**Educational Website Content: Digestive System Questions**41. **Question**: Blood from the intestinal tract is carried to the liver in the ___________ vein. This allows the liver to detoxify all substances entering the body through the GI tract.42. **Question**: Macrophages of the liver found in the sinusoids are called ________________.43. **Question**: _____________ (species) do not have gallbladders.44. **Question**: Briefly describe the enterohepatic circulation.45. **Question**: When the bilirubin level in the blood elevates, the tissues become a yellow-orange color. This is known as _______________ or _______________.46. **Question**: The two primary movements in the small intestine are _____________ and _____________.47. **Question**: List the segments of the large intestine. - a. - b. - c. - d.48. **Question**: Identify the species these are from. - **Images**: - *Image a*: A diagram showing a detailed anatomical layout with labels such as "R. Kidney," "Bladder," and several feet markings indicating segments of the colon. - *Image b*: A simplistic line drawing of an intestinal tract without detailed labeling. - *Image c*: A detailed anatomical diagram with labeled parts like "junction of right anterior central lobe" and "end of ileum." - **Answers**: - a. - b. - c. **Educational Content for Website**---**Question 49:***Motility in the large intestine can be:*a. b. c. d. ---**Question 50:***When the water has been absorbed from the chyme in the large intestine, the semisolid material that remains is called __________.*---**Question 51:***In addition to horses, __________ are also hindgut fermenters.*---(Note: The image does not contain any graphs or diagrams that require further explanation.)

“Since you have asked multiple questions, we will solve the first question for you. If you want any specific question to be solved then please specify the question number or post only that question.” The digestive system is a vital system that supplies the body with water, nutrients, and electrolytes. Its two fundamental functions are breaking down large food molecules into smaller absorbable molecules and absorbing these molecules. The digestive system works with the blood vascular system, nervous system, and endocrine system for appropriate functioning in order to do this. The nutrients are absorbed in the intestine and distributed to various body organs via blood circulation.The gastrointestinal system’s blood vessels are part of a more extensive system known as the splanchnic circulation. The blood flow through the gut and the spleen, pancreas, and liver are included. The portal vein permits all blood from the gut, spleen, and pancreas to pass into the liver. This blood enters the liver through the sinusoids and exits through the hepatic veins. The vena cava is where these veins empty. The liver sinusoids are lined with reticuloendothelial cells, which filter germs and other particle debris from the blood entering from the digestive system, preventing the direct transfer of potentially hazardous agents into the rest of the body. As a result, the hepatic portal should be used to fill in the blank.

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41. Blood from the intestinal tract is carried to the liver in the vein. This allows the liver to detoxify all substances entering the body through the Gl tract.

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