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5. 100 200 300 400 500 Digestive System Sphincters One Big, hollow tube Urine Blood Filtration Kidneys

6. Which accessory organ of the digestive system is missing from the list below? salivary glands teeth pancreas gall bladder A 100

7. the liver A 100

8. Which salivary glands produce all of the saliva found in our mouths? A 200

9. Sublingual glands A 200

10. Which term refers to a small mass of chewed food mixed with saliva? A 300

11. a bolus A 300

12. Which digestive organ absorbs vitamin B12, alcohol, aspirin, water and caffeine? A 400

13. stomach A 400

14. What type of muscle contractions move contents through the digestive system? A 500

15. peristalsis A 500

16. What is the common name for a sphincter? B 100

17. a valve B 100

18. Which sphincter gets blamed for heartburn? B 200

19. cardiac sphincter B 200

20. Which sphincter slowly releases stomach contents into the small intestine? B 300

21. Pyloric sphincter B 300

22. Which sphincter do you control when holding back urine in your bladder? B 400

23. External Urethral sphincter B 400

24. Which valve lies in between the small and large intestines? B 500

25. Ileocecal valve (sphincter) B 500

26. Processed food that leaves the stomach is referred by what term? C 100

27. chyme C 100

28. The pancreas deposits insulin and digestive enzymes into which part of the small intestine C 200

29. Duodenum C 200

30. Which digestive organs absorbs alcohol from the blood? C 300

31. liver C 300

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33. Name, in order, the three parts of the small intestine. C 400

34. Duodenum Jejunum Ileum C 400

35. Which layer of the stomach secretes HCl acid and digestive juices? C 500

36. Mucosa C 500

37. The color of urine is the result of what substance in the urine? D 100

38. bile pigment D 100

39. Which tube eliminates urine from the bladder? D 200

40. urethra D 200

41. Which blood vessel brings the “dirty” blood into the glomerulus? D 300

42. Afferent arteriole D 300

43. The region inside each renal pyramid is known as: D 400

44. medulla D 400

45. Which term refers to the location of the kidneys being in the back of the abdomen? D 500

46. retroperitoneal D 500

47. The basic unit of a kidney that forms urine. E 100

48. nephron E 100

49. The small blood-filled capillaries that filter blood in each nephron are called? E 200

50. glomerulus E 200

51. All solutes found in blood diffuse into a collecting duct that surrounds the glomerulus. What is this duct called? E 300

52. Bowman’s Capsule E 300

53. Which hormone prevents excessive water loss in urine? E 400

54. Antidiuretic Hormone E 400

55. A nephron begin in the cortex, continues through the renal pyramids and empties into which cavity? E 500

56. major calyx (minor calyx acceptable, too) E 500

57. Which artery supplies the kidney with blood? F 100

58. Renal artery F 100

59. F 200 Urine empties into the bladder in tubes called:

60. ureters F 200

61. What area in the bladder is sensitive to expansion and alerts the brain that you need to “go?” F 300

62. trigone F 300

63. What are the three steps in urine formation? F 400

64. Filtration Reabsorption Secretion F 400

65. F 500 Kidneys help control the rate of red blood cell formation by secreting which hormone?

66. erythropoeitin F 500

67. The Final Jeopardy Category is: Urinary System Please record your wager. Click on screen to begin

68. What muscle in the bladder controls the contractions necessary to urinate? Click on screen to continue

69. detrusor muscle Click on screen to continue

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