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Title: Digestive system


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Digestive system
  • Al Mina, M.D.
  • Erskine College

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Modified from
  • Powerpoint Presentation for BG210-211 made by
  • Dr. Nora Espinoza, Ph. D.
  • Which was

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Modified from a PowerPoint Presentation made
to accompanyHoles Human Anatomy and
Physiology, 11/e byShier,
Butler, and LewisMcGraw-Hill - publisher
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Digestion
  • Breakdown of foods into absorbable form
  • Mechanical
  • chemical

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Digestive system
  • Alimentary canal
  • Structures that food passes through directly
  • Accessory organs
  • Secrete substances into canal

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Alimentary canal
  • 8 meters long
  • Wall similar layers throughout (in different
    forms)
  • Lumen
  • Mucosa
  • Submucosa
  • Muscular
  • serosal

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  • Mucosa
  • Epithelium, connective tissue
  • Mucous secreting glands
  • Function protection, secretion, absorption
  • Submucosa
  • Loose connective tissue, vessels, nerves, lymph
  • Nourishment, removes absorbed substances

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  • Muscular layer
  • Two layers of smooth muscle
  • Circular narrows lumen
  • Longitudinal shortens tube
  • Movement of tube and contents
  • Serosa
  • Visceral peritoneum
  • Covers, lubricates tube

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Movement
  • Mixing movement
  • Rhythmic movement in small areas
  • Example stomach
  • Propelling movement
  • Contraction relaxation downstream
  • Wavelike contraction - peristalsis

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innervation
  • Primarily muscular
  • Parasympathetic increase activity
  • Sympathetic decreases
  • Submucosal plexus controls secretions
  • Myenteric plexus motility
  • Also has sensory neurons

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Mouth
  • Receives food
  • Begins digestion
  • mastication

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Cheeks
  • Lateral walls of mouth
  • Muscles for chewing and expression

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Lips
  • Sense temperature and texture of food

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Tongue
  • Muscular organ
  • Covered by mucous membrane
  • Connected by lingual frenulum to floor of mouth
  • Helps in mixing food, moves to back of mouth for
    swallowing
  • Papillae friction, taste
  • Connects to hyoid bone

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Palate
  • Roof of oral cavity
  • Hard palate anterior portion bone
  • Soft palate posterior muscular
  • During swallowing, soft palate elevates to keep
    food out of nasal cavity
  • Palatine tonsils lymph tissue

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Teeth
  • Hardest structures in body
  • Primary set 20 teeth
  • Shed when roots resorbed
  • Secondary -4 sets of 8
  • 2 incisors
  • Canine
  • 2 bicuspids (premolars)
  • 3 molars

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Teeth
Figure 17.9
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Function
  • Begin mechanical digestion
  • Allows digestive enzymes to work more effectively

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Teeth
Figure 17.10
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  • Crown above gumline
  • Root below
  • Enamel hardened calcium salts irreplaceable
  • Dentin living tissue
  • Central cavity contains vessels, nerves
  • Root canals entry points for vessels

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  • Cementum bonelike material enclosing root
  • Periodontal ligament connects tooth to jaw

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Salivary glands
  • Secrete saliva
  • Moistens food
  • Dissolves food for taste
  • Begins digestion
  • Contains amylase splits complex carbs into
    disaccharides
  • Cleans teeth

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Contd
  • Innervated by para/sympathetic
  • Can activate at sight/smell/thought of food

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Salivary glands
  • Parotid largest
  • Cheek
  • Secretes mosly amylase
  • Submandibular
  • Inside lower jaw
  • Mixed amylase/mucous (lubricant)
  • Sublingual
  • Below tongue
  • Mostly mucous secretions

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Figure 17.11
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Pharynx
  • Important for swallowing

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Palate
Figure 17.7
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Swallowing
Figure 17.14
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Swallowing stage 2
  • Soft palate elevates
  • Larynx/hyoid bone elevate, epiglottis closes
  • Tongue presses upward
  • Longitudinal muscles contract, pulling pharynx
    upward
  • Lower constrictor muscles relax
  • Higher constrictor muscles contract, propelling
    food into esophagus

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Also step 2
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Step 3
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Figure 17.15
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esophagus
  • Straight 25 cm tube
  • Propels food through thoracic cavity to stomach
  • Posterior to trachea
  • Goes through diaphragm at esophageal hiatus to
    reach stomach.
  • Secretions mucous (no digestion)

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Contd
  • Lower esophageal sphincter (cardiac sphincter)
    prevents food in stomach from regurgitating into
    esophagus
  • Weakness of this sphincter can lead to reflux of
    stomach acid into esophagus heartburn
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