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digestive system p2
23問 • 2年前
  • Conan Clint
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  • 1

    . It is an active, voluntary process wherefood is placed into the mouth . First step to the digestive systemprocess occurring in the oral cavity

    INGESTION

  • 2

    It is the process of propelling food from one organ to the next

    PROPULSION

  • 3

    -involuntary alternating waves of contraction and relaxation of the longitudinal muscles in the organ wall to move food alongthe tract (e.g. swallowing)

    peristalsis

  • 4

    It is the process of physicallyfragmenting food into smallerparticles and preparing food forfurther degradation by enzymes Examples of mechanical breakdownare mastication or chewing of foodand churning or mixing of food in thestomach

    FOOD BREAKDOWN:MECHANICALBREAKDOWN

  • 5

    FOODBREAKDOWN:DIGESTION

    The sequence of steps in which large food molecules arechemically broken down to their building blocks by enzymes

  • 6

    Organic food molecules:

    Monosaccharides or simple sugars (glucose, fructose, galactose) Disaccharides or carbohydrates (sucrose, lactose, maltose, and starch)Proteins Lipids (fats)

  • 7

    HORMONESINDIGESTION

    Gastrin Somastatin Secretin Cholecystikinin (CKK)

  • 8

    - stimulates release ofgastric juice

    Gastrin

  • 9

    - inhibits secretionof gastric and pancreatic juices

    Somastatin

  • 10

    - increases pancreaticjuice and bile output

    Secretin

  • 11

    timulates gallbladder to expelstored bile

    Cholecystikinin (CKK)s

  • 12

    is the major absorptive site

    small intestine

  • 13

    It is the transport of digestive and products from the lumen of thetract to the blood or lymph

    ABSORPTION

  • 14

    The process of chemical digestion is accelerated as the food now takes___our journeythrough the looping coils and twists of the small intestine until digestion and absorptionof all nutrients is completed.

    3-6 h

  • 15

    limited to the absorption of vit. K and B, some ions,and most of the remaining water

    large intestine

  • 16

    It is the elimination of indigestible residues from theGI tract via anus in the form of feces

    DEFECATION

  • 17

    slow segmenting movementin the colon, lasting about 1 minute that occur every30 minutes or so; propel and mix residue

    Haustral contractions

  • 18

    - long, slow-moving but powerfulcontractile waves that move over large areas of thecolon three or four times daily and force the contents toward the rectum

    Mass movements

  • 19

    increases the strength of coloncontractions and softens the stool

    Fiber

  • 20

    - a response of the rectum when it isstretched due to presence of feces pushed via mass movements

    DEFECATION REFLEX

  • 21

    It causes the walls of the sigmoid colon and the rectum to contract and the anal sphincters to relax

    defaction

  • 22

    result from any condition that rushes foodresidue through the large intestine before that organ hashad sufficient time to absorb the water (as in irritation ofthe colon by bacteria)

    Diarrhea

  • 23

    - If food residue remains in the largeintestine for extended periods, too much water isabsorbed, and the stool becomes hard and difficult to pass

    Constipation

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    問題一覧

  • 1

    . It is an active, voluntary process wherefood is placed into the mouth . First step to the digestive systemprocess occurring in the oral cavity

    INGESTION

  • 2

    It is the process of propelling food from one organ to the next

    PROPULSION

  • 3

    -involuntary alternating waves of contraction and relaxation of the longitudinal muscles in the organ wall to move food alongthe tract (e.g. swallowing)

    peristalsis

  • 4

    It is the process of physicallyfragmenting food into smallerparticles and preparing food forfurther degradation by enzymes Examples of mechanical breakdownare mastication or chewing of foodand churning or mixing of food in thestomach

    FOOD BREAKDOWN:MECHANICALBREAKDOWN

  • 5

    FOODBREAKDOWN:DIGESTION

    The sequence of steps in which large food molecules arechemically broken down to their building blocks by enzymes

  • 6

    Organic food molecules:

    Monosaccharides or simple sugars (glucose, fructose, galactose) Disaccharides or carbohydrates (sucrose, lactose, maltose, and starch)Proteins Lipids (fats)

  • 7

    HORMONESINDIGESTION

    Gastrin Somastatin Secretin Cholecystikinin (CKK)

  • 8

    - stimulates release ofgastric juice

    Gastrin

  • 9

    - inhibits secretionof gastric and pancreatic juices

    Somastatin

  • 10

    - increases pancreaticjuice and bile output

    Secretin

  • 11

    timulates gallbladder to expelstored bile

    Cholecystikinin (CKK)s

  • 12

    is the major absorptive site

    small intestine

  • 13

    It is the transport of digestive and products from the lumen of thetract to the blood or lymph

    ABSORPTION

  • 14

    The process of chemical digestion is accelerated as the food now takes___our journeythrough the looping coils and twists of the small intestine until digestion and absorptionof all nutrients is completed.

    3-6 h

  • 15

    limited to the absorption of vit. K and B, some ions,and most of the remaining water

    large intestine

  • 16

    It is the elimination of indigestible residues from theGI tract via anus in the form of feces

    DEFECATION

  • 17

    slow segmenting movementin the colon, lasting about 1 minute that occur every30 minutes or so; propel and mix residue

    Haustral contractions

  • 18

    - long, slow-moving but powerfulcontractile waves that move over large areas of thecolon three or four times daily and force the contents toward the rectum

    Mass movements

  • 19

    increases the strength of coloncontractions and softens the stool

    Fiber

  • 20

    - a response of the rectum when it isstretched due to presence of feces pushed via mass movements

    DEFECATION REFLEX

  • 21

    It causes the walls of the sigmoid colon and the rectum to contract and the anal sphincters to relax

    defaction

  • 22

    result from any condition that rushes foodresidue through the large intestine before that organ hashad sufficient time to absorb the water (as in irritation ofthe colon by bacteria)

    Diarrhea

  • 23

    - If food residue remains in the largeintestine for extended periods, too much water isabsorbed, and the stool becomes hard and difficult to pass

    Constipation