Exam 16: The Digestive System
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The swallowing center triggers a secondary peristaltic wave that sweeps from the beginning to the end of the pharynx.
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Sensory neurons called intrinsic primary __________ neurons respond to specific local stimuli in the digestive tract.
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Located throughout the layers of the muscularis externa are pacemaker cells known as the ______.
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The plasma membranes of the digestive system's effector cells have receptor proteins that bind with and respond to GI hormones,neurotransmitters,and local chemical mediators.
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What must be combined with vitamin B₁₂ for it to be absorbed in the small intestine?
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A cross section of the digestive tube reveals four major tissue layers: (from the innermost layer outward)the mucosa,the __________,the muscularis externa,and the __________.
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The cells that secrete gastric juice are located in the gastric mucosa,which is divided into two distinct areas: the __________ mucosa and the __________ gland area.
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The parietal (or oxyntic)cells secrete __________ and __________.
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The large intestine consists of three separate,conspicuous,longitudinal bands of muscle called the __________,which run the length of the large intestine.
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Bilirubin is the primary bile pigment derived from the breakdown of worn-out red blood cells.
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What is the reflex called that involves gastrin secretion in response to the presence of chyme in the stomach?
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The major force for expulsion of stomach contents during vomiting comes from contraction of the __________ muscles and the __________.
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Flatus is derived from two sources: swallowed air and gas produced by protein digestion.
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When food enters the stomach,mass movements are triggered in the colon primarily by the __________ reflex.
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The only liver function not accomplished by hepatocytes is the phagocytic activity carried out by the resident macrophages,which are known as __________ cells.
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