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Digestion, Pt. I

Reviews structure and function of mouth, pharynx, esophagus and stomach.

AB
pepsinconverts proteins to polypeptides
HClactivates pepsinogen
pH of stomach1-2
amylasebreaks starch to smaller polysaccharides
lysozymeenzyme in saliva which destroys bacteria
chief cellscells in gastric glands which make pepsinogen
parietal cellscells in gastric glands which make hydrochloric acid
gastrinhormone which stimulates gastric juice secretion
parotidssalivary glands anterior to the ear
submandibularsalivary glands under the jaw
sublingualsalivary glands beneath the tongue
caninespointed teeth for ripping flesh
molarsflat-topped grinding teeth
peritoneumserous membrane covering digestive organs
mesenteryperitoneum connecting the folds of intestine
uvula and soft palatecovers nasal passages during swallowing
epiglottiscovers trachea during swallowing
esophagustransports food from pharynx to stomach
oropharynxthroat area behind the mouth
nasopharynxthroat area above soft palate
pyloric sphincterlets food out of the stomach
cardiac sphincterlets food into the stomach
rugaemucosal folds in stomach lining
fundusrounded upper part of stomach
papillaebumps on the tongue
bolussemi-solid ball of food
chymesemi-liquid state of food as it leaves stomach
pH of mouthabout 6.8
rennindigests milk protein, turning it into solid curds
layers of muscle in stomach wallcircular, longitudinal and oblique
peristalsiswave-like muscular contractions which move food
alimentary canalorgans making up food tube
masticationchewing; physical digestion
deglutitionact of swallowing
defecationelimination of feces
tartar (calculus)calcified plaque
periodontal diseasedisease of supporting structures of the teeth
gingivaegums
stimuli for salivationsight, smell, taste of food
mixing wavesphysically digest food in stomach



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