Can you help me fill in the following word blanks? There are many small salivary glands, and three pairs of large glands: submandibular, sublingual and _____ The smooth chunk of wet food that goes from the mouth, through the pharynx and esophagus into the stomach is called a ______. The liquefied food that goes from the stomach into the intestines is called ______. The much more solid mass of material left after absorption, that goes from the colon, through the rectum and anus into the outside world is called _______.The food is propelled along the alimentary tract by the action of smooth muscles – this movement is called _______. While _____ cells in the gastric glands secrete _____ acid, the _____ cells secrete pepsinogen in the stomach. The ______ . sphincter allows only about 3-4ml of food to pass out of the stomach at any given time. The _____ anal sphincter is not, while _____ anal sphincter is under conscious control. The most important function of the stomach is secretion of the _____ which is necessary for absorption of vitamin B12. The ______ , the major cells of the liver, are very active, high-metabolism cells. The duct that takes the bile out of the gall bladder is called the _______ , which joins the ______ to form the _____ that takes the bile into the duodenum. _____ is the byproduct of breakdown of red blood cells in the spleen and, as it is toxic, it is secreted with bile. It gives bile the green-brown color and it gives feces the brown color. Hormone _____ is secreted from the stomach in response to the meal and it increases movement of the stomach and intestines. Hormones/neurotransmitters _____ and _____ have opposite effects on the gut – the former speeds up and the latter slows down peristalsis. Hormone ____ increases absorption of calcium from the intestine. Word List: external, feces, parathormone, common hepatic duct, peristalsis, serotonin, bolus, bilirubin, chief, hepatocytes, gastrin, enterocytes, hydrochloric, chyme, parotid, epinephrine, parietal, common bile duct, internal, pyloric, sulphuric, cystic duct, intrinsic factor, calcitonin.
Can you help me fill in the following word blanks?
There are many small salivary glands, and three pairs of large glands: submandibular, sublingual and _____
The smooth chunk of wet food that goes from the mouth, through the pharynx and esophagus into the stomach is called a ______. The liquefied food that goes from the stomach into the intestines is called ______. The much more solid mass of material left after absorption, that goes from the colon, through the rectum and anus into the outside world is called _______.The food is propelled along the alimentary tract by the action of smooth muscles – this movement is called _______.
While _____ cells in the gastric glands secrete _____ acid, the _____ cells secrete pepsinogen in the stomach.
The ______ . sphincter allows only about 3-4ml of food to pass out of the stomach at any given time.
The _____ anal sphincter is not, while _____ anal sphincter is under conscious control.
The most important function of the stomach is secretion of the _____ which is necessary for absorption of vitamin B12.
The ______ , the major cells of the liver, are very active, high-
The duct that takes the bile out of the gall bladder is called the _______ , which joins the ______ to form the _____ that takes the bile into the duodenum.
_____ is the byproduct of breakdown of red blood cells in the spleen and, as it is toxic, it is secreted with bile. It gives bile the green-brown color and it gives feces the brown color.
Hormone _____ is secreted from the stomach in response to the meal and it increases movement of the stomach and intestines.
Hormones/neurotransmitters _____ and _____ have opposite effects on the gut – the former speeds up and the latter slows down peristalsis.
Hormone ____ increases absorption of calcium from the intestine.
Word List: external, feces, parathormone, common hepatic duct, peristalsis, serotonin, bolus, bilirubin, chief, hepatocytes, gastrin, enterocytes, hydrochloric, chyme, parotid, epinephrine, parietal, common bile duct, internal, pyloric, sulphuric, cystic duct, intrinsic factor, calcitonin.
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