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alimentary canal. mouth, pharynx, esophagus, stomach, small intestine, large intestine |
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accessory digestive organs |
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salivary glands, liver, gallbladder, pancreas |
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lined with stratified squamous epithelium |
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-maxilla and palatine bones -covered by mucous membrane -roof of mouth, floor of nasal cavity |
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muscular arch. covered with mucous membrane |
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-cone shaped projection of soft palate -ensures food goes into oropharynx and not nasopharynx |
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intrinsic muscles of tongue |
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interwoven skeletal muscle |
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extrinsic muscles of tongue |
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attached to base of the tongue and originate from other areas (ex. hyoid bone) |
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papillae- small raised areas, taste buds, sensitive to touch |
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lymphoid tissue on posterior portion of tongue |
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anchors tooth firmly into jaw |
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peritoneum which lines socket (cavity) |
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canal in which pulp is found |
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buccal glands, parotid glands, submandibular glands, sublingual glands |
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small glands located in mucous membrane of the mouth |
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-biggest -exocrine -inferior and anterior to ear -drains into oral cavity near 2nd upper molar |
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-inside mandible -empties into floor of mouth |
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-under mucosa in floor of mouth -empties into floor of mouth |
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99% water. enzymes (lysozyme and amylase). mucous. salts |
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destroys bacteria and cleans teeth |
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begins digestion (breaks down starches) |
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-lined with stratified squamous -mucous membrane -skeletal muscle |
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-inner layer -stratified squamous in the mouth, pharynx, esophagus, anal canal -simple columnar in the stomach and small and large intestines -lamina propria- basement membrane which mucosa sits on |
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submucosa of digestive tract |
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-blood vessels -nourishes mucosa and absorbs nutrients -elastic and collagenous fibers -nerve plexuses -lymphatics- lacteals |
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muscularis layer in digestive tract |
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-skeletal muscle in beginning and end -smooth muscle mixes food in the middle (innervated by autonomic nervous system) |
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serosa of digestive tract |
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-located around major arteries -transmits impulse from vagus nerve |
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-located within submucosa -controls glands and mucosal folds |
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-located in muscularis layer -major supply to smooth muscle |
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what does the celiac trunk supply? |
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what does the superior mesenteric supply? |
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what does the inferior mesenteric supple? |
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large intestine and rectum |
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-posterior to trachea -begins at larynx -passes through hiatus in the diaphragm to join the stomach |
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mucosal layer of esophagus |
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muscular layer of esophagus |
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-upper 1/3= skeletal muscle -middle 1/3= skeletal and smooth -lower 1/3= smooth |
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gastroesophageal sphincter |
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-helps prevent stomach contents from being regurgitated into esophagus -smooth muscle |
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