenal hormone stinumlated by acidic chyme, fats, sone protiens which slows the stomach's motility |
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| Which organ is retroperitoneal |
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| Name the five parts of the colon... |
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- anus
- rectum
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- cecum
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Primary function of the colon |
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| to remove water from the feces. |
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| aka duodenal and gastric ulcers |
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| All gallstones are composed of |
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| Defecation reflex is involuntary, caused by |
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| distention of the GI walls, mediated by CNS, and usually occurs within 30 mins post-prandial |
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