The Digestive System Oral cavity Pharynx Liver Gall
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The Digestive System Oral cavity Pharynx Liver Gall Bladder Esophagus Stomach Pancreas Large Intestine Small Intestine
• Function: Break down food into molecules that can used by cells • Enzymes, acids, hormones, bile aid in breakdown • Sphincters (ring of muscle) separate sections • Nutrients passed into the circulatory system to be distributed in the blood Click pic to play
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Oral cavity
• Mechanical digestion: Teeth grind food • Chemical digestions: Saliva (amylase) begins to breakdown starches • Bolus is created (ball of chewed & moistened food)
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Pharynx
• Epiglottis seals off the trachea • Bolus pushed down the esophagus by the tongue
Esophagus
• Connects mouth with stomach • Peristalsis: Muscular movement pushes food along – Bolus pushed down the esophagus by muscles Click pic to play
Stomach
Click pic to play • Function: Prepares food for absorption • Chemical digestion – Pepsin (enzyme) digests proteins – Stomach acids mix • Mechanical digestion – Muscles contract to churn the bolus (~4 hours) • Chyme created: pastelike mixture of food, enzymes, acids • Peristalsis pushes chyme through sphincter
Small Intestine
• Function: Absorption of nutrients • Duodenum – Chemical digestion: Enzymes from the liver, gallbladder, pancreas released to aid digestion – Mechanical digestion: Muscular contractions mix & churn the chyme • Peristalsis pushes the chyme along • Nutrients absorbed into the capillaries of the s. intestine
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Liver Gall Bladder
• Functions: – 1) Break down toxic chemicals (alcohol) – 2) Produces bile to break down fats • Gall Bladder: Stores bile until chyme moves into duodenum
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Pancreas
Click pic to play • Functions: – 1) Release enzyme into duodenum to break down starches & lipids – 2) Releases insulin into the blood (diabetes)
Large Intestine
• AKA: Colon • Peristalsis continues to push the chyme • Remaining water is absorbed from the chyme – Undigested material solidifies (feces) • Nutrients from bacteria absorbed • Feces exits the body through the rectum & anus
• The liver is labeled which letter? L • K
• The pancreas is labeled which letter? L • D
L • Which letter begins the process of chemical digestion? • L (salivary glands)
• Most nutrients are absorbed at which organ? L • E (small intestine)
• Which organ helps digest fats? L • K (liver)
Label the letters of the diagram L A = esophagus B = I don’t care C = stomach D = pancreas E = Small intestine F = Large intestine G = Rectum H = appendix I = duodenum J = gall bladder K = liver L = salivary glands
- Vertebral cavity
- Cholecystectom
- Pharynx and oral cavity
- Function of duodenum
- Label the abdominal regions.
- Abdominopelvic cavity regions
- Greater and lesser sac
- Epiploic foramen boundaries
- Digestive system circulatory system and respiratory system
- Interpalatine suture
- Landmarks of the mouth
- Classification of white lesions of oral cavity
- Median palatine raphe
- Monophasic liquids are prepared with which solvent
- Exercise 38 review sheet art-labeling activity 3 (1 of 2)
- Normal flora of oral cavity
- Sialedinitis
- Rind galls in timber
- Liver lobules
- Jürgen gall
- Twisting defect in timber
- Gall-peters projection pros and cons
- Dalibor karlović
- Alexis z gall
- Dr nick gall cardiologist
- Pear shaped sac
- Salivary glands fetal pig
- Liver bile duct
- Koi fish