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Digestive System - Lab

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Gastrointestinal Tract is also known as...   show
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show Teeth, Tongue, Salivary Glands, Liver, Gall Bladder, Pancreas  
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Inner most layer surrounding the lumen of the Gastrointestinal Tract   show
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show Simple Columnar or Stratified Squamous  
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show Absorbtion, Secretion of mucous, Secreation of digestive enzymes & Protection  
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What are the 4 layers of the Gastrointestinal Tract from the inside out?   show
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show Muscularis  
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show Serosa  
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show Papillae  
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show Stratified Squamous Epithelium - Acini Cells  
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Esophageal mucosal is composed of what?   show
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Esophageal muscularis is composed of ...   show
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The small and large intestine mucosa are...   show
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show Goblet cells  
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Finger like projections on the mucosa of the small intestine   show
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Four lobes of the Liver   show
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Right & left lobe of the liver is divided by the...   show
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show Lobules  
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Lobule cells that secrete bile, surrounding the central vein...   show
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Functional unit of the Liver   show
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show Acini cells - digestive enzymes Pancreatic Islets - glucagon & insulin  
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show Gingiva  
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The lips are connected to the gingiva by the ...   show
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show Vestibule  
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show Lingual Frenulum  
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Prevents food from traveling into the Nasopharynx   show
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Lateral Arches forming the opening to the oropharynx   show
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show Palatine Tonsils  
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show Parotid, Submandibular and Sublingual Glands  
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show Amylase  
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show 32  
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How many deciduous teeth do children have?   show
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show Incisors  
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show Cuspids  
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show Bicuspids  
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The 12 Molar teeth are also called   show
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Name the three regions of a tooth   show
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The very hard covering of a tooth is called...   show
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show Cementum  
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show Dentin  
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Inner most portion of the tooth that blood vessels and nerves run through.   show
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show Cardiac, Fundus, Body & Pyloric  
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show Lower Esophogeal Sphincter or Gastroesophageal Sphincter  
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Crontrols the passage of food from the stomach to the duodenum   show
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show Lesser Curvature & Greater Curvature  
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Large temporary folds of the stomach that allow it to expand   show
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show Cardiac Region  
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show Fundus Region  
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Major site of chemical digestion & absorbtion   show
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show Duodenum, Jejunum, Iliam  
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The valve that controls the flow from the Ilium into the Cecum   show
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show Large Intestines  
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show Cecum  
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show Ascending Colon, Transverse Colon, Descending Colon & Sigmoind Colon  
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show Rectum  
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show Taenia Coli  
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show Haustra  
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Defecation takes place at the...   show
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show Greater Omentum  
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show Mesentery  
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show Gallbladder  
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show Sinusoids, Central Vein  
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show Bile Canaliculi  
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show Hepatic  
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show Common Hepatic Duct  
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Bile leaves the gallbladder and join the common hepatic duct to form the   show
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show Pancreatic Duct  
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show Hepatopancreatic Ampulla  
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