The document summarizes the human digestive system, including the organs and structures involved in digestion and their functions. It describes the pathway of digestion from the mouth through the esophagus, stomach, small intestine including the duodenum, jejunum and ileum, large intestine, and rectum. It provides details on teeth, saliva, gastric juices, enzymes, and accessory organs such as the liver, gallbladder and pancreas that aid in the breakdown and absorption of food.
The document summarizes the human digestive system, including the organs and structures involved in digestion and their functions. It describes the pathway of digestion from the mouth through the esophagus, stomach, small intestine including the duodenum, jejunum and ileum, large intestine, and rectum. It provides details on teeth, saliva, gastric juices, enzymes, and accessory organs such as the liver, gallbladder and pancreas that aid in the breakdown and absorption of food.
The document summarizes the human digestive system, including the organs and structures involved in digestion and their functions. It describes the pathway of digestion from the mouth through the esophagus, stomach, small intestine including the duodenum, jejunum and ileum, large intestine, and rectum. It provides details on teeth, saliva, gastric juices, enzymes, and accessory organs such as the liver, gallbladder and pancreas that aid in the breakdown and absorption of food.
Bolus - mixture of food and saliva Lips (25cm) Chyme - semifluid of digested food & Cheeks Jejunum - between the duo and ileum digestive secretions Vestibule (2.5 m) Peristalsis - begins in the esophagus Ileum - final section (3.5 cm) when a bolus of food is swallowed Tongue Villi - finger-like foldings Stomach - bean-shaped; storage; 4 TYPES OF PAPILLAE primary digestion Fungiform - sweet & sour, TIP ENZYMES Large intestine - vital task to absorb Filiform - covers most of DORSAL Peptidases - breaks pepsin water and nutrients; converts surface Carbohydrases - break down digested food to feces Vallate - BACK of palatine, v shape Maltase- maltose->glucose Bile - produced by the liver, aids formation towards throat Lactose- galactose->glucose digestion of lipids in small intestine Foliate - SIDE Sucrase- fructose->glucose Gall bladder- hollow organ where bile Lipases - breaks lipids is stored before it is released into the TEETH Nucleases - breaks nucleic acid - small intestine (temporary) Deciduous - milk teeth, shed after >nucleotides Permanent - pushes milk teeth Methods of nutrition: Incisors - front teeth (first 1, humans LIVER Autotrophs - produce own food have 8) -neutralizes chyme acidity Heterotrophs - dependent Canines - cuspids (fangs, 2) (3rd) -aids in fat absorption Carnivore,Herbivore,Omnivore* Premolar - crushing & tearing food (8, -emulsifes fats and hastens digestive Coprophagy - feeds on feces 6th) action of enzymes *unable to absorb nutrients (dogs, Molar - grinding, chewing (wisdom -stimulate peristalsis, where a great pigs, rabbits, beavers) tooth) percentage of glycogen is stored Ruminants - from plant-based food -center of fat & carbohydrate by fermenting it in specialized STRUCTURES metabolism stomach prior to digestion (cattle, External: sheep, goat, moose, giraffe, buffalo) Crown *Gall bladder Sanguivore - consumes blood Cusps *Bile (mosquito,bat,leech) Root *Cholecystokinin - stimulates release Frugivore - fruit eater (male Neck of bile into the intestine & secretion mosquito, passerine birds) of enzymes by the pancreas Filter feeders - straining suspended Internal: matters, feed on planktons Pulp cavity PANCREAS Vermivores - feed on worms Dentin Exocrine - with pancreatic ducts Scavenger - consumes corpses Enamel - typsin, chrymotipsin, Decomposers - consume Cementum carboxypeptidase dead/decaying organism, bacteria Alveoli - sockets Gingiva/gums Pancreatic amylase Human Digestion; IDAAE Periodontal ligament Panceatic lipase Ingestion -take in food Periodontal disease Pancreatic bicarbonate Digestion - breakdown food Secretin - stimulates secretion in Absorption - absorb nutrients STOMACH pancreas Assimilation - utilization Sphincters - cardiac and phyloric Egestion/Elimination - eliminate Endocrine - islets of langerhans 4 REGIONS (CFBP) *produces and controls INSULIN and Under Ingestion: Cardiac - mucous secreting glands; GLUCAGON Mouth - mechanical digestion closest in espohagus Insulin - (absorption of) sugar *Teeth - breaking up food Fundus - largest art; contain gastric Glucagon - raises blood glucose glands Mouth - chemical digestion Body LARGE INTESTINE - 5 feet *Saliva - allows bolus to pass from Pylorus - secretes 2 types of mucus Cecum mouth to espohagus easily and hormone gastrin Appendix Amylase - digests starch Colon Mucin - slippery protein, protects soft COMPOSITION OF GASTRIC JUICE Descending and Sigmoid crypts lining of DS, lubricates food for easy Chief cells Rectum swallowing Pepsinogen - converted pepsin by GA Anal Canal Buffers - neutralizes acid to prevent Rennin - curdles milk tooth decay Anti-bacterial chemicals - kill bacteria Parietal cells - pyramidal cells; source Stomach - produces mucosa that of GA helps in breaking down food Goblet cells - produces mucus Gastrin - secreted in pylorus; Accesory organs: secretion of parietal cells Tongue - membrane skeleton Teeth Hunger pangs - contraction of empty Salivary glands: stomach Parotid - near the ears Borborygmus - stomach rumbling Sublingual - under the tongue Submandibular - under mandible