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THIS
IS
With Your
Host...
Mouth and
Associated
Organs
Pharynx
and
Esophagus
100
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200
Small
Intestine
Colon
Liver
Gallbladder
& Pancreas
100
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Stomach
Name are the four types of
Papillae.
A 100
Filiform, Fungiform,
Circumvallate and Foliate
papillae
A 100
What type of cells form
parotid glands ?
A 200
Serous
A 200
The mouth is protected from
microorganisms by what?
A 300
IgA antibodies, Lysozyme,
Cyanide Compound and
Defensins
A 300
The proximal end of each
root is called what?
A 400
Apical Formen
A 400
What nerve or nerves serve
the teeth and what major
nerve do they branch from?
A 500
Superior and Inferior
Alveolar nerves; The
Trigeminal Nerve
A 500
The cardiac sphincter is
known as what type of
Sphincter
B 100
A physiological Sphincter
B 100
Describe the composition of
the Muscluaris Externa
B 200
Superior third is skeletal
muscle, the middle third is a
mixture of skeletal muscle
and smooth muscle and the
inferior third is all smooth
muscle.
B 200
The outer most layer of the
Esophagus is composed of?
B 300
Adventitia
B 300
What enzyme digests starch
and glycogen in the saliva?
B 400
Amylase
B 400
What are the major phases of
swallowing?
B 500
Buccal and the PharyngealEsophageal Phase
B 500
The arterial supply of the
stomach is supplied by what?
C 100
The Gastric and Splenic
Arteries
C 100
Chief cells produce what ?
C 200
Pepsinogen
C 200
What are the phases of gastric
secretion
C 300
Cephalic, Gastric, Intestinal
C 300
DAILY
Place A Wager
DOUBLE
C 400
Name the function of the
stomach that is essential to
life; explain its purpose.
C 400
Secretion of Intrinsic Factor;
Absorption of Vitamin B-12
used to produce mature
erythrocytes.
C 400
Name five hormones that act
in digestion.
C 500
CCK, GIP, Gastrin,
Histimine, Intestinal Gastrin,
Motilin, Secretin, Serotonin,
Somatostatin, VIP
C 500
Name the sphincters of the
small intestine
D 100
Pyloric and ileocecal
D 100
What are Paneth cells
D 200
Secretory cells within the crypts
of Lieberkuhn
D 200
Where does the pancreas unit
with the Duodenum?
D 300
Hepatopancreatic ampulla
D 300
Where does the venous blood
from the small intestine drain and
where does it go from there ?
D 400
The hepatic portal vein
D 400
What is the purpose of the
brush boarder?
D 500
To complete digestion of
carbohydrates and proteins.
D 500
Name the eight regions of the
Colon
E 100
Ascending Colon, Right
Colic Flexure, Transverse
Colon, Left Colic Flexure,
Descending Colon, Sigmoid
Colon, Rectum and Anus
E 100
What are epiploic appendages
E 200
Small fat filled pouches that
hang from surface of the
visceral peritoneum
E 200
What is the purpose of the
rectal valves?
E 300
To separate feces from flatus
E 300
Name the anal sphincters and
explain their compositions
E 400
What kind of epithelium is
the colon made of ?
E 400
Simple columnar epithelium;
and Stratified Squamous
epithelium
E 500
What is and where is the pectinate line
E 500
What is the function of the
falciform ligament
F 100
Separate the right and left lobes anteriorly
and suspend the from the diaphragm
and anterior abdominal wall
F 100
What is the function of bile
salts
F 200
Emulsify fats
F 200
What is builirubin
F 300
Waste product of heme
F 300
What is the major stimulus
for gallbladder contraction?
F 400
Cholecystokinin (CCK)
F 400
During cephalic and gastric
contractions the vagal nerve
causes what?
F 500
Weak contractions of the
gallbladder.
F 500
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What are the functions of CCK?
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Contract the gallbladder,
stimulate the secretion of
pancreatic juice and relax the
hepatopancreatic sphincter
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