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Liz AP2 T6 Digest
Liz AP2 ST120 T6 Digestion Review
Question | Answer |
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What structure is responsible for transporting bile to the duodenum from both the liver and gallbladder | Common Bile Duct |
The sphincter that prevents food from reentering the esophagus fromthe stomach | Cardiac |
___ is the condition in which there is a backward flow of stomach acid into the esophagus | GERD |
While partial digestion is taking place the ____ keeps the food from the small bowel | Pyloric Sphincter |
The mucosal lining of the stomach forms folds called | Rugae |
The ___ attaches the tongue to the floor of the mouth | Frenulum |
Area of the stomach superior tot he cardiac sphyincter | Fundus |
Fold in the lining of small intestine | Plicae |
The brush-like border in the lining of the small intestine | Microvilli |
Most chemical digestion occurs in the | Duodenum |
The ___ flexure is bt the transverse & ascending colon | Hepatic |
Removal of stones from CBD | Choledocholithotomy |
Incision into the CBD | Choledochotomy |
Creation of opening into gallbladder for drainage | Cholecystostomy |
Premolars are AKA | Bicuspids |
Right hemicolectomy | Resection of the right half of the colon |
Which is NOT considered a part of the small intestines | Cecum (Duodenum, Jejunum, & Ileum are) |
The lining of the small intestine is arranged into multiple, circular folds called | Plicae |
What is the product of the contraction of the stomach's muscular walls as it mixes food thoroughly w/ gastric juices | Chyme |
The ___ secretes the most important digestive juice that contains enzymes that digest all 3 major good | Pancreas |
The large, moist, slippery sheet of serous membrane that lines the abd cavity is called | Peritoneum |
Indication for a R Hemicolectomy are | Inflammation, Bleeding, Trauma, and Tumors (ALL of the above) |
All are organs involved in a whipple EXCEPT | Liver (Pancreas, Duodenum, CBD are) |
Whipple is performed for | Benign chronic pancreatitis AND Malignant chronic pancreatitis (Both) |
Excess bilirubin in the blood is associated w/ what condition | Jaundice |
Tooth decay is AKA | Dental caries |
Protein digestion begins in the | Stomach |
All are main organs of the digestive system EXCEPT | Tongue (Mouth, Pharynx, Rectum are) |
Surgical removal of part of the stomach | Gastrectomy |
The ___ plays an integral role in closing off nasal passage d swallowing so food doesn't move upward into the nasal cavity | Uvula |
Which is NOT a salivary gland | Subungual (Parotid, Sublingual, Submandibullar are) |
What 2 structures intersect to make CBD | Cystic, Common Hepatic Ducts |
Surgical creation of an opening bt the ileum and the abd wall | Ileostomy |
Bile is moved to the ___ for storage by way of the ___ | Gallbladder, Cystic Duct |
Protruding part of the stomach through the esophageal sphincter in the diaphragm | Hiatal hernia |
What condition will cause the blood flow to a segment of bowel to be cut off & may lead to gangrene & perforation | Strangulating Obstruction |
The extension of the peritoneum that is an extension bt the parietal and visceral layers of the peritoneum and anchors the small intestine to the posterior abd wall is the | Mesentary |
The pouch like extension of the visceral peritoneum that is shaped liek an apron is called | Greater Omentum |
The ___ is composed of a muscular tube distal to the pharynx | Esophagus |
The process that is breaking & grinding food into tiny particles | Mechanical Digestion |
Presence of gallstones in the gallbladder or Common Bile Duct is known as | Cholelithiasis |
Food undergoes 3 kinds of processing in the body. Which of the following does NOT occur in the process | Reabsorption (Digestion, Absorption, Metabolism are) |
Unabsorbed & undigested food material enters the large intestine after passing through a sphincter like structure called | Ileocecal valve |
Dysphagia is a term that describes a difficulty in | Swallowing |
A temporary stoppage of intestinal peristalsis that may be accompanied by severe pain, abd distention, vomiting, absence of stool is called | Ileus |
What is the product of the contraction of the stomachs muscular wall as it mixed food thoroughly w/ gastric juices | Chyme |
The protrusion of small loop of bowel through a weak place in the lower abd wall or groin is called | Inguinal Hernia |
Chol/e | Bile |
Cholecyst/o | Gallbladder |
Choledoch/o | Common Bile Duct (CBD) |
Col/o | Large intestine |
Sigmoid colon connects the ____ & ____ | Descending Colon & Rectum |
Appendectomy is performed for | Inflammation |
When the appendix is inflammed | Cause peritonitis, Form an abscess, And May rupture (ALL of the above) |
***** A Nissen is performed to treat | A hiatal hernia AND GERD (Both) - LENETTE - The ans that Macy wrote down on the PC said "Hiatal hernia and Abdominal Hernia (Both A & C)" but A=Hiatial Hern, B=Abd Hernia, C=GERD, D=Both A&C. The CORRECT answer is HH and GERD-Both A&C. Ppl will miss it. |
GERD | Gastroesophageal reflux |
A laparoscopic cholecystectomy involves | Endoscopic removal of the gallbladder |
A whipple is AKA | A Pancreaticoduodenectomy |
The appendix is attached to the ___ at the appendix's base and by the mesomesentary | Cecum |
The twisting of the intestine on itself that causes an obstruction is called | Volvulus |