Digestive system.

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digestive system

Structure

Abdominal Quadrants

Abdominal Regions

Mouth where the digestive process begins consists of the tongue, salivary glands, teeth, and pharynx

Esophagus A tube 10 to 12 inches long that carries food from the mouth to the stomach

Stomach a hollow, muscular, J-shaped organ holds food from 3 to 4 hours has three parts: the fundus, body, and pylorus produces gastric juices that help break down food

Intestines the small intestine: where most of the food the body needs are absorbed into the bloodstream the large intestine: where most water is absorbed, wastes are changed into solid form

Appendix Part of the lymphatic system attached to the cecum

Liver The largest gland in the body helps control the amount of protein and sugar in the body by changing and storing excess amounts

Gallbladder a small hollow sac that is attached to the underside of the liver it releases bile from the liver into the small intestine to help digest a fatty meal

Pancreas located behind the stomach aids in the digestion of food produces insulin

Common Conditions of the Digestive System

Malignancies very common symptoms depend on location indigestion vomiting constipation obstruction bloody stool

Ulcerations a sore or tissue breakdown common places: colon, stomach, duodenum Gastric Ulcers caused by H Pylori bacteria

Hernias the intestine pushes through a weakened area of the abdominal wall

Gallbladder Conditions cholecystitis: inflammation of the gallbladder cholelithiasis: formation of stones in the gallbladder

Common Problems Related to the Lower Bowel diarrhea: multiple watery stools constipation: when stool passes through the colon too slowly – most severe form: fecal impaction bowel incontinence: involuntary passage of fecal material from the anus

Procedures Related to the Digestive System

Nasogastric Tube

NG Tube cont. may be placed for stomach decompression (ex. – during CPR) to give stomach rest to relieve nausea

Normal CT of Abd

CT Scans CTs may be done of abd/pelvis, with or without contrast (IV or PO) used to diagnose abnormalities/conditions of digestive system