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1. The soft palate, including the uvula, raises, preventing food from entering the nasal cavity? 2. The hyoid bone and larynx are elevated. The epiglottis closes off the top of the trachea so that food is less likely to enter. 3. The tongue is pressed against the soft palate and uvula sealing off the oral cavity from the nasal cavity. 4. The longitudinal muscles in the pharyngeal wall contract, pulling the pharynx upward toward the food. 5. The lower portion of the inferior constrictor muscle relax, opening the esophagus. 6. The superior constrictor muscles contract, stimulating a peristaltic wave to begin in other pharyngeal muscles. This wave forces the food into the esophagus.

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Section 1

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1. The soft palate, including the uvula, raises, preventing food from entering the nasal cavity? 2. The hyoid bone and larynx are elevated. The epiglottis closes off the top of the trachea so that food is less likely to enter. 3. The tongue is pressed against the soft palate and uvula sealing off the oral cavity from the nasal cavity. 4. The longitudinal muscles in the pharyngeal wall contract, pulling the pharynx upward toward the food. 5. The lower portion of the inferior constrictor muscle relax, opening the esophagus. 6. The superior constrictor muscles contract, stimulating a peristaltic wave to begin in other pharyngeal muscles. This wave forces the food into the esophagus.

Front

List the 6 steps in the swallowing mechanism....

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A watery mucus provides a protective lining

Front

This protects the stomach from being digested by the acid or enzymes.

Back

1. pepsin, 2. rennin (chymosin-humans) 3. lipase (gastric lipase-technical name)

Front

3 digestive enzymes of the stomach include?

Back

Pharynx

Front

Connects the nasal & oral cavities with the larynx and esophagus?

Back

12 inches long and 6 inches wide

Front

What is the size of the stomach when full?

Back

Hydrochloric Acid

Front

This creates a suitable environment for the enzymes and assists in the digestion.

Back

Nasopharynx:

Front

Located superior to the soft palate?

Back

lower esophageal sphincter or cardiac sphincter

Front

This normally remains contracted until swallowed food reaches _______________________with the peristaltic waves, then it relaxes allowing food into the stomach.

Back

Esophagus location

Front

Begins at the base of the laryngopharynx and descends through the thorax posterior to the trachea, passing through the mediastinum.

Back

True

Front

True or False....the swallowing reflex momentarily inhibits breathing?

Back

Oropharynx

Front

This portion of the pharynx is a passageway for air moving downward from the mouth and for air moving to and from the nasal cavity?

Back

oropharynx

Front

It is then forced into the _____________________ by swallowing action.

Back

3-4 hours

Front

How long does food remain in the stomach?

Back

Esophagus function

Front

It provides a passageway for food and its muscular wall propels food from the pharynx to the stomach?

Back

Esophageal sphincter (cardiac sphincter)

Front

As food enters the stomach, ______________________________closes to prevent food from reentering the esophagus.

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Esophagus

Front

A straight, collapsible tube approx. _________________ long?

Back

Oropharynx location

Front

This part of the pharynx is posterior to the soft palate and inferior to the nasopharynx, projecting downward to the upper border of the epiglottis?

Back

Oropharynx:

Front

This part of the pharynx is posterior to the mouth?

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stomach

Front

This part of the digestive system is located in the upper left side of the abdominal cavity and just below the diaphragm.

Back

Gastric pits

Front

Open ends of the gastric glands, which release secretion from special cells.

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swallowing reflex

Front

As food reaches the oropharynx, sensory receptors are stimulated and triggers the _________________________________.

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Chyme

Front

The mechanical action of the muscles in the stomach constrict and relax in a continuous motion blending, whipping and stirring the stomach's contents into _______________.

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J-shaped; folds

Front

The stomach is an elastic bag that is _______________, when full and lies in _________________when empty like a deflated balloon.

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lower esophageal sphincter or cardiac sphincter

Front

The ring of muscle located superior to the point where the esophagus joins the stomach is called?

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nasopharynx

Front

The part of the pharynx communicates with the nasal cavity & provides a passageway for air during breathing?

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acidic digestive fluid

Front

Gastric pits secretions make up_____________________________.

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Chyme

Front

A pulpy substance that can be handled by the small intestine.

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mucous secretions from the mucous glands located in the submucosa of the esophageal wall.

Front

This moistens and lubricates the inner lining of esophagus

Back

Nasopharynx

Front

The auditory tubes, which connects the pharynx with the middle ears, open through the walls of this part of the pharynx?

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laryngopharynx

Front

It is a passageway to the esophagus?

Back

epithelial cells

Front

The inner lining of the stomach is a thick, wrinkled mucous membrane composed of __________________________.

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Mucous; submucosa

Front

_____________________ glands are scattered throughout the _________________________ of the esophagus

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1. Nasopharynx 2. Oropharynx 3. Laryngopharynx

Front

Pharynx is divided into 3 parts list them.

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serosa muscularis submucosa lamina muscularis mucosa gastric surface

Front

List the 6 tissue layers of the stomach from the outside in...

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esophageal hiatus

Front

The esophagus penetrates the diaphragm through an opening called____________________________and its continuous with the stomach on the abdominal side of the diaphragm.

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About two quarts

Front

How much food/drink is the stomach able to hold?

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gastric pits

Front

Inside of the mucous membrane are small openings called?

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Chief cells Parietal cells G-cells Mucous cells

Front

4 major secretory cells

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digestive enzymes

Front

These chemicals interact to break down the food in the stomach.

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pulpy mass

Front

The bolus is fairly well minced and turned into _______________ as it passes into the stomach.

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food processor storage cistern

Front

The function of the stomach to best described as a ________________________ and a ______________________________.

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bolus

Front

After food has been thoroughly chewed, moistened and rolled into a ball

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Stomach

Front

Is involved in both mechanical chemical digestion?

Back

laryngopharynx

Front

This portion of the pharynx is inferior to the oropharynx?

Back

stomach

Front

The 3rd step in digestion takes place here?

Back

Pharynx

Front

It does not digest food but its muscular walls function in swallowing?

Back

constrictor muscles

Front

The circular muscle that pull the walls inward during swallowing?

Back

Pharynx

Front

The muscles in the walls form inner circular & outer longitudinal groups

Back

nasopharynx

Front

This part of the pharynx communicates with the nasal cavity and provides a passageway for air during breathing?

Back

gastric fluid

Front

Muscle contractions churn the contents of the stomach, breaking it down and mixing it with_____________________________.

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Section 2

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Lipase

Front

gastric lapase- technical name

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Peristaltic wave

Front

Back

pyloric sphincter

Front

Peristalsis forces chyme out of the stomach and into the small intestine through the _______________________________.

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Pepsin

Front

When pepsinogen enters the low pH environment of the stomach it becomes __________________, a digestive enzyme

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peptides

Front

Pepsin digests proteins by breaking them into short amino acid chains known as ___________________________.

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moves chyme from the ileum to the colon in the intestines.

Front

What does the gastroileal reflex do?

Back

Antacids work by block the receptors which control HCl secretion

Front

How do antacids work?

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Pepsin

Front

This digestive enzyme is responsible for digesting protein?

Back

pepsinogen

Front

Chief cells produces?

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peristalsis

Front

A series of rhythmic muscular contractions & relaxations with in the esophagus is called?

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Mucus cells

Front

This major secretory cell of the stomach produces mucous which protects against acids and digestive enzymes.

Back

Chemical

Front

_________________________________digestion continues in the small intestine.

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secretes gastrin hormone

Front

Back

intrinsic factor

Front

Parietal cells also produce_____________________________, which binds to allows B12 absorption in the intestines.

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1.5; 2.5

Front

HCl provides the necessary low pH__________to ____________to activate the enzymes, dissolve minerals and kill bacteria.

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1. activates gastric juice secretion 2. gastric smooth muscle "churning" 3. activates the gastroileal reflex

Front

What are the 3 functions of gastrin hormone?

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Parietal cells

Front

Back

Bolus

Front

Back

rennin

Front

chymosin-human

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HCl (hydrochloric acid

Front

Parietal cell produces?

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5-15 ml

Front

Each time the pyloric sphincter opens how much chyme moves into the small intestine?

Back

Chemical digestion

Front

This is done by gastric fluids which contains water, mucous, and digestive enzyme

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gastrin hormone

Front

G-cells secrete?

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laryngopharynx

Front

This portion of the pharynx extends from the upper border of the epiglottis downward to the lower border of the cricoid cartilage of the larynx?

Back

1. Circular 2. Longitudinal 3. Diagonal

Front

The three layers of smooth muscle that make up the stomach wall and work together to churn food in the stomach.

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