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5. 100 200 300 400 500 Mouth and Associated Organs Pharynx and Esophagus StomachSmall Intestine Colon Liver Gallbladder & Pancreas

6. Name are the four types of Papillae. A 100

7. Filiform, Fungiform, Circumvallate and Foliate papillae A 100

8. What type of cells form parotid glands ? A 200

9. Serous A 200

10. The mouth is protected from microorganisms by what? A 300

11. IgA antibodies, Lysozyme, Cyanide Compound and Defensins A 300

12. The proximal end of each root is called what? A 400

13. Apical Formen A 400

14. What nerve or nerves serve the teeth and what major nerve do they branch from? A 500

15. Superior and Inferior Alveolar nerves; The Trigeminal Nerve A 500

16. The cardiac sphincter is known as what type of Sphincter B 100

17. A physiological Sphincter B 100

18. Describe the composition of the Muscluaris Externa B 200

19. Superior third is skeletal muscle, the middle third is a mixture of skeletal muscle and smooth muscle and the inferior third is all smooth muscle. B 200

20. The outer most layer of the Esophagus is composed of? B 300

21. Adventitia B 300

22. What enzyme digests starch and glycogen in the saliva? B 400

23. Amylase B 400

24. What are the major phases of swallowing? B 500

25. Buccal and the Pharyngeal- Esophageal Phase B 500

26. The arterial supply of the stomach is supplied by what? C 100

27. The Gastric and Splenic Arteries C 100

28. Chief cells produce what ? C 200

29. Pepsinogen C 200

30. What are the phases of gastric secretion C 300

31. Cephalic, Gastric, Intestinal C 300

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33. Name the function of the stomach that is essential to life; explain its purpose. C 400

34. Secretion of Intrinsic Factor; Absorption of Vitamin B-12 used to produce mature erythrocytes. C 400

35. Name five hormones that act in digestion. C 500

36. CCK, GIP, Gastrin, Histimine, Intestinal Gastrin, Motilin, Secretin, Serotonin, Somatostatin, VIP C 500

37. Name the sphincters of the small intestine D 100

38. Pyloric and ileocecal D 100

39. What are Paneth cells D 200

40. Secretory cells within the crypts of Lieberkuhn D 200

41. Where does the pancreas unit with the Duodenum? D 300

42. Hepatopancreatic ampulla D 300

43. Where does the venous blood from the small intestine drain and where does it go from there ? D 400

44. The hepatic portal vein D 400

45. What is the purpose of the brush boarder? D 500

46. To complete digestion of carbohydrates and proteins. D 500

47. Name the eight regions of the Colon E 100

48. Ascending Colon, Right Colic Flexure, Transverse Colon, Left Colic Flexure, Descending Colon, Sigmoid Colon, Rectum and Anus E 100

49. What are epiploic appendages E 200

50. Small fat filled pouches that hang from surface of the visceral peritoneum E 200

51. What is the purpose of the rectal valves? E 300

52. To separate feces from flatus E 300

53. Name the anal sphincters and explain their compositions E 400

54. What kind of epithelium is the colon made of ? E 400

55. Simple columnar epithelium; and Stratified Squamous epithelium E 500

56. What is and where is the pectinate line E 500

57. What is the function of the falciform ligament F 100

58. Separate the right and left lobes anteriorly and suspend the from the diaphragm and anterior abdominal wall F 100

59. What is the function of bile salts F 200

60. Emulsify fats F 200

61. What is builirubin F 300

62. Waste product of heme F 300

63. What is the major stimulus for gallbladder contraction? F 400

64. Cholecystokinin (CCK) F 400

65. During cephalic and gastric contractions the vagal nerve causes what? F 500

66. Weak contractions of the gallbladder. F 500

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